Sermon at Jackson Street Baptist Church Youth Service
West Scranton church services last evening featured Rev Dr Thomas de Gruchy presenting a sermon on The Element for Success in Life. The Palm Sunday text guided reflections as the youth choir performed and the congregation discussed future church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. Brenden Council
Montrose
Jackson Street Chapuet
Cldren
Thoma de Gruchy
Ann
Allenlig
Intel
Dufour's French Sar Promises Cure and Rest
A for sale notice touts Dufour's French Sar as a remedy that cures a cold and provides rest. Dealers nationwide advertise the product as available through their shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Munyon's Guarantees Remedies and Claims of Cures
The ad touts Munyon's remedies with bold claims that Rheumatic cure will relieve most cases in hours and Digestion and Kidney cures show high success, while Catarrh and Headache cures promise rapid relief. It offers a free medical advice write to Prof. Munyon at a specified address and lists a 25 cent price for the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moogen
Fragmented Moral Reflection on Intelligence and Leadership
The text argues that without intelligence a man cannot command any community, claiming intellect as the supreme qualification for leadership. It praises godliness, divine guidance, and the promise of success and immortality to the wise, referencing the "Kingdom of God" and the power of divine favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gel
Easter services and confirmations across churches noted
The Easter observances were shared across St Davids and nearby churches with confirmations for twelve children at a Sunday school class. Holy Communion was given to the St Peter's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society at Holy Cross. Various church groups gathered at St Patrick's and the Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church, with preaching by Rev. James Benninger absent. Parish events included a Wyoming conference meeting in Owego New York and preparations for a Dewey festival in the Welsh church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Davida Ohurcl
Ofelock
Talbot
St. Peter's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Holy Cross Church
Sr Brenden
Corneil
Young Men's Institute
St. Patrick
Hoc. Hinman
William Tuarsens
Hampton Street
James Benninger
BE. Toul
Simpton
David Jones
Viet Welsh Congregational Church
Audenried
Carlon County
Yeetoay
Bea de Price
D. Def South Water
Juvedice
William J. Oates
Iitireh
Dewey Day Ofeteddfod In the Fiyet Welch Baptist Church
Jockaen Street
Mike
Ami
Reruley Meeting Plans Delegates for Dingeran Convention
A reruley meeting of St Pauls Pro feet cbypst held in Miuvenle hall yesterday afternoon arranged for Delegates Walter Mc Nichcote and Jie Malon to attend the Dingeran convention in Avori next month, when the farmer will probably attend.
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St. Paul's
Miuvenle Hall
Two Petticoat Windows Display Real Silk and Imitation
A shop advertises two Petticoat windows tomorrow showing Real Silk Taffeta Petticoats and Mercerized Cotton Petticoats. The notice notes the two displays look similar and invites customers to distinguish the real silk from the imitation by handling the goods.
Silk Taffeta Petticoats Offer Quality and Style
The ad touts Silk Taffeta Petticoats with enduring quality and satisfactory service. It highlights popular cluster effects and other styles like piping and accordion pleatings with a rainbow range of colors plus black and soft tints. Prices start at $5.00.
Finish and Trimmings Match Silk Goods Quality
Colors are fast and the finish endures as long as the fabric. Trimmings and finish mirror silk goods, though the garment is slightly heavier due to material differences.
Summer Fabrics Promise Colorful, Fresh Look in Skirts
In Ginghams Seersuckers Linen Crash Cambrics and similar fabrics the wash care preserves color and finish so garments stay nearly new after each wash. Come in to view the latest summer undergarments noted for their prettiness and dainty style.
National delegate candidacy and union officer race
The text notes Charlie Canavan also seeks re election as secretary of the union. It lists candidates for a thirteenth annual hall event at Merc Hall with committees for master of ceremonies Walter McNichols reception and floor staffing including Lenihan Murphy Kelly Culkin and Ruddy among others. a plan for a June 1 park event and a July 4 council excursion to Montrose and an exhibition drill at Father Mrderick's picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Canavan
Union
Laurel Hill Park
St Hrenden
Montrose
Corpa
Father Mrderick
Merc
Walter McNichols
Oselatant
J. J. Lenihan
Frank McLain
Jozeph Gof Jones McCoy
P. J. McNamara
Michael Kelly
John Murphy
John Kelly
Thomas Culkin
John Tanwar
M. Graham
M. Rattle
Thome Ruddy
John Culkin
Michel Culkin
Mintel Lenihan
W. Riley
W. Conway
W. Sharp
Thomas Jordan
Local Welsh Baptist Pastors to Preach in Audenried and Troedyrhiw
Rev. David Jones departs today for Audenried to preach tomorrow while Rev. John Price of Troedyrhiw, son of the late Rev. David Price, will occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning and evening. Faster exercises last Sunday were praised and will be repeated on the first Sunday in May. A juvenile choir led by William J. Davies will compete at the elect festival on Dewey Day at the First Welsh Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
Audenried
John Price
Troedyrhiw
South Wales
David Price
Siloah
Aberdardy
William J. Davies
First Welsh Baptist Church
Formal opening of Keyser Valley Hove Company home
The new Keyser Valley Hove Company building near the Washburn street car terminus will formally open this evening. Mayor Moir Chief Walker and several councilmen will attend. FE C Leonard, the School Controller, will chair. Local artists will perform and a social will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser Valley Hove Company
Washburn
Moir
Walker
FE. C. Leonard
Niagara University Nabs Ex-Bloomburg Player
Thomas Wellett of South Sherman avenue, formerly with the Bloomsburg and Honesdale clubs, has joined the Niagara university team. The West Side Browns have reorganized for the season with Durkin Bray and Thomas as pitchers, McHuck at shortstop, Dillon at first base, Tierney second base, G Davis third, T Davis left field, Nel Jeffries center, and TL Durkin in right. Manager Burnham calls first class amateurs in uniform to practice with Scranton at Athletic Park next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wellett
South Sherman Avenue
Bloomsburg
Honesdale
Niagara University
Thomas McAndrew
Eynon Street
West Side Browns
Durkin
Bray
Thomas
McHuck
Dillon
Tierney
G. Davis
T. Davia
J. Jeffries
Third pen meeting held in Morgat's hall
The third pen meeting under the Order of American Knighthood was held in Morgat's hall. Willan J. Douglass gave an address on The Purity of the Ballot and Honesty in Political Methods. Several locals and visitors are noted, along with family visits and illness updates.
Funeral notices and services in local notices
The funeral of John Owens will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of his daughter Mrs. Sarah Rhule on Wayne avenue, with interment in Cathedral cemetery. Bald Fagle tribe members are asked to meet at Red Men's hall at 2 o'clock to attend. The funeral of the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dorety on Parker street was held Saturday afternoon at 1 40 o'clock, with interment in Dunmere cemetery. A gospel meeting at the Young Women's Christian society was led by Mia RK Jones of the Welsh Congregational church yesterday afternoon. At 4 o'clock Tuesday Rev. G A Ulrich of Grace Reformed church will give a second sermon on Revelation. The death of Thomas Morris of Bpsing Took, a former resident, was noted with a funeral planned for this afternoon. PF J Walsh of Margaret avenue is in New York City, George Myers of Clark's Summit.
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Order of American Knuthood
Morgat’s Hall
Willan J. Douglass
Elizabeth Collings
Archbald
Thomas Mis
Chestnut Street
Fannie Phillips
Swetland Street
Wilkes-Barre
Richard W. Castner
Lulu
North Lincoln Avenue
Elmira
Charles Corlesa
South Main Avenue
William Corless
Rock Street
George Shoemaker
Mary Davis
West Pittston
John H. Reynolds
William Anderson
The
Salvation Army
Johnstown
Miss Searle
Brooklyn
N. Y
T. Ellaworth Davies
John Wardell
Garfield Avenue
Moscow
William Lewis
Lincoln Avenue
Harry A. Hall
Hampton Street
Capouse Avenue
St. Brenden’s Council
Young Men's Institute
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Simon Thomas
Pittsburg
John Owens
Sarah Rhule
Wayne Avenue
Cathedral
Red Moon
Welock
Red Men's Hall
Dorety
Parker Street
Dunmere
Young Women's Christian Wonn
Mia, RK. & Jones
Welsh Congregeional Church
G. A. Ulrich
Grace Reformed Church
Thomas Morris
Bpsing Took
Thin Section
PF. J. Walsh
Margaret Avenue
New York City
George Myer
Clark's Summit
Grab-O Offers Healthful Coffee Substitute Beverage
An advertisement touts Grab-O as a new food drink made from pure selected brain claiming it avoids coffee’s digestive, nervous, and skin issues. It promises healthful nourishment and pleasant taste, claiming to be indistinguishable from fine coffee when properly prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires
Scranton Man Credits Doan's Pills For Cure
George G Snyder of 809 Prospect Street suffered back pain and stiffness like rheumatism. He used Doan's Kidney Pills after purchasing at Matthews Bros drug store and improved within a week until fully cured. Foote-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. price 50 cents. remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Snyder
Prowpect Street
Dean
Matthews Breas
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan’s
Relatives Called On As Local Residents Depart For Service
Patrick Brennar of Rhiom avenue left Friday for Madison barracks to join the Fifteenth Infantry. Mies D. EB. Hallstead of Oak street will call on Pittston friends today. George Watson of Clearview street has secured work with the Zinc Mining company at Bloomsburg.
Junger Maennerchor Entertainment At Germania Hall
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES says the Junger Maennerchor will stage ward entertainment and ball at Germania hall tomorrow evening. The arrangements committee promises an excellent concert with a long program of songs duets and recitations by named performers and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junger Maennerchor
Tighe Arrested After Attack on Parents
James Tighe of Prospect Avenue returned home intoxicated and assaulted his aged mother and father. Patrolmen Schmidt and Sartor intervened after neighbors summoned them, enduring a fierce struggle before Tighe was captured and jailed at the South Side station. He faces a hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tighe
Prospect Avenue
Schmidt and
Sartor
Nebbors
Tighe
South Side
Funeral for David Walsh Held at St Peters Cathedral
The funeral for the late David Walsh who died Friday evening takes place at 9 this morning from the family residence 393 Pittston Avenue. A requiem mass will be celebrated at St Peters Cathedral and interment will follow in Cathedral cemetery. The Meadow Brook Fife and Drum corps plans their annual ball at Snover's Hall this evening. The South Side Bowling Club meets at headquarters tomorrow evening. Camp No 40 P O of A holds regular session this evening. The Harmonic Quartet Club meets for rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Walsh
Pittston Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Meadow Brook Fife and Drum Corps
Snover's Hall
South Side Bowlinglub
Camp No. 40
P.O
of A
Harmonic Quartette Club
Address order to J. T. Fillarkey in 1914 Cedar Ave
In a fragmentary notice the address line lists J. T. Fillarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave with the phone number 6683, suggesting a business or listing related to central city areas including South Side and Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Fillarkey
Cedar Ave
Perego Family Honored at Arlington Heights Birthday
Mr and Mrs W B Perego hosted on Monday April Uith in Arlington Heights for Mrs Perego’s seventieth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace Capwell Mr and Mrs Sidney Finn and others. The Asbury church pulpit was filled by Rev James Hughes with the Yoke Fellows band of the Railroad Y M C A leading evening services. The Green Ridge band under Charles Conrad nears open engagements for the presidential campaign. Miss Florence Huilt returns home from Cumberland Gap Tenn after teaching there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Perego
Florence Huilt
Sanderson Avenue
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Dunmore Borough to Buy Fire Companies Teams
Borough fathers approve purchase of Neptune Independent and Electric Hose teams to strengthen the fire department and relieve taxpayers from expected insurance-driven tax increases. Last year profits from hauling coal fell short, risking selling the horses and hindering fire protection. The purchase will place the department on a firmer footing and improve operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
Independent
Electric
Coniwell
Preachers Exchange Pulpits in Borough Churches
Yesterday at two Presbyterian churches Rev. BR Hammond of Oly Phant Presbyterian and another pastor shared pulpits and delivered sermons. Rev W E Gibbons spoke on strength from the phrase Strongholdverthrown. Dudley Street Baptist hosted Rev J L Kreamer who preached The Christian Race after a pleasing song. St Mark s Ep New York rector Rev BE J Haughton led morning and evening services. The Methodist Episcopal church held no services as Rev A J Van Cleet attended the annual conference at Owego NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Hammond
Oly Phant Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
W. EF. Gibbons
Strongholdverthrown
Dudley Street Baptist Church
J. L. Kreamer
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
O'Coek
BE. J. Haughton
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van Cleft
Owego
N. Y
Pleasant surprise party at Miss Brink home on Apple Street
A Friday night gathering at Miss Bessie Brink’s Apple Street home featured games music and amusements. Present were Misses Bessie Powell Jennie Davis Jessie Price Hope Pinnell Leah Mowery and Alice Goodwin and Messrs Garfield Angwin Harry Ellis Clarence Harper Lester Yost George Winterstein and George Kellard.
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Bessie Brink
Apple Street
Bessie Powell
Jennie Davis
Jessie Price
Hope Pinnell
Leah Mowery
Alice Goodwin
Garfield Angwin
Harry Ellis
Clarence Harper
Lester Yost
George Winterstein
George Kellard
Funeral held for Tremper child at 829 Taylor
The funeral for six year old Lee N Tremper of 829 Taylor Avenue was held yesterday at 3 PM with interment in Dunmore Cemetery. Otto Dolmetch suffered several badly cut fingers from a knife slip. Union Cash stores announce major improvements moving hardware and millinery to the main store. Eighteen trees were planted on Arbor Day across borough schools. The Electric Hare company plans its eighth anniversary celebration Thursday evening in May with elaborate guest entertainment.
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Union Cash
Social visit notes from Jermyn and Green Ridge residents
The Misses Currie Coon of Jermyn and Bertha Bell of Green Ridge spent yesterday at the home of K. D. Bovard on North Blakely Street. Mrs Capwell of Lake Winola is visiting her daughter Mrs Theodore Zeigler on Prescott Avenue. Rev. F Clarke has returned home after a several day visit with his parents Mr and Mrs John Clarke.
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Currie Coon
Jermyn
Bertha Bell
Green Ridge
K. D. Bovard
Blakely Street
Capwell
Lake Winola
Theodore Zeigler
Prescott Avenue
Rev
F. Clarke
Mra
John Clarke
Tri Color Tobacco to Start Cigarette Factory in Scranton
The Tri Color Tobacco company of Scranton chartered at Dover New Jersey plans to manufacture all tobaccos and tobaccos with cigarettes sold in small packs for one cent. Capital of 100000. Principal figures include Victor Koch Frank Becker George Kinhack M J Kelly Fritz Holanagte John Slavinaki Moses Brown and Adolph Starkman with J B Replogle as attorney. Initial operations in rented quarters with potential factory later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Color Tobacco Company
Scranton
Dover
N. J
Victor Koch
Frank Becker
George Kinhack
M. J. Kelly
Fritz Holanagte
John Slavinaki
Priceburg
Moses Brown
Adolph Starkman
Starkman
J. B. Replogle
Obituary of Mee Willian Jones of Blakely
The death of Mee Willian Jones occurred in Blakely after a period of illness. Born in Llandilo, South Wales, she lived in Blakely since 1800 and was esteemed by many. She was the wife of ex-treasurer William Jones of Blakely and is survived by daughters and sons including Mrs. Crarge Weaver, Hannah, Jennie, John, and William Jones, of Blakely, with Thomas Jones of Minnesota. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the house, with interment at Bridge Cemetery. A sister, Susan Willie, resided in Scranton and another daughter, Roseph Jones, died recently in Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Jones
Blakely
Towasrd
Llandilo
South Wales
Crarge Weaver
Minnes
Hannah
Jennie Done
Juhi
William Jones
Wakely
Thoman Jones
Minnesota
Mnera
Bridge Vemplery
Mira
Susan Wilie
Woo
Scranton
Reroseph Jones
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mra
Robert W. van Shoink, Jr
Mie
Ellie
A. — Francois
Hast Market Wireet
Local Obituaries From St Peter’s Cathedral
Anna Sheshan of Orchard Street died Saturday at West Side Hospital after a long illness. She is survived by sisters Mary and Bernie and brother John. Funeral Saturday morning at St Peter’s Cathedral, with interment at Danville via 10:05 Lackawanna train. Mrs Pateleh Harrison died Saturday at 006 Cupillee Avenue. funeral at St Peter’s Cathedral then interment in Catholic cemetery. Leo Dippre, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Dippre of Hickory Street, died yesterday after nine months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Anna Sheshan
Orchard Strect
Weat Side Hospital
Mary
Bernie
John
Soclovk
St. Peter's Cathedral
Lackawanna
Danville
Mire
Mary Ann Corrigan
Cedar Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Pocchina
Tomorow
Cathedral
Leo
Tevearnald
Peter Dippre
Hickory
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