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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1901

Page

6

West Scranton Life Here and Hereafter Sermon

Rev Dr Roberts of Wilkes-Barre preached last evening on the Incorporeal Connection Between Life and Future Destiny. He urged belief in Jesus Christ as the sole path to salvation, stressing judgment and the need to establish character before death.

Hubert T. Roberts D. D Welkhalviniatic Methodist Church Wikey-Barre Hugh Davie Blyit Main Avenue Yeetontay Simpeon Messdene Wrisko Acker Abrama Roberts Turner

Resolutions of condolence for Evan P Davies

The Tripp Slope and Delft Accidental Fund record their appreciation of Evan P Davies foreman and treasurer. They note his seven years of service with a cheerful spirit and wisdom and extend deep sympathy to his family. A copy of resolutions is to be published in city papers and sent to his wife.

Evan BP Davies Tripp Slope Delft Ivan PP David Jenkins Trivid M. Dienes Obed Jenkins

Youths force entry at Reese’s shop on Main Avenue

A gang broke a rear window at Reese’s store on South Main, stealing cigars, cigarettes, coins, and canned goods from the wash drawer. Glass shattered and the window damaged. Police say a similar theft by the same group occurred at B Roma’s small shop on South Main, with coins and small items taken. Authorities now watch for the same suspects.

Reese's Vinh Booth Main Avenue Main Avenue

Jubilee at St Patrick's Devotions Instruct 1200 Parishioners

The jubilee in Catholic churches gains momentum as Rev. J. B. Whelan at St. Patrick's leads a class of over twelve hundred through devotions yesterday afternoon A Vatican visitor attended St Peter's Cathedral as part of the service.

St. Patrick's J. BR. Whelan St. Peter's Cathedral

Hotel Host John W Reynolds Named in North Hede Notice

John W. Reynolds of North Hede Park Avenue is identified as the host or organizer connected to the hotel in the ongoing public notice context. Further details are limited in the fragment.

John WH. Reynolds North Hede Park Avenue

Sterling barber appointed brigade barber at Mt Gretna

Sterling barber of Wilkes-Barre has been appointed brigade barber and will serve at Mt Gretna. The First brigade camps at Perkasee near Philadelphia, the Second at Bomereet, and the Third at Mt Gretna. Mr Reynolds has held the distinction for years and friends greet the renewed honor.

Heat tragedy and injuries hit local families

David Jenkins collapsed from heat while selling papers at 64 South Main Avenue. Dr. Oh Reddoe treated him at Dia home. Mrs Price, living with her son on North Eyverett Avenue, fell and suffered a severe scalp wound from a fall, with Dr. Beditloe assisting as she recovered. Herman Dormheim suffered a severe right hand laceration at Washburn Williame and Co's planing mill, later treated at West Side hospital.

David W. J. Jenkins South Main Avenue Hines Dia BL Oh Reddoe Herman Dormheimn Washburn Williame & Co West Side Hospital

Vicious Dog Attacks Man at Ninth and Jackson Intersection

Richard Eyars of Edwards court was bitten on the left leg by a dog while walking with a companion Saturday afternoon at the Ninth and Jackson streets intersection. They hurried to a drug store where Dr. Reynolds treated the wound and the dog was shot. The injury was serious but not life threatening due to prompt medical care.

Richard Eyars Edwards Court Ninth Jackson Streets Boane Donkine Cheargo TR Reynolds Clive Prolman Gordon Cincinnati Hewliv Soreeelie Dorl Atul Frias

Sunday School Meeting Reports Rising Attendance

The quarterly Sunday school session after the afternoon meeting showed increasing attendance and growing offerings. The Baptist Young People's Union Sunday evenings are highly engaging and spiritually uplifting. Pastor Mathews preached a thoughtful morning discourse and in the evening spoke on the creation of man. A Ladies Aid Society meeting followed the morning service.

Mathews Buic Ife

Church Services Across Cities Reported Yesterday

In Kiev Williamt Thevin preached at Bellevue Welch Calviniatte Methodist. In Wilkes-Barre WIM led a Salvation Army meeting at the barracks. Jackson Street Baptist held morning communion led by Rev. Thomas de tiuehy and deacons. A Saturday evening sermon followed by a talk on spiritual things. Rev. John P. Moffat preached at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian last night. New members welcomed at Hikington Street Methodist Episcopal church with a love feast. Due to warm weather Rev. H McDermott preached a concise sermon at Simpion Methodist church yesterday evening.

Kiev Williamt Thevin Bellevue Welch Calviniatte Methodist Church Welch Insignage Lyons Wilkes- Barre Wim Salvation Army Wis Jackson Street Baptist Entirely Thomas de Tiuehy John P. Moffat D. DD Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Hikington Street Methodist Episcopal Church H. ©. McDermott Simpion Methodist Biscops

Local notices and incidents from Scranton area

The Epworth League plans a red and reception next week for Ada and Ethel McDermott daughters of Rev and Mrs McDermott. William Davis of Woodburn Street and Mrs Alex Botter will leave today for a two week stay at Atlantic Cliff. Charles Lee a carpenter on North Bromley Avenue injured his left knee. seven stitches required at West Side hospital. Wilhelm Mooney of Koyses Avenue is recovering after Pan American exposition injury. Bert Rrock of Price Street arrested for reckless riding. warned after a collision with a boy who escaped injury. Local Union No. 21a of United Mine Workers received working cards at a meeting. Brownlow held a meeting at Evans Hall with similar topics. Missoula Jones of Bren Mawr Street plans a talent search tonight. Edith Davies of North Bromley Avenue hosted a house party for youths last Friday. Mt Pleasant colliery employees will be paid today. Most retailers close to join Grover’s excursion to Lake Lodore. The remains of Viola Evans infant were interred in Washburn Street Cemetery. West Scranton residents attended Anticleb outing in Seeleyville Wayne county yesterday.

Epworth League Priddy Ada Ethel McDermott Revo McDer Mir Joe Hospittal Wilhelm Mooney Koyses Avenue Wee Main Avenue Wae Enall Mombere Averles Jayne Lowal Evans’ Hall Mise Pooula Jones Bren Mawr Street Edith Davie North Bromley Avenue Missea Miaogures Davis Etta Anderson Jennie Davia Hattie Madenspecker Sadie Ansley Edith Davis Cora Hallet Jennie Willam Messrs John Jones Thomas Jenkins David Reese David Thorbin Richard Evans Mt. Peasant Grovers Lake Lodore Viola Abe Caleb Evans Deckers Court Washburn Street Scranton Seeleyville Wayne County

Mr. and Mrs. Morse Host Jackson Street Family Event

Mr and Mrs Lewis Morse of Jackson Street entertain relatives for a family gathering at home. The event centers on their daughter and includes friends and neighbors in a modest social visit.

Lewis Morse Jackson Street

Sensible Medicine Promises Relief for Throat and Lung Ailments

An advertisement extols Kemp's Kalam for coughs colds asthma bronchitis and throat and lung troubles claiming it offers superior relief. The ad notes the proprietor will provide free samples and urges readers to write or send 24 and 40 currency units for details.

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Summer residents and visitors listed in Cohoes area notes

The column notes residents and guests around Cohoes and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Pease and granddaughters of Cohoes, A M Moree in South Bromley avenue cottage, Harry Burrus ill at home, Paul Burrus summering at Lake Ariel, Miss Geraldine Phillings injured, and many others at Lake Winola Lake Henry Atlantic City Dundaff and Scranton area. It lists social arrivals, visits, illnesses and occupations with references to streets and towns.

Ter Pease Gertrude Pease Cohoes A. M. Moree South Bromley Avenue Lake Winola Harry Burrus North Lincoln Avenue Paul Burrus Eummering Lake Ariel Geraldine Phillings Swetland Street George Friant Hazel Virginia Elizabeth Bunnell Price Street Dundaff Oliver Williams South Main Avenue Lake Henry Lewie Nichols Binghamton Frank Ought South Hyde Park Avenue Mies Anni Williaime Rock Street Iriae Thomas Horatio Jeffersom County West Scranton Arthur Hoffman Hampton Street Athintic City Mise Maury Sheridan Boston Mire Peter Mullin Chestnut Street James Miles Allegheny Miles North Bromley Avenue Evelyn Dyer Chicago Joseph Dyer West Park Myrtle V. Kroner Ebenezer Evans Bromley Avenue Oren Grove Samuel Teemer Franklyn Dagger

Burke Boy Fractures Arm At North Main Avenue

Teo Burke aged year old son of Mr and Mrs John Burke of 1485 North Main avenue fractured his right arm last Friday afternoon while playing near a large derrick used by the Lackawanna Telephone company. A companion’s sudden jerk caused him to fall striking his arm. he was taken home where surgical aid reduced the fracture.

Teo John Burke North Main Avenue Burke Lackawanna Telephone Company

Funeral services for David J. Johns this afternoon

The funeral for David J. Johns of Wayne Avenue, who died Friday morning, will be held this afternoon at o'clock at his home with Rev. Br. RB Jones of the West Market Street Congregational church officiating. Blanche Coons of Detty Street leaves for an extended visit to New York Ocean Grove and Connecticut.

David J. Johns Wayne Avenue Br. RB. &. Jones West Market Street Church Avenue Henry Benson Capouse Avenue Lake Hiawatha John O'Boyle Tulmer Redman Place O' Boyle Alderman Fidler Richmond Place Pecksville New Lithuanian Church

Community Notes From Green Ridge To Lake Winola

Mrs W L Carr of Green Ridge visits Waymart Pa Miss Flora Simrell hosts friends at her Dickson avenue home with games music and refreshments Guests from Carbondale and Dunmore attend C P Jones and son Clarence visit Coxetown Culver Hurley injured in bicycle accident near Columbia colliery revived after fall taken to Als home North Park Lela Woodruff visits Mrs H L Patrick at Lake Winola Mr and Mrs H W Taylor spend Sunday at Dal The Young Men s Club of the Church of the Good Shepherd elects George Cook president Elmer Borner vice president Frank Goodall treasurer secretary O B Torma and members George Parsons Robert Richards John Holmes managers Fred Bogue George Cook Frank Goodall John Ray

W.L. Carr Green Ridge Street Waymart Flora Simrell Dickson Avenue Carbondile Dunmore C.P. Jones Clarence Coxtownton Culver Hurley Columbia Cu.pourse Avenue Dal Young Man's Club Church of the Tood Shepherd George Cook Elmer Borner Frank Goodall OO Btorma George Parsons Robert Richards John Holmes Fred Bogue John Ray

Annual Free Excursion for Clark and Snover Tobages Company

The Clark and Snover Tobages company will hold its annual free excursion today, with plans to visit Lake Lodore for a day of leisure. The group will dine at the Waysmart hotel at noon, while a note elsewhere mentions delinquent city and school taxes for 1900 being payable at the city Treasurer's office.

Clark and Snover Company Clark & Snover Tobages Company Lake Lodore Clark & Snover Waysmart J. Robinson City Treas

Workers in a Good Cause Thirtieth Quarterly Session Report

The thirteenth quarterly convention of District No. 1 of the Catholic Total Abstinence union of the Beranton diocese met in St John’s church hall, South Side. Officers elected included M S Lavelle as District Vice-President and Daniel Lenahan as secretary, with several societies presenting delegates and a luncheon following. The next convention is planned for October at St Tho mas Pioneer corp. in West Scranton.

Catholic Total Abstinence Union Scranton Lavelle Beranton Chanttesa District View M. 5 Daniel Lenahan Henry Renne Diovesan Board of Government J, CC Gallanher Edear Connell Lasher St. Thoul Pioneer Corp Nellie Cemrity Aliee McAloon St. Mary Ladies’ Society Minooka Eleanor Casey Mary Hearish Teves Kinney Anna O'Hara Mary Connell St. Trene South Scranton Alice Gibbons Anna Med‘rea Margaret McHush Sarah Beamish Winifred Durkin St. Peter St. Peter Society, of Hellevue—John Craniuegh Marin Keegan Peter Gallagher Patrickurly Peter Cadets Hellevue John Mcblin James McDonough Thomas Judge Peter McDonough William McDonough St. John's Society Pine Brook Edward Hives M. J. Rafferty Thomas Thomas Connery John Cawhey Father Whitty Providence Martin Cavanaugh

Community Notices and Funeral Report from Dunmore

Tonight Prohibition league hosts a lawn social at the home of Kk. EK Altemore on Brook Street with refreshments and a varied programme including vocal solos and recitations. Tomorrow Presbyterian church parish social for younger members and Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday with Mrs. Derby. Funeral of the late Michael Boyle held Saturday afternoon at Mt. Carmel Cemetery with Rev Dr. G Parson Nichols officiating.

Prohibition League Kk. EK Altemore Brook Street Miss Ruby Yort Mitchell Quartette Mise Baillie Price Vowal S Alo Mise Harvard Misa Ethelflegel Mine Bearie Powell Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society Woman's Missionary Society of The W. H. Derby Eleotile Avenue Michael Boyle Badurchy Noo Mt. Carmel G. Parson Nichols Binghamton

Presbyterian church notices and social visits Sunday

The column records B K Bronson returning from Ledgedale visits with friends, Mr and Mrs KK BM Altemore with Mr and Mrs Harry Labar visiting Miss Etta Scott in Plymouth, and Misa Lois South staying with Mrs A J Blackinton. D E Barton at Baldwin Locomotive works, Phila, several names attend a Prohibition League tea and a community gathering with refreshments afterward.

Prohibition League Owlowk

South Scranton Notes on Infant’s Funeral Service

Services over the infant child of Mr and Mrs Martin of Prospect avenue were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock in St Marys church by Hy Peter Christ. Interment followed at the Twentieth ward cemetery. J Kellerman of Belleriman court suffered a crushed middle finger at Scheer bakery Saturday. Camp O Patriotic Order Bons of America will meet this evening at Hartmans hall. The Misses FL McMannie and Josephine O Malley visited friends in Pittston yesterday.

FL McMannle Josyphiny O'Malley Pittston

After Sabbath Desecrators Prevented by Local Hero

Oliver Burker rode to the scene and ordered a foreman to halt new sewer work by contractor RP od or btana. In the afternoon he stopped about half a dozen ball games in Green Tudge near Nuy Aug park.

Cfeer Thurke RP Od Btana Oliver Burker Green Tudge Nuy Aug Park

Obituary notices twins and infants in local families

Obituary notices report the infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Mullen of Washburn Street died Saturday. The funeral is at the house this afternoon with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Patrick Fitzpatrick formerly at Hillttle Home died Saturday. An infant child of Mr and Mrs James J Casey of 70 Jefferson Avenue died Saturday with private funeral today. The funeral of Integra Then Lavelle Will take place this morning from the house at 200 Jackson Avenue with a high mass of sequiegs sung at St Patrick’s Catholic Church.

James Joseph Mullen Arthur Mullen Washburn Street Cathedral James J. Casey Jefferson Avenue Integra Lavelle Jackson Bt. Patrick's Catholic

Funeral for Engineer May Held This Afternoon

Interment will be made in Clark's Green Cemetery. The funeral for Engineer May, who died from injuries near Clark's Summit, will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the late home of the deceased.

Oclouwk Cathedral Engineer May Clark’s Clark

Muddled tale of a dog and a trip to Cincinnati ends in marriage

An unclear recount follows a dog named Mite across a broken plot to restore a cherished cave and reach Cincinnati. A strained sequence shows a hotel, a lodge, and a comic resolution where a planned union and marriage lead to keeping the dog, amid quarreled loyalties and comic misadventures.

Window Covering Scheme Cited in New York Weekly

In a fragment from New York Weekly, a cited plan involves covering a window with steam to create a picture. The note references a Mrs Mesintiee and an unnamed speaker discussing the idea and its execution.

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