Mission Band Event Highlights West Scranton Evening
The St. Mark's Lutheran mission band staged an evening program at the church with a large audience. Recitations by local youths, song, and piano pieces accompanied by organ offered a varied program. The group closed with the Star Spangled Banner as the finale.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Exert
Cmen
Willie Allapaugh
Oneila Tietze
Florence Watrous
Willie Michael
Alfred Werkmaerster
Carl Kreiger
Bessie Bonner
Henry Doel
Henry Walther
Emil Gebel
Herman Bachman
Willie Searing
Liggle Lynn
Sadie Bennett
Doretta Michel
Whatiche Watrous
Linsie Whetstone
Margaret Sherman
Bertha Woehrle
Lillie Guennel
Lillian Mackreth
Emily Metz
Mia
Aly Hamer
Joseph Atherton
Clinton Corless
Bolok
Madge Watrous
Mission Band
Welsh Preacher Rev Charlies Davie to Speak in Cardiff Tour
Cardiff born Rev Charlies Davie, touring major U S cities, will preach tomorrow at Firet Welsh Baptist Church South Miln Avenue in morning and evening services. He is a noted preacher, known to Northeastern Pennsylvania residents, and will also preach at Tabernacle Congregational Church South Hyde Park Avenue tomorrow afternoon.
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Charlies Davie
Cardiff
South Wales
United States
Firet
South Miln Avenue
Davie
Pennsylvania
Wales
Davis
Tabernacle Congererational
Hyde Park Avenue
Jackson Street Church Notes Fair Planned for June Festival
The fair and festival will be held June 12 13 and 14 with proceeds to fit up the church. Already 600 tickets sold. Brother Dawen, a beloved deacon, has gone home to Wales for health.
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Dawen
Wales
Hla
Bittere Medicine Claim for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts mp ITTERS as the best medicine for the stomach curing dyspepsia indigestion constipation and liver and kidney troubles. It promises a safe formula containing everything beneficial and no injurious substances and urges buyers to demand the genuine product.
Baptist Young People union society rally and event
The Baptist Young People union society drew a good crowd last Tuesday. Participants are urged to join the present leader for a rally in Providence on Friday June 8. Videllans plan a beautiful drill for an evening entertainment at the fair and festival.
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Baptist Young People's Union Society
Providence
Videllans
Funeral of Mrs. Mary P. Lewis Conducted at Home
Pastor Nev Thomas Gruchy of Jackson Street Baptist officiated yesterday at 8 p.m. services were held at the family home on North Hyde Park Avenue. Friends gathered to pay respects before the remains were buried at Washburn Street Cemetery in the family plot. Short services were held at the grave by Dr. de Grouchy.
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Nev. Thomas 40 Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Mary P. Lewis
Hyde Park Avenue
Washburn Street
de Grouchy
Sermons and notices fill town calendar as churches plan
Rev Frank J Milman of Sumner Avenue Presbyterian preaches third sermon in Hisau and ducob Reconciled series tomorrow evening at 8. Plymouth Congregational also hosts third sermon on Thine Kingdom Come. St Mark's Lutheran conducts Holy Communion tomorrow morning. Vocalist Thomas Williams of Pittatan guests in town yesterday.
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Frank J. Milman
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Thomas Williams
Pittatan
William Munson
North Bromley Avenue
Franklin Engine Company
Wahler's Grove
C. H. Peterson
South Hyde Park Avenue
Milton
James J. Mahon
P. F. McCoy
Daniel Lenihan
Thomas McNamara
John Murphy
St. Paul's Pioneer Corpa
Laurel Hill Park
James Joseph Ta
Kate Sullivan
New York City
West Locust Street
Salvation Army
Price Street
Community Notices and Social Highlights from Carbondale Visit
Mr and Mrs Thomas Nolan and Mrs Richard McHale of Price street visit Carbondale for children day exercises. A probationers reception and quarterly conference at Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal church occur tomorrow with Rev Austin Griffin attending. Gospel meeting at YWCA room at 245 pm features Rev E A Hoyl. The Simpson M E society met with readings by Mrs Robert Ham and Miss Agnes Roberts. Miss Anna Tooth of Reading visits Plymouth doctors Reynolds. Lt Police Thomas L Williams of Oxford street visited Plymouth. Sauer band concert at Rob Ingon residence postponed due to ex Sheriff Robinson's absence.
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Thomas Nolan
Richard McHale
Price Street
Carbondale
Hampton Street
Methodial Episcopal Church
Austin Griffin
Young Women's Christian Association
E. A. Hoyl
Plymouth Congregational Church
Booth Main Avenue
Scrantontreet
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Ham
Agnes Roberts
Pittston
W. J. L. Davis
North Main Avenue
Anna Tooth
Reading
George B. Reynolds
Thomas L. Willams
Oxford Street
Plymouth
Sauer
Rob. Ingon
Seventh Street
SheriffRobinzom
Religious Services and Sermons Across Local Churches
Dudley Street Baptist hosts Tev. J. il Kreamer with morning Christian Ideals and evening Heaven topics plus Sunday school at noon. Methodist Episcopal church messages by Rev. A. J. Van Cleft address anxiety cure and Christian Science remedies with a sermonic third. Lord's Supper at morning close. Presbyterian pastor Rev. W. F. Gibbons preaches with sacrament at morning, Sunday school at 12:30, and Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Tev. J. Il Kreamer
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van Cleft
W. F. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Ground broken for double dwelling on North Blake Street
Ground broken for a new double dwelling on the property of Sidney Matthews on North Blakeley street. The borough school board holds a regular session next Tuesday evening in the Central building. Miss Dertha Crowther of Pittston visits friends on South Blake, Elwin O'Hara of Elm Street at Atlantic City. The Young British Republican club of Dunmore met in Odd Fellows hall with about one hundred members, planning to be one of the largest Republican clubs in the town. The meeting adjourned after roll call and will reconvene next Tuesday at 8 p m with all members urged to attend.
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Sidney Matthews
North Blakely Street
Borough School
Alrectora
Dunmore
First Christian church services and events in North Branton
Regular preaching at First Christian church North Branton tomorrow at 11 a m and 7 30 p m by Rev C Clymer. Morning subject Christ. Sunday school 10 a m Young People Society of Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m Prayer meeting next Wednesday 7 p m. Dr H S Baunders of North Main avenue was in Carbondale yesterday. Miss Marie Collier of Pittston guest of Dr and Mrs Sullivan Wayne avenue has returned home. The Band of Hope of the Welsh Con
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Presbyterian Chapel
Capouse
L. R. Poster
Dr. Guild
Presbyterian Church
Avoca
Charles Johnson
Staten Island
Mra. Wheeler
Deposit
J. B.ish
Wheeler
Mr. Fisher
Providence Presbyterian Church
North Main Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Professor Walkinshaw
Wilams
Mott
Mamie Hill
Deadle
Mies Jackson
First Christian Church
Rk. C. Clymer
Christ
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Baunders
Carbondale
Marie Collier
Pittston
J. Z. Sullivan
Wayne Avenue
Band of Hope of the
Charles H Marks Rescues Diarrhea with Remedy in Cuba
Charles H Marks serving at the Second Division Hospital of the Mith Army Corps in Santiago de Cuba finds Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy effective for diarrhoea. Sold by Matthews Bros. wholesale and retail agents.
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Charles H. Marks
Nureo
Mith Army Corps
Santiago de Cuba
Matthews Bros
Agonta
Copperhead Attack Near Elmhurst, Six Foot Snake Killed
Pitteton avenue resident Charlies Snyder fighting a copperhead near Elmhurst farm barn yesterday morning killed the six foot eight inch reptile after a vigorous struggle. The yellowish copper colored snake sprang and struck at Snyder but he overpowered it with a club.
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Charlies Snyder
Pitteton Avenue
Elmhuret
Snyder
Lecture postponed at South Scranton YWCA due to Rev. Rogers Tract absence
The Loyalty club and South Scranton YWCA held an open discussion on What Goes to Make Up a Uris Lady. Rev. Rogers Tract’s absence forces indefinite postponement of his Tuesday June 5 lecture. A replacement entertainment is planned. Sunday’s gospel meeting features a half hour service led by Miss Rowlands with special music. all women and girls invited.
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Loyalty Club of
South
Scranton
Younes Women's Christin Association
Rogers
Young Women's Christan Association
Young Women’s Christian Assoeciation
Mias Rowlands
Evening closing announced for South Scranton general stores
South Scranton stores will close at 7 PM starting next week except on Saturday evenings and pay days at South mill and car shop. The Sauquoit mill paid May wages yesterday. Committees met at Alderman Leates on Cedar Avenue to finalize Scranton Saengerrunde excursion plans.
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South Scranton
South Mill
Star Boelal Club
Sporting Fight Club
Lynch's
Cedar Avenue
Sauquolt Ellk
Scranton Saengerrunde
Alderman Leates
Stroudsburg Normal School Baseball Boss Visits Parents
Pp. FL Pinherty, manager of the Stroudsburg Normal school baseball club, visits his parents on Pittston Avenue. Gus Rempe of Cedar Avenue is improving slowly after hospital treatment for dropsy. M. F. O’Neil, star pitcher, visits his parents on Birney Avenue. Mrs. Albert Schuler and children of Wilkes-Barre mingle on the South Side. John Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walsh, Pittston Avenue, is seriously ill with diphtheria. F. L. Terppe, Cedar Avenue druggist, leaves for a Lake Sheridan visit, while Mrs. Michael Gallagher of Washington Avenue and Elm Street is dangerously ill with dropsy.
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FL Pinherty
Stroudsburg Normal School
Pittston Avenus
Gus Rempe
Cedar Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
M. F. O'Neil
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Birney Avenue
Albert Schuler
Wilkes-Barre
John Walsh
J. Walsh
Pittston Avenue
F. L. Terppe
Lake Sheridan
Michael Gallagher
Washington Avenue
Elm Street
Address Orders to J T Flarkey at Cedar Ave
Fragmentary note directs mail or orders to J T Flarkey at 1914 Cedar Avenue in the South Side central city and central Hyde Park area with a local phone reference 66 3.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Flarkey
Cedar Ave
Social Evening and Surprises At Local Hall
Misa Mary Walsh from Kingaton visits Miss Mary Naugh ton. Ladies Temperance society hosts a pleasant gathering at St Josephs hall with their gentleman friends. A surprise party occurs at Mr and Mrs William Jones home on Miners hill. Attendees include Edward Lafferty and his phonograph with selections. others listed are Reap Cusick King Thomas etc. Bertha Rose and Jennie Jones return from a visit at Pactoryvilla.
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Clarissa Jones
Taylor Avenue
Miss Jones
Mary Waters
Grace Lansing
Annie Thomas
Mayme Swingle
Katharine Lewis
Anna Taylor
Carrie O'Neil
Sarah Hull
Mary Powell
Edith Philips
Katherine Feeney
Mildred Wilcox
Stevens Messia
Fred Bvynon
Arthur Reese
Harry Miller
Edgar Peek
Edward Jenkins
Arthur Schultz
Fred Morgain
William Dean
William Lewis
Edwin Taylor
George Mitchell
Harod Eaton
Harry Laycock
Friend Stone
George Tiffany
George Morrison
Misa Mary Walsh
Kingaton
Mary Naughton
Ladies' Temperance Society
St. Joseph's Hall
William Jones
Miner's Hill
Edward Lafferty
South Side
Messrs
John J. Reap
M. G. Cusick
Thomas King
Harry Thomas
Patrick Connelly
Squire O'Wara
A. J. O'Hara
Sandy Moore
C. W. Gillagher
Jennie Jones
Bertha Rose
Gertrude Thomas
Bessie James
Loretta Donnelly
Vera Rose
Blanche Cunningham
Washington, D. C
Robert Wiliams
Williamsport
Misa Bertha Rose
West Minooka
Pactoryvilla
Obituary notices from a troubled family page
The obituary reports the death of Eten Durkin a one year and six months old daughter of Patricah and Mary Durkin at 345 Prospect Avenue with burial at Cathedral cemetery. It also notes the death of Mrs Frances Townsend wife of Menjinin Townsend at 100 Curouss Avenue with a daughter Mrs FL Wells of Fleetride surviving and funeral arrangements for 2.50 PM with interment at Forest HAM cemetery.
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Eten
Patricah
Mary Durkin
Prospect Avenue
Cathedral
Mra Frances Townsend
Menjinin Townsed
Curouss Avenue
Mra
FL. A. Wells
Fleetride
Forest Ham
Btump Speakers Prices in Campaign History
The article discusses paid political orators serving national committees, noting the shift from voluntary to compensated work. It cites 19th century practice and mentions Carl Schurz, then a Missouri senator, as a charged figure in the 1872 campaign.
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Carl Schurz
Missouri
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