West Scranton Hospital Annual Report Highlights 1047 Surgeries
The West Scranton hospital reports 1047 surgeries dressed in the past year along with births ambulance calls and various medical departments. Superintendent Miss Sara Smith heads a team including Mrs Jesse Smith Teresa Powderly and Drs Paine Houser Carroll Reynolds Allen Williams Fisher Moyes Burns Beddoes. The St David's Church mission services and New Home Festival attractions are noted along with local Boy Scouts arrests and grip epidemic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Church
New Home
Ardicutuges
St. Cutdeny
Williaam Price & Son
Miks Sara Smith
Jeesie Smith
Misa Teresa Powderly
James Kirk
WL. A. Paine
J. W. Houser
A. J. Carrol
J. 4. Roberts
Sy. Gh. Beddoes
George Reynateds
W. E. Allen
Mod Willams
Dr. Fisher
Moyes
Mr. Stein
Burns
Continuance of Public Sympathy and Supper Observed
A community gathering extended public sympathy and shared supper after a local event. Residents from nearby streets and volunteers coordinated support meals and comfort for affected families, emphasizing solidarity and mutual aid during the period of recovery.
St David's Church Services Draw Growing Attendance
The milesion services at St David's Folevopel church prove popular with attendance rising each session. Rev Ann Gwilym preached "Purity" on Monday and "Jesus Found and Lost" on Tuesday. Wednesday spoke on "Watching and Waiting for Jesus" by Rev Mr Gwilym, who has ties to New York churches and has authored works including "The Sacrament of Preparation" and "The Vision That Transforme."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Folevopel
Ann Gwilym
Jesus
Jesns
Mr Gwilum
New York
Newly Installed Officers for Catholic Mutual Branch 4
Branch 4 Catholic Mutual officers installed in Hari Gari hall by John K. Barrett. New president P J McAndrew and officers including John J Sweeney, M A Jennings, J B McConnon, J Duggan, J R Barrett, Mervis T Walsh, Patrick Ferguson, Luke Duggan, and John Wright served two year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Mutual Benefit Aedochition
Hari Gari Hall
John K. Barrett
Aemaker
P. J. McAndrew
John J. Sweeney
M. A. Jennings
B. McConnon
Joseph Duggan
Tfinunela
John R. Barrett
Mervis
St Brenden’s Home Festival Delights Town Crowd
An entertaining programme of groedl and instrumental music was rendered at St Brenden's new home festival last night. The Murray band of North Scranton will enliven this eventing with their selections. Tomorrow evening Mrs Joseph O'Brien will sing Mix Harrier Ward will play violin and the ladies will serve an oyster supper from 6 to 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groedl
St. Brenden’s
Murray
North Scranton
Tosmorrow
Joseph O'Brien
Mixx Harrier Ward
A. I. Hot mar to Perform at Moars hall Tonight
Prominent singer A. I. Hot mar headlines a varied program at Moars hall tonight featuring several secured acts and local talent including Miss Anna Sullivan and Mr. Hoffman, a well known young singer who has assisted at charity events. attendance is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Hotmar
Mr. Hoffman
Arrests Reported After Tuesday Evening Incident
Killian Stoker, aged MM, and Marie Aagk, aged 13, were arrested Tuesday evening by Patrolmen John Thomas. The brief notice records the names and ages of the two individuals and the arresting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian Stoker
Marie Aagk
John Thomas
January Sale of Ladies Muslin Underwear
Our January sale highlights quality at moderate cost with a focus on women’s muslin underwear. The retailer contrasts higher standards with lower priced foods, aiming to elevate semi annual underwear sales to match other feature sales and secure dependable low prices for two yearly events.
Train Advantage Sale Offers New Styles and Factory Prices
An advertisement promises fresh fashion from the factory with price comparisons. It highlights laundry lists of corset covers, petticoats, and white skirts in varied prices, claim ing a broad range and latest designs for the season.
Youths Cited For Stealing Fruit in City Corner
David Davie and another youth were caught stealing fruit at West Lackawanna avenue and Ninth street. They were detained overnight at the police station and released with a severe reprimand after arraignment before Alderman John. Future offenders face harsher punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davie
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ninth Street
Sialice
John
Fire Damages Hed Men's Hall Ante Room
Fire found in the ante room of Hed Men's hall at 4 am yesterday caused about 170 in damage before extinguishment. The blaze was spotted by Mrs. Jacoba in the adjoining building as The Columbias and Franklins helped confine it to the room.
Green Ridge Ward Politics and Local Notices Apr 1901
Public notices from Green Ridge announce candidate withdrawals and endorsements for Thirteenth ward council seats. George Atkins Straiton endorses E L Merriman, citing integrity and long acquaintance. Other items include revival services, candidate filings, social visits, church meetings, and a medical specialty ad.
Local Meeting Names Officers for Coming Year
In Hartman's hall a gathering installed officers for the new term. President Charles Sendler, Vice President Ernest Reidenbach, Secretary Jacob Petry, Treasurer John J. Schwenker, with trustees D Mayer and George Kramer. Samuel Wels prosecuted Mary Holiday in Alderman Leates' office for disorderly conduct. she was sentenced to pay costs and serve fifteen days in county jail.
Dunmore Officials and Boards Open Session Items
Dunmore officers of the Knights of Pythias Neptune Fire Company and St Marys Council renewed activities. School board regular meeting discussed janitor hire, exoneration lists, miscellaneous bills, bond interest payment, December payroll, and a salary increase for Miss Ellen Flannelly. A. B Blodgett maps were discussed for potential purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Costello
Irwin
Haggerty
No. 7
Boland
McCannon & Company
Fis
Reynolde Brothers
Walter Greaves
John Rice
Scranton Tipses
TH. Swarts
Edward Cuflen
J. W. Pinnell
Union Cash Store
Emer
A. B. Blodgett & Company
Revival Services At Tripp Avenue Christ In Church
Last night revival services at Tripp Avenue Christ In Church drew a large crowd. Rev Mr Cobb preached from John about reapeth and receiveth wages and eternal life. Several individuals came forward to accept Christ as savior with assistance from Rev Mr Kramer of the Baptist church. Tonight’s topic is Palin What Is It How Does It Come and What Is Its Purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Avenue
Christ In Church
Mr. Cobb
John
Christ
Mr. Kramer
The
Baptist Church
Marriage Announcement and Church Notices on West Side
The marriage of Miss Bessie Kreager of Cherry Street to Walter Dings occurred last week with the couple currently staying at the bride’s mother’s home. The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church meets at the church this morning at 11 for work and the annual church business meeting is tonight at 7 20. Funeral services for Julius Wellher of Prescomt Avenue were held yesterday at the German Presbyterian church with attendance from the American Order United Workmen. burial followed at Dunmore Cemetery. Members of the Dudley Street Baptist Ladies Aid are urged to meet at the church this morning at 1 for work, and all church contributors are asked to attend the evening meeting at 7 20. AD West Side.
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Air
E. le. Merrimin
Merriman
Thirteenth Ward
George
Atkins Straiton
First Primitive Methodist Church
W. F. Blandy
Sykee
Pime
Common
Clarence Foster
Leon
Honesdale
Poster
Z. D. Minwen
Funderson
Wilter Wilbur
Sandercon
Mercersberg College
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Alfred Harvey
Aga Pradinces
August Krugerman
Bessie Kreaker
Cherry Street
Walter Dings
Mixes Kreager
Willames & McAnulty
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Wwerlock
Julius Wellher
Prescomt Avenue
German Presbyterian Church
Yeaterday
American Order United Worksmen
Dunmore Eoemetery
Ladlea Akl Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
West Side
Births and local notices in Drinker and Apple streets
A son born to Mr and Mrs Henry Shaffer on Drinker street. Miss Mattie Chamberlinie at home on Apple street. Mr Fred Nickerson resides on Butler street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shaffer
Drinker Street
Mattie Chamberlinie
Apple Street
Fred Nickerson
Butler Street
Measles and Pneumonia Sicken Local Residents
The children of Mr. Edward Hana of Sport Hill are ill with measles. Mr. Richard Wardell of Grove Street is suffering from a pneumonia attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hanahon
Sport Hill
Richard Wardell
Grove Street
North Scranton Notes Social Dance and Obituaries
The Father Whitty society held its third annual country dance at the Auditorium with a grand march led by Joseph J. Stewart and partner. The event featured farm produce, varied costumes, and twenty-sil numbers into the night. Funeral notices list Mrs Tennant, Mrs Edwards, Miss Tennent, Miss Conrads, and others, with services in Holy Cross church and Gibson cemetery. Interments planned for Plymouth and other local locations. several deaths include Mrs Tennant, Miss Brook, Partick Covenings, J Kreopp, Elvie Stall, and John Doyle. Community announcements cover deaths, funerals, and interments across North Scranton.
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Father
W. A. Lynett
H. A.boyle
T J. Nolan
John J. Horan
T. F. J. Homer
D. J. Gerrity
J. F. Ealtry
M. M. Cavanaugh
J. F. Murtaugh
Joseph J. Stewart
Po J. Mulherin
Anthony J. O'Boyle
Funeral of Bernard Davis Con Stables Second Ward
The funeral for Bernard Davis held yesterday from the family residence on Oak street. Rev. G. A. Cure and Rev. G. Cc. Lyman officiated. A Providence Methodist Episcopal Church quartet sang hymns under Professor Cousins. Mill-bearers named Edward Fidler HH Halderman Frank White and Alvin White. Interment in Lemon Suequehanna county family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Davis
Second Ward
Oak Street
G. A. Cure
G. Cc. Lyman
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Professor Cousins
Edward Fidler
HH. Halderman
Frank White
Alvin White
Lemon
Suequehanna
County
Funeral for Brick avenue man "John Lenahan" held at Holy Rosary
The funeral for John Lenahan of Brick Avenue, killed near the Dodge mine Sunday night, was held yesterday at the Church of the Holy Rosary with Rev. J. J. Toole presiding. Interment followed in Cathedral cemetery. Also noted were the Providence Presbyterian Church Endeavor Society semi annual meeting and a prayer service theme for right relations in society and nation, plus a sports result where Tigue's Clymnasium defeated North End Star 40 to 0. A social luncheon for members and local social notes followed, along with local travel and missing money notices and returned from Pitteton and New York City visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lenahan
Brick Avenue
Dodge
Church of the Holy Rosary
J. J.toole
Cathedral
Endeavor Society of the
Providence Presbyterian Church
North End Star
Tigue
Clymnasium
Central City
Sarah Hosen
Parker Street
Pitteton
Mis
Sarah Leonard
West Market Street
New York City
Wayne Avenues
Scranton
Leward
Mrs. Pern
Obituary notices for Laure Kaeser and John Hewitt
Laure Kaeser of bore Vroepret aecinie dies after a brief illness aged dn yeas Wed night. Survived by six children Mie Peter Bohn Mra Vieresia Weber Mia davoh Michinely Mx Will oni Mies Carrie Kavetor Nickolous Kanster funeral pending. John Hewitt longtime Bellevue resident dies yesterday morning at about 9.00. He had been ill for weeks and is survived by
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Partick Covenings
Radiewne
Leckawanna Hospital
Cusick
John
Ovchard
Laure Kaeser
Aecinie
Bail Boninton
Mie
Peter Bohn
Mra Vieresia Weber
Mia
Davoh Michinely
Mx. Willoni
Mies
Carrie Kavetor
Nickolous Kanster
John Hewitt
Bellevue
Disappearance of Joseph Boldune Stirs City
Sister Victoria and Alderman Millar spear a search for 12 year old Joseph Boldune reported missing Monday. Special Gavenberger and Thomas Milavish are suspected of kidnapping as authorities probe whether the boy was forced to work in a breaker and sent to reformatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Boldune
Victoria
Dugeun
Board of Chartties
Millar
Joseph Greenberger
Thomas Milavish
Barbertown
Buffalo Reformatory
Burbertown
Milavish
Joseph
Mileavish
Annual Meeting of St. Josephs Society Held
The St. Josephs Society met in St. Thomas college chapel yesterday with strong attendance. The treasurer reported a healthy financial state, noting over $300 raised from a sacred concert. The Pounding home sisters highlighted careful economy, with monthly costs for eighty residents averaging under $260. Officers elected included President Mrs. P. J. Horan and Vice President Mrs. R. C. Wills, with a secretary to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Society
St. Thomas’ College
Mra. P. J. Horan
R. C. Wills
Local Catholic Women’s Benevolent Legion Installs Officers
Mrs Callary, deputy supreme chancellor, installed newly elected officers of the Guernsey hall subordinate council. Names include Chancellor Miss Kate E B O Malley, president Miss Elizabeth Snow, vice president Miss Mary Coleman, secretary Mrs Mary Tierney, collector Mrs Murs Nallin, orator and treasurer Miss Elisabeth McManama, trustees Mrs Culkin Mrs Golden and Miss Margaret Murphy, marshal Miss Nellie Globone, guard Miss Mary Gil Turtin. Refreshments followed the installation with a social hour among members and friends.
Dwyer Wins Another Wrestling Match in Wilkes-Barre
Professor M. J. Dwyer formerly of this city now based in Wilkes-Barre defeated John J. Little of Beaton Maes in two straight falls at Nesbit theater. The bout drew a large crowd for a 125 dollar side bet. Time was 43 and 22 1 2 minutes with Hugh Keenan as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Dwyer
Wilkes-Barre
John J. Little
Beaton
Maes
Nesbitt Theater
Dwyer
Hugh Keenan
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Tal
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Smith
Dufour
St. David's Mission Services
Entertainment Tonight
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Rite
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Nike
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Globe Warehouse
General News
Hed Men's Hall
Jacoba
Columbias
Franklins
John PD. Richards
South Main Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
William
al Mere
Keller
Stratford Avenue
Lincoln Heights
Hampton Street
de Wo. Davis
North Main Avenue
Mary
Catheine Pho
Washburn Street
Philip Lonergan
Montrose
Richard Lonergan
Chestnut Street
Dickinson Law Sphent
Carlisle
John Gaynor
Wimim N.Y
Penjamin Gilbert
William Connell
Frederick Choieaman
Tomorre
Green Ridge
Keon
Over Globe
Vieverton
South Scranton
Dunmore Doings
Knights of Pythias
Neptune Fire Company
St. Mary’s Council
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Bessie Kroeger
Henry Hopf
Samuel Haddon
Joseph Heal
James Brune
Byron Brady
George Blesecker
Etter
Arma
Clarence Watious
William Setger
George Maeglert
W. 8. Potter
W. F. Bailey
H. B. Cole
T. F. Sansenbaugh
E. EB. Setzer
Josh Warfel
W. A. Purcell
Charles Harper
Jas, Kills
C. Chambertin
James Ellis
James Horan
W. J. Cowley
Michael Walsh
Inside Sentinel
Thos. Corcoran
Outside Sentinel
Thomas Walsh
W. d. Crane
Prank Cullen
A. H. Gollen
Howard Johnsen
Michaey Beott
Jonas
1Long's Sons
Jonas Long
Ispants
Timlin
Enarow Bem
Wilieledl
Dineen
Ielin Teimnne
New York Mills
Wyoming Avenue
St. Gall
Father Whitty
James
Willian
Lowrenes
Holy Cross Church
Ti Tenaent
W. Tennant
W. L. Conrad
Gibson
Susquehanna County
Flow
Tennant
Mra
Mr. Edwards
Clark
W. L Conrad
Cgiwennie Sook
Green Street
All
Brook
Matthew Morrie
Plymouth
Serviers
Moniouth
J. Kreopp
Greenwood
Funers
Elvie Stall
Maleberry Street
Fitteron
John Doyle
Ruilsand Avenue
Colelock
Wely Crow Church
Nterwent
Caiholle Conten
Boy
Lyceum Theatre
Rels & Burgunder
A. J. Duffy
J. K. Burke
Johnsons
John J. Gilbert
Cheridah Simpeon
Edward Exmonde
Morton and Rillett
Maud Townren
Fuller
Muller and Surke
Teeye
Daniel
Night Pricee
Fiiday
J. Wesley Rosine Quest
Mtd Street Theater
Archie Boyd
Helecony
Hotwe
Ibe
Academy OF Music, Reis & Bumo
Harry A. Brown
Hal Reid
Matthew
New Gately Theatre
Clarke Mos
Royal Burlesquers
Shapely
Priove
Anna Cusick
F. W. Gunster
T. (. Melvins
M. Plaherty
P. J. Horan
T. Burke
Hoban
J. AlcDonald
W. B. Duggan
Hugh Ulkin
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