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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1902

Page

6

West Scranton Choir Rehearsal Draws Large Crowd

Despite poor weather, a large turnout attended the Jackson Street church rehearsal for the national eisteddfod. Prof. Lewis Dwivies conducted The Night to Denorthye with praise, while TAB Thorns led the meeting and Chom Reese was elected vice-president. Next rehearsal set for Jackson Street Baptist Church.

Jackson Street Tab Thorns We Tie Org. Chom Reese Wie Jackson Street Baptist Church

Endeavor Day Observed by Bellevue Church Group

The Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church hosted Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor activities with morning services led by Rev William Davis and a child address by the pastor's wife. Miss Edith Davis and Miss Gwen James performed solos and a duet by Misses Isabel Davis and Elsie Williams preceded the day’s close.

Bellevue Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Endeavor William Davis Idith Davis Gwen Dimes Joan James Thomas W. Jones Isabel Davis Elsie Williams

Congregational Meeting Closes After Address by D A Stone

The event concluded with an address by Prof. D A Stone following a congregational hymn, after which the gathering adjourned.

D. A. Stone

Surprise party for Mrs Florence Lewis at 1614 Lafayette Street

A Saturday evening gathering at Mrs. Florence Lewis home featured games and refreshments with many friends in attendance. Among guests were numerous Misses and Messrs including Beatrice Thomas, Kilmer Thomas, Dematt Widner, Frank Moran, and Joseph Gibbons, who later joined a field trip with Bt. Patrick's school pupils to Olyphant for a luncheon before returning home.

Florence Lewis Lafayette Street Beatrice Thomas Eloise Thomas Marjory Weller Margaret Clarey Katherine Early Lizzie Morris Margaret Hughes Violet Ruble Hattie Humphreys Hattie Baldwin Eleanor Woolbach Mamie Fleming

West Side Lithuanian Club Elects Officers for Year

Friday evening the West Side Lithuanian club held its annual business meeting and elected officers: President Andrew Kraucheun, vice president Senior Cusiek, treasurer Chiles Slichius, secretary Charles Cnusiek, and directors Joseph Popal, Joseph Wiaiiugus, and Mithew Ailmerardas.

West Side Lithuanian Club Tde Andrew Kraucheun Senior Cusiek Chiles Slichius Charles Cnusiek Joseph Popal Joseph Wiaiiugus Mithew Ailmerardas

Fire narrowly averted at Scranton street gas house blaze

A possible major fire occurred Friday afternoon when a furnace sparked wood in a gas house on Scranton street. Limes shot from the blaze near the furnace as a hose quickly directed water, quelling the flames.

Scranton Street

Police raid detains two known offenders on Frink and Sixteenth streets

Two men, James Black of Frink street and Hugh Sheridan of Sixteenth street, were raided by police and arrested. They were fined $50 at the station and will serve two months in county jail. Sheridan used space beneath a back porch as a wine cellar.

Sieukensies James Black Frink Street Hugh Sheridan Sixteenth Street Mirigle Triaite Defaud Sheridan

Sermon and Anniversary Observed by Local Church

Dr Moffat preached to a small congregation yesterday morning on a text from Matthew 14 5 30 The Christian Endeavor society marked the twenty first anniversary of its birth at the evening service with several addresses and the gathering noted for its solemnity and community spirit.

Dr. Moffat Irom Mathew Christian Endeavor Society

Bible School Orchestra and Choir Busy at Services

The Bible school orchestra and volunteer choir provided pleasant music during the morning service and Bible school session. An effort will seek funding to repair the parsonage as trustees report no funds for urgent church repairs.

Bible School

First Baptist Church Sermons and Monthly Meeting Note

Rev. KF Mathews filled the pulpit at both services of the First Baptist Church. Morning text urged strength in grace through Christ Jesus and evening spoke on the world to come. A monthly business meeting follows with important matters and full attendance urged. Ladies' Aid promotes Martha Washington entertainment and social Friday evening February 0.

KF. Mathews First Baptist Church Jesus Ladies’ Aid Society Martha Washington

Religious Services With Sermons At Three City Churches

Attendance was strong at Jackson Street Baptist with morning preaching from the pastor on the perishability of a good life. Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal held an evening service with a song service and a short address on the same theme, plus probationers and the Lord's Supper at 10 40. Rev A L Ramer of St Mark's preached two meritorious sermons on the efficacy of the divine word.

Jackson Street Baptist Church James Benninger Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church A. L. Ramer Buster St. Mark's Church

Fourth Ward Mission Grows Under Prof Hughes Leadership

The Fourth ward mission of the First Welsh Baptist church strengthens rapidly under Prof. James J. Hughes. Since he took charge the mission has shown noticeable progress, and the school has installed a new furnace in the building.

Fourth Ward First Welsh Baptist Church James J. Hughes Bullddie

Funeral of Mrs Asah Joseph Held at St Patrick Church

The funeral for the late Mrs Asah Joseph was held Saturday afternoon. The body was taken from the home at 15 Hennessy Court to St Patrick's church where mass was celebrated before burial in Cathedral cemetery.

Asah Joseph Hennessy Court St. Patrick'’s Church Cathedral Bernard Mawwn Twelfth Ward Jame Mulnoy Sixteenth Street Mary Bridget Kate James St. Patrick's Church Cathedral Cemetery

February Social Calendar at Local Churches and Groups

This item lists multiple February gatherings across churches and organizations. Events include a clam chowder supper by St. Mark's Woman's Guild on Feb 6, Washington Camp No. 178 SOSA anniversary entertainment on Feb 12, a Lincoln Heights couple's Valentine wedding, a Columbian supper for Washington's Birthday at First Welsh Congregational, a Welsh Calvinist entertainment on Feb 14, St. David's church social, and Martha Washington entertainment by the First Baptist Ladies Aid on Feb 2.

Woman's Guild of St. Mark's Church Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America Mary Beecham Edward Webber Lincoln Heights Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church James Benninger Washington First Welsh Congregational Church South Main Avenue First Baptist Church Martha Washington Idles

Items of Interest and Local Clerical Delays

Mrs D and BR Thomas ladles choir will not meet this evening and no rehearsals occur for two weeks. On Saturday B G Morgan was reappointed a notary by Governor Stone. The Salvation Army barracks on Price street closed indefinitely due to smallpox. Local 205 Team Drivers International Union meets Monday February 3 at Leonard's Hall.

Surprising Mer cant Jeff Schroeder Honored by Scranton Friends

John Schroeder a 40 year old Scranton merchant baker of 712 Cedar avenue was surprised Saturday by about forty couples at Zulager's Hall. The gathering hosted by local friends included a Morris chair presentation, a reception, a Supper and dancing with the Suengerrunde choir providing songs. Notables present included Rev. E. W. Schmidt, Mrs. Schroeder and many listed neighbors and friends.

John Schroeder Zulager’s M Morris Cedar Avenue Mra Rorick Hess Fur Mra Welde Zuliger Schroeder Scranton Snengerrunde Lchroedel E.W. Schmidt John Schroedel Adam Neuls Horick John Mais Jacob Engle Charles Piel Jacob Hess Jacob Schriber Edward Graf Ffred Herman John Ziesmer August Hagen William Baumgartner Frank Lehmkuhl Berthold Schadt Fred Schwenker John A. Schwenker Max Ludwig Henry Welde John Schneider Adam Frantz Sebastian Herrester Willan Puhl Theo Hemberger Fred Otto Charles Leheuch Adam Leibling Edward Conley Adam Mazel William Ehulke John Schroeder, Jr William Corman Misnes M Kuhn Lena Michelli Carrie Kelb Barbara Gebhardt Jacob Hartman Jacob Sohns Schroed

Community praise for South Scranton Kir fundraiser

The Teachers' Benefit Society credits the South Scranton contingent for a successful Kir affair and especially lauds Mrs. Thomias H. Spruks of Prospect avenue for her tireless, charitable work. Her kindness and Christian devotion are widely respected, with the Heints children also noted for contributing to the success.

Kirmess Teachers’ Benefit Society South Scranton Thomias H. Spruks Prospect Avenue

Fourteen Friends Hold Saturday Meeting at Bests Hotel

A resqued business meeting of the Fourteen Friends was held in Bests hotel Saturday night with large attendance. Important matters were discussed and two new members were admitted after complying with the society rules set by Sergeant-at-Arms Al Helter. The new members are Fred Kirchoff and Peter Zung Jr. A social session followed and the evening closed at midnight.

Best's al. Helter Fred Kirchoff Peter Zung, Jr

Regular society meetings and local incidents in town

St Marys Glee and Dramatic Association will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at o clock at St Marys hall rear of Hickory Street. The Choyal Union continues rehearsals for Under the Palms to open the new parish house. The Junger Maennerchor meets next Friday at 8. Camp 40 P O of A meets this evening. A stove fire on Schimpfis court near Hickory Street called Century Hose. the blaze was extinguished.

St. Mary's Glee and Dramatic Association St. Mary's Hall Hickory Street Choyal Union Junger Maennerchor Lorenz Haberatroh Cedar Avenue New York City Schimpfi Schimpfi's Century Hose Company

The Homeliest Man in Scranton and Hemp Balsam Offer

An old advertisement touts Hemp’s Balsam for coughs and throat ailments. It promises free trial bottles from druggists and claims to cure chronic and acute coughs, bronchitis, and consumption with a guaranteed effect.

North Scranton Fair Week Showcases Local Talent

North Scranton patrons enjoyed top concerts as the North Scranton Glee Club performed a fine program Friday. Saturday’s Providence Silver Cornet band offered a varied program with marches solos and medleys under Prof. M J Kane. The community saw obituaries visits gospel meetings nurse returns and a minor fire scare at Leonard’s hotel. The Crackerjacks head to Bloomsburg to face the Normal School team this evening.

North Scranton Dolly Frang Blam M. J. Kane Fred O. Fronberry Amelia Avenue Helen J. Rockwell New York Vosburg Parker Street Daisy Ryan Bert Emery J. Russel Conwell Philadelphia Church Avenue Weystone Dramatic Club Liberty Hose House Leonard’s Market Street Young Women's Christian Association North Main Avenue Crackerjacks Bloomeburg Echonl James McCluskie Leggectt’s

Local Social Notes From Green Ridge Area

Ralph Snowden of Cornell University spent the Sabbath with his parents on Sunset Avenue. Mrs M Fort Kays of Sanderson Avenue has returned from a two week Washington visit. James Atherton of Poyntwelle Ice Co visited his father in Cilesburn. Constable T B Hustling was a busy visitor at Wilkes-Barre. Mr and Mrs EB Sturges plan a two week abroad trip visiting China and Japan. Vance Lidstone of Sanderson Avenue is mobile again after a week of illness.

Ralph Snowden Cornell University T. J. Snowden Sunset Avenue M. Ft. Kays Sanderson Avenue Washington, DC James Atherton Poyntwelle Ice Company Cilesburn Wilkes-Barre EB B. Sturges China Japan Vance KR. Lidstone

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West Scranton Christian Christian Endeavor Day Dujour G. W. Jenkins Washburn Street Church Wtae UW Uws Aou Grenadine Yippique Avalon Batiste Foulard Globe Warehouse David A. Williams Sixth Street Robert B. ¥. Pierce Penn Avenue Baptist Church Sigoudsburg South Jonas Long Marion Harland Slamion Harland Green Ridge NEW Armory Paderewski Fred. C Powell’s Sewantele Dranatic Company Chinatown Poris Desert Ataves Stores Tat Obie de Pini Vialt Vialt Was ther swentare of @ mimtige yk Maniatis MK feed Le typ ibihie coaaal Lesebol Ghyiliog Cbnaed Suindnaain Dent Sdbsergyscelaags Lyceum Theatre M. Reis A. Jd. Dupfy Nankerville Buffalo Minic Willis Loraine Si Tome Pnt Zameona Ete Lyrica Harry Marshipll Prince Idre Seatec Oa. Im Charles Frolman Preainita Augustus Thomas Pliy Colorado Wallick Oa, On Frank Daniels Hie Company Legitimte Urbek Joseph Murphy Shaun Rhue Peiiee Star Theatre P. G. Liemrington Slasager
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