Local residents set for Atlantic City trips and weddings
John Richardson of Stone Avenue leaves for Atlantic City. Miss Marie Clark of Capouse Avenue visits Miss Grace Weed and Miss Lille Bolomon in Baltimore en route to Mrs. Millhauger. Simon Laver to spend two weeks in Atlantic City. Captain Ed Kopff from the Hamburg steamship Palatia visits a brother. Kate and Norah Gorman visit Annie and Izze Jordan in May City. Rev J J Williams of Olyphant to lead Welsh Methodist service tomorrow night. Mrs Armbrust and Madeline of South Side summer at Delaware Water Gap. Elizabeth Hanold and Joseph Chop wed in Old Forge. Mr and Mrs P C Knight return from Lake Winola. Mrs D W Humphrey and children and Mrs D L Renniman leave for Lake Ariel for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richardson
Stone Avenue
Atlantic City
Marie Clark
Capouse Avenue
Misa Grace Weed
Farglew
Misa Lille Bolomon
Baltimore
Eliest
8. Millhauger
Franklin l Avenue
Simon Laver
Laver & Ihe
Ed Kopff
Amburg
Olyphant
Wayne Avenue
Charles Armbrust
Madeline
South Side
Delaware Water Gap
Elizabeth Hanold
Joseph Chop
Old Forge
EB. L. Miller
P. C. Knight
Spruce Street
Lake Winola
Local Notes on Travels Visitors and Events
Hollis street residents head to Pottsville and nearby towns for short trips while others plan fishing and visits. The area reports Dentists, as well as entertainment notes for the Queens vaudeville show at Arm hall Providence and Bauer's band free concert in front of the Elks building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Elks
Franklin Avenue
Brooke Overture
Light Cavalry
Buppe “Reilly
The
400
Brahm Bolo
Rete Fantasia
We Are Known by the Company We Keep Sermon
Rev. Foster A. Gift preached at Grace Lutheran on Acts IV 23. He urged that prison walls cannot mute Christian faith and that people are defined by the company they keep, urging conversion through Christ to escape bondage and join heavenly company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Foster A. Gift
Mr. Gift
God
Paul
Philipian
Peter
John
Judas
Demas
Satan
Heavenly Company
Prince of Darkness
Walla
Chriat
Heaven
Hell
Nicodemus
Rev G M Peck Celebrates Semi Centenary of Ministry
Rev G M Peck pioneer Methodist minister of the valley marked fifty years since his admission to the Methodist Episcopal conference. In Providence Methodist Episcopal church he preached from The Light of the World Genesis i 4 to a large attentive congregation, praising twenty years of notable work and recalling earlier achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Peck
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Sunday Sermons Across Local Churches
Churches held morning and evening services with numerous visiting ministers. Rev. Dickson from Philadelphia preached two sermons at First Presbyterian. Rev. Milman spoke at Washburn Street. Rev. Simpkins and Rev. Janney led morning and evening services at Simpson and from India missionary themes. First Baptist reopened after renovations with James Hughes preaching. Plymouth Congregational observed morning prayer and song with a Christian Endeavor event referencing the Boston convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Park Place
Henry W. Luce
C. L. Wright
Rochester
N. Y
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Littl England
First Presbyterian Church
James Stuart Dickson
Philadelphia
A. L. Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
E. L. Miller
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
F. J. Milman
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
W. G. Watkins
James Hughes
Thomas Bell
Plymouth Congregitional
Christian Endeavor Society
Boston
Sunday Streetcar Service Sparks commuter complaints in Scranton
Patrons on South Glide Street Railway condemn Sunday service as ten minute weekday intervals fail to match Saturday patterns. A fifteen minute schedule yesterday caused crowding with cars jammed in the afternoon. The piece notes ongoing marriages and local notices amid transport concerns and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Glide Street Railway
City Line
Moosic
Local Notes From Easton and Nearby Towns
Easton residents entertain guests and travel plans appear as local notices. Miss Eva Gould stays with Mrs. Beyea in Dudley street while Miss Ida Doty departs for two weeks at Mrs. A F E Brown's Lake Winola cottage. George Johnson resigns as land agent of the Pennsylvania Coal Company. Ed Beyea to succeed him. Leonard Bilding returns from visit with grandmother in Peckville. Methodist excursion to Lake Ariel planned. Mrs Warden and daughter Line visit Elmhurnt. Griff in and Shafer of Dudley street are ill. Frank Mace returns from Lake Ariel. Funeral for James Hastie's son attended at Avoca. Turnbull Beattie Sheppard Loveland group present. Mr. and Mrs. Wardell visit Nicholson. Mrs L R Fowler and daughter Florence to spend time at Nanticoke. Grace Hines returns home to Moscow from visit with Lou Masters in Mill Street. Rev L R Janney, recently returned from India, preaches at Methodist Episcopal church. Rev W L Stubblebine of Scranton preach at Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Gould
Easton
Edward ‘Beyea
Dudley Street
Ida Doty
Cherry Street
A. FE. Brown
Lake Winola
George Johnson
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Ed. Beyea
Leonard
William Bilding
John Wardell
Nicholson
L. R. Fowler
Florence
Nanticoke
Grace Hines
Lou Masters
Mill Street
Moscow
L. R. Janney
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. L. Stubblebine
Scranton
Presbyterian Church
Youth Charged With Arson In Street Blaze Chaos
John Mulray of Pine Brook is under arrest after a string of fires from 11 30 p m Saturday to 3 a m Sunday. A major fire on Lloyd street destroyed two houses, including a tenement, with Polish tenants inside. Firefighters faced high winds and meagre water supply as residents salvaged belongings and feared a riot. Additional blazes on Irving to Drum's Ice Pond area spread to adjoining properties. One fire hose burst, hampering efforts. The arson accusation centers on Mulray, claimed asleep in the house at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Pine Brook
Lloyd Street
Bull's Head
R. A. Zimmersman
Carougal
Phelps Street
Capouse Avenue
Ferber
John Mulroy
Mulroy
August Kranike
Irving and
Crown Avenues
Drum's Ice Pond
South Side
William Connell
Buik
Laurel Hill Park Opens Tomorrow Free of Charge
Laurel Hill Park opens tomorrow at noon under creditor management with free amusements and privileges for the public. Bauer's band will perform a free open air concert at £30 tomorrow night and the pavilion dancing continues until midnight with an orchestra. Pillabury's Flour Mills have a capacity of 17,600 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill Park
Bauer
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Norton’s Bulletin
Norton
Lackawanne Avenue
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Attorney
C. C. Donovan
Great Bend
North End
J. A. Atherton
Hollist Avenue
Pottsville
George Silkman
Church Avenue
George Mulley
North Main Aveue
Saturdaay
Blocksland
Jonathan Vipond
Throop Street
Fred Lobb
Howard Griffin
Ocean Grove
Byron Winton
North Main Avenue
LaGrange
Theodore Silkman
Ore
Henry Roberts
Worth End
Towanda
John Silkman
North Avenue
Bessie
Gertrude Will
School Street
Washington
J. &. Lovelass
North
Misa ‘Ame Nolan
Oak Street
Margaret Williams
Parkertreet
Carbondale
R. F. Taylor
American Association
Asbury Park
G. M. P. Carter
Foreman Breck
Carter Axle Works
Weber
Guarneey
Poster A. Gift
Mr. Holmes
James McGoldrick
Nellie Hopkins
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Thomas F. McDonough
Fig Street
Annie McAndrew
Minooka
St. Joseph's Church
Albert A. Hewitt
Pittston Avenue
Nellie Thomas
Calvary Baptist Church
Taylor
Scranton Saengerrunde
Natter’s Hall
Martin Brown
Madden
Birney Avenue
Scranton Axle Works
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Battle's Hall
Dunmore
John Mulray
Hood
O. R. Myers
Fourteenth Street
Pillabury
Rexford's
Lackawarna Ave
Seiuriny
Long Branch
Careteries
Libbey Cut
Glass
Haviland
China
Pennsylvania
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Vici
Schank & Koehler
New York
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Fi. R
Excelsior
E. Grewer
Aascretea
University of Pennsylvania
Oiladelphia
Enasi
Sen
Dianka
Old Post Office
Poe Avenue
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Krarich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Green Ridge Sanitarium
Marion St
Green Ridge
Catarrial
Mhoams
Cosaphaius
A. E. Jordan
Boston Hopital For Nurses
H. D. Swartz & CO
Pigoo Blue Fock
F. A. Tisdel
Poon and
Franklin Aves
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Maloney Oil
AMD Manufacturla
M. W. Collins
William S. Millar
Gas and Water Co
Wernanaiet
New York Chicago
G. du B. Dimmick
Toleahese 6002
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N.Y
Megargel & Connell
Seruntea, Pa
Messrs
Curtis & Wheeler
Oxford
Cagrawanm
Assoclatic
Corwer
Avery
Pees of the
York Warehouse
C.ricker&co
Adams Ave
Telephone
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Scranton Training School
Katharine H. Clark
Reading, Mass
Mageee
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