Welsh preacher Hopkins faces call to Welsh church in South Wales
West Scranton clergy note Rev. D DL Hopkins, pastor of the First Welsh Baptist, has received a call to lead the Porth Welsh Baptist church in the Hhondda valley. He preached there until August during a Wales tour. The call was made October 28 and will be acted on soon. Hopkins, formerly pastor at Pontardulais for eight years, came to West Scranton three years ago as a supply. He is unmarried and boards with Mrs. James A. Evins. An arson fire damaged a house owned by James Dunleavy, now home to Thomas Durkin and Joseph Silinski. firefighters from Chemical No. 8 and Engine No. 8 extinguished the blaze.
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Ties
D. DL Hopkins
First Welsh Baptist Church
Porth
Hhondda Valley
South Walesa
Tle
Wales
Tietwas
Albo
West Scranton
Hillary
Hopkins Wre
Pontardulils
South Wales
Nev. Hopking
Christ
Iris
James A. Evins
Hyde Park Avenue
Chemical Company No. 8
Engine Company No. 8
Janes Dunleavy
Thomas Durkin
Joseph Silinski
W. W. Jones
Hampton Street
J. D. Willidme & Bro
Lyceunt Theatre
Thomas Jeffreys
John Smith
Mason Taylor Hospital
John McNulty
Scrantot Street
Jackson Street
Huther Price
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John Armstrong
Edwardsdale
Annie P. Roberts
South Main Avenue
Luzerne County
William Davies
Hugh Davies
E. GB. Palmer
D. D
Philadelphia
The
Baptist Home Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Wrightnour
Alfred Thomas
Grant Avenue
Patrick McHugh
Roger Evans
Brooklyn
Fire destroys summer kitchen at Division Street rear
A summer kitchen in the rear of 124 Division Street was destroyed by fire at 3 10 o clock yesterday morning.
Missionary Work in South Africa Urges Support
J 8 percent Lane of New York City spoke at First Congregational Church on Missionary Work In South Africa as Seen by a Layman. Lane, who spent seven months in Cape Town and other South African fields as a chemical engineer, urged audience to donate to sustain missionary efforts abroad.
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Lane
New York City
South Africa
Cape Town
Scranton Man Injured at Briggs Washery Conveyor
Michael Soda of Scranton street was moved to West Side Hospital after an accident at Briggs washery Saturday afternoon. He fell into conveyors and was carried about a hundred feet before shutdown. Doctors report a compound fracture of the right thigh and a severe laceration to the left ear requiring twenty stitches. No internal injuries found.
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Michael Soda
Scranton Street
Eme
Briggs
West Side Hospital
Remains of Edward Williams Brought Home for Funeral
The remains of Edward Williams killed at Johnstown arrived Saturday. The funeral was held at his home 1211 Academy Street the same afternoon with pallbearers John Jenkins John Hopkins David Davies William Lewis and John Howells. Rev D I Hopkins of the First Baptist church assisted. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Edward Williams
Johnstown
Academy Street
John Jenkins
John Hopkins
David Davies
William Lewis
John Howells
Hopkins
First Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Lin eon Heights shop owner seeks clarification on Rogers role
Justin Smith of Lin eon Heights pharmacy asks The Tribune to report that William J. Rogers, the young man now under arrest in New York, was employed by him only in selling soda water and clears and not involved in drugs. Also notes upcoming meetings of the Oxford Local and Colonial club and eisteddfod committee events.
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Justin Smith
Lineon Heights
The
Tribune
William J. Rogers
New York
Oxford
Jayne's Hall
Jackson Street
Colonial Club
First Welsh Congregational Sunday School
Local church notices and resident movements recounted
Church services and many residents are noted as resuming duties or traveling. W W Jones resigns a window decor job for one at Lyceum theatre. Thomas Jeffreys recovers from illness. Mrs McNulty avoids jail due to bail. Choir rehearsals and sermons mark the week at Jackson Street Baptist and Washburn Street churches.
Ladies' Aid Bazaar and Church Meeting Noted
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church plans a two night bazaar with supper on Thursday and cake and cream on Friday. A home goods booth and homemade jams to be sold. Regular church meeting at Mrs John Moffat’s home Tuesday afternoon. Local staff updates include post office fixture changes and residents' visits and travels.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dohn Moffatt
Dudley Street
Baker
Ohio
Lentz
New York City
A. D. Blacknton
Mim Street
Rose
Belle Webber
Maplewoo
Elmer Jackson
Clevelind
Joly Simpson
Hoboken
Saturdis
Annie White
Hawley
Tontahr
Adelaide Fowler
Penn Charter
Palladel Phin
L, Ft Fowler
Cherry Street
John Hunter
Irvington-on
Tragic Train Death Shocks Nay Aug Community
Sellen Foolhamus of 06 Edwards Court was struck by a train on the Lackiwinna railroad near Nay Aug on Saturday. He stepped in front of one drain to avoid another and died. Funeral Director John B. Tegan will handle arrangements. burial planned at an undisclosed location.
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Sellen Foolhamus
Edwards Court
Lackiwinna
Nay Aug
John B. Tegan
Washburn Street
South Scranton Defenders Defeat Centrals in Close Return Match
South Scranton visitors struggled in a hard clash at North Scranton while the Defenders surged ahead at home. Kane Boland and Tigue forced late stands, Ramsey suffered a gash, final 16 to 1 as Centrals’ only point came on a foul.
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Centrals
Paterson
N. J
North Scranton
Kane
Boland
Tigue
Ramsey
Round X club holds social to honor president James Hawck
A Round X club gathering at the headquarters celebrated president James Hawck’s birthday with a reception and dinner featuring turkey, rabbit, potato salad, pickles, and fruit. After coffee and cigars, members enjoyed several hours of social time.
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Round X Club
James Hawck
Rededication of Hickory Street church planned for Sunday
The Hickory Street German Presbyterian church will be re dedicated next Sunday December 7 with morning services. Attending the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs John Rode Sr are Mr and Mrs William Rode and family and the Misses Carrie and Annie Piel. A South Scranton Republican association meeting is set for next Thursday night in Athletic hall.
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Hickory Street
German Presbyterian Church
William Rode
Carrie and
Annie Piel
John Rode
Honesdale
South Scranton
Citizens protest Scranton Traction service at Auditorium
A Saturday night protest gathering at the Auditorium criticized local service by Scranton Traction. N S Alworth chaired, with Otto D Miwers A H Munn Dolph Atherton and E H Ss Alworth speaking. A plan to petition Delaware and Hudson to build a station at East Market street was raised but no action taken. A three member committee was elected to approach Manager Silliman, and Thomas Shotton A G B Munn and Marshal Pyresten were named.
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Scranton Traction Company
N. S. Alworth
Otto D. Miwers
Munn
Dolph Atherton
Ss. Alworth
Delaware and Hudson Company
East Market Street
Silliman
Thomas Shotton
A. G B. Munn
Marshal Pyresten
North Scranton Bowling Danishes Prizes Listed for Christmas Eve
The notice lists prizes at North Scranton bowling alleys for Christmas Eve. First prize is a 22 pound turkey for the high score, second prize a 20 pound turkey for the next high score, third prize a 19 pound turkey for the highest average of three consecutive games, fourth prize an 18 pound turkey for most strikes in three games, and fifth prize a 17 pound turkey for most spares in three games. Competitors should sign up with Dee.
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North Scranton
Dee
Local Notes Grow With News From Wayne to Olyphant
Thomas J Jones and daughter Misa Mary of Wayne avenue spend days in New York City. Prof David J Williame of Willhaw Stweet returns home and visits sister Viola at Mansfield Normal school. Lucy O Boyle a Bloomsburg Normal student visits parents on William street. Mrs William Richards of Spring street is seriously ill from a street car collision. David Games returns from Jermyn. Richard Hughes of Putnam street called to Forest City due to his father’s illness. Home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hiewly on Cusick avenue brightened by a baby boy. Miss Edith Richards of Oak street visits relatives in Olyphant. Miss Daisy Holmes of Carbondale hosted by William street friends. Mr and Mrs Richard Thomas of Olyphant spent yesterday with Mr Thomas parents on Spring street. Martin McGurrin of Chicago...
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Thomas J. Jones
Misa Mary
Wayne Avenue
New York City
David J. Williame
Willhaw
Local Residents Return From Visits Across Town
Richard Sharples on William street returned home from Dover New Jersey. W W Watkins on Providence road won a prize at the Brooklyn festival. Prof and Mrs Hayden Cousins and Moviais of North Main avenue returned from Peckville. M J Clark of West Market street is ill. Mrs T Orchard of Warne county visits Mr and Mrs Walter B Christmas of North Main avenue. Mrs Annie Griffin and daughter Cora Griffin, elocutionist, returned from Plymouth. Mr and Mrs John Goodwin of Nanthooke returned after visiting Mrs Thomas Jones of North Main avenue.
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Ferdinand Street
Richard Sharples
William Street
Dover
N. J
W. W. Watkins
Providence Road
Brooklyn
Hayden Cousins
Eon
Moviais
North Main Avenue
Peckville
M. J. Clark
West Market Street
Warne County
Walter B. Christmas
North Mainavenue
Annie Griffin
Cora. Griffin
Plymouth
John Goodwin
Nanthooke
Thomas Jones
North Mainvere
Green Ridge Notes and Local Sports Update
Green Ridge reports Sidney Lanyon of Fairfield Avenue is seriously ill. Stev. L., Ry, Forster returns from Tennessee. A Green Ridge grounds quest match saw Stevens and Cokely beat Benson and Hendrickson 18 to 10. Miss Lewise Diamonieh to return to Mrs Hunter's school in New York today. Mr and Mrs Scott of Philadelphia hosted at the Wells home. Europe six months visit ends for the Iles family. Green Ridge wheelmen vs Scranton Bicycle Club tonight at the club house. Suburbs team to meet Orange and Blick in the alley. About twenty members of Clery Ridge lodge plan a Turkey supper in Wilkes-Barre.
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Sidney Lanyon
Fairfield Avenue
Stev. L
Forster
Tennessee
Cireenridge Grounds
Juda Stevens
Bert Cokely
Henry Benson
Perest Hendrickson
Stevens
Cokely
Lewise Diamonieh
Penn Ivenue
Wyyoming Avenue
Green Ridge
Scranton
Clery Ridge Lodge
Odd Éllows
Wilkes-Barre
Torkey Lodge
Obituaries from Scranton street community
Obituaries note the death of Domenion Mlaug hlin at home after a lingering illness. Survived by wife four children and sister Mrs Joli Smith of Paterson. Also Miss Subif Jones dies at home on Eynon street with funeral planned later. Mrs Robert Davis of Priceburg formerly Margaret Powell dies after three weeks typhoid fever. Bridget Connolly of Orchard street dies after brief illness at age 81.
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Subif Jones
Lev Home
Eynon Street
Biter
Robert Davis
Priceburs
Mira Margaret Powell
Fort Scranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Milew
Robert
Bridget Connolly
Orehard Street
Bhely Sur
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Cedar Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association
North Scranton News
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Lyceum Theatre
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Charles Froyman
Mailtsern Square Theater
Charles Frahmuirs
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Beenery
Phichs
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Brandon Tynan
Robert Emmet
Trish Phiy
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St. Botow’s Cathedral
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Peur
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Lo Soweh
van Boren Avenue
Waele
Henry Jones
Bimiea An Brisay
Phoney Jones
Lanekia
Western Depot
Porest Elm Cemetery
Academy of Music
A. J. Duffy
Smith O'Brien
Game Keeper
Gallems
Sypwehil Martines Piiees
Dixie Theatre
HENY
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Aeriil Thor
Sopeelis Pulntlaal
Adala & Datln
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Herrington
Sully
Dechmier Lot
Irwin
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Sporting
Repenny Chemical Company
Cornwell Building
John B. Smith & Son
E. W. Mulligan
Wrymouth
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Lia Hrngsela
Clement Aeton Griscou
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Eto Dietly
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Gulkeom
Une Dlmeilic
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