Sermon on Bunyan Amid Stereopticon Views at West Scranton
The Rev Thomas de Cine delivered a late evening talk on John Bunyan with illustrated stereopticon views showing scenes from Bunyan life. He traced Bunyan from his era in England, noting his imprisonment and writings Pilgrim's Progress and Holy War. Next week a study of Terri's Pro Breve will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunyan
Frank Meyers
Capouse
J. P. Moffatt
Thomas de Cine
Jackson Street
Tila
Kev. de Gitchy
Win
Shakespeare
Mitton
England
Pilgrim’s Progress
John Buniwan
Hiedas
Diite
Hell
John Tun- Yen
Bunyan
Bedford Church
de Gruchy
Tony
Preacher Acknowledges Delay for Sermon on Repentant Daughters
The Rev J P Moffate of Washburn Street Presbyterian announces postponement of his sermon on The Prodigal Daughter and Return due to insufficient preparation time. He cited the topic's public interest and his intention to set a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Moffate
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Daughters
Tehomehith Lest Remedy for Cough Relief
The text advertises Tehomehith as a remedy for coughs and throat relief. It claims to ease trahresolve coughs, aid expectoration, and provides information on where to buy at druggists.
Sermon Probed Conscience Amid Stormy Evening
The preacher delivered a practical sermon using Genesis to challenge listeners on moral progress and the question Where art thou. He warned against outward sinfulness and urged inward repentance though attendance was small due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cen
Gol
Sermons and Services Linked to Serarvon Street Church
The Serarvon Street Baptist congregation held morning and evening services at the First Welsh Baptist on South Main. Sunday school gathered, the Baptist Young People's Union met at Charles lems’ home, and Thomas Neale of Philadelphia preached two sermons. Revival services will resume under Neale. tonight’s service moves to Plymouth Congregational on Jackson and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serarvon Street
Welsh Baptist
South Main Avenue
Baptist Young People's Union
Charles
Lems
Plymouth Congregational
Jackson Street
Miner Frank Myers Dies After Roof Collapse at Ore Mine
Frank Myers aged 20 a miner at the Copiedse Mine died en route after a roof fell while at work. He was taken by ambulance to his boarding place in Christ coure. He was brother of permanent man George Myers of Columbia Chemical company and unmarried. Funeral tomorrow at 2 and burial in Westburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Myers
Copiedse
Christ Coure
Derdusel
George Myere
Columbia Chemiewompany
West Slide
Myers
Wastburn Street Cemetery
Accident on North Hede Park Avenue Injury Report
Mr and Mrs Patrick McDonough fell Saturday during a walk and suffered injuries. Bert Lowry son of Permian Mian dehy Lewis of the Franklin Engine Company and Clarence Frederice were involved as the wagon and carriage tangled near Lackawanna tracks. John T Lewis of 1904 Eynon Street slipped and fractured her arm while assisting. Doctor J J Roberts attended the wounded. two boys named Burlin- are noted in partial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McDonough
Alan Prikk
Enen
Asim
Hede Park Avenue
Bert Lowry
Permiament
Miandehy Lewis
Franklin Engine
Lafinette Solar
Mme Wee Tken
Haind
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna
To Welock
Clarence Frederice
John T. Lewis
Eynon Street
Pr. J. J. Roberts
Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Patient
A letter from Mrs. Bron to Mrs. Pinkham describes relief from severe headaches chills and left side pain after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer says she feels like another woman and cannot praise the remedy enough recommending it to every woman she knows.
Dame and Coons Injured in Street Collision
Dame and Coons were injured on Sut tniay venine while coasting on dack eon street. They ran into a telegraph forlorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame and Coons
Dackeon Street
Funeral services held for multiple local residents
Relatives and friends gathered at 1511 Jackson Street for Mrs Lydia Phillips services conducted by Rev Themiar De Cruchy with the Jackson Street Baptist Church choir led by Prof Lois Davis. Remains were interred at Washburn Street cemetery after a short service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Phillips
Jackson Street
Lower Remudis
Themiar de Cruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Olf
Lois Davis
Roger Evans
Price Thomas
Thumel Thomas Ao Parry Thoms
Joohn Kenny
South Ninth Street
Wathiodral
Rachael Brain
South Grant Avenue
Celek
Warlirn Street
Driver Injured in Ic y Scranton Street Crash
John Heenan driving for Clarke Bros on Wells Street in North Scranton slid on an ice covered road wagon and a wagon overturned, ejecting Alm from the seat and leaving him with four head wounds and suspected injuries. He was rushed to Lackawanna Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heenan
Clarke Bros
Wells Street
North Scranton
Logan
Waldron
Relef
Tekehorfge
Preaching and Church Activities Spark Evening Services
The Kev Levi Bird led morning and evening sermons titled Man at His Best and Christ at His Meet to a large audience. The Young Peoples Christ Endeavor Society led by Miss Lily Joseph will meet Tuesday evening with Ton ie presenting In the Mogkes Place. The Ladies' Aid society plans a meeting Wednesday and a Thursday prayer gathering. Dr Kook of Stumpkin preaches next Sunday evening, with strong pew turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Bird
Catherine Thy Corning
Christ
Young Peoples Christ
Findeavor Society
Lily Joseph
Tonie
Ald Pormlety
Athena
Tad Ofclowk
Kook
Stumpkin
Death of William Pt. James in Spokane
The Tremaine of the ite William Pt. James died in Spokane Washington on Jan 21. His body was moved to the mother's residence by Price Undertaker. The funeral follows at 2:40 PM with Loyal Order of Moose and Ktenprie lodge attending. Interment at Wasyl Burn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pt. James
Spokane
Washington
Price
Wharee
Cdy
JK Joekeon Streit
Reyslone Jodee
Sulghten
America
James
Ktenprie Lodge de Ates
Wasylburn Street
Cemeteny
Fragments Describe Battalion Maneuvers and Sublet Election
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Leo battalion activity with a large afternoon and evening march. Forty five new recruits were listed. A committee named Devine Thy Fo Gwehin and Rolly were selected to oversee sublet duties before the bishop’s event. A meeting was postponed from Thursday to Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Leos
Devine
Gwehin
Rolly
Bishop O' Thugs
Wis
Weidner Couple Returns From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Alex Weidner arrive home on North Lincoln Avenue following their wedding trip. The notice mentions Mollie Armiburs and Bessie in connection with the couple, indicating local acquaintances or family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Alex Weidner
Fran
Lincoln Avenue
Miskes
Mollie Armiburs
Bessie
Remedial Advice for Grippe from Kemp and Thurium
The text recommends a remedy for grippe by Kemp and Thurium, noting its use for throat and lung symptoms. It warns against delaying treatment for fever or diarrhea and stresses preventing pneumonia by controlling coughing. It claims the remedy is widely sold by druggists.
Local Notes From Wilkes Barre And Nearby Homes
Lynn of Wilkes Barre plans a trip to Florida this week with Miss Annie Milet of Hampton Street Mrs Michard Wall and daughter Albine contemplate a trip to Florida. Dr and Mrs Harrison have commenced housekeeping at the corner of Malin Avenue and Jackson Street over Musgrave drug store. T D Reynolds of South Malin Avenue leaves today for a business trip through northern New Jersey. J T Temple of Chicago is the guest of Mr and Mrs A Renshaw of North Malin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Wilkes-Barre
Annie Milet
Hampton Street
Michard Wall
Albine
Florida
Harrison
Malin Avenue
Jackson Street
Musgrave
T. d. Reynolds
South Malin Avenue
New Jersey
J.T. Temple
Chicago
Mra. A. (. Renshaw
North Malin Avenue
Local items note hospital recovery and polling place change
George T OriMiths a corporal in Company F Thirteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers has recovered after an operation in the regimental hospital Emlyn Jones also improving after an operation at the West Side hospital Judge Edwarda orders the Fifth ward Second district polling place moved to the basement of the Main avenue and Washhorn Street building The First Heytet church Industrial school sells photographs of its burnt edifice taken during the fire proceeds fund the building and the sale is at superintendent 8 South Main Ave or via the children A Polish intoxicated man caused a disturbance on Main Avenue and was ejected from a street car with a Polish woman The Bantlet Young People's union of the Jackson Street Baptist church meets tomorrow and the Ladies Aid society holds a meeting Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. OriMiths
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Emlyn Jones
West Side Hospital
Edwarda Haa
Mainavenue
Washhorn Street
Firet Heytet Church
Main Avenue
Bantlet Yoing People's Union of the Jackson Street Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Accidents and events in North Scranton area
A coal wagon with James Flynn at the reins slid on West Market Street as a wheel broke, momentarily endangering bystanders. Nearby, Mrs. William Amierson and daughter Beatrice plan a Europe trip aboard the Majestic. Other items note social events, church services, a basketball game at the armory, a concert by the Civerns’ band, and various visits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Market Street
James Flynn
A&ily
Warren
William Amierson
Beatrice
Brick Avenue
Europe
Majestic
Patrick J. Caffery
Cusick Avenue
Minnie Wells
Breaker Street
North Mnd
Nanticoke
Armory
Citiverns
Hana
D. D. Hopkins
Wales
Welsh Baptist Church
Dewey Tas Company
Harrington's
David XII. Lewis
Taylor
Mise Jnwise Atherton
Glenburn
Providence Presbyterian Church
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Amon H. Wella
Boston
George BK. Guild
Sharpvinerg Players Debut in Vagalands Drama
Heoterman John 2 Coyne and Joseph Welly prepare for a February 1 debut at Father Mathew hall Charles Town from the Daniel Connell Young Men's Institute. The Vagalands promises humor and plotted scenes with Sam Wel French & Co supplying a conbigent. high-mass specialties will be offered. Reserved seats available from company members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heoterman
John 2
Coyne
Sharpvinerg
Joeph Welly
Langstaff Kelly Contest Close Dates Set
The court on Saturday ordered the respondent to close his case by August 15 and to file testimony on or before August 15. Rebutting testimony is due within thirty days after. Proceedings begin immediately to take testimony regarding the respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Co Wil
Lele
Uae
Tle
St John the Evangelist Fair Nears Final Tallies in South Scranton
The St John the Evangelist church fair in South Scranton ended Saturday night after five weeks of fundraising. Rev E J Melley said he could not yet estimate the total but expected about twelve to fifteen thousand dollars, with prizes awarded including a diamond ring won by Tillie Magee and a piano won by Winifred Walsh. A plan to begin work on the church edifice was hinted, and other prize results included a $1,000 ring, a 400 piano, and a $25 gold prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Fle Street
Fai
Peritage
St. John's Church
BE. J. Melley
Father Melloy
St. John's
Tribune
Julia Donnelly
Tillie Magee
Misa Magee
Miss Donnelly
Winifred Walsh
South Washington Avenue
Plano
J. W. Guernsey
Edward Carey
Perry Brothers
Michael Langan
Fig Street
Bishop M. Hoban
T. A H. Walsh
Railroad Avenue
Mary Edwards
Miriam Manley
Anta Dougherty
Miss Manley
James A. Manley
Mechanic Escapes Machine Trap Then Suffers Severe Ankle Injury
Ferdinand Curtis of Stafford Avenue Nue endured a close call on the Lackawanna Iron and Steel North mill floor when his apron was caught in a moving cog. He freed himself by leaping thirty feet to the ground and shattered his ankle after striking iron. Dr Rite treated him before transfer to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Curtis
Stafford Ave Nue
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Cartia
Rite
Curtis
Grocer Allan Smith Hurt in Moosic Runaway
Allan Smith of Moosic sustained a serious head wound after his horse team bolted near Cedar Avenue. The incident occurred near the Cedar Avenue Methodist Church as children skated on the street. Smith was unconscious on arrival at Dr. J. A. Maniey’s office. the team was captured and no further damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Smith
Mr. Smith
Central City
Menilow Brook
Cedar Avenue
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Cherry Street
Widespread Saturday Injuries Reported Across City
Anhur Eber of 2 Stone Avenue severed his left index finger while chopping wood at home and underwent amputation by Dr. M W Quinn. Javely Melnis of Willowsiren was confined at home with a left foot injury from a heavy wood piece. August Stonoble of Cedar Avenue was struck by a sledge hammer at South Mill, injuring his left ankle. Dr. Elt Fred Webber treats a deep leg gash from Maple Street accident. Mrs Patrick Roche of Miresverne corner Ripple Street fell, fracturing her right arm. John Weilar of Cedar Avenue had the left thumb damaged and dislocated after a timber accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anhur Eber
Stone Avenue
de. Riles
M. WH. Quinn
Javely Melnis
Willowsiren
Fee Dom
Aldereyoun Storr
No. 3
Lee
Pilsie
August Stonoble
Cedar Avenue
Lucha Wine Dron and Ste Company
Elt
Fred Webber
Slocum Street
Maple Street
Cumsily
Patrick Roche
Mires Vernue
Ripple Street
Manley
John Weilar
Cedar avenue resident hosts informal gathering at home
Williwin Gage of Cedar Avenue entertained a number of friends at his residence last night. He purchased unspecified items for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williwin Gage
Cedar Evenue
Pea Coal Price Delivered to Sharkey Address
Delivered pea coal at $1. percent price offered for immediate service to C. B. Sharkey of 1914 Cedar Avenue. Order to be attended promptly. Contact phone 4154 for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Helmes Found Not Guilty In Embezzlement Case
The Commonwealth case against Helmes of Jermyn ended with a not guilty verdict after defense urged the jury be directed to acquit. Other sentences included Ernest Hope sent to Huntington reform school and several men fined for aggravated assault on Joseph Chonek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Curtle EK
Mr. Telce
Wilkes-Barre
Comets
Archabold
Ernest Hope
Eastern Penitentiary
Huntington Reformatory
Frank Kowalewki
Peter Barhoski
Dan Sehneider
Ternate Relowiz
Gunster
Joseph Chonek
Schneider
Obituary notes Mr Albert Yost longtime Scranton writer
Albert Yost a versatile journalist and compositor died at his home 14 Jackson street after a bout with the grip. Born in South Easton on July 1, he worked for the Easton Express the Republican in Wilkes Barre Tunkhannock and Scranton before guiding the Pittston Gazette and later the Scranton Truth. Survived by his wife and two children, his funeral will be at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church with burial in West Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert FY. Yost
Sidio
Jackson Tye
Yost
Bedadde
Mr. Yort
South Easton
Ann Apprensicn
Easton Express
Huston
Rioemsburg
Republican
Tunkhannock Republica
Eattern
The
Scranton
Tunkhannock
Perry Marcy
Mr. Marcy
Pagels
Myr
Yostin Itt
Bouth Bethlelem
Bethlehem Star
Ponle i Tts
Scranton Republican
Ani TS
Tien
Thewiore Tiart
Pittwton Gagette
Truth
Bart
Aly
Herbert G. God Mutet
Washburo Street
Byterian Eciiren
Moulu
Does Coffee Agree With You The Grain O Beverage Ad
An old advertisement extols Grain-O made from pure grains claiming it nourishes the system and suits both old and young. A testimonial notes the tiny Temale Gee did not weep after a week and would not return to coffee, praising its delicious healthful taste. The copy instructs readers to buy from grocers and follow directions for a tasty beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Weber
Norhitur
Benoit
Household Economies lecture at Green Ridge Library Monday
Mrs Helen Cappypbell-Jean of Kansas State Agricultural College delivers a popular Household Economies lecture at Green Ridge Library Monday night January 15. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cappypbell-Jean
Kansas State Agricultural College
Green Ridge
At & Oelook
Charles O'Malley
Chicago
Nie Sitter
A. St. Franceis
Clagype Anage
Stevens
AW Capote Avenue
Dickson Avenue
John Griffin
Stodereen Avenue
Crom Ateeek
Lansing
Jean Hidke
Hidusirlal Echior
Brary
Sos Mleay Levgangiveeet Bahay
Anertheun Merhaniet
Neithton's
Baturady Ovenlie
Martin Bayley
Ella Fuller
Green Ride
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West
Degruchy
Dr.Bull
Globe Warehouse
Mrs. Pinkham
Walter B. Budd
Patschogue, New York
Plymouth Church Notes
LES Battalion
Rewedy
Grippe
South Scranton
ST. John's Fair
E. J. Melley
Workman
Louis Senker
the Tribune
Isphald Pneumonis
John Hartman
Pittetonnue
Young Wonan
Christlin Association
Mitees Fay
Lilie Radhel
Hildon Klingle
Birch Street
Nicholson
Adam Pantle
Never
Helmes
Costa
Mies
Mary
Moran
Ter
Meéran Evourt
Bellevue
Grip
Michael Moran
Morniia
Healyreas
Cemelery
Wilket-Barre
Carbaivediile Paysiens
Cope
John Oftam
West Side
Wand
Datayvle
Everett Avenue
Hee
Tie
Patricks
Hugh
Mes
John Spungen
Filmore Avenue
Die
Sut- Meday
Daom
Weelock
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mimhuret
Dauehtur
Mr. and Mire
FP Gavin
Maria Wired
Crom Membrateius
Welchel
Goons Tolay
Munyon
Helen Hiewand Biliamael
Muayos
Philo
Primrose Dockstade
Mr. Henry Miller
Heartsease
Wowmevcixe
Shirley and Lambeck’s
Kent Melo-Driina Stietees Agrip OF Steel
N.Y
Mecina
Harry West
Ddile
Weber & Wield
Icludes
Hella Bari
Tri Tate Willie Harey
Tiewlny
Kareliy
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
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