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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1900
Page
6
Christmas tree ceremonies and programs filled churches and schools as pupils received candy, fruit, and gifts. Rev. and Mrs. Sweet hosted Simpson Methodist children. other churches offered concerts and free toys.
The verse indicates Dy Ramer achieved a win or acknowledgment in a religious or ceremonial context, tied to the phrase Christ, Our Savior and Our King.
A surprise party was held last evening at the home of David Stanford on 86 Fourteenth Street to honor Mrs. Annie Jenkins of Luxembourg Street. Guests included Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Vim Daimes, Mrs. Kodames, Mrs. T. O. V. Doves, Tom Jones, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Pendit Win Gorillohs, Mrs. Leedward Gleason, and Mr. David Stanford. Refreshments were served.
A county Democratic caucus will be held at McConnack's hall on West Illinois Avenue on Thursday evening December 27 at 8:90. The meeting aims to name a candidate to fill the unexpired term of PLFL Meunn resigned from the select council.
David Lardwig and Miss Tennie Williams were wed last evening by Rev. Thomas de Gruchy at the Jackson Street Parsonage. Attendants were John Richards and Miss Della Bromadire. the groom wore a steel grey traveling suit and carried bridal roses.
At a regular meeting of St Brendens council No. 61 Young Men's In atuum, officers were elected: President Thomas Mellagh, first vice-president Edward McLane, second vice-president Daniel Lenihan, recording secretary Joseph Carey, financial secretary Edward Hurst, treasurer John Donahue, marshal Thomas McGraw, outside sentinel.
Hert Baldwin Inside sentinel Joseph Duggan and the executive committee announce the council entry for the home festival at 122 North Main Avenue this afternoon and evening with Rev J B Whelan as chaplain and guests including John F Irkan Patrick Duffy William Ryan Thomas Hurat Timothy Cavanaugh.
The First Welsh Baptist Sunday School elected John T. Williams as Superintendent Evan P. Davie as assistant superintendent John Jones as secretary Daniel Williams as librarian John Evans as clerk Ellenbeth Lewie as organist Barbara Lewis as assistant organist William Davis and Danford Philips as auditors for the coming year.
Listings note multiple church and community events including an ice cream social by Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methods Nos 9 and 14 on New Year's Eve and a Christmas dinner for poor children at the YWCA rooms. Also mentions Sunday school entertainment at Jackson Street Baptist, eisteddfod attendance, and other local visits and gatherings across Scranton.
A Cedar Avenue Sunday school entertained last night with a school program for children drawing a larger audience than expected. The diverse acts included music and readings led by Mr. Charwater and others, followed by a Benediction and distribution of nuts and candy to the youngsters.
Nelson Meffelfinger spends vocation with parents on Willow Street. A revival at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. Fr. P. Doty. Charles Canavan visits from Baltimore to holiday with Rev. Frank Canavan in Minooka, then returns to Mt. Mary’s. John Rowhe and Gwen Davis wed at the bride’s home. Luigias Buoncompagni has leg broken in mine fall and is hospitalized. Horbach to give phonographic concert in Athletic hall. Fred and Mrs. Boyer welcome a baby girl. Leonard Fessel’s funeral held at home and Br. Paul’s church with interment at Minooka. Patrick Mangini falls and breaks ankle. treated by Dr. Wo. Walsh. Alderman J J Ruddy seeks re election in Twentieth ward. Edward Bunnell to spend Christmas with family.
A large crowd gathered for the Presbyterian Sunday school Christmas program with music praised as unusually fine. At Tripp Avenue Church the children presented a well-trained program, ending with gifts for scholars. Synagogue Santa Claus distributed tokens, and preparations continue for tonight's Methodist church Christmas exercises.
Miss Elsie Cloxe a Teachers College student in New York visits her mother on Elim street. Mr and Mrs ht N Davis spend days with friends in Pitts ton. George Gifford formerly of town now in New York visits friends. Gilbert Jose of Princeton College home for vacation. Mrs John Hollow on Brook street suffers a slight stroke but not critical. Miss Tnez Trev employed at Allen New York visits mother on Shoemaker avenue. Joseph Clark student at Fimmers burg Maryland spends vacation with parents on Chestnut street. Miss Allie Correll of New York City visits her father on Cherry street. William Banks of Cleveland Ohio spends days with parents on Smith street. Miss Mollie Healy student at State Normal school home for holidays.
The event at St Pauls Catholic Church features liturgical selections including Anporogea Me Credo and Anesten Fideles with soloists Miss Burke and Miss Fowell and Messrs Mitchell Phillips ODonnell Hicks YHora Hogan and Kenney. Organist Edward Sullivan will accompany.
Mrs Lise Levi wife of David Levi died yesterday at her home Green Ridge. Interment will be Wednesday at 2 PM at Mire Levi she was 40 years old. Survivors include Mrs George Le Dailey Arthur Pendence and Ewon Interment in Dimmere cemetery. Violet Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Miller died of diphtheria yesterday morning at her Cedar avenue home. Burial in Mitton avenue cemetery. Mrs Legh died yesterday at 701 South Aving avenue aged 60. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the residence to Milston village cemetery. Atto Gellermann chef at tln dermyn died yesterday morning at his Pine street home.
The article explains olive oil and pickled olives as major olive products, notes a growing California industry, and describes olive varieties, oil content, and processing methods. It covers green and ripe olives for pickling, prices for pickled stipe, ripe olives, and standard green pickles, plus market notes.
Sunday school at Providence M E B church hosts Christmas exercises with a large tree and grab bag. North End Stars and Sanderson Hill Stars play baseball at the Auditorium this afternoon. Crystal Dramatic Club presents Arigona tonight. James Timlin of Cayuga street loses left leg and foot at Cayuga mine and is taken to Lackawanna hospital. Gibbons to wed Miss Mary McCormack next week at Holy Rosary. Drivers and Huners meet at St Marys hall. Local druggists plan to close stores at 9 p m except weekends and first ten days of month. Ivan Reese suffers roof fall at Leggett’s Creek mine. treated at home on Wayne Ave. Welsh Congregational church Christmas tree event well attended with fine music.
Mrs Mae Lee Touche and daughters Rene and Velre visit friends in Moscow Miss Chace Peck of Hoselawn returns from Marshall Seminary Philadelphia for holiday vacation Learn of Ransom visits Halph Snowden Sunset Avenue W W Paterson Philadelphia visits Green Ridge Lumber suspends work until after New Years Ralph Snowden Cornell University spends holidays with Thomas Snowden North Park IL D Wall Winwood Wayne county visits Cheen Ridge Clara Woodruff Bryn Mawr College spends holiday at home Electric Avenue Mira Harriet Bartram and son Charles of Busquehanna and Prof and Mrs Thorpe Forest City stay with BE Toby Capoose Avenue guests Music program follows.
The bill provides a $150 annual pension from January 1 for residents 65 or older with 25 years in the colony and of good character. If both spouses are eligible they receive $97.50 each. Pension is reduced by $5 for every $5 of pensioner income. The scheme is to be administered by district boards.
A fragment notes a fund divided between Eugene Field’s family and a monument fund for the beloved childhood poet. It requests 10 cents postage and lists Chicago as a donor address, referencing a souvenir fund.
Trials feeding onion tops to twelve breeds showed onion flavor appearing after two weeks and fading when feeding stopped. Tests indicate slight onion intake affects egg flavor, with larger amounts causing noticeable taste. nitrogenous versus carbonaceous rations also alter egg flavor and quality.
The article surveys coffee substitutes common in households. It notes corn coffee made from parched corn, parched wheat peas beans and corn cobs, sweet potatoes, and chicory mixed with true coffee. It discusses scarcity contexts and the market's cereal based beverages claiming wholesome value and varying food value.
The North Carolina experiment station fed chopped wild onion tops and bulbs to hens and tracked how long until the eggs’ flavor changed and how long after stopping onion feeding before flavors returned. The study confirms a link between hens diet and egg flavor, noting lingering effects after feeds cease.
Exclusive wire reports the senate adopted an amendment to the amnesty bill by a 20 to 11 vote after a plea from premier M Waldock Monseau urging voters to end the "nightmare of the Dewyfus affair."
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