The Children's Hour Program at First Welsh Baptist
West Scranton: The Children's Hour program at the First Welsh Baptist Church on South Main avenue directed by Miss Sadie Jones features more than ten children with drills and pageant scenes. Tickets are selling fast as a large turnout is anticipated and the event showcases a patriotic and moral entertainment. Funeral notices for Mr and Mrs Thomas’s child are noted along with other announcements and a hospital appropriation request.
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First Welsh Baptist Church
Sadie Jones
Thomas’ Child
South Main Avenue
Scranton
Passion Play at Jackson Street Baptist Church
A worshipful frame of a sacred panorama on screen drew a devout audience last evening at the Jackson Street Baptist Church. The moving pictures displayed the ire of Christ as the Passion Play in a Bavarian setting drawn from visits by pilgrims and villagers reenacting the Poselon tale amid steady attendance.
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Jackson Street
Baptist
Cmerammercey
Bavaria
Atul
Portraits of Biblical scenes shown by W R Gona
The audience viewed life like renditions of Jewish condemnation and the crucifixion with scenes of the last supper and Christ blessing children. The roving pictures caused eye strain but the show was well received and promoters succeeded. Prof Lewis Davin played the organ during the evening selections.
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W. Robert Gona
Christ
Lewis Davin
Funeral for Thoms child held at Flew
The funeral of Mr and Mrs L B Thoms infant was held yesterday afternoon from their home on South Maine Avenue and Bynon Street Flew David Jones of the First Welsh Congregational church led the service assisted by Rev Hugh Davis Interment was at Washburn Street cemetery An infant of Mr and Mrs Charles Hills of 09 Aswell Court was buried yesterday at Washburn Street cemetery The services at the house were conducted by Rev Frank J Milman of Summit Avenue Presbyterian Church
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L. B. Thoms
Maine Avenue
Bynon Street
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
Ty Mev
Mopeking
Hugh Davis
Washburn Street
Are
Charles Hills
Aswell Court
Mission Begins At Holy Cross Church Bellevue
Patrick Conninghan known as Father Miubert of St. Michaels Hoboken starts a three day mission at Holy Cross Bellevue this morning with daily services. Monday evening Father Hubert receives Holy Cross parish at a party, then entertainment in the parish hall. Tuesday he visits St Peters Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society where he once served as secretary.
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Patrick Conninghan
St. Michel's Monastery
Hoboken
Father Miubert
Holy Cross Church
Bellevue
Father Hubert
Holy Cross Parish
St. Peter's Total Abstincere and Benevolent Society
Priesthonedi Fies
Cunningham
Scranton
Local notices outline engagements and meetings
George Reynolls of North Main Avenue is twined to Porcast City for a consultation on Mrs Sheppard whose condition is serious. James English of Price street and Merne Campbell of Grant avenue announce an upcoming marriage. Funeral Director W Tague of Jackson street recoveries from illness. The Electric City Wheelmen hold a monthly meeting at the clubhouse tomorrow evening. A large barbers union delegation attended a meeting in Economy hall last evening with Christian Endeavor union meeting also noted.
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George Reynolls
North Maintf Avenue
Porcast
Sheppard
James English
Price Street
Mies Merne Campbell
Grant Avenue
W. Tague
Jackson Street
Jnes
Electric City Wheelmen
Barbers’ Union
Economy Hall
Christian En
Meeting at Washburn Street church postponed to tomorrow evening
An evening gathering at Washburn Street Presbyterian church was moved from last night due to an error in the announcement. The ladies of the Maccabees are urged to attend the funeral of the late Alre Corey at 9 o'clock this morning. Georges Crudginakl of Emmet Street suffered a shoulder dislocation and head injury at work in the Diamond mine on Monday.
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Donverers
Washburn Street Presbyterian
Maccabeer
Alre
Corey
Georges Crudginakl
Emmet Street
Diimond
Bliurian Lodge
Odd Pellowa
Biocum Lodge
Masonis Hall
T. Jefferson Reynolde
Harrisburg
West Side Hospital
South Scranton Notes Social Event List
A social gathering at the home of Miss Belinda Messett on Teves ing avenue featured a lively cholite Jxmy Whe. Attendees included many locals such as Anon Mc Creal, Mary Hicharleon, Rebecca Maranier, Mullarkey sisters, Kennedy sisters, O Bouvie and O'Relle families, Hurley, Gibson, Walsh, Kelley, Feeney, Gilroy, Sullivan, and numerous others.
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Belinda Messett
Tevesing Avenue
Mivers Livghe
Anon McCreal
Kade Moran
Richarleon
Mary Hicharleon
Mary McGrrell
Mary Puresil
Bo Manley
Rebecca Maranier
Anni Mullarkey
Watie Mullarkey
Anna Kennedy
Nora
Funeral for John Flue Held at local cemetery
The republic of John Flue was signed to their final resting place in the Puton Avoete cemetery yesterday afternoon. The funeral was from Maple Street residence and drew many relatives and friends. The services were conducted by a Hickam Street Presbyterian minister. Pallbearers named include Joseph R Kramer, Henry Sonis, Henry Keleh, and Fred Brauer.
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John Flue
Puton Avoete
Maple Street
Amd
Nerdt
Qatar
Hickam Street
Presbyterian Ohmreh
Joseph Rkrramer
Henry Sonis
Henry Keleh
Fred Brauer
M. Hevsinger
Scranton News Briefs and Notices From Town
Missittee Conner visits Pittden friends while John Haas returns from Wilkes-Tarre trip. Michael Girvex suffers a grip attack. Peter Daley and Mere Adam Piler also reported ill. Amy Hebert funeral set for 2 pm today at 42 Mio Street with burial at Cathedral cemetery. A barbering group met to plan uniting South Side, with Michael Pier and Nicholas Jones named. Specialty women’s disease clinic advertised at Life Book, Dr Treverton offers free consultation.
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Missitsee Conner
Rest Street
Pittden
John Haas
Stone Avenue
Wilkes-Tarre
Michael Gtrvex
Color Avenue
Peter Daley
Wikhomie
Adam Piler
Pitleion Avenues
Troma Eevere Hlness
Scranton Saecneerrande
Wer
Michael JL Pier
Mey Ale
Nicholas Joneen
Green Ridge Church Holds Afternoon Prayer Meeting in Philadelphia
Mrs George Btone of Philadelphia visits Green Ridge as the Green Ridge Presbyterian church hosts a home prayer meeting at Mrs Mary J Williams Sunset avenue this afternoon. Funeral for Joseph Moore of Cipouse avenue held at Forest Hill Cemetery with Masons and other groups in attendance.
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George Btone
Philadelphia
M. B.) Kare
Sanderson Avenue
Green Ridge
Gladge Jenkine
Green Ridge Streat
Taylor, My
Mire
John Bangi
Street Avenue
Joseph Moore
Wardette
Driven
Dayne
Colkine
Green Ridge Lodge
Green Ridge Lodge of
Masons
Brotherhood of Traiawmen
Tf. A. Jnckson
Bh . Impson
Georgy
Atkins
John Pidiwin
Thomas McKay
George Haycock
Forest Hill Cemetery
Miss Griften
Revival in Dunmore Narrows As Sickness Spreads
Evangelist Dunnett addressed Dunmore crowds at the Methodist Episcopal church urging revival as illness pervades town. Misses Hall and Eden to sing at tonight’s farewell service. Mrs J Pronson hosts a charity musicale for Ft Mark’s Episcopal on Elm on Feb 1.
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Evangelist Dunnett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Daisy Belle Hall
Margaret Eden
Dunnett
A. J. van Cleft
Dunmoreans
Ft. Mark's Episcopal Church
J. Pronson
Elm Street
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
West the Kev
Cobb
North Scranton Notes at Providence Church Social
The Endeavor society hosts a Friday evening event in the Providence Presbyterian church social rooms. A library of seventy five volumes will be displayed as mounted measure pictures for inspection and guessing with prizes for correct totals. The display is lent by the First Congregational church ladies of Northampton Minnesota. Music recitations and ice cream are planned.
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Endeavor Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Funeral for John O O Thoma at Family Home
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the family home on Ravine Street with Rev. De. Child officiating. Interment followed at Freer Hill Cemetery. Thursday marks Day of Prayer for schools and colleges with a service at Providence Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Gull. The invitation extends to students teachers and pupils. Also note Archiald of Wayne Avenue recovered from illness and will rise. Evangelist Benjamin Armstrong of Pittston will preach at North Main Avenue Baptist Church Wednesday evening.
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Law John Oo. Thoma
Moamily Hone
Ravine Street
de. Child
Pines
Fereer
Providence Presbyterian Church
Gull
Chorge Archiald
Wayne Avenue
Evangelist Henjamin Armstrong
Pittston
North Main Avenue
Welneday
Obituary for Mia F Wichle and residents of Bow city
Obituary notes Mia F. Wichle died at 72 after a brief illness. She resided in Bow and was a member of the Presbyterian church. Services and burial details follow at Washburn and St Patrick's Catholic Church, with local clergy assisting.
Stage Notes Showcase of Plays and Performers At Philadelph
A bustling stage notes one of a kind listing multiple performances and cast members across venues. Names include Mamie Gilley Julia Marlowe and Lily Kin plus a glimpse of the King Charles era props and a genuine Charter table cited as insured for 90. A mention of Noa apiillee and Sweet Nell of Drury ties to a broader season.
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Jellemon
al Poly Beonli
Calles ii
Mamie Gilley
Io Ghia
Palmer
Julia Marlowe
Wallach
Deri
de Rowele
Ogi
Philadelphia
New York
WL Gilbert
Sara Marlowe
Mlew Kile Shannon
Devin Millwerd
Mies
Margaret Analin
Mia Angle Myesel
Maud Hoffman
Hilda Spine
Mie
Moaine Eiliott
Mira Rose Cogntun
Vida Alien
Amelia Mingham
Mary Mannering
Filip Flivier
Mrs Berry
Dane Kennar
Premagen
Rehan
Amendments Shape City Government Bill Debates
A joint council committee drafts the fourth amendment package for the mayoral removal and civil service provisions. Proposals include two annual council meetings, mayoral appointment powers, and tax collection reorganization, with uncertain chances of passage.
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Ing
Joint Legislative Committee of Ecouncils
Select Council
Department of Receiver of Taxes
Counce
Calvin’s Hallucination After Mine Embankment Incident
Jesele Calvin of Telop Park was found by Detective Moir Mountenotleon Ptowk and Sgt Tom Jones after an incident near Mt Pleasant mine. He sustained head and body bruises and exposure from a fall and freezing conditions and was taken to Lackawanna hospital for treatment after initial care in Mt Pleasant boiler room. He claimed to have been held up on Linden Street bridge and robbed by a club though details remain uncertain.
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Jesele Calvin
Telop Park
Lackawanna Hospital
Calvin
Linden Street Bridge
Contested Hold-Up Timings Suppresses Case Details
Police and relatives deny the story of a cash hold up. A circumstantial claim questions a two hour discrepancy with the arrest time listed as 4.20 while the hold up is said to have occurred at 6.50.
Electing Officers for Their Republic In Boys' Industrial Union
The Boys' industrial association nominates president and vice president with two parties Washington and McKinley. James Meinan and Claude Coffeer lead Washington. Karle Leader and Monroe Harris head McKinley. Campaign posters praise voting for the boys' friend while platforms promise trades discipline and inspectors.
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School of Modern Politics
Boys’ Industrial Association
Bes Tte
Portien
Washington
McKinley
Dova
Washington Party
James Meinan
Claude Coffeer
Karle
Monroe Harris
Elks Hold Off Commercials In Northeastern Bowl Meet
A large crowd watched the Elks defeat the Commercials in Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling League action. The Elks won by a set score of 212 to 2427. High score was Yemint Relhl with 200, while Bart led with an average of 176.
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Elks
Pennsylvania
Yemint
Relhl
Bart
Totter Uniallal List Sent To Fermton Poration
A misspelled list from Lackewanna County outlines names such as Kara Ripple, Maggie Alww, Samual Begley, W. A. Marka, Clarke, Meg Willian, J. Conner, Conningien, Rov, Arthur Pond, Willard Toe, James Thomdud Lewertue, Justice Powis, Mie Eva Irene Lovelas, J. Kobb, Ernest Bolulik, Jatoee Tyrrell, Dranta Skanita, Mie Ohara Wilpot, A. By Mie AF Yoo Yor Cred, and more. The communication notes due dates and a notice for letter arrivals, with several British-sounding and local-appearing names interspersed.
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Totter
Fermton
Lackewanna
Peron
Tha
Kara Ripple
Postmanver
Maggie Alww
V. Breck
Samual Begley
Net Macksonmill
Cok Brooke
Meek Cotredragney Company
W. A. Marka
Yale
Mire Bathe Mappett
ACT
Clarke
Willan Coultwy
Meg Willian Foone
Mr Charge
Culver
Alberta Tae
J. Conner
Mina Magely
Conningien
Rov
W. EB. Detweiler
Arthur * Pond
Vetlows
Wally Mei
Falwand Coant
Mea
Mingle Fiardnor
Minor
Avalos
Tithe FB
Hook
Franch Howalewelui
Dates
Hemi
Jocies
Mayen B. Hewlet
Wlp
Fine
Andrew
Hetualiwl
Muna Pihanan
Mensa
Phage
Thiwidd Totes
Provilenie
Fated Th Kinnay
Tey
James Thomdud Lewertue
Mothers
Jatices Powis
Siew
Mra Hovelas
Mie
Eva Irene Lovelas
Mee
Fara
Some NJ Central Employees Receive Wage Increase
In response to demands by the Federated Board of Central Railroad of New Jersey, some train hands are granted higher wages. Freight conductors will work ten hours for a day and earn 28 cents per hour, while passenger conductors receive 3.2 dollars for a twelve hour day. The change reflects adjustments sought by the union.
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Wilwen-Barre
Federated Board of Central Railroad of New Jersey
Klm- Hayes
Wage increases loom for railway workers by Feb first
Daily notes a wage rise around zero cents a day with a new scale for engineers firemen brakemen and telegraph operators to be agreed by February 1. Conductors expected similar increase as crews at Ashley and other terminal points welcome the action after long negotiations.
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Ashley
Campany
American Base Ball League Organized and Expands
Exclusive wire reports the American Base Ball League completing its reorganization from minor to major status. A Philadelphia meeting will set the season schedule with Han Johnson presiding, and executives Comiskey Mack and McGraw reporting. Charles W Somers elected vice president as plans for graded contracts aim to end farming. Players' Protection Plan may shift players to free agency after five years. Cleveland notes President Zimmer of the Players' Protective Association remarks on union strength and potential moves to the American League if negotiations fail with the National League.
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Associated Pros
Chicago
Dan
Inarates
Philadelphia
McGraw
Baltimore
Charles W Somers
Cleveland
Mottraw
Mbreh
Johnson
Tojays Meetimeg
Jan
Chas, Zimmer
Players’ Protective Association
National League
American League
Players’ Association
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Pyckers County
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