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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1897

Page

9

Community Notices and Local Social Events Summary

Local church fund drive yields about 400 dollars from seventy-eight books donated by the Ladies Aid of Jackson Street Baptist Church. The event included solos by Annie Williams and a duet by Addie Davis and Miss Month, with recitations and refreshments served afterward. Several obituaries and funeral notices follow for Hyde Park area residents, along with various civic and society updates, including musical rehearsals, student returns, and local arrests.

Ladies’ Aid Society Jackson Street Baptist Church Annie Williame Addie Davis Miss Month Thomas de Grachy Mattie Tughes Annie Thomas Alice May Williame

New Church Evening Planned at Scranton Street Baptist

Scranton Street Baptist Church hosts an entertainment evening with deacons B G Heddoe Charles Cortese John Owens Randolph Jones William Morris W C Davia and C P Ashleman as performers. Rev F Mathews Mrs Randolph Jones Miss Vie Jones sing. Mr Mathews speaks on The Seven Fold Characters and deacons share on church welfare. Social hour and refreshments follow.

Scranton Street Baptist Church B. G. Heddoe Charles Cortese John Owens Randolph Jones William Morris W. C. Davia C. P. Ashleman F. Mathews Mra Missa Vie Jones Corless Owens Vic Jones Mathews Deacine

Simpson Methodist Episco pal Day School marks fortieth anniversary

The Sun Day School celebrates forty years with a testimonial to Mrs A F P Kricsbaum for long service. Efforts aim to gather all ex superintendents of the Sunday school. Rev J R Sweet and wife depart for New York. The pastor receives a two week leave. The choir holds a concert May 1 and A V Bower presents a stereopticon talk on Pompeii May 7.

Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church A. F P. Kricsbaum Bunduay School J. RR. Sweet Wil Toilas New York A. V. Bower

Remodeling pushes forward at West Side bank building

The West Side bank building remodel is rapidly advancing under Contractor William R. Williams and his crew. Funeral services for the Simrells’ child will be held at 1220 Even Street this afternoon. Owen B. Davis of Snyder Avenue travels to Wales for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Price of South Main Avenue return from New York at midnight. Evan G. Jones of Bellevue visits Nantike for a few days. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schr.—

Het Hampton Street Verna Lewis North Rebecca Avenue Mra. Cushman Albert Meyers Bvynon Street Thomas Evans John Burshell South Main Avenue New York Ely Lewis Watkins Daryl Everett Dimmick Uniondale North Lincoln Avenue Robert Morris Lodge Elstedidfod Hoth Simpson Simpson M. I. Church A. V. Bower Pompeii Julia Wales St. Patrick's Church Mary Hurst Hyde Park Catholic Richard Lonergan Holy Cross College Worcester Chestnut Street Crystal D. K. Price Keyser Avenue W. J. Williames Medical Department United States Navy Bernard Doyle Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery A. L. Ramer St Mark's Laitheran Church Martin Webber Washburn Street EE. Y. Harrison Mears Hall Main Avenue Central Luther League Wilkes-Parre St. Mark's Church Bezaleel Davis Davies Roberts North Main Will Dawes West Side Bank William R. Williams George Simrell Even Street Owen B. Davis Snyder Avenue Will C. Price Evan G. Jones Bellevue Nanticoke Adolph Schri

West Side Business Directory Listing

NOTARY PUBLIC B G MORGAN & BON NOTARIES Public Real Estate Foreign Exchange and Ocean Ticket Agents Rents collected Prompt monthly settlements Office 114 Jackson street over Mug grave's drug store HARRIET J DAVIS FLORIST Cut flowers and funeral designs a specialty 10 South Main avenue two doors from Jackson street SECOND HAND FURNITURE Cash for anything you have to sell Furniture Stoves Tools etc Call and see the stock of J C King 701 to TV Weat Lack awands avenue

West Side Notary Public B. G. Morgan & Bon Notaries Public Real Estote Foreign Exchange Ocean Ticket Ofce Jackson Street Muggrave Harriet J. Davis South Main Avenue J.C. King Awands Avenue

Green Ridge and Local Elections Headline Moves

John Corley was arrested and held on $200 bail after stealing picks and shovels from Frank Moran of Dunmore. James Atherton resigns as Spencer's store manager and Orman Cox takes over the Republican bid for register of wills. Dr Dwicht Church sale of office effects to settle a $41 board claim. Oak desk and bookcases sold for modest sums. Families relocate on Sanderson Street. Local social notes include visitors from Breaker Street, Athens, Tlonesdale, and Jermyn.

John Corley Alderman Bailey Frank Moran Dunmore James Atherton Spencer's Register of Wills Orman Cox Dwicht Church Horn Green Ridge House Constable Black Dr. Church E. ©. Dimmick Attorney Carmuak Will Horn Charles P. Jones Andrew Brant Fred Hall Sanderson Marlon Street Conrad Schroeder C. Vail Breaker Street Jermyn Will Lynch Athens K. Bliss Sanderson Avenue J. W. Tamblyn Tlonesdale

Local items and notices from South Side community

Mentions include Mrs Whitbeck dislocated shoulder after a garden fall at 902 Cedar Avenue, anglers Jim Robinson and partners catching catfish near Gouldsboro, Arney Foster fishing nearby, a Tuesday evening reception for Charles Sprendle at Michalowski's hall, and Evangelical Church of Peace marking its first anniversary with services on May 12. Also notes the funeral of Trene Fagen of Jermyn, Dr. L M Gates lecture at YWCA on Man Wonderful, and a 3:45 pm gospel meeting with music and button holes at Crystal Laundry.

Whitbeck David Humphrey Cedar Avenue Humphrey Philip Robinson Charles Kaestner George Okell George Rosen Gouldshoro Arney Foster Hickory Street Charles Sprendle Michalowski Fittston Avenue Evangelical Church of Peace Prospect Avenue Almighty God Trene Michael Fagen Jermyn Minooka Mrre. Ragen L. M. Gates Young Women's Christian Association Crystal Laundry

Prohibition promoter Levi Bird lectures in Boyle's hall

Rev. Levi Bird of Auburn N Y spoken on Prohibition as he lectured in Boyle's hall last night. Miss Lillie Tudge convalescing on Apple street. St Mary's council Young Men's Institute plan annual banquet at Manley's hall on Wednesday May 19. Funeral held for Frank Garven Jr. at Mt Carmel cemetery. Bicycle club prep by Dunmore wheelmen.

Lillie Tudge Apple Street St. Mary’s Thomas Garven Boort Hill Mt. Carmel Milen Moran Riggs Street Carbondale Dunmore L. C. Brink Williams Street Crawford Hattie Jenkins Butler Atreat Honesdale Harry Tregear Drakely Street Women's Christian Temperance Union Methodist Episcopal Church Ellen Henry Kate Moran

Local Court Notes and Town Gossip Headlines

Threats to kill were heard before Squire Cooney last night. Mrs. Moran held on $200 bond. John E. Swift of Chestnut Street is spending a few days in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dwyer of Potter Street welcome a daughter Miss Mageie Byrne of Jessup visits relatives in town. John Aveguse and John Penceke settled their differences in Squire Cooney's office yesterday afternoon. Mrs. William Seagraves of Grove Street visiting friends in Philadelphia.

Cooney Morancie John E. Swift Chestnut Street New York Frank Dwyer Potter Street Mageie Byrne Jessup John Aveguse John Penceke Squire Cooney William Seagraves Grove Street Philadelphia

Fourteen Friends Host Sociable Banquet on South Side

The South Side hosted a lively gathering at Natter's Hall by the group known as the Fourteen Friends. The event featured complimentary fare, ample refreshments, and dancing to Guth's orchestra, with many attendees listed among members and guests.

Natter's Hall Guth Th. F. Moore Philip Shuer William Naegell John Schmick H. PF Westpfahl Thos Duffy James Best Andrew J. Pest Walter Nape James K. Slocum Chas. Delsing Peter Yoos Charles Neals C. M. Zitzleman John Brooks Albert Heler Williaam Schwenker William Godshall George Wirth F. C. Ehrhardt RB. J. Siehold Frank Becker George Fashold Fred Hebner W. J. Foley William Kierhoff C. Storr William Jameson Charles Huester W. J. Walters Phil Robinson Robert Robinson William Gudhenny George Miller George Engle Henry Engle Thomas Spruks Henry Spruks C. Pickus John Demuth Jacob Kline George Kolb Fred Kierchot William Koch Theodore Mitler Peter Miltz Louis Myers Clara Koas Phoee Heler Magele Boriety Emma Nape Mamie Jacky Mamie Fashold Theresa Hoffman Annie Dip- Pre Arnie Walker Margaret Keeney Dora Kindler Laura Saft Mrs. Vaughan Mamie Coyne Clara Emich Mamie Loftus Emma Biallus Mamie Stanton Lucy Dburschel Lisaie Schubert Katie Ryan Paulina Schwenker Hannah Myers Louisa Nape Lene Stvear John Scheuer Thomas Saville A. Y. McGoubhan J. W. Schwenker Wiliam Schwenker August Storr Peter Marker William Kline J. J. McDonough William Maurer George Phillipe BE. J. Robinson Frederick Otto H. W. Burkhouser John Bruner Richard Evers Michael Ryan Charles Stesar Henry Scheuer Charles Philips Adolph Hammmnon John Traeser Henry Jacky Maaurice Wesse Otto Stecker George Scheuer John Welsh Karl Stelher Richard Sheridan Phaniel Kraher

Shakespearean Recitals by Edgar C Abbott Opened by YMCA

Boston based Edgar C Abbott renowned Shakespeare reciter set to perform a course of solo plays under YMCA auspices. First program Hamlet on May 24, followed by As You Like It and Julius Caesar, with Abbott delivering from memory in character.

Edgar C. Abbott Boston Young Men's Christian Association Mr. Abbott Hamlet Abbott James KH. Murdock America Murdock and Abbott

Those Eggs and Potatoes Shake Charged Seller

Charles Jacobs of Seventh Street was arrested for attempting to sell a bag of eggs and another of potatoes. Mayor Bailey held a hearing with hotel keeper Philip Behnell identifying Jacobs as the man who claimed a starving family needed aid. Jacobs was fined five dollars and jailed in default.

Charlies Jacobs Philip Schnell Seventh Street Bailey Charles Jacobs Philip Behnell Jacob Jacobs

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement warns against carelessness about piles and touts Pyramid Pile Cure as the only remedy. It claims immediate inflammation relief, healing of the irritated surface, and gradual swelling reduction, with a permanent cure offered for 30 cents plus a free explanatory book from Pyramid Co. Albion, Michigan.

Pyramid Co Albion Mich

List of names appears in election records fragment

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by surname and initials, suggesting a voter or candidate registry. The text strings resemble a roll call or membership list with many repeated last names such as Jones, Moore, Smith, Williams, and others, interspersed with initials and typographic noise.

Tragic Diphtheria Claim Senior Tallott’s Infant Son

The one year old son of Mrs. Thomas Tallott of Mayfield died yesterday after a brief diphtheria illness. Funeral is set for 3 PM today with interment at Archbald cemetery. Also noted, Mrs. Josiah Hopgood of Rendham died Tuesday night at age three with a husband and four children surviving.

Thomas Tallott Mayfield Archbald Cemetery Josiah Hopgood Rendham Wee

Derby Hat Becomes Key Item in Alderman Case

Riley Edwards owned a derby hat that played a central role in a dispute before Alderman Wright. W. F. Walters, defendant, had previously sued Edwards and collected 2075 dollars. A hat theft warrant was issued. Walters claimed he found the battered hat while rummaging old boxes. Edwards was paid $3 by Alderman Wright for the hat’s value.

Riley Edwards Alderman Wright W. F. Walters Walters Edwards Alderman Howe Riley Mr. Edwards

Memorial Day Committee Plans City Observance

The Memorial Day Committee of Grand Army of the Republic posts held a meeting at Memorial Hall Washington Avenue. Attendees included Fred J. Ameden chairman A W Pearce M Morey H W Loftus J W Marshall George Shultz Adam Millar Post 149 Pr I McAndrew J W Thompson Post 1. Sub committees were named and finance discussed. John T Howe chosen to buy grave flags.

Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Hall Washington Avenue Fred J. Ameden A. W. Pearce M. Morey H. W. Loftus J. W. Marshall George Shultz Adam Millar Pr. I. McAndrew J. W. Thompson

Posner Arrested For Hired Boy Circulars Disorder

L Posner employed a boy to hand out seductive circulars that marred the streets. The boy spread the papers briefly before Posner was arrested and brought before Alderman Howe with Street Commissioner Kingley as prosecutor. Posner was released with promise to seek another advertising method.

L. Posner Posner Howe Kingley

Dr. Agnew's Ointment Cures Piles

Medical patent remedy advertises relief for itching bleeding and blind piles in three to six nights. Claims cure for all skin diseases in young and old and a general remedy beyond compare. Price 26 cents. sold by Matthews Bros.

To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy

An old advertisement touts laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure a cold. The product is priced at 25 cents and marketed through druggists.

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City Jackson Street Baptist Treasury Providence Tillie Marly Robert James Maton Marly Mitong Young Marly Matong Bridget Maria West Market Street James Ruddy Father Whitty Society Nellie McAndrew North Carolina Miss Martin Margaret Thornton Marquette Council Young Men‘s Institute Alfred Davis Wayne Avenue Marvin Michael Marvin Oscar Davin W. F. Connors M. J. Conroy John A. Jones Green Street Lackawanna Avenue Penn Avenue Samter Bros Green Ridge South Side South Side Social E. ©. Abbott EK. Jones Steve Jones B. N. Jones Andrew Jacobs William BE. Jones John Kilian C. «. Kays George Kerak FE W. Knight Andrew Krannick Keller Mike Kohl Charles FP. Kellew John Kelley J. Pr. Kelley Fred Kocher Laula Kraft T. G. L. Evans Lewis J. BR. Lewis W. H. Lewis M. L. Lung William Rosser Patrick Ruddy Herman Rols Harry BE. Race David UU. Richards John Reynolds William Shiffer RE. A. Stevens M. L. Speck Chrie Schootback James Scoville Chiia Spother John Stevenson A.J. Schnell KE. J. Sarta Mr. V. Spokine Charles Boruke Freid Smith W. A. Sbantes H. J. Swarts M. J. Smith James Smith Mike Scanlon Thoma Smith Rudolph Seffen Hugh Senlion Frank Stoera Pat Shea Mark Simpkina Adelbert Bloat Richard Shaugh C. A. Smith Eli Swartz Ed Summon John Toroner Joseph Thickett John Twaddle W. N Memorial Day Committee Scranton Italien Ecco Elf Weashall Mate Donnella Why Lim Taffeta Fictions the Ward Wagonmakers Bittenbender_& Co Scranton, Pa Lagkawanna Lumber CO Gang Sawed PENNA Cross Fork Potter Co Buffalo and Susquey Banna Mina Potter County Coudersport Fort Allegany General Office —Board of Trade Dickson Manufacturing Coon Academy OF Music Cosgrove & Grant Danzling Mellet Warket Academy of Mualc Drexel Baldwin's Lackawanna Ave Trothingear Wagner & R Relenagers Jones Ket XTRA ATRA Walnowtay Ind Ua Rae Frederick Warde Exelent Shinkem Peers Sents Ato Frothingham Winkecommenelig Ted Winson Holmes Tor Dndancer Willit Akerstrom Gie Hernard Eperial Levine Oltnota Montar Witiowe Beiutinl Anerlcan Tuceiarnay Olby Prion Holding Ovinti Davis’ Theater Thei Lao P. Ui Bermuda Southern Produss
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