West Scranton Address to the Young People at Tabernacle
At the Tabernacle Congregational Church last evening Rev. D. D. Jones urged young people to be strong in body and faith. He tied health to spiritual life, urged dedication to the Lord, and stressed resisting evil and abiding in the Lord as key to victory. Other church notes include services at Simpson, Park Place, Tripp Park, Sumner Avenue, St David’s, and St Mark’s Lutheran with leaders and activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Congregational Church
DD. P. Jones
Chur
Saint John Saya
Chnteliet
Church of Christ
Tixehurch
Atrongel
H. C. McDermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
G. C. Lyman
Park Place Methodial Episcopal Church
Tripp Park Meeting House
George Ulrich
Gr. G. Bateborn
Henry Cardew
Wenbody
Sumner Avenue
Ro. McHenry
Mymouth
Dr. Evans
Tallie M. Evans
W. J. Phillips
John Morgan
Jerusalem
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Baptisms And Sermons At Jackson Street Church
Twelve candidates received baptism in morning services at Jackson Street Baptist Church. Dr de Gruchy spoke on The Pathos of Mother Life in the evening. Rev William Davis preached in English in the morning and Welsh in the evening at Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church. Both services drew large crowds. At Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church last evening Professor James St Hughes of the High School delivered the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
de Gruchy
William Davis
Bellevue
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
James St, Hughes
Funeral Services for Mrs Jane Thomas Held at Bellevue Home
The funeral for Mrs Jane Thomas, long-time Bellevue resident, was held at her Bellevue street home Saturday at 2 30 pm. Rev Willian Davis officiated praising her life. Pallbearers Edmund Moyes George Price William Davis Richard Jones Thomas Frances William Jones carried the casket. interment followed at Washburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Thomas
Bellevue Street
Bellevue
Willian Davis
Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Edmund Moyes
George Price
William Davis
Richard Jones
Thomas Frances
William Jones
Washburn Street
Remains interred after multiple local deaths
The remains of Miss Nettle RB Clary were taken to Tunkhannock for burial Saturday afternoon after dying at Mrs. James Butcher's home on South Sumner Avenue. Flowers lined the casket including a tribute from an International Textbook company employer. Also Saturday morning Rev. E J McHenry led services for Benjamin Avery Brown at his sister’s North Main Avenue home. Pallbearers were Mr Brown’s old soldier comrades, with interment in ChinCHilla family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nettle RB. Clary
James Butcher
South Sumner Avenue
Tunkhannock
International Textbook Company
Benjamin Avery Brown
E. J. McHenry
St. David's Episcopal Church
North Main Avenue
Brown
St Brenden council and church groups schedule evening meetings
St Brenden council at No 243 rooms holds a special meeting this evening. St Paul’s Pioneer corps offers stroker drill at St David’s hall with light lunch by Outing club. Ladies choir rehearses at Plymouth Congregational church. First Welsh Baptist YM League and St David’s vestry meet tonight.
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St. Brenden Council
Young Men's Institute
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. David's Hall
Plymouth Congregational Church
Young Men's League
First Welsh Baptist Church
Local Society Notes Highlight Housewarming and Events
Mrs John Gahagan receives a quartered oak bookcase at a gathering hosted by Branch 41 Ladies' Catholic Benevolent association. A Scranton Alumni Base Ball club forms at Robert Carson's home with listed members. Community notices mention elections at North Main and West Linden, bowling events, socials, and a St Marks Lutheran church parsonage opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gahagan
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Gahagan
Scranton
Robert Carson
South Main Avenue
Linford Phillips
George Harrington
Thomas Harding
William Thomas
William Gallagher
Thomas McCann
Frank O'Reilly
Eugene ‘Tropp
Fred Robinson
George Seal
John Myers
Wyoming Seminary
Stroudsburg
Bloomsburg State Normal Schools
Blair Hall
New Jersey
Lena Grinder
Merri- Neld Street
Elizabeth Ginader
New York
Questa
William Hern
Frink Street
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Clarke Bros
North Main Avenue
West Linden Street
Boys’ League
Shermian Avenue Mission School
Oxford Glee Club
Electricity Wheelmen
Heli
Hyde Park Avenue
Electric City
First Welsh Congregations
Charles Thomas
Bynon Street
Leo Crosein
North
Lincoln Avenue
St. John's College
Fordham
Electric City Wheelmen
Green Ridge
Glenncra
Sininson Church
Sensible ad touts Balram remedy against multiple ailments
An advertisement extols Kewp's Balram as a cure all for coughs colds asthma croup and general bodily troubles. It promises truth and merit of the remedy and urges readers to buy at a price of 2c and a few units.
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Dirnt
Entertainment and choral rehearsals at local churches
The Intermediate Baptist Young People's Union hosts an event at First Welsh Baptist church on Friday evening. Semanton Choral society directed by Prof. Lewis Davis rehearsed at Jackson Street Baptist church with about one hundred in the chorus. They plan to perform The Night Is Departing at the national eisteddfod in May. A Catholic regiment meeting is set for St. Leo's hall tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Baptist Young People’s Union Society
First Welsh Baptist Church
Semanton Choral Society
Lewis Davis
Jackson Street Baptist Church
One Hundred Wolves
St. Leo's Hall
Neighborhood Illnesses and Recoveries Reported
Miss Sadie Costett of North Hyde Park avenue is at home. Mrs. Mary J. Tate of Swetland street is confined by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Taylor of South Everett avenue suffer from the grip. Miss Erin Burns of Seventeenth street has diphtheria. Christopher Fiehler of Bromley nave nue and Swetland street recovers from pneumonia. Miss Lottie Ace of South Lincoln avenue recovers from the grin. Miss Lucy Henry of North Lincoln avenue underwent a successful operation at Hahnemann hospital. Thomas Morrise of North Main avenue recovers from two weeks of pneumonia. Mrs. Mary Glimore of Brown's court is dangerously ill at home. Fred Strong of South Malin avenue and Reuben Staples of Academy street spent Sunday with friends in Duryea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Costett
North Hyde Park Avenue
Mary J. Tate
Swetland Street
Caleb Taylor
South Everett Avenue
Erin Burns
Seventeenth Street
Christopher Fiehler
Bromley Navenue
Lottie Ace
South Lincolnavenue
Lucy Henry
North Lincoln Avenue
Hahnemann Hospital
Thomas Morrise
North Main Avenue
Mary Glimore
Brown's Court
Fred Strong
South Malin Avenue
Reuben Staples
Academy Street
Duryea
Dunmore Ballot Battle. Republican Tickets Put Forward
Tomorrow the borough faces a crucial election battle with candidates like Charles FY Savage IOAN Devereau n Sammut Tladdon Chas H Blues Gustave Tiemple and Adam Rowinson vying for posts from treasurer to street commissioner. The piece urges voters to vote straight Republican and mobilize neighbors to ensure a Republican victory, stressing the election’s impact on local conditions and urging early voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fy, Savage
Ioan Devereaun
Sammut Tladdon
Chas.h. Blues
Gustave Tiemple
Adam Rowinson
Ciias
Th Oliver
Thomas Tienwood
Dunmore
Gustav HL. Hemple
Thcket
Wis
Gustav Hemple Seeks Borough School Support
A German immigrant who arrived in 1566 and has worked at Lackawanna railroad since 1872 campaigns in the Petersburg section for borough school improvement. He is a Third ward property owner with a domestic reputation and strong local regard, presenting himself as the best choice for sensible borough management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lackawanna Railroad
Petersburg
Gustav H. Hemple
Mrs B DD Ames Hosts Valentine Party For Son Charles
Mrs B DD of Green Hidge street entertained Friday afternoon with a valentine party in honor of her son Charles. Little guests included John Edward Close William H Morris Alex Warg Harry Winters Arthur Hi Bone Isabel Bryden Helen Niemeyer Louise Neuffer and the Crippen sisters of Providence. The Presbyterian church Women’s Missionary society will hold its annual meeting Thursday afternoon with Mire George B Sith of Clay avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. DD
Ames
Green Hidge Street
Valentine
Charles
John Edward Close
William H. Morris
Alex Warg
Harry Winters
Arthur Hi. Bone
Isabel Bryden
Helen Niemeyer
Louise Neuffer
Misses Crippen
Providence
Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mire
George B. Sith
Clay Avenue
Knights of Malta Hold Important Red Cross Ceremony
South Scranton reports a large crowd at General Grant commandery No 290 as ten novices received the twelfth degree. In Hartman’s hall the event featured extensive electric lighting and a social session after the ceremony with delegations from Electric City, Columbus, and Anthracite commanderies. Three boys were injured in a separate incident on Alder Street, Rudolph Getz among the injured, with one in serious condition. over one thousand people were vaccinated in the area Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Evans
Malta
Knightea
John B. Evans
Fred C. Herbs
Harry Mack
Alan Frichtel
George Fenne
William Fenne
Andrew Frantz
Henry B. Sewart
William Hessinger
George W. Finck
Fred Wetzel
Edward Franta
Sentinel
Charles de Wight
John Titleberg
Richard H. Matthews
Abram Cockrell
William A. Lush
Harry
Edward R. Conley Republicans Candidate for Eleventh Ward Assessor
Edward R. Conley, a Republican candidate for Eleventh ward assessor, is described as a man known personally by nearly all residents of the city area. He presents himself as a familiar figure in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Conley
Republican Candidate for Aseror in the Elev enth Wind
PrOWAED Hi tai, a Republican candidate for auditor in the Eleventh Ward, has ten years residence in South Scranton and eight years as a city reporter. Air. Conley served seven terms in the regular fire service and volunteered during the Spanish American War in 1898. He deserves the vote of every good citizen of the eleventh ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowaed Hi «Tai
Aseror
South Scranton
Air
Conley
Spain
Sleighing mishap injures boy on Alder Street Hill
Trudolph Gers Frank Woodward and Henry Hass collided with an electric light pole during sleighing on Alder Street Hill. Young Gers suffered severe injuries and was taken to his parents home at 28 Pitesten Weenie in shock with skull base trauma suspected. The others escaped with minor injuries.
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Trudolph Gers
Frank Woodward
Henry Hass
Alder Street
Jers
At &28
Pitesten Weenie
Kolb
Schoolchildren Vaccinated At City Clinics
More than 1500 pupils were brought by parents to local schools on Saturday to receive free vaccines funded by the city. Vaccination ran from 9 to 11 am and 2 to 4 pm but hours were insufficient to serve all applicants. some were turned away after vaccines ran out. Fire department detail helped maintain order at the buildings with physicians listed for several numbers vaccinated totaling 1059.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuny CliHes
Stela. Im
Leonmo
Kelb
Keller
Webb
Quinn
Leedy
Young Man Henry Dicting Returns From Lebanon With Bride
Henry J. Dicting arrives with his bride May Saylor of Lebanon after marrying in Lebanon on Thursday. Friends greet the couple warmly as they prepare a cozy home on Prospect Avenue to begin their new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Dicting
Lebanon
Mise May Saylor
Jo Cosy
Prospect Avenue
Special Twentieth ward Hopublicans meet at Phillips hall
A special meeting of Twentieth ward Hopublicans is called for tonight in Phillips hall on Pig Street. There will be no Electric City conclave meeting due to the election. The note mentions the Sacred Heart church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips’ Hall
Pig Street
Electric City
Moyal Arcanum
Eppartew
Sacred Heart Church
Prospects Avenue Event and Local Church Services
A finances report notes a success on Prospect avenue. Services at the church occur each Friday at 7 30 a m during Lent with additional 4 and 7 pm services. Arlington and South Side Bowling clubs plan an evening match and social. Junger Maennerchor held a well attended session with new selections. a group photograph was taken by Mdwar Kammengesser. A recess and luncheon followed. Dy Sehley s Tung Healing Balsam advertised with no cure no pay and offered by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Avenue
Arlington
South Side
Junger Maennerchor
Mdwarl Kammengesser
Sehley
Mule Kicks Injure Two Miners in Local Mines
James Davis of Putnam street, a mule driver at Von Storch mine, was kicked on the right temple, tearing part of his ear and crushing his face. He received surgical care at home. John McDermott of West Market street and another man, McDavitt, at Marvine mine, were kicked in the nose and will be disfigured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
Putnam Street
von Storch
Davis
John McDermott
West Market Street
Marvine
McDavitt
Pleasant surprise party for Miss Gertrude Willis
A party at 206 William Street hosted in honor of Miss Gertrude Willis featured games, singing, dancing, and refreshments. Attendees included Marilla Morgan Alma Richards Jennie Leonard Margaret Thomas May Davis Martha Thomas Annas thule Margaret Morgans Margaret Willis Lillian Ross Thomas Howells Frank Soloman Daniel Davis Ivor Danvers Perry Thomas William Evins Theodore Byang Sven Thomas Murgin Willams and Arthur Stratho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Willis
William Morris
William Street
Marilla Morgan
Alma Richards
Jennie Leonard
Margaret Thomas
May Davis
Martha Thomas
Annas Thule
Margaret Morgans
Margaret Willis
Lillian Ross
Messrs
Thomas Howells
Frank Soloman
Daniel
Community events and notices from Scranton area society pages
A busy sequence of meetings concerts and church activities is reported. Speakers at the Providence Presbyterian church and North Main Avenue tabernacle are listed along with a North End Glee Club fundraiser in the Auditorium. Local sports feature Third Regiment basketball versus North End Stars in Meduu Mes. A funeral for Michael Mullen is noted along with tobacco sale restrictions under a 1901 act in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Presbyterian Church
City
Iro
North Maln Avenue
Hev. Russell Jr. Cromwell
North Main Avenue
Maggie Montgomers
Providence Road
Patrick McMahon
West Market Street
Pelce Court
Michael Mullen
Bloom Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
General Assembly
Crossman
Scranton
Obituary of Mrs Ann T Edwards North Scranton settler
Mrs. Ann T Edwards wife of Edward Edwards died at her Putnam Street home yesterday afternoon at 3:00. A early North End resident for thirty years she was born in Wales June 31 1820 and came to this county in 184 Ais. She was a well known church worker in North Scranton and is survived by her husband with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann T. Edwards
Edward Edwards
Putnam Street
New Jersey Dental Tours to Washington on February 20
A New Jersey dental group plans a personal endorsement tour to Washington on February 20. The trip includes all expenses covered for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Dental
Washington
Bate
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D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Church
Church of God On Earth
Church of God
Christ
Lori
Euch
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Pek
HVA
Reseda
Globe Warehouse
Wesey
General News
Dunmore Doings
Gustav UW
Temple
Schoot Wirector
South
The
Benedicts
Henry F. Dixie
New Armory
Powell's
Lyceum Theatre
Kerrinann the Great
M. Reis
A. J. Duffy
Augustine Daly
San
Daly's
Dalcony
Mic
Theane
North Scranton News
Academy of [Music
M. Tilib
J. Duffy
May Fiske
Little Magnet
Mra
Tom Thumb
Wand Baron Magii
Matines Privos
Mares Brothers’ Dramatic and Vaudeville Company
May A. Bell
Joyce
Mes Stores
G.f.theel
Lee
Minganeey
William
Wales
Mary
John
Mre
Armit Thomas
Joseph Kelly
Lindgoln Street
Priceburg
Hilheimer
Clara Keenhm
L. M. Keene
Jackson Strveet
Alness
Hey. H. C. McKermott
Sinpacy Methodist Episcopal Church
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