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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1902

Page

6

Jackson Street Baptist Church Marks Sixth Anniversary

West Scranton reports the sixth anniversary celebration at Jackson Street Baptist Church with Rev. Tr. Thomas de Chuchy and Rev. Albert H. Smith delivering sermons. The event highlights a four hundred member congregation and five hundred in Sunday school, noting spiritual growth, renovated facilities, and renewed faith.

Thomas de Chuchy Bapelet Lewis Davis Jackson Street Baptist Church Jackson Street Caliara Albert H. Smith North Main Avenue Smith

Sermon Urges Civic Revival Through Christian Home Life

The speaker advocates restoring family roles and home life as the foundation of a virtuous city. Mothers and fathers are urged to embrace their duties, children to be well cared for, and streets to be free of corruption, with education and citizenship seen as antiseptic for society.

Warner T& Home Tf Deschridt Tletven Jesus of Niachareth

Introductory Sermon at First Baptist on Love

The new minister J. Wrightour preached his introductory sermon at 200th Main Ave urging a baptism of hopeful love. He cited First Corinthians 13 and argued that persistent love can redeem, sustain, and inspire reform, urging believers to trust in love amid trials and visions for Christ’s work.

Lev Wrightour D. D First Baptist Church 200Th Main Avenue T Corinthians Apostle Christ God

Birthday celebration for Mrs. John Jones noted on Twelfth Street

Friends gathered at Mrs. Milcah Davies to celebrate Mrs. John Jones birthday with a reading of a humorous poem in Welch and English, composed by Rev. DPD. P. Jones. A sumptuous lunch followed. numerous guests were listed by name as part of the social event.

John ©. Jones Milcah Davies Twelfth Street Dpd P. Jones Mattie Davies Louts Davies W. Firron Tivans A. F. Ferber Samuel Morgan Thomas Phillips Wilkes-Share Benjamin Hughes Eugene Fern John Bradley Willham Bruning Benjamin Janey

South Scranton Knights Elect Officers at St Marys Hall

South Scranton St Marys Hall hosted Branch 4% of the German Catholic Knights of St George for an afternoon session. Officers for the coming year were nominated and elected, with Rev Peter Christ as spiritual adviser and George J Miller as president. The organization, six years old with 18 knights and 67 ladies, plans a January installation and reports $5100 in bonds.

Semeson Knights of St. George St. Mary's Hall Peter Chriat Henry Crockerberg George J. Miller Charles Hean Traasurer Joseph Sehneister Jry Guar Michael Wetter Januey

Concert by Junger Maennerchor Promises Unusual Season Highlight

A concert tomorrow night at the parish house on Hickory Street presented by the Junger Maennerchor under Prof Hansen features Mrs Alfred Gutheinz and Gustav Repert as soloists with Charles W Doersam as accompanist and readings by M M Bitter. The program includes Wagner and Mendelssohn pieces and a finale by the choir.

Hickory Street Junger Maennerchor Society Prof. Hansen Alfred Gutheinz Gustav Repert Charles W. Doersam M. M. Bitter Richard Wagner Junger Maennerchon Chas A. Ui Maristra Alfred Gutheina Abschied von Walde Charewell Gustav N. Ripert Dahelm Dean Alfred Gutheinz Waldherfen Forest Harpe

Local Residents Change Jobs and Seek Local Office

Charles Wios leaves his long time post at the steel works to return to Lackelindland Tron and Steel. Edward Melvin, once a Twentieth ward resident, is reported in Buffalo. William Janssen, Nineteenth ward printer, seeks common council nomination in Republican primaries. Hickory Street German Presbyterian church rededication postponed to December 31. Funeral of John Kane held at Cedar avenue home with requiem at St. Peter's Cathedral. Interment in Cathedral cemetery. The Fourteen Friends hold annual session with no opposition. officers elected. New Year’s Eve social committee named.

Charles Wios Buffalo Edward Melvin Gulfalo Melvin Won Avene William Janssen Schrey Albert Kolb Fred W. Kirchom John Schunk Ben F. Moore William Ziesmer James F. Hest Albert Helier Andrew Mest Willan Alesinier

Funeral services for infant Alfred Marshall held in Washington

Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs William B Morgan for Alfred Marshall an 11 month old child of Mr and Mrs Elijah Marshall of Washington N L Interment followed at Washburn street cemetery Rev TN A Tumphreys officiated four cousins served as pallbearers The funeral of Gerald McGoff infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward McGoff of 437 Railroad Avenue followed with interment in Cathedral cemetery

Alfred Eliah Marshall Washington, N. L William BD. Morgan Rock Street A. Tumphreys Plymouth Church Washburn Street Gerald Edward McGoff Railroad Avenue Forday Cathedral

St Brendon's council election and church gathering announced

Members of St Brendon's council and Young Men's Institute will meet this evening for officer elections followed by a social. The Jackson Street Baptist Church will hold a prayer and hymn service in the evening. Buttera Vavie Ball Club members are asked to attend a meeting at Beinvel Holvey's home on Dynon Street.

St. Brendon's Council Young Men's Institute Moe Jackson Street Christos Minele Boottera’ Vawee Beinvel Holvey Dsynon

Kingston Man Returns From Wales Visit

William Benjamin of Kingston returned on Saturday from a mountain visit in Wales and stayed with his sister Mrs Jeannette Lewis of West Locust Street. Elizabeth Thomas, of North Garfield Avenue, clerk at T E Price’s, resumed duties after a slight indisposition. Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis of North Main Avenue hosted a party who had earlier enjoyed a trip through the Diamond mines, including Mr and Mrs John Thomas, Mr and Mrs William Austin, Mr and Mrs Frank Russell, Mrs Williams, Corine and Marold Eavis.

William Benjamin Kingston Wales Jeannette Lewis West Locustalireet Mike Elizabeth Thomas North Garfield Avenue T. E. Price Thomas Davis North Main Avenue John Thomas William Austin Frank Russell Willliams Corine Marold Eavis

Dunmore School Board Hears Night School Petition

The Dunmore school board met in regular session with all members present and received a petition with sixty three signatures requesting a night school in No 1 building. Superintendent Florian reported 458 males and 1310 females enrolled with near zero attendance. mine work disruption cited. They fixed janitors salaries and noted holiday vacation from December 28 to January 5 with night school to start January 1 in No 1 building.

Florian Thomas Welsh Crawford Mir McNulty Silaricos Athera

Chifelinas entertainment plans and local notices at Green Ridge

A Green Ridge report lists the Chifelinas Sunday school entertainment committee appointed for December 2 at the church, notes Rev. Payne conducting services, and attends a Twilight Ritual performance. Also recorded are lodge elections at Green Ridge lodge 197 FB and AM, funeral details for Conrad Snyder, and a Dixie matinee reminder.

Mes Wordvall Aliee Electric Avenue Waverly Ma Ives McCrindle Kays Shrawbridge Bayley Haitchcock Dimick Enon Volve St. Peel's Robert Sohonn Dilnis Volve van de Witter Lebehure Weight Sixath Banat Josey Rheinberger Johann Svendsen Green Ridge Lodge Neo Aa. M Frank Stevens Glen Cove L. L David Shook East Market Street Conrad Snyder Banderson Avenue Co. A. Benjamin Wreeley Kellow Vance Lidstone Charlie Ross Jesse Girahan Caylom Buatford Pwight Stafford Jerse Ail Malvin Snyder Forest Hill

Eicke Secures Dr Howard's Specific Half Price Introductory Offer

N M Eicke, a popular druggist, has arranged a limited half price introductory sale on Dr Howard's Specific fifty cent bottle. The medicine aims to cure constipation dyspepsia and liver troubles with a small pleasant dose and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.

N. M. Eicke Poapuhir Dr. Howard N. M. Biecke Vis Speike Blake

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