Christmas Eve Events At West Scranton Churches
West Side and City Suburban church activities featured a Washburn Street Presbyterian Sabbath school gathering with prayers, recitations, and a Santa Claus visit delivering sweets to children. The Sumner Avenue Presbyterian cantata The Story of the Story was repeated for those unable to attend earlier showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Washburn Street
Lillian Tewkesbury
Ethel Bevan
Edith Vindatury
Margaret Powell
Ethel Jones
Helen Bauer
Olive Rambold
Eva Woeientinh
Dessie Miller
Migees Pertha
Mabel Colvin
Mieves
Margaret Phillips
Olwen Jones
Santa Claus
C. C. Ratentere
Sart Chyus
St. David's Episcopal Church
Prev. ET. Houghton
St. Mark's Church
Denmare
Charles Mrager
Echoo
Frazer
Sumner Avenue
Sach
Milkes Aninie Diavis
Elizabeth Grits
Man Held on Felonious Wounding Charge After Christmas Visit
George Hern of 115 Hampton Street was jailed on $500 bail by Alderman Moses after a warrant sworn by Mrs. David Jones for felonious wounding with intent to kill. Constable Tin Jones arrested him. At the hearing the Joneses alleged being assaulted during a Christmas visit at the defendant’s neighbor on Mertian street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hern
Hampton Street
Moses
David Jones
Tin Jones
Jone
RT Mertian Street
Installation of officers of Martha Washington Chapter No 2
Last evening in Masonica hall North Main avenue the installation of officers for the ensuing term of Martha Washington Chapter No 2 was conducted. Past Grand Wavon of Pennsylvania A B Holmes presided and the following were installed: Mrs Margaret J Lanting worthy matron Charles E F Laning worthy patron Mrs Bila C Holmes associate worthy matron Mary A Shepherd conductor Mise Belle Watious neoclite conductress Mrs Cora C Muckingham secretary Eliabeth Laning treasurer Mrs Mary A Bevans Frances LL Morenn Margaret Auil ey Mixtex Anna Munson Ella Goilehall officers of the star Verona Coleman waorder Emma Stevens marshall S N Hayles chapman David Jones sentinel Anna RK Williams organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Masonica Hall
North Main Avenue
Grand Vawon
Pennsylvania
A. B Holmes
Margaret J. Lanting
Charles EF. Laning
Bila C. Holmes
Mary A. Shepherd
Mise Belle Watiious
Neoclite
Cora C. Muckingham
Eliabeth Laning
Mary A. Bevans
Frances Ll. Morenn
Margaret Aui#ley
Mixtex
Anna Munson
Ella Goilehall
The
Star
Mise Verona Coleman
Waorder
Emma Stevens
Marshall
5. N. Hayles
Chapman
David Jones
Sentinel
Anna RK. Williams
Orsaniet
Jackson Street Baptist church holds annual meeting
The Jackson Street Baptist church held its annual congregational meeting last evening in the church lecture room. Officers elected included Clerk Richard Nicholls, assistant clerk George Nicholls, chorister Lewis Da Vie, organist Miss Marion Hutchinson, assistant organist Miss Norma Nicholls, chorister of devotionals BEmy Ovitiths, organist Miss Martha Nichols, ushers George Nicholls, Christine Griffiths, W H Morgans, Anna Chiffithe, Albert Davis, Peter Laewin, Robert Thomas and Thomas James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Richard Nicholls
George Nicholls
Lewis da Vie
Marion’ Hutchinson
Mie Norma Nicholes
Bemy Ovitiths
Martha Nichols
Cleorge Nicholls
Christine Griffiths
W. H W. Morgans
Anna Chiffithe
Albert Davis
Peter Laewin
Robert Thomas
Thomas James
Beaten North Van Buren man improves. three suspects freed
The bathling sow Joep Alcaviteh of North Van Buren avenue was much improved after a brutal beating Sunday. Suspects Joseph Olewcaviteh George Binnacahvitel and Andrew Cayres posted bail yesterday morning and were released from the West Side station. A further hearing is set for soon with expected attendance of the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joep Alcaviteh
van Buren Avenue
Ase Silints
Joseph Olewcaviteh
George Binnacahvitel
Andrew Cayres
Weat
Rouge
Boy, 11, Breaks Wrist On New Skates In Everett
David Motgenbacher, son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Motgenbacher of North Everett Avenue, fell while practicing on new skates around 7 50 last evening. His father took him to West Side Hospital where the fracture was set by the house physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Motgenbacher
Sylvester Motgenbacher
Everett Avenue
West Side Hospital
Phiveiclas
Lead Bullet Removed After Bridge Nose Injury
Dr F C Hall yesterday morning removed a small leaden bullet fired by Lew McAloon into Jesse Lasher's nose from Sunday afternoon incident at the bridge. The altercation occurred near the river crossing, witnesses reported, with no further details available on motive or legal action at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Hall
Lew McAloon
Jesse Lasher
Bargains Abound for Late Holiday Buyers
The notice highlights many appealing deals for those making after holiday purchases with strong emphasis on value. It underscores a broad selection of items and competitive pricing aimed at budget conscious shoppers.
Guests and Visitors Mark Scranton Social Round
Mrs Terra Jones and children visit Mr and Mrs Edmund Moser of Eyrton street. Thomas Mahon returns to New York after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs T L Williams and children return from Hyde Park avenue visit. Mr and Mrs F Tucker entertain Miss Paith Tucker of Ashiny. Mr and Mrs W Bradbury host Mr and Mrs David Bradshaw of Washington. David H Jenkins, delivery clerk, is ill at home. David Powell of Neath visiting Scranton relatives. Mr and Mrs Frederick Ginader host Frederick Woele of Pittaton. Edward Keller visiting his brother Charles Keller of Waelourn street. Mr and Mrs Andrew Welsenfluh host their son Frederick, assistant secretary of the Railroad Young Men's association in Hoboken. W J Williams of Washburn Street returns from New York trip. Mr and Mrs Walthon Browning host Browning family over Sunday. Miss Mattie Watkins of South Main avenue visiting in New York. Titus of New Brunawilck visiting West Scranton friends. Dr A A Lindabury hosts his mother Mrs Lindabury of Washington. Rev F L A Ebbinger of Carbondale was guest of Rev A L Ramer yesterday. William Hopkins and sister Cassie Hopkins of Newport News are guests of their parents on Jackson street.
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Terra Jones
Edmund Moser
Eyrton Street
Thomas Mahon
New York City
Peter Mahon
T. L. Willaims
Daryon
Huth Lawrence
Hyde Park Avenue
F. Tucker
Mullein Street
Paith ‘Tucker
Ashiny
W. Bradbury
Lafayette Street
Nave
David Bradshaw
Washington
David H. Jenkins
Porstettice
David Powell
Neath
Wort Scranton
Frederick Ginader
Price Street
An’ Mre
Frederick Woeele
Pittaton
Charles Keller
Waelourn Street
Hile
Edward Keller
Mt. Peconea
Andrew Welsenfluh
Crestirut Street
Frederick
Railroad
Young Men's Eyeisti
Wesocelition
Hoboken
W. J. Willams
Washburn Street
New York
Watlhon Browning
North Hyde Park Avenue
George Browning
Albert
Pivtaton
Mixe Mattie Watkins
South Main Avenue
KK. PD. Titus
New Brunawilck
West Scranton
A. A. Lindadurs
HH. Lindabury
FL A. Ebbinger
Carbondale
A. L. Ramer
Willam Hopkins
Slater
Cassie Hopkins
Newport News
David Hopkins
Jackson Street
Funeral services and community notices in West Side paper
The obituary items note the funeral of William Widden at Back Saree residence with Rev. F Po Doty officiating and burial at Taylor cemetery. Other notices invite attendance at New Year's donations for West Side hospital, a cantata at Jackson Street Baptist church, and elections at Balabth school. Upcoming services for George Nieman and Mrs Elizabeth Roberts, Hyde Park society meeting, and hospital patient updates are listed along with business directory entries and clairvoyant ad.
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William Widden
Back Saree
F. Po Doty
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Taylor
Washturn Street
Preehy
Seelock
Jacob Schoettle
West Side
Hospital Mgier
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Welowk
Griffiths
Himwell
George Nieman
Jackson Street
Weleek
Washburn Street
Mra
Elizabeth Roberts
North Sumner Avenue
Forest Hy Cemetery
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Emerson Perry
Prompton
West Side Hospital
Reed Burns
Central City
Roberts
North Main
Local notices and arrests from Plymouth relatives visit and funeral
David Nicholas and Edward Bias visiting relatives in Plymouth returned yesterday. Nelson Gillespie of the Tweheller Johnson syndicate in New York is visiting relatives here. Joseph Cleson seeks a warrant to arrest Mr and Mrs Alex Woujeki for assault and battery. Alderman Haberta held a hearing and released them in Eyball. Oli Jamon McMun am funeral held yesterday at 9 oclock from McDonough Avenue home. Remains to Holy Hosary church for a high mass of requiem by Rev J C OToole, burial at Myde Park Catholic cemetery. Barbara Gordon appeared home, Alderman Roberts provided information that led to arrest of William Hinkley. Miss Gordon testified that Hinkley, a mere boy, committed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nicholas
Edward Bias
Plymouth
Nelson Gillespie
Tweheller-Johnson Company Syndicate
New York City
Joseph Cleson
Alex Woujeki
Haberta
Eyball
Oli
Jamon McMunam
McDonough Avenue
Holy Hosary Church
J. C. O'Toole
Myde Park Catholic
Barbara Gordon
Pyle
Alderman Roberts
Gordon
Hinkley
Christmas School and Church Notices Messy Text
Fragmented report mentions an assault case ending after payment of a fine. Passages praise First Worth THapit teachers, a gift to Mr Samuel Howell, and a student Minn Marty A Davis leaving for Bucktell University with a purse of money. The Christian Endeavor choir will meet tonight. no rehearsal Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echools Chriatimna
Echool Tme
Samuel Howell
Minn Marty A
Davia
Bucktell University
Orwaniat
Christian Endeavor Choir
North Main Avenue
SOUTH SCRANTON COMMUNITY NOTES AND EVENTS
South Scranton reports various local concerns and social notes. Charles Asking at the Bouth mill was struck by a hammer at work, moving to a new home on Provocot avenue. William Winsha, a naval cadet, visits Willow street. Miss Clara Doyle and Mrs. M. Breen are Christmas visiting relatives. The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Belynd’s son Mantela occurred at Myile Park Catholic cemetery. A Workmen’s fair event, prize cup won by Mr. Scheuer, and a doll carriage prize from J. D. Williams & Bros. went to T. Sprecher. Tomorrow features a quid witch contest final, closing day wind final auction Wednesday.
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Charles Asking
Bouth Mill
Wis
Askine
Provocot Avenue
William Winsha
Willow Etreet
Clara Doyle
Cuthondale
Baechatreet
M. Breen
Jermyn
Christ- Mae
Kate Reardon
Nicholaw Jonseen
Patrick Moore
New York
Mranela
T. Belynd
Myile Park Catholic
Mr. Scheuer
J.D. Willlame
Dudley Street church to host social at Joh Walrous home
The Christian Endeavor society of Dudley Street Baptist plans a social at Joh Walrous residence on Chestnut street with a fine programme. Other notes report ongoing Sport Hill line work by Sceranion Railway, community deaths and funerals, local accidents, Week of Prayer at the Methodist Episcopal church, and assorted visits and illnesses among residents.
Polliee la again the dheerhing tage and the biel spring election
The evening meeting at No 2 school Greenwond on Wednesday December 2 details the offices to be apportioned across districts. The infant death of Wale lam K Edwards is noted with funeral at Wyde Park. The St Josephs society will finalize its will arrangements on Pelhiy evening. The Literary circle of the Connell council will meet tonight for representation.
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Biel
Informaes
No. 2
Greenwond
Tatco
Eleck
Fo J. Mecweths
Ehealeimnean
Wale Lam K. Edwards
Pater
Wyde Park
St. Joseps’s Society
Pelhiy
Wall
Denieht
Iterary
rConnuell Council
Obituary notices from North Blakely Street and Olyphant
Mise Jenole Burcell of Dunmore died at home on North Blakely Street Sunday evening after illness. She was 1 year old and formerly worked as a clerk at GOV T Allen’s grocery store. Survived by father and mother and two siblings. Anthonys McHale, longtime Olyphant resident, died after a short illness. He was born in Leland and left a wife, five sons and two daughters. Julia Mittin, 87, daughter of Mr and Mrs Reverett of West Locust Street, died Sunday. funeral at home tomorrow at 10 AM.
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Mise Jenole Burcell
North Blakely
Mise Hussell
Dunmore
Gov, T Allen
Anthonys McHale
Olyphant
Pmo
Leland
Julia Mittin
Mre
MC. Reverett
West Locust
Trent
Somorrow
Great Surprises In Store For Grain-O Coffee
A fragmented ad text touts Grain-O coffee, claiming health benefits and child friendly use. It promotes a new plan and solvents like mocha grade, urging readers to ask grocers for Grain-O at 150 price.
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Java
Local legal and professional directory items listed
ee Mary A Shepherd M D homeopath No 22 Adama avenue Dp B Repoglie attorney loans negotiated on real estate security Mears building corner Washington avenue and Spruce street Epwarn W Thayer attorney Rooms 1 and 15 Republican bhig Jeffreys and Ruddy attorneys at law Commonwealth Building L A Watres attorney at law at Jackawanns ave Scranton Pa Dr Pitcher attorney at law Commonwealth building Boranton Pa Patterson and Wilcox traders National Bank Building Comegys Bruce Street A W Bertholf Attorney 1 Berice St
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Dp. B. Replogle
Lloans
Mears Buiding
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
DR. Pitcher
Commonwealth Building
Boranton
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Tribune
Globe Warehouse
West Side Business Directory
J. ©. King
West Lace
Awanha Avenue
Fenton
Northil Scranton
South Scranton
Christian Endeavor Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Joh Walrous
Chestnut Street
Sceranion Railway Company
Lauvel Hill
Dannary
Thomas
F. Pilmer
Cherry Street
Francea Watroun
Cheatnuttreet
Stort
Washington, D.C
Jennie Russell
Presbyterian Church
W. Oh. Gibbons
H. Hayes
T. P. Letchworth
Mr. Letchworth
Gipsy Grove
Bere
John Rhee
Spencer Streat
Anna Faker
Mise Matte Jenkins
No. 6
Georgetown
Methadiet Epiecopal Church
Id Mire
Frank Swarts
Shoenikber
Williammore
Josh Warfel
Wrinker Street
Mere
Edward Angwinte i
Blakely Street
John FP. Manley & Co
Minquika
Scranton
Kemyi
Waehineten Chomten Co
Washington, D. C
J. W. Guernsey's
Bette Instruments
Scranton, PA
Barbour
Credithouse
Lackawanna Ave
Silverstone
Willehme
Lackawanna Avenue
Shoz
E Rodnsons
Pilsner
ABC
Ninh S
A, E. Rogers, the Jeweler
China
Thos. F. Leonard
Gus
Heal
Physicians and Surgeons
di Kay
Bit. Bateson, Wi
A. m. Tod P.m
LK. C. . Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd, M. D
Adama Avenue
A. Tramold
W. FE. Allen
North
T. M. Gates
Poard of Trade Building
Madison Avenue
C. L. Freas
DR. & W. L'Amoreann
Adame
W. Grook
Linden Street
Warren & Knapp
Republican
Berunton
James H Torrey
STE Ene Et
Frank EF. Boyle
Burr Building
Ssch
Jessup
Omma ’ Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Okell
Feaster & Coal & Exchange
James W. Oakford
W.ord
W. Roome
Bon of Trade
BP Killam
ATLAW
A. J H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Etson
Epwarn W. Thayer
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys- At-Law
L. A. Watres
Jackawanns Ave
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank Building
Comegys
Bruce Street
A. W. Bertholf
Atty
Berice St
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
EL. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor. Wash. Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T.J. Lacey & Fon. Architects
Traders’ National Bank
Lyman
F. L. M'Graw
H. PF. Reynolds
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Bnover
Jos, Kuettel
Rear
School OF the Lackawanna
Servation
Collees
Opong
Catalague
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Frudh
G. Br, Clark & CO
Washington Aves Nue
Green Bones
North Main Aves
Tite
Wtore Telephone
ELK Cafr
Prankun Avenue
Bater Reasona P. Ziboler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Megarger Brothers
Beranton
Prank P
Bhown &Oo
Thomas Aubrey
Houme
Willams
Postettiog
Tribune Publishing CO
OW Dominion Company
Princess Anne
Yorktown
Janustown
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Mia
Wear
Hallimord
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
W. L. Guillaudeu
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