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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1900

Page

9

West Scranton Events and Society Notes Take Stand

Deputy Installing Officer John J. Durkin presided at St. Brendan's Counneil meeting in Young Men's Institute rooms. Officers inducted include Thomas McIliveh president Edward McClain vice president Daniel Leninan financial secretary Edward Hurst recording secretary and others. A choir program followed with refreshments as attendees listed include Maud Hartman Maud Moser Mary Whirling Lena Beck and many more.

St. Brendan's Counneil Youne John A Durkin Thomas Mc Iiveh Edward McClain Daniel Leninan A. Plemming Edward Hurst Chaseper Gradyy Bentine Teatrick Toutsteeth Meehain Hurst Thomoas Lyne Alobn Shane Meeey Tuvietiiys Sulliveny Choce Cowie Rene Tawin Maud Hartman Maud Moser Mary Whirling Lena Beck Sarah Thomas Linzie Price Emma Walters Carre Walters Edith Jenkins Linzie Itlehards Polly Richards Rose James Myron Evans Mamie Yoos Messrs Wil Wetter Wii Beddoe Ray Reid George Gardner Jadlue Hier Will Gulehort Morgan Thomas Otto Shillinger Fred Shillinger Will Sherman Hert James Thomas James Mrs Emanuel James

Surprise party honors Miss Thewe Jiinet Inet

A surprise party was tendered Miss Thewe Jiinet Inet Thursday evening near Filner Avenue and Lafayette Street. Guests enjoyed social diversions and paneling until late, with a warm community mood observed throughout the event.

Thor Teme Filner Avenue Lafayette Street

Deposits Recorded for Public School Principals

The record lists deposits made at Weert Side bank yesterday by principals of public schools Nos. 13 19 and 2 including individuals such as David Owens Martha Wat king Elizabeth Lewis Nellie Kelly Elisa Price and Mary Marrn with totals for each school segment and grand totals for the day.

Weert Side Bank David Owens Martha Watking Elizabeth Lewis Alice Eivanea Perthe Welly Edna D Mvans Nettle Rielaria Catherine Phillips Nellie Kelly Elisa Price Sarah McDonald Mary Marrn H. N. Mortan Mien Vausrhan Mise Knopp Mise Freeman Mise Fellows Mins Ruddy Miss Mullen Mise O'Connor Mina Carpenter Mice Lees Miss Murrey Mise Nichols Misa Hellmish Miss Morgan Misa Mise Flynn Miss Evans Mina Kellow Warde Miss Murphy Ferber Mise Peck

Banner Night at St Patrick’s Church Fair Highlights

Last night at St Patrick’s church fair the Ancient Order of Hibernians drew a large crowd of women and hosted an enjoyable program. Misses Sullivan Jordas and Messrs Drury Ketly delivered instrumental pieces. Laughlin McHugh Joseph Phillips Degnal and Shaughnesay performed vocal numbers. Booths sold quickly and St Paul’s Tienes corps will present an exhibition this evening.

St. Patrick's Church Order of Hiberniied Sullivan Jordas Messrs Drury Ketly Laughlin McHugh Joseph Phillips Degnal Shaughnesay St. Paul's Tienes Corps

Weert Site hoand gular meeting previews important board session

The gular monthing meeting of the Weert Site hoand it trade will be held in the evening with full member attendance. Debates focus on tin plate industry, the viaduct, and other matters. A plan of action for viaduct work at the coming election will be outlined and committees named. The question of severa will receive consideration. the session is deemed highly important.

Weert Hoand Severa

Prayer Services Draw Large Turnout in Sumner Avenue Posts

Churchgoers show strong interest in weeklong prayer services. At Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church last evening Rev. 8. F. Mathews spoke on Prayerful Confession. Tonight services move to Plymouth Congregational Church with De John FP. Moffat of the Wash. set to speak.

Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church F. Mathews Plymouth Congregational Church de John FP. Moffat Wash

Last Gall of the Season High Grade Blankets

High grade woolen blankets from top manufacturers offered in small lots of five to twelve pairs each. The seller emphasizes quality and that the items were not intended for bargain counters, explaining limited quantities as the reason for the sale.

Burn Street Presbyterian Church Sermon on The Church Universal

The church invites all to hear a sermon on The Church Universal at Burn Street Presbyterian Church. The speaker will discuss the scope and meaning of the church in a global context and encourage participation in services.

Burn Street Presbyterian Church Church Universal

Church groups elect new officers in St David’s parish

St Agner chapter of St David’s Episcopal church nave elected officers including Vice president Mamie Lewis Secretary Leslie Parry assistant secretary Myrtle Titman treasurer May Bunnell and auditor Flora Lewis. Ladies Aid society named officers and committees. Brotherhood of St Anthony and Streets of Bethany elected officers last evening. Sunday school officers and teachers will meet tomorrow and confirm classes meet for instruction Friday at 8.30.

Mire Williame Brotherhood of St. Anthony and Sletere of Bethany

Republicans of Fourteenth ward caucus nominate local officials

Tomorrow evening at Co operative hall the Republicans of the Fourteenth ward hold their caucus and nominate candidates for common council school controller and ward offices. Charles Rh Acker is expected to receive the unanimous nomination for school controller and appear as a strong candidate in the February election.

Co-operative Hall Fourteenth Ward Council Charles Rh. Acker Willl

Local church and fraternal meetings held across city

The Columbia Hose company and Plymouth Congregational church held meetings with reports read. The Rail road Young Men's Christian association ladies auxiliary were hosted at Miss Anna Bennett’s home. Franklin Engine company to elect officers. Obsequies for Wittham J Williams at 2:30 pm at 419 Decker's Court. Interment in Washburn Street cemetery. David Pitchford 33rd anniversary celebrated at North Bromley avenue home. Patrick Crossin funeral tomorrow with high mass at St Patrick's Church. Peter Gallagher, a Central mine driver, was kicked in the face by a mule on Saturday. Thomas Lamb and Miss Bt Durkin wed at St Patrick's Church with attendants Michael Gallagher and Mrs John Sheridan. Bt Leo's battalion officers installed. Catherine Francis held on $200 bail for pulling Mayele Phillips' hair. Thomas Sheridan, 10, injured by a toy gun on Saturday. Electric City Wheelmen meet this evening followed by social and lunch. Christian Endeavor at Plymouth Congregational Church with Miss Margaret Davis in charge. Mrs Joseph Dean injured by a fall at home. Bioneh Now 44 to hold installation and smoker at Catholic Mutual Benefit association. St Cecelia's Total Abstinence and Benevolent society to meet at Saint Leo's hall. Miss Polly Richards ill at North Filmore Avenue.

Columbia Hose Company Plymouth Congregational Church Anna Bennett Lunerne Street Franklin Engine Company Wittham J. Willams Decker’s Court Thomas de Grichy Jackson Street Baptist Church Washburn Street David Pitchford North Bromley Avenue Patrick Crossin St. Patrick's Church Peter Gallagher Twentieth Street Thomas Lamb Seventeenth Street Bt. Durkin Luzerne Street St. Patrick's Catholic Church Lavelle Michael Gallagher John Sheridan Bt. Leo's Battalion Avetine Catherine Francis Dlellevue Alderman Moses Mayele Phillips’ Hale Thomas Sheridan Martin Sheridan van Buren Avenue Saturiy Electric City Wheelmen Christian Endeavor Society Margaret Davis Joseph Dean Quay Avenue Bioneh Catholic Mutual Benefit Association St. Cecelia's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society Leo's Hall Mise Polly Richards Filmore Avenue

New School Building Opens on Throop Street

Dunmore Borough residents welcomed a handsome new school on Throop Street with an opening yesterday morning. A birthday party for Master Carl Halleck marked the day as neighbors attended a surprise gathering at North Blakely Street, with Misses Winterstein Tink Sitchenhan Hallock assisted by Mrs Hallock serving refreshments.

Carl Halleck Blakely Street Hazel Winterstein Jeanie Tink Ethel Sitchenhan Verna Hallock Hallock Marguerite Swarts Marty Halleck Florence Winterstein Joseph Winterstein Vaughn Wilson Albert Jeffrey Donald Swarts Jacob Winterstein William Wilson Tarell Washer

New Throop Street School Opens to Awaiting Pupils

Yesterday morning at 8.90 o clock a crowd of scholars gathered before the new two story frame school on Throop street. Doors opened and classes began as Ella Flannetly and Jennie Rundle led about one hundred pupils inside to view the new quarters. The building is fully finished and heated by the Smead and Wills system with Crawford janitoring duties.

Throop Street Smead & Wills Ella Flannetly Jennie Rundle Ef, Crawford

Funeral for John Kauffman in Prescott Avenue

The funeral for the late John Kauffman of Prescott Avenue will be held tomorrow afternoon with interment in Petersburg Cemetery. Treasurer Wahler will pay all school orders at the borough building on Saturday afternoon. Cards announce the coming marriage of Miss Catherine Haggerty of Electric Avenue and Edward McDade. The St Mars council Young Men's Institute meeting Friday included a business session and a smoker. Miss Grace Morris, ill with influenza at her uncle’s home, and Miss Mary McCue hostesses entertainments with visitors from Tobyhanna. Cornelian Galpin and Flten Bronson return to New York after holidays to resume studies at Miss Graham's school.

John Kauffman Prescott Avenue Petersburg Wahlere Catherine Haggerty Electric Avenue Edward McDade St. Mars'a Young Men's Institute Buslnesa Grace Morris John Jenkins Butler Sixth Streets Mary McCue Mary Whalen Tobyhanna Cornelian Galpin Flten Bronson New York City Miss Graham

Week of Prayer At Providence Presbyterian

North Scranton notes indicate Protestant churches observe The Week of Prayer with daily services in the church's sovint room. Topics include The Church Universal Nations and Their Rulers Families and Homes Foreign and Home Missionaries Christ and the Individual Members of the Church.

Providence Presbyterian Church Church Universal Tome Missionariee Christ Church

Local Tradesmen Hurt at Simpson Shops in Saturday Incident

District Deputy Harry Richards reports that counsellor Harry Grey Edward Tatem conductor Charles Morgan and wardens W H Walters were inside and outside sentinels Thomas Iivang and Thomas Mur ein Nelson Elsby of William Street suffered a badly mangled right hand at work in the Simpson shops Saturday. Amos Detty and his wife ofDrenk er street are both ill with grippe at home. George Kintner of Summit Avenue is in Providence Conclave. A meeting will be held at their rooms this.

Harry Richards Harry Grey Edward Tatem Charles Morgan W. H. Walters Inside Sentinel Thomas Iivang Outside Sentinel Thomas Murein Nelson Elsby William Street Simpson Amos Detty Drenker Street la Grippe George Kintner Summit Avenue Providence Conclave

Obituary notices and stray historical reflections mixed in one column

Several obituaries are listed for Mary A Madden of 8 Prospect Avenue and another child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kennelly, both with funeral plans and cemetery interments. Additional notices include deaths of John Schroeder, William Newman, Ruth Davies, and Raymond Stark with private or public services noted. The text then shifts to a lengthy editorial or essay discussing Indian wealth hoarding, Maharajah of Sindh, the fortress of Gwalior treasure, and exotic legends about gold sovereigns stamped with dragons, blending sensational cultural critique with mythic imagery.

India Gwalior Presidency Bombay St. George Gode Troiia

South Scranton Band Plans 33rd Masquerade Ball

The Ringgold band, among the citys oldest musical groups, will hold its thirty third annual masquerade ball at Athletic hall on Wednesday February 21. Meanwhile South Side cars run to the city line with lighter crowds and Camp 440 P O S of A met at Hartmans hall installing officers for the year. The Fourteen Friends meet at Hotel Best Thursday evening with full attendance urged. Booth Ride Bowling Club plans their annual officers meeting tonight. Local residents Hartman and Wisley invited as guests of Dr M H Quinn in Pittston avenue.

Ringgold Band Athletic Hall Pittston Hartman's Hall Hotel Best Booth Ride Offhcore Thomas Murphy Uireh Street Il Jucel Hartman Cedar Avenue I. George Wisley Wilkes-Barre M. H. Quinn Pitistan Avenue

School group meetings scheduled for today and Wednesday

Junior sewing class meets this afternoon at 4 o clock, senior class at 7.0, gymnasium at 7.20. Religious committee meeting at 4. mn. Music committee to meet Wednesday evening after prayer meeting.

India's Hidden Gold Hoard Reveals Vast Indian Reserves

Describes immense gold hidden in India dating back centuries. From a Courrier des Etats Unis report, nearly fifty milliards of francs in world gold produced since Columbus remains idle in India, embedded and unseen in countless hiding places.

Courrier Des tals-Unis Frances America India Apd Eurboret Constantin

Funeral Services For Mrs Jane Humphrey And Mr Thomas Devaney

Funeral services are scheduled for Mrs Jane Humphrey at 2 o clock from the Oak street home and at Holy Rosary church with Rev Reading officiating. Interment will follow at Cathedral cemetery for Mr Thomas Devaney from the Wales street home and Holy Rosary church.

Jane Humphrey Oak Street North Main Avenue Hapitat Church Reading, Eretor Thomas Devaney Homne Wales Street Holy Rosary Church Gervness Custhedral Cemetery

Pen Coal Delivers $1.25 Ton to City Sides

Pen Coal offers coal at 1.25 per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders to J I Bharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6633.

South Side Central City Hyde Park J. ‘I. Bharkey Cedar Ave

Rees Guests and Local Household Notices

Monroe avenue resident Mies Sue Theese recovers from illness as Paul S. Reese of Kauai City Maine visits his parents Tu and Mex Reese. Dr Rees returns from New Jersey while Henry Witeheork remains ill at Monsey avenue. George Lindsay leaves to resume studies at Ann Arbor Medical College after holidays with FR Lindsay and family. Newbury couple to be at 1515 Capouse avenue after January lith.

Mies Sue Theese Monroe Avenue Paul S. Reese Milwaukee Harvester Company Kauai City Mex A. W.eece Monrose Rees New Jersey Henry Witeheork Monsey Avenue George Lindsay Ann Harbor Medical College M. Lindsay Nelson Moward Newbury Capouse Avenue

Celebrated French Composer Dies After Dining Incident

An obituary recalls Me- Hihae a French composer noted for civic artistry and fondness for simple foods. At a banquet after a performance, he signaled the most lavish dish, prompting a costly dispute when the bill was presented. The proprietor and chief cook intervened as details of the evening emerged.

Me- Hihae Copeton Pelates Monshay Modhwejidte Monsieur Meilhac Meilhae

Easily Explained. The Kind Lady and the Mayor Appetite

A short note from the Dlampelia Journal laments a rising appetite for power in local leadership. The piece names Dismal Dawson and critiques costly governance while offering a satirical take on public appetite for mayoral influence.

Dawson Dlampelia Journal

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