West Scranton Mystery Bones May Reveal Human Remains
Early yesterday morning Patrolman Thomas Jones reported to Lieutenant Williams that a third hand like bone was found near the previous discoveries by boys at the Mt. Pleasant dump near North Seventh Street. The area’s stench has grown stronger as residents speculate on the origin of the remains and possible graves nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
West Linden Street
Williams
Kk. Robinson's Sons
Power House
North Seventh Street
Mt. Pleasant
First Baptist Class Holds Annual Meeting and Social
Thursday evening the Fabie class of the First Baptist church met at Rock street home for their annual business meeting and social. The program included addresses solos and quartets and a bountiful repast served by the young ladies. A letter from an absent member in the old world was read by Frederick V Neyce. Attendance listed includes many couples and several singles with Ray Morgan photographing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabie
First Baptist Church
Rock Street
Frederick V. Neyce
Ray Morgan
Pastor to Preach Tomorrow at Simpson Methodist
Rev. J. D. Sweet, transferred to Oneonta, N Y, will preach tomorrow morning. In the evening the choir performs a rich musical program from Easter Sunday with numerous soloists, choristers, and quartets under director W W Jones and organist Waller Davin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. DB. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Oneonta
N. Y
Lynn
Phyt
Nedeemer Hivet
Misa Helen
Thomas and Choir
Odd Fellows lodge installs officers in South Main hall
At Silurian lodge No 76 Independent Order of Odd Fellows in D L Evans hall South Main avenue officers were installed for the term Noble Grand D T Morgan Vice Grand W J Thomas Secretary J Kivans Financial Secretary David Cadweant Trustee Hon John Williams Relief Committee Fh P Hrader Recoorder Moir wis and a short address delivered by the presiding official The glee club of Silurian lodge entertained with selections Refreshments were served and a smoker followed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silurian Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
D. L. Evans’ Hall
South Main Avenue
Noble Grand
D. T. Morgan
W. Jd. Thomas
J. Kivans
David Cadweant
John T. Wh.liams
Fh. P. Hrader
Recoorder Moir Wi
Morgan Thomas Addresses Low-Rate Application Notice
At lowest rates. Apply to Morgan Thomas, 1128 Jackson Street, or pursue the same offer locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Thomas
Jackson Street
Vestry repairs underway as parish bids farewell
The vestry is closed for repairs and will be painted and adorned by a skilled artist. The Baptist Young People's union announces a strawberry festival with tickets on sale. The pastor and wife will attend May meetings in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Penn Morgan
Baptist Young People’s Union
Springfield
Local church seeks growth while honoring old ties in Chicopees
Maes plans a sermon at the first church of Chicopees as the town weighs growth in Wintondale and parent groups offer community aid. The Ladies' Aid invites help from church members to support ongoing works. A local janitor urges Tribune readers to share views on organizing and grievances, proposing an understanding of janitorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maes
Chicopees
Wintondale
Weat Scranton
The
Tribune
Funeral of Shjalmar Carl son’s child held at St. Mark’s
Lt. Ramer of St Mark's Lutheran church officiated the funeral for the infant of Mr and Mrs Shjalmar Carl son yesterday afternoon. Services were at the Jiuekvon street house and interment followed in Washburn street cemetery. Pallbearers were Gustave Carl son Ernest Andren Nels Johnson and van Andren with Charlee Larson and Hellding Johnson as flower bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hew A. LT. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Shjalmar Carlson
Jiuekvon Street
Washburn Street
Gustave Carlson
Ernest Andren
Nels Johnson
van Andren
Charlee Larson
Hellding Johnson
Major Galley Narrates Galveston Flood Scenes
Major Galley a Salvation Army early volunteer described heart rending moments in Galveston after the flood. He illustrated his talk with stereopticon pictures at the Salvation Army barracks on Price Street. The lecture drew a fair audience and visiting members depart for home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Galley
Savation Army
Galveston
Salvation Army
Price Street
Club Meetings And Funeral Arrangements Schedule
Meeting of the I F P club at 7 15 pm at Miss Carrie Floyd 1138 Rock street. Sons of Temperance Glee Club meet at 8 pm in Morgan hall Main avenue and Jackson street. Council No 407 Junior Order United American Mechanics holds a special meeting at Co operative hall to arrange attendance at the funeral of John Vipond tomorrow afternoon. Gospel meeting at the Young Women’s Christian association rooms South Malin avenue and Washburn street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F P
Carrie Floyd
Rock Street
Sons of Temperance Glee Club
Morgan's Hall
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Council No. 407
United American Mechanics
Co-operative Hall
John Vipond
Young Women's Christian Association
South Malin Avenue
Washburn Street
Temperance Convention and Society Events Announced
The state quarterly convention of the Sons of Temperance will meet at St. David's hall next Wednesday April 4 with speakers Miss Fannie C Mont and T T Jones noted temperance workers. Wleetric City Wheelmen host a stag party at the club house next Thursday evening April 25 featuring ventriloquist Charles Hartley. The progressive ouchre and social under Branch 7 Ladies Catholic Benevolent association will be held in Mears hall next Tuesday evening April 23. A rehearsal of the Willian Connell Anthracite Glee club is set for tomorrow afternoon with all members requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sons of Temperance
St. David's Hall
Fannie C. Mont
T. 'T. Jones
Wleetric City Wheelmen
Charles Hartley
Ladies’ Catholic Benévolent Association
Mears’ Hall
Willian Connell
Fine large Rose Bushes given away today
Mears and Hugen advertise free large rose bushes of choice varieties today, inviting customers to claim specimens from their display and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hugen
Meure & Piugen
Funeral and society notes from the city
The funeral of Mrs. Miuvela Cousins was held yesterday at the North Main avenue residence with interment in Dunmore cemetery Lackawanna council No 1 Royal Arcanum hosted another session at Ivorite hall last night. Elmer Sweet, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sweet of 411 Docker court, was bitten by a dog but the injuries are not serious. Mrs Lucetia Lewis of 907 Hampton street entertained friends at home. The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church women’s class planned a reception for Rev and Mrs J B Sweet next Tuesday evening. Father Ruddy returns to St Patrick’s parish in Olyphant. Mather McLoighlin has been moved to Olyphant. The newly organized choir-walst class of the Wye A WILD meets Monday and Friday evenings next week. Alderman and Mrs John Powelly of South Seventh street are visiting relatives in Wayne county. William Neave of Washburn street is slowly recovering after Hahnemann hospital operation. Spangenberg of Ninth street, arrested for enticing men and robbing them, was tried by Alderman John yesterday. The executive committee of the Young Women’s Christian Association prepares for the annual center button contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miuvela
North Main Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
Lackawanna
Royal Arcanum
Ivorite Hall
Elmer
Myr
Charles Fe, Sweet
Dockercourt
Lucetia Lewis
Hampton Street
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Sweet
Teo
Ruddy
Olyphant
St. Patrick
Obituary notices for Vipold and Edwards families
John Vipold a Lackawanna Railroad employee died at his South Bromley avenue home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife three children parents and siblings. Funeral services and burial will be at the local cemetery. Mrs Daniel Edwards died at her home in Kingston from heart trouble and debility. She was born in Merthyr Tydvil Wales in 1860 and moved to Pottsville then Danville after marriage to Daniel Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whs Vipold
John Vipold
Euploye
Lackawanna Railroad Company
South
Bromley Avenue
Mra Hobart Walker
Mise Belle Vipond
George Vipouk
Daniel Edwards
Edwards
Kingston
Merthyr Tydvil
South Wales
Wits Country
Danville
Local Notices From Kingston and Plymouth Obscure Funeral Details
A fragmentary local notice covers deaths and marriages in Kingston and Plymouth. It mentions Decraed’s marriage with three daughters in Kingston, a private funeral in a Gamile vault, and a 1056 FRANK POWERS funeral car cortege. It also notes the death of Pyank Towers at the West Side hospital after prolonged illness and a 6 year old child of Mr and Mrs White dying recently. Obscure times and spellings reflect OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Powers
Pyank Towers
Searn
Weat Side
Old Forge
Nepital
Ol Forge
Dunmore Doings: Obsequies and Uncertain Departures
The remains of Miss Abbie Watrous were laid to rest in Dunmore cemetery with a large attendance. Dr. David Spencer officiated at the family home on Smith Street. Pallbearers included Russell Klmble, Ernest Finch, Roy Weaver, John Woodruff, Clarry Bogart and Selden Praysi. The community sends best wishes to Rev A J Van Cleft Yegret on his move to Ashley, and Rev H Newing from Susquehanna will likely fill the Dunmore pulpit tomorrow. Tripp Avenue Christian church will hold services with Rev D Dabney preaching morning and evening, morning topic A Walk with Jesus, evening The Unseen and Eternal. Sunday school at 10, men’s meeting at 4. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Watrous
Dunmore
Smith Street
David Spencer
Mokely Baptist Church
Tirrowing
Russell Klmnble
Ernest Finch
Roy Weaver
John Woodruff
Clarry Bogart
Selden Praysi
A. J. van Cleft Yegret
Ashley
H. Newing
Susquehanna
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Rev
D. Dabney
Jesus
Edward Snyder returns to Bay Ridge Minnesota after town visit
Edward Snyder left yesterday for Bay Ridge Minnesota where he will pursue business ventures. He was joined by Henry Blees on the trip that combines business and pleasure. Mrs Edward Gagle and her son David returned to New Haven Conn after visiting here for several weeks. Mrs W Correll of Blakely street has recovered from her recent illness. Mrs W J Bone of Varden hus
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Rdward Snyder
Bay Ridge
Minn
Henry Blees
Edward Gagle
David
New Haven
Conn
W . Correll
Blakely Street
W. J Bone
Varden
Hus
Remains of John Mouls Laid To Rest In Cathedral Cemetery
The remains of John Mouls, killed at Washington, New Jersey, were buried in Cathedral cemetery after a funeral from his Beech Street home. A solemn high Mass of Requiem was celebrated at St. John's Church by Rev. BE. J. Melley with Rev. Father Dunn deacon and Rev. M. Jr. Fleming sub-deacon. Floral offerings indicated high esteem for the deceased. Flower bearers were Martin Devanney and Edward Hennighan. pallbearers were John Finnerty, Stephen Finnerty, P. FP. McCann, John O'Hara, Pood O'Hara, and Charles Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mouls
Washington, N. J
Cathedral
Beech Street
St. John's Church
BE. J. Melley
Father Dunn
M. Jr. Fleming
Martin Devanney
Edward Hennighan
John Finnerty
Stephen Finnerty
P. FP. McCann
John O'Hara
Pood
O'Hara
Charles Townsend
Funeral Notices for Kuhner and Mets Children
The funeral of Wille Kuhner, sixteen months, was held yesterday at 2 pm from Pittston avenue residence. Services were at St. Mary's Church by Rev. Peter Christ with interment in Twentieth Ward Cemetery. The 18 month old Mets child also had services at St. Mary's and burial in Twentieth Ward Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Peter Kuhner
Pittston Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Peter Christ
Twentieth Ward
Michael Mets
PR. Sirah
Those Bushes of the choicest varieties given away today
The note records plants described as the choicest varieties being given away today by Mears and Biagen. It names no further details on quantity or location beyond the charitable horticultural gesture.
Chess Barbers Club Plans Sunday Meeting at Hoffmans Harlows
The chess barbers will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Hoffman's harlows on Beech street and Stone avenue. Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet Sunday afternoon in Pharmacy hall. St Peters Society members will meet Sunday afternoon in St Marys hall on Hickory street. Janes Ridgway of Cedar Avenue is recovering from a fall and will return to his place in a few days.
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Chess Barbers
Hoffman's
Harlows
Beech Street
Stone Avenue
Scranton Choral Union
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Bauer
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Pharmacy Hall
St. Peter's Society
St. Mary’s Hall
Hickory Street
Janes Ridgway
Ceday Avenue
Fire destroys McDonough home in North Scranton
Mire was discovered last night about 10 90 o clock in the kitchen of John McDonough on McDonough avenue and Laurel street. The origin is a mystery but believed from the kitchen stove. An alarm from box 1 at Brick avenue and Oak street brought North Scranton companies but the lower floor burned. total loss about 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonough
Bank elects officers in North Scranton
Hon. Wod Lewis was named president of the North Scranton bank with James Fitch as vice president BB MM Symonds as cashier and a slate of directors including W J Lewis Bliss Morss La ar Jordan Fitch Fish Atherton and Spizer. The bank will open for business Monday morning.
Marriage of McGloin and Con way at Holy Rosary
The marriage of John McGloin of West Scranton and Miss Bessie Conway of this place occurred Wednesday afternoon at Holy Rosary church. Rev. J W Moylan performed the ceremony with Miss Jennie Connors of Moosic as bridesmaid and Michael Needham as best man. A wedding feast followed at the bride’s home and the couple are on an extended wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGloin
West Scranton
Bessie Conway
Holy Rosary Church
Ney
J. W. Moylan
Jennie Connors
Moosic
Michael Needham
McGloin
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
John Boyle
John Boyle O'Reilly Council
Funeral Held For Mrs. Maria Cousins On Main Avenue
Mrs. Maria Cousins wife of W J Cousins died Wednesday morning. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon from her North Main Avenue home with Rev G A Cure officiating. She was active in Providence Methodist church and a church quartet sang hymns. Interment followed at Dunmore cemetery. Pallbearers listed as Chorge Powell James Powell and Frante Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Cousins
W. J. Cousins
North Main Avenue
G. A. Cure
Providence Methodist Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Taylor
Chorge
Charles
James
Frante Powell
Community Classes and Meetings This Saturday and Week
Sewing school Saturday afternoon and a gospel meeting Saturday evening. Junior and youth meetings Sunday and Monday evenings. shirtwaist class at 7 40. Bible study Tuesday afternoon and Miss Wescott’s embroidery Tuesday evening. Junior Bible class Wednesday morning. kitchen garden Thursday afternoon. Nouraday Bible study Saturday evening. Association invites all members and new joiners to call at 2048 North Main Avenue for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law O'Clock
Ind Oehork
George L. Ulrich
Seenfield
North Main Avenue
Fine Jargettose Bushes of the Mears and Haugen
A brief notice describes Jargettose bushes linked to firms Mears and Haugen. Details remain sparse within the readable text, indicating a trade or property matter involving named entities Mears and Haugen. The item emphasizes the referenced bushes and the two organizations without broader context.
Ladies Auxiliary Hibernians Branch Formed in St Marys Hall
A largely attended meeting in St Marys hall organized a branch of the Ladies auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. A society was formed and officers will be elected later. Miss Mary O Hara helped by Branches 1 and 16 led the effort.
Green Ridge Market News Roundup from Monsey to Yonkers
Evening report lists Fresh mint and cress at Green Ridge Market along with New York supplies like potatoes cucumbers tomatoes and clams. Grace Ward of Monsey Avenue returns from New York while John J. Andrus of Yonkers is noted as guest of the Hesslers over Sunday. Lady bowlers at Green Ridge Wheel men club enjoy a day with high scores and social gaiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Market
Grace Ward
Monsey Avenue
New York
Green Ridge
John J. Andrus
Yonkers
CG. H. Hessler
Bermuda
J. Cr. Dimmick
London
Mia
Ree
Wo L, Carr
B.D. Green
Hessler
Fragmentary price list with scattered numbers and codes
A disjointed OCR snippet shows various prices and codes: 89.00, 50a, 450, 100, and dollar amounts 3.98, 6.08, 9.08, plus scattered letters. No clear event or context to identify.
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Scranton
Simpson Church
Foster Marie Wrigley
Jackson Chilvens Choir
Cikering
Fee
Win Warren
Nivle Quartette
Christ Arosa
Lown
Simpon Mole
Eneuneenents
Velie
Martel Wilson
Hiva Kitdle
Aram Domes
Mare Jones
ostaeVinal
Jackson Street Church Notes
Dufour
Mra
T. K. Newell
Cobletais
Walter Teeter
New
Tey, Do
JT. C. Edwards Aml Foe
B. von Kring
Ahestnut Street
Tair EB. Brown
Calvin A. Brown
Maly Trinity Lutheran Church
Houe
North
Uyie Park Avenue
Yat @ efolock
Dunmore Doings
Religious Matters
South Scranton
John Ennis
Mears & Biagen
Nedicinen
North Scranton Bank
Marion Cousins
Y. W. GC
A. C. FH
Social Matters
Mears & Haugen
St. Mary's Hall
Order of Hiberniauns
Mary O' Hara
Offiers
Charles Miller
Thrace
Pittston
Providence
Mere
John J. Evans
Deacon Street
Band of Hope
Florence
Edward Moran
Leggett's Street
Mixes Mary James
Weal Market Street
North End
J. 2. Williams
Wilkes- Starre
Wayne Avenue
Christian Madeavor Society
Teen Hidge Lodge
Mears & Hagen
Heart of Maryland
David Belasco
Wink McKea
Mary Mannering
Paul Leicester Ford
Edward Wilions
Janice
Eredith
Mr. Ford
Ernest Cres
Arthur Voogtlin
Au. Om
Weta Noble
Thomas Shearer and Company
Isabelle Fletcher
New Gaiety Theater
Alf. G. Herrington
Florey & Brooks
Horey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Union
Lade
the Clock Tobacco Co
Wyoming Ave
Scranton, Pa
Trenton
Nottingham
Art Department
Hermsdorf
Lle Y Tomson
Warner's
C. B
W. B
Belding
Globe Warehouse
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