West Scranton Church Plan Rejected Despite Pledges
An St Mark Lutheran Church meeting rejected a new corner Washburn and Fourteenth streets church. Pledges totaling six hundred dollars were raised, with total project cost not to exceed six thousand dollars. The Gothic two story stone and wood building would include a bell tower and multiple rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of &T. Mark's Lutheran Church
A. L. Hames
Ph Ty
Washburn and
Fourteenth Streets
Wee Men's Guild
In St Mark's chitch Rev CE to preside meeting
A meeting will be held at St Mark's with Rev CE as presiding chair. The announcement notes temporary leadership and calls for action to address ongoing city issues, seeking prompt aid and orderly proceedings.
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Tre Laviheran
Sundhiey
Soho Warkare
Teeny
St. Mark's
CE. Splieker
Church Committee Reports and Upcoming Talks at Sunday
The committee on resolutions appointed at the last meeting will submit their report. W C Lauer will give a practical talk on the lesson for next Sunday. Laymen F M H Gerlock will speak on Perfection and Work of the Teacher. Mira Lil Wan Crowe will give a mode season on primary instruction, with three more to be added. A large representation from different churches is expected.
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Mittee
Wil
Hey
W. C. Lauer
Bunsay
F. MH. Gerlock
Hie Chis
Mira Lil- Wan Crowe
Pastor Notes Move to Thompson Street Residence
The Rev Jones of Tahjypuele Congregational Church wrote last evening at 8 o'clock a full parsonage notice. Daniel Hopkins and Mrs Mary Phillips, both presidents of Thompson Street, North Beranton, are middle aged and well known in West Scranton. Hopkins was formerly an engineer at the Dodge mine and now works at Priegs shaft. he is married to a estimable lady and has a large acquaintance. They will reside on Thompson Street.
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Jones
Tah Jypuele Congregational Church
Flee
Hyde Park Avenue
Daniel Hopkins
Mary Phillips
Thompson Street
North Beranton
West Scranton
Sons of Veterans Entertain at Moors Hall
The annual Sons of Veterans event last evening in Moors Hall drew a good crowd. Alderman John T. Howe chaired the program with musical acts by the Teer trio and Rheetricity quartet, vocal pieces by Lottie May Tester and others, and piano and whistling selections by Frank bh. Reltin and Benjamin Maghet.
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Benjamin Maghet
Wiltim Colling
Aiea
Nawath Meeting Addresses Tray Societism In West Side Conclave
At the West Side conclave Nawath Improved Order at Heypha septa the meeting heard Atols Jones deliver an address on Tray Sociitism. The speaker argued for government action and natural resource control while noting labor capital and social organizations. Madonos criticized selfishness as a source of corruption and referenced Greek and political concepts. The speech was well received.
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West Side
Nawath
Atols Jones
Madonos
Topol Wd
Topol Wd Ws Idelitrany Prmetioes
Poleonel Teon
Greece
Ax Deleawhea
The Strongest Man in the World Lecture Cited
Rev Hughes delivers a sermon on self control and inner strength at Jackson Street Maorist, arguing the strongest man is he who masters his passions rather than force. He warns against bravado and emphasizes restraint as power.
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James Hushes
Ibeliverond
Jackson Street
Mei
Rev. Hughes
Bargain Silk Silks In Blue White Black At Low Prices
This store offers 20 pieces 24 inch foulard silks in blue white and black white, valued 65 cents. 15 pieces rich black satin damasks for dresses, worth 1.25 to 1.50 per yard, now 68 cents. 20 pieces figured taffeta silks in various styles, durable and ideal for linings, priced 59 cents. 10 pieces 27 inch black taffeta silks, prime quality, worth 1.25, at 89 cents this week only.
Fancy Dress Specials For The Week In Whipcords And Beiges
A complete line of Whipcords in popular shades offered at 69¢ per yard, down from 75¢. 44-inch French Beiges featured with guaranteed quality, yesterday’s price 3c, current price 68c. 45-inch Two Tone Whipcards highlighted as a season’s novelty, previously 1.55, now 0.8?c.
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Orgain
Strength and True Manhood Highlighted At Lecture
The lecture praised Washington Wen dett Phillips Garver and John Howard for their contributions and urged deeper sanctified thought to strengthen character and fortify moral stamina. The address drew a well attended, attentive audience.
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Washington
Wendett Phillips
Garver
John Howard
The Mooster School Master Lecture at Washburn Street
Rev DW Rhenorern of Waring ton DC will lecture at Washburn Street Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening. The program includes stereoptican views and lantern slides. A humorous yet pathetic piece will be illustrated and a cream and cake treat will follow with a carved cake.
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Rhenorern
Warington
Fermerie
Uracus
Mooster
Washburm Street Presbyterian Church
Skellinger
Marriage at Holy Ore church unites Mise Dwyer and William Tene
Rev W P O Dennell marries Mise Cassie Dwyer of Rail road avenue and William Tene of Remington avenue Tuesday afternoon at Holy Ore church. Miss Lise McLoughtin is bridesmaid and John Gil Martin is groomsman. A reception follows at the Weale home before the couple begins housekeeping on the South Side.
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W. P.O Dennell
Holy Ore Church
Mise Cassie Dwyer
Railroad Avenue
Wiliam Tene
Remington Avenue
Fo'clork
Lise McLoughtin
John Gilmartin
Frank Doyle
Fred Rempe
Jake Livelle
Frank Duhige
Walter Deckelnick Limined to Lead Summer Act
William Elmendorf of Milne Stock Company, now at Pivi en, engaged Charles Deckelnick of North Main Avenue to manage Walter Deckelnick the boy tenor for the summer season. Walter will star with Master Paul Brady in a sketch titled As the Fun Went Down. Elmendorf has secured dates at Keitheireucht and other popular resorts, with the season to begin in about two weeks.
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William
Elmendorf
Milne Stock Company
Pivien
Charles Deckelnick
North Main Avenue
MinemMents
Walter Deckelnick
Walter
Paul Brady
Keitheireucht
Railroad worker injured by steam hammer blast
Willi N. Chirse of 186 North Bram ley avenue was burned on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad Northern division after a steam render exploded while his engine was in use. The injury damaged the retina and eye, he received medical attention, and surgeons removed tissue following the blast.
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Willi N. Chirse
Bramley
Funeral and society notices from the Washburn area
The funeral of the late haste F Harland is set for 2 pm at the house 100 Pirie street with interment at Washburn Street cemetery. An infant of Mr and Mrs James Kelly died yesterday at 1 pm. Services and further funerals follow for Mrs John P Gribths at 1:30 pm tomorrow from John Treynolds 501 Soul Main Avenue, with interment at the Tay ter wore tory. Local society events include the Ladies Ald society of Wash Hur Steel Presbyterian church entertainment this evening and several club meetings and dance nights at Hyde Park Castle and other local venues. The Kara Ripple Debating groups met at J D Lewis on Hienpeton street to discuss the new organization. the Ladies of Pride of Electric City No 83 hosted a surprise party for Hyde Park Castle No 24 at Hari Gurl hall. The C M Bo AJ No 44 discussed new memberships and other society business. The Apnotle club plans a reunion in Music Iwill. St Brenden's council No 243 Young Men's Institute will conduct the debate next Thursday evening, after a postponement tied to a plum tree Cemtivaal.
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James Kelly
Einiet Street
Rm Cemetery
Ladies’ Ald Society
Wash- Hur Steel Presbyterian Church
Kara Ripple
Siuekets
J. DD. Lewis
Hienpeton Street
Aid
Ladies of Pride of
Electric City
Hyde Park Castle
Kolehts
The
Golden Eagle
Hari Gurl Hall
Ranscd
C. M. Bo AJ
John P. Gribths
John Treynolds
New York Trip Highlights Local Residents and Graduations
Drugelt George W Jenking attends graduation exercises at the New York College of Pharmacy where his son Cenge graduates tomorrow. Mrs Frederick Davis of North Sumner Avenue visits relatives in Shamokin. Mrs Joseph Anse of North Malin Arcade recovers from illness. Lawrence Duhisn leaves Tuesday for King Sing New York. W OR Dawes, longtime prescription clerk, plans to move May 1 to Nebraska for a lucrative position. Pearl Jenkin receives a surprise party Tuesday with Elmer Jenkins Pais Jenkins Mary Jenking Hayden tre king Raymond Jenkins and others attending.
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Drugelt
George W. Jenking
New York
New York College of Pharamniex
Frederick Davis
North Sumner Aven
Shamokin
Joseph Anse
North Malin Arcade
Hiness
Lawrence Duhisn
Twendway
Pollevar
King Sing
N. Y
W. OR
Dawes
Nebraskan
Pearl Jenkine
Elmer Jenkins
Pais Jenkins
Mary Jenking
Hayden Tre King
Raymond Jenkins
Dolephildne
Fidel Watkins
Murray Noone Tie The Knot In North Scranton
Mise B Murray and Patrick Noone were married at Holy Rosary Church yesterday afternoon in North Scranton with Rev J A OToole officiating. May Gilhooly was bridesmaid and Austin Gavin best man. The couple will live with the bride’s parents and later move to Dickson City.
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Mise B. Murray
Patrick Noone
Dickson City
Thomas Jefferson Lodge
Order of American Ivorites
Mary Street
Holy Rowary Church
J. A. O'Toole
Gilhooly
Austin Gavin
Taylor Dancing Class Closes Season Social at Mulley’s Hall
The Taylor Dancing class held a largely attended closing social in In Y Mulley's hall with instructor Harry B D Taylor in charge and Miss Nellie Curran providing music. The event included solos by Hopkins Owens recitations by Titus Davies and violin by Reese Davis.
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Taylor
Ymulley
Harry BD. Taylor
Nellie Curran
Thomas Jefferson Lodec
Order of American Volutes
Wort Market Street
Alfred Parry
Howell Davis
Frante Baker
Thomas Lewis
Joseph Willms
David Davie
Mies Kve Bowen
Lizele Davis
Savings Bank Collections At Neo School Details
The report lists savings fund contributions from Neo School rooms and staff. Names include Kathryn Hicks Edith Smith Mize M. J. Moffatt Kate Smith Myrtle Perry Clara Neimeyer Edna Fowler Ella Fuller and Jonal with amounts from 11 cents to 148 dollars. A second list for No 22 School shows J J Costello Kath ey Jordan Katheryn Kost e Elin O Moyle M L Norton and others contributing various cents and dollars to the fund.
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Savings Bank
Neo
Burlick
Mises Kathryn Hicks
Mies Edith Smith
Mize M. J. Moffatt
Kate Smith
Myrtle Perry
Clara Neimeyer
Krdna Fowler
Ella Fuller
Jonal
Gavings Fund
J. J. Costello
Kathey
Jordan
Kathe Y Koste
Mise Elin O'Moyle
Blm. Norton
Peal
Community and Union Meetings Reported for Tonight
Levit Union No 808 UMWA plans a meeting at Jeonard's hall West Market Street tonight. Joint committee of the Young Men's Institute and Father Whitty Societies meet to prepare for May Day celebration. Estelstor Comet band held weekly rehearsal at St Marys. Welsh Baptist church members urged to attend tomorrow. English service planned. Mather Whitty committee to attend. Meeting held an hour before regular session. Electric Chautauqua circle hosts at Mrs George W Benedict North Mith uvienne. Vocation colliery to shut two weeks for repairs. Cumberland Cornet hand arranging annual picnic at Wroar's Grave June 7. Wallo-Wahs to conduct weekly sings at St Marys hall tonight. Harry Gordon of East Banton given hearing before Alderman Roberts for insulting an officer. fined.
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West Market Street
Serviers
Was and Means
Mather Whitty Woolots
Lomorrow
East Banton
Roberts
Reverend Guild to Attend Presbyterian Assembly in Minneapolis
Rev. Geerge B. Guild will attend the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of America in Minneapolis as commissioner from the Lackawanna Presbytery. Many local residents and visitors are noted strolling streets and visiting relatives in nearby towns during the week.
Revival meetings noted and local visitors listed
Past week he conducted a series of successful revival meetings. Miss Maud Sander is at her home in Belmont Terrace, Joseph Osterhout of BummIt avenue has accepted a position with Millay & Peck, Mire, Margaret Jones of South Dibson is the guest of Mr and Mrs Lewis Davis of Spring Street. The Mistes Healey of Towanda are the (par)site of their covern Mise Annie Healey of Carles atroet.
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Maud Sander
Belmont Terrace
Joseph Osterhout
BummIt Avenue
Millay & Peck
Mire
Margaret Jones
South Dibson
Lewis Davis
Troet
Mistes Healey
Towanda
Mise
Annie Healey
Carles Atroet
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Address orders to C. B. Sharkey at 104 Cedar Ave for pea coal delivered to central city areas including South Side and central Hyde Park. Pricing noted as $1.25 per unit. Name Mione appears in fragmentary text.
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Pea
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Washington camn tenth anniversary concert at Music Hall
The Washington camn No 490 Patelotte Order Bone of America Dram corps marks its tenth anniversary with a varied programme at Music Hall tomorrow night. Performances include choirs, quartets, and solos by local artists, followed by a dance. A Century Hose company meeting will discuss parade details on May. Funeral services for Robert Schimpl will be held this afternoon from the Schimping residence and interment at Pittston avenue cemetery.
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Music Hall
Washington
Camn
Patelotte
Bone of America
Dram Corps
Jean
Century Hose Company
Hartintan
Tite
Robert Schimpl
Mra. Alleviet Schimpmg
Cedar Avenue
Ser
Hover
E. J. Schmidt
Church of Pease
Willo
Pittston Avenue
Manley and Huatings Wed at Dunmore Church
John Manley of Chestnut street wed Elizabeth Huatings, a former public school teacher, at St Marys church yesterday morning. The ceremony was led by Rev M B Donlan with Catherine Crane playing the wedding march and Sadie Dougherty singing. A reception followed at the bride's parents’ home, after which the couple will tour Philadelphia before settling on Walnut street.
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St. Mary'’s Church
John Manley
Chestnut Street
Elizabeth Huatings
Catherine Crane
Halling
M. B. Donlan
Sadie Dougherty
Mary Brown
Thomas Mantey
Robertson and Prine Marry at Presbyterian Manse
John Robertson of Church Street and Florence Prine of Petersburg wed yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse on Elm Street by Rev. Woo F. Gibbons. The couple, popular and accomplished, will honeymoon in the Eastern States and reside in Dunmore.
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John Robertson
Church Street
Florence Prine
Petersburg
Ein Street
Woo F. Gibbons
Robuertaeon
Burglars Enter Madison Avenue Home Theft Disturbs Residents
Unknown intruders broke into Mr Beemer's Madison Avenue residence last Friday night and carried off valuables. Beemer awakened by their noises fired several times as they fled. Citizens remain alarmed and vow to guard against further visits and losses.
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Perons
Beemer
Madison Evenus
Feemer
Peletitoriied
Epworth League Union Meeting Notice
A union meeting of Epworth League chapters in Scranton and vicinity is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the Methodist Molacuie patriurch. A party of young men formed a quartet to perform. The Independent Hose Company members are called to a brief meeting this evening at eight o clock for important business. Levi Bird will lecture on The Ideal Man in the Tripp Awe.
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Epworth League
Scranton
Molacuie Patriurch
Epworth
Clarence Harper
Robert Genailer
Secund Bas
Hose Compuny
Tev Levi Bird
Tripp
A Sensible Man Uses Kemp's Balsam for Throat and Lungs
An advertisement claims Kemp's Balsam treats coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and other throat and lung troubles. It asserts many cures and offers a free sample through druggists to prove its efficacy at two cents.
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Bampin House
Church evening gathering with free will offering
A Christian church invites attendees tomorrow evening with no admission charge. A free will offering will be accepted at the door.
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The
Christian Church
Baker
Local notices from Scranton area residents and businesses
Lee Cream Soda at H M Coles pharmacy Capouse avenue. Various residents report returns from Philadelphia and travels to Troy New York Old Point Comfort Virginia and Prompton. Weddings and social visits noted including Stelin Higgins and Robert Morton marriage at Church of the Good Shepherd. Davis submits Green Ridge Wheelmen clubhouse plans. Manners pharmacy advertises pure fruit juices and ink candy syrup.
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Ket
Bert Flantigan
A. J. Saunders
Stelin Higgins
Harmon Higgins
Monsey Avenues
Robert Morton
North Washington Avenue
Church of the Good Shepherd
Plr
Ballentine
Davis
Green Ridge Wheelmen’s Club
Manners Pharmatey
Green Ridge Street
Local Social Notes and Meeting Announcements
Mr c and Mie Willhen Thomas re une Vernon from a few sms eway in Philadelphia Mrs Edward Keefe of Vanally spent yesterday on the cuest of Flater Mrs John Feeney of Me Lr The Danke! OConnel! eanell Your Men's Institute meets in regular season tonight.
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Willhen Thomas
Vernon
Philadelpna
Edward Keefe
Vanally
Flater
John Feeney
Oconnel
Eanell
Men's Institute
Henry Miller Delivers Notable Hamlet Performance
Review notes Henry Miller’s portrayal of Hamlet with strong staging and period costumes. The critic praises his natural delivery and dramatic range from subtle to intense, highlighting his use of tone over inflection and the overall visual impact of the production.
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Hanlet
Henry Miller
Millar
Miller
Mr. Miller
Three Days Only and Closes Season Burlesque Show
The Merry Widows Burlesquers close their season with a three day run on May 1 2 and 3 at the local theatre. The troupe promises lively burlesque and music for audiences.
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Merry Widows
London Gaiety Girl heads weekly bill in Nesbitt Wilkes-Barre
The article highlights the third Ham production by the company with Willtam Harris and a strong supporting cast. It notes the Nesbitt in Wilkes-Barre hosting the show tonight and the Gaiety theater’s London Gaiety girl act with new burlesque novelties and a ballet led by Miss Hyde.
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Willtam Harris
Leslie Allen
Earle Browne
Horatio
Ida Waterman
Denmank
Margaret Dale
Alberta Galliatin
Gahelia
Wilken- Barre
Hyde
Mise Magee
Maggie Meredith
Edward B. White
John le Sullivan
Misa Rolla White
Boy Dies After Household Accident in Wilkes-Barre
A year-old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Granville T. Matlack of Wilkes-Barre, was crushed to death at Clark's Summit when a roll of oak cloth in a frame toppled from a chair. His grandparents cared for his siblings as relatives notified the parents who traveled from Atlantic City to take charge of the remains.
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Betel Frank
Granville T. Matlack
Wilkes-Barre
Clark
Mathick
Atlanthenity
Ehull
Gramsparette
Courteright
Mat
Jack
Atlantia City
Yorteniay
Obituary Notice for William McTpenoigh of Chertn
Obituary for William McTpenoigh of Chertn, who died recently after a long illness. He passed at an advanced age and was survived by several children. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Min
William McTpenoigh
Chertn
Danione
Meanie
Weuraleia
Mir
McDonoweh
Ting
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ST. Mark’s
Washburn
James Hughes
Beecham
Deog
Atlantic
George W. Jenkins
Io. S
Main Avenue
Sons OF Veterans
Elsi
Acssess
Globe Warehouse
Pwyer
Rempe
Walter Deckelnick Limined
Harland
Pirie Street
Washburn Street
Leeuw
North Scranton
Holy Rosary Church
Social
Geerge B. Guild
Fener
Presbyterian Church of
Armerica
Whith
Minneaspolis
Minn
Mola- Wittenhead
Wiliams
Mita Margarnnt
Dpeekville
Fllenna
Weet Mirket Street
Margaret Wilson
Wilikea- Marre
Eaat Market Street
William Morgan
Tay Jor
Boidget Welsh
Dunmore
Mies
Kathryn Morrigan
West Mirkel Street
William Williamson
Kingston
S. C
Ars
Thomes Williams
Amelia Wright
New York Ely
Mes
Elisabeth White
Robert
Anthony Campbell
Weeat Ridge
Flentley
John Ca
Vic King
Old Point Comfort
Wloh. Hichmond
Whitehound Bill
Atantic City
Robert Thompson
Pitston
W. FP
Davia
Pittston
South Scranton
Cvottud
Jobin
Bonn
Eerie
Reynolis
Bone Vane
Aod
Colhorn
C. Johnson
Reynolds
Dunmore Doings
Surglars
Boylal
Jaco Titenwen
Godern
Methodiet
William T. Smith
Smith
Nay Aug
City
America
John Turner
Statt.v
Weston Mill Co
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Green Ridge
Henry Miller As “Hamlet
London Caiety
Boy
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