Review of August and September Sunday lessons at Baptists church
Royal teachers gather this evening from 7 to 9 to study Sunday edification notes for August and September. Program includes singing prayers and sketches on life of Lily Minor Getty and Carrie Geary with topics Ezekiel 36 25 and Habakkuk 2 4 and Zechariah 4 6. Adjournment and introductions follow choir readings in Carbondale.
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Beeklel
Mis Lily
Gtkey Doetin
Misa Verna Skinner
Soloman
Zorabbabel
Herod
Mere
B. Walter
the New Heart
Ezek
Eaeku
Wiel
O T. Meaker
Hag
Jadwin
Zoek
M. D. Lathrop
City to Host August Omnitrel Performance by Local Talent
A city event plans a mid August omitetrel show with twenty four members including Val Hollenbeck George PF and Andrew O Connor. The Mienoii quartet along with tenors soloists and dancing acts will perform under A G Rutherford and Louis Davie. If successful the performance will be presented in this city later.
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Dunaff
Val Hollenbeck
George PF
Dames
Liter
Contractors Miah and Kennedy Begin Paving Work
Contractors Miah and Kennedy commenced paving on South Matin Street and Eleventh Avenue. Delays arose from irregular bond issuance. concerns over security prompted counsel advice and a decision to suspend operations.
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Miah & Kennedy
Matin Street
Elehth Avenue
Dorin
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Scranton Area
Miss Ellin Fistabrook visits Sue quehanna county friends. Charles Cohbttedick returns from South Midmeston New York. Helen Patterson entertains at Lincoln Avenue home. Mr and Mrs Michael Annenbury move to the city. Anta Castello of Providence visits friends. Cramer displays Want-Themsten bridal photos. W G Scurry goes to Asbury Park for a month. Mrs Isabelle Lathvene and children at Preston Park. H C Wheeler performs appendicitis operation on Mise Johna Wandling. Mrs G Tl Smith returns from Stratford. Rev Chines Lee on annual race thom Patrick Carden returns to Scranton. Miss Cora Betabrook returns from Atlantic City. Paul Forbes hip injury from bicycle race at Alumni Park. Charles Alexander and bride arrive in city stay with groom’s parents on Belmont Street. Mr and Mrs Alexander conclude a monthlong tour.
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Ellin Fistabrook
Suequehanna County
Charles Cohbttedick
Midmeston
N.Y
Helen Patterson
Lincoln Avenue
Wnd
Michael Annenbury
Jermyn
Thin City
Anta Castello
Providence
Ely
Cramer
W. G. Scurry
Asbury Park
Isabelle M. Lathvene
Preston Park
H.C Wheeler
Mise Johna
Wandling
Ub O'Clowk
Tl. Smith
Stradford
Chines Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Editorial on youth crime and police conduct in Peckville
The Tribune questions parental responsibility and criticizes Morgan Store Company officials for the Morg a Flore robbery arrests. It condemns locking 9 to 12 year old boys in cells, partial washings, and overnight confinement, noting a single escape and unclear outcomes.
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the Tribune
Flore Company
Ehcape
Perbope
Atlanager Carr
Morgan Store Company
Othr Elisens
Nile
Maraged
Vider Boy
Ose
Taylor Social News and Local Sports Recap
A busy Saturday at North Main features a reception for Mr and Mrs David Jena with games and refreshments. The Park Hill Stirs beat the Taylor Nonnareils 12 to 1 on school grounds as local events, funerals, and visits unfold. a surprise party honors Miss Sarah Evans and updates include a party for the Evans family and notes on Rev Lloyd leaving for New Castle.
Two Assaults Mark Jermyn and Mayfield News Note
Eddie Milholland of Scott township was beaten outside the Windom hotel by Edward Murphy who claimed self defense after Milholland provoked a quarrel. Murphy suffered a wrench attack and was treated by Dr. M. J. Bields. George Pritchard was bitten by a dog owned by Forschner, and a plan to shoot the dog failed. An infant dies of cholera infantum at the Kilnatreck home. Local business moves include Morgan and Nice purchasing Harvey Van Kirk’s smith shop and planning a new firm with Silas B Hille. Community notes cover church improvements, a St James meeting, visits, and a courthouse walk along the cider path between boroughs. The Syracuse student led a recent M E church service and the Sunday school plans a trolley outing and Maple Grove picnic.
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Eddie Milholland
Scott Township
Windom
Edward Murphy
Rushbrook Water Company
Mulholland
Murphy
Cox Shop
M. J. Bbleldscie
Windsor Hotel
Gorge Pritchard
John Pritchard
Weet Mingfield
Forschner
Meainley
Porschner
William Kilnatreck
Second Street
Will Morgan
St. John
Scranton
Byrne Nice
Hawley
Harveys van Kirck
Smith
Silas
Hille Wheelwright
John Berg
Tom Stevenson
Monsey
Tribe of
Red Men
Crystal Lake
Frank Harber
Mildred
McGinsey
Ralph
Forest City
Archhbald
Tip
Sinner
Syracuse University
M. EB
M. FE
Maple Grove
Pockville News Digest Notes Local Troubles and Civic Steps
Citizens discuss disturbances and punishment of youths in the community with praise for officers. Mrs Watling and Mr Williams visit relatives, and a maple tree near the Foater property is trimmed. Borough finances and street improvements are reported, with a special IOOF meeting announced and the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patton noted.
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Allania
Carr
Pookville Flore Company
W. J. Read
W. W. Watking
Poyntelle
FL Taylor
Scott
Hertman
Oselstel
Pockville
Independent Order of City Fellowes
Order
Trobert Patton
Grand Army Republic
Lake Ariel Outing At Pines Priday Attended By Residents
A list of attendees from Scranton, Avoca, Moosic, Brooklyn and nearby towns visited Pines Priday at Lake Ariel. Names include W. 8 McMillan Serantw, William Stevenson, Margaret Healey, Helen Dixon, C. F. Hoban, W. B. Cowan, H. lb. Warner, James F. Judge, and others. Mr O'Brien and daughter are noted as enjoying an outing, while guests of Mr and Mrs Charles H. Schndt are Meesienne Merrill and party.
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Pines
McMillan
Serantw
Willam M. Stevenson
Move
Cohn
Marito
Brooklyn
Tente Martin
Prooklyn
No Yi Itteta Wells
Moonie
Stevenson
Mooshe
George Burden
Moosic
William Cranston
W. A. Hollester
Avora
Margaret Healey
Helen Dixon
Avoca
W. OF. O'Brien
Mire
PG. Waldron
Elster
Mian McNaughton
Charles H. Schndt
Merrill
Towner
Thel
Hopel
Feear Arunke
the Pines
Hobart Watson
Philadelphia
Salem
Woman Seeks First Assignment Turns Newspaper Tale
A young woman leaves a small town backwoods pride to seek work in New York. After rejected by editors she lands a chance to cover a lecture in Orange. A mistaken theft scare over a gown leads to a comic detour and a full column in the Philadelphia Times.
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Fifis-ninth Street
Avene
Rooke
Orange
Lot
Meavens
Hier
pesiFtanne
Ultras
Inez
Pic
Pollerman
Philadelphia Times
Social news and visits from Forest City and vicinity
Mrs John F Hughes of Delaware street suffers severe neuralgia. Prof John Luther and Enos Morgan hosted Presbyterian church friends from Chicago Mr and Mrs Morris Williams. Guests sang several anthems including My Old Kentucky Home. Attendees included Mesdames Fagan and Eemay and Misses Reynolds and Gard. Ice cream lemonade and cake served. Williams left for Chicago. Local residents Mr Fred Sobey and Mr Jesse Avery visited. Mrs Oliver Coyle visited Uniondale. St Agne Church choir picnicked at Crystal Lake with a lake house supper. WCTU met at Mrs Reese's 499 Susquehanna. Mrs Tobinto has inflamed eye. Hay ride to Dundaff with Pearl Gard Martha Griffiths Grace Menhennett Ethel Jesse Alexander Minnie Gelchrist Lauree Westcate Lotetia Brown Emmi and Anni McLaughlin. Messrs Lem Jones D Stanley Vans Will McLaughlin William Jones Frank Brown Art Reese Frank Horn Earl Pentecost John Lang Bracey Dewming report a Pleasant Time. Mr Jane Reed and daughter Louise Wilkes-Barre and Mrs James William Toman and John Perrite visited. Alfred Bentley traveling toward Madrid New Mexico. Kens Boucher 34 Hudson Street vacation at Lake Ariel. Miss May Myers Warner Tract visiting Burnwood. John Parkyn injured left eye Friday at No. 2 shaft while mining.
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John FE. Mughes
Delaware Street
John Luther
Enos Morgan
Dough Quartette
Presbyterian Church
Morris Williams
Chicago
Old
Kentucky
Charlotte Reynolds
Mesdames K
Fagan
George Eemay
Parl Gard
John K. Hughes
Edwin Waters
William Jones
Alfred Waters
Mr. Williams
Fred Sobey
Jesse Avery
Termyn
Oliver Coyle
Uniondale
Railroad Street
Dundaff
Pearl Gard
Martha Grifiths
Grace Menhennett
Ethel
Jesse Alexander
Minnie Gelchrist
Lauree Westcate
Lotetia Brown
Emmi
Anni McLaughlin
Mesers
lLemel Jones
D. Stanley Vans
Will McLaughlin
Frank Brown
Art Reese
Frank Horn
Earl Pentecost
John Lang
Bracey Dewming
Report & Pleasant Line
Jane Reed
Louise
Wilkes-Barre
James William Toman
John Penrite
Alfred Bentley
Madrid
New Mexico
Kens Boucher
Hadson Street
Lake Ariel
Mise May Myers
Warner Tract
Burnwow
John Parkyn
Cure Deafness With New Holle Cure
An advertisement claims deafness stems from a misaligned ear tube and promises a cure via Holle Cure. It offers $100 for uncurable cases and directs readers to send for circulars from J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with druggist sales noted.
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Holle
Drowned boy Morris Brown recovered after dynamite explosions
The body of Morris Brown, a colored boy, washed from Heart Jake while on a Thursday picnic, was recovered Friday night after dynamite blasts by OF. A. Wilbur. The burial followed at 4 20 p.m. at the boy's home with Rev. B K A Warriner officiating. He left a mother and sister and was a member of the Episcopal Sunday School.
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Jake
OF. A. Wilbur
Partiee
Unders
D.C. Titman & Son
Episcopal Sunday School
Warriner
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