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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1901
Page
11
Morning and evening services listed for Washburn Street Presbyterian. Seminary students entertain and leading hymns and children’s classes are noted. The program includes songs, readings, and religious activities across multiple churches.
A list of young ladies and gentlemen from Wyoming Seminary presented a vocal entertainment evening under the supervision of the faculty. Miss Wollia Sax and Miss Daisy Bell delivered notable solos with strong tone and phrasing while Miss Lee and Miss Thistle Stull contributed fine vocal work. Mr Chambers showed solid technique and artistry, with Miss Ress Lees also shining in Appleaising ie. The program featured sentimentally themed selections and was well received, earning praise for overall talent and the seminary's contribution to the community.
The district will hold no primary election as only two candidates Ivan Davis of South Main Avenue and Thomas Dillespie of North Scranton entered. The secretary will print the ballot for these candidates at the voting place, scheduled for 10 oclock next Tuesday morning on Cooperative Hill in North Midiane.
A recent minstrel show organized by the Bolenitin Ladies' Club netted a substantial sum for West Stele Hospital. Hospital directors expressed gratitude to the participants and contributors for their support and talent.
The Doar plans to express public gratitude in the Tribune columns to all Whe in any way connected to the BleCceRS affair. They will take up the matter at the next meeting and vote thanks to the young individuals for their aid.
A church bulletin outlines June activities including a fund drive bake sale and quilt contest with sealed envelopes for entrants. It mentions a parish charity effort, a Wednesday evening auction, upcoming services, and reserved seats for a Sunshine at Home event with choir specials and a closing reception.
In an early report, Lewis Corey and Frank Collin were seriously injured by a premature blast at a Bellevue worksite. Parry attempted a firing when the explosion struck, arcing across his face and head. Parry was taken home. Duth J. Thoberts cared for him. Collard suffered severe facial injury and other cuts before dying. Moses Taylor is mentioned in connection with the incident.
Mrs. Oscar aston of 408 Aswell court appeared before Police Magistrate Davies and a warrant was issued for her husband’s arrest on desertion and non-support charges. Attoney Joseph Jeffries represented the defendant and Attorney BL Dyanieles represented the prosecutrix. The magistrate set bail at 500 for his appearance in court.
Mrs Rensiller W Tiree entertained guests on Nowdlenny Street in the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs William Price, Mrs George Peck, Mrs Wo Walker, Mrs Wilkin, and Misses Tila Awe, Richards, Morenne Dibbs, Alraaied ibis, Cha Walker, Mrs Madwearers, Wherrrile Miller, Livaie Elec, Jessica Beoker, and Giri Thiver.
Fragmentary report lists names like George Waters and Elisabeth Metser with mixed teams and events. The garbled text references tennis and a local afternoon meet, but many words are unreadable, leaving only scattered proper nouns and partial event mentions.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled notice listing individuals such as George ibson and William ibson with scattered place names and unclear actions. The text mentions charges, disposal and a person named Trieritaker Astiten, but details are obscured and names are inconsistently spelled.
Miss Anna Van Nort will headline the evening event at 7. Moon women urged to attend. The program features new participants and a teaching lesson. details remain unclear but point to a local community gathering with multiple honorees.
A Morgan hall gathering hosted by the West Side Prohibition League included a business meeting and a memorial at 8 o'clock. Anne Khoi and Gaike phio led house events while renovations on the Miasovic building proceed for a banquet hall use by multiple societies. Parish members urged attendance at Mass and the Benevolent association prepared for a Catholic service.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a local contest with names Kemp and Langs and a remedy for ailments. The readable text hints at a playful or humorous feature from Scranton, mentioning fields, victory, and remedies but lacks coherent events or dates.
A garbled 1940s style letter from New York citing "Whiskes" and a plea for support. It references Paties, Malt Whitkev, and Beets ae ae melledge. The writer asks for recognition and includes personal details and a donation note.
The Order of Americans will nominate officers at their meeting in Red Men hall next Tuesday evening. Remains of an infant child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Meehaw of Print Stot were interred in Cathedral Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Dr Wu L Davis of South Martin venue leaves tomorrow for Paterson with his parents. Putelek Lynch, sexton of St Patrick's Catholic church, is at Scranton private hospital with pneumonia. Mrs L H Gibbs of Southey Main avenue returned from New York and Halston Spa. Dr J L Gibbs of South Main avenue spent yesterday at Groundsboro. The Women Foreign Missionary Society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church meets this evening at Mrs George Pryant on North Lincoln Avenue. St Mark's Lutheran trustees authorize iron fence around church lot to Sant Tron Pence Co. Rev Thomas de Grouchy of Dacksom Street Baptist Church officiated at the funeral of Interaceb Frovunfelker yesterday afternoon. Burials were in Washhurst Street cemetery. A Marionville town sect held in front of St Mark's Larp church this evening by the Mission band. Staff Captain Noble entertained Vatee gatherers into the Salvation p... close evening with bletchdike and senas. The disbanded members of the Kew ser Mallow bhese comparable will eld on pienie this afternoon and evening at KReveer Valles pauvk.
Fragment notes directions to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders addressed to J Ty Sharkey at 1 Cedar Avenue. Contact via Hay.
Fragmented local notes describe community activities in Dunmore and nearby areas. The report references meetings, home projects, and public concerns, with scattered mentions of residents, helpers, and places, hinting at a busy week of social and civic life.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a business meeting of the Otirieaun with mentions of Testient Gite Chaihenhtine and Vietinietia harks. References to Uhetetin Sababeas, Ce Ober, and June work schedules appear amid unclear lines.
OCR text lists many proper nouns and places, implying a local notice with individuals such as Wailer Baeeter and Meak tow ha WoO. It mentions New York, Newark, and Milner Minth, with references to dates, work arrangements, and a planned early day event. The passage is garbled but centers on town notices and names.
The record details a year ending June with notes on meetings and classes, including industrial and home economics programs. It cites receipts of 8 and expenditures of 6 100 798, unpaid rent of 3800, and a 2860 deficit, plus reports from secretary Miss Anta Van Nort and progress on new quarters for the South Side branch.
OCR readable content lists many personal names and places with no coherent event or context, yielding a fragmented local notice style. The passage mentions multiple individuals and locations, but no identifiable incident, date, or outcome is discernible.
Readable fragment mentions a Mahon location and a street view but lacks coherent details or identifiable events, persons, or dates to form a complete summary.
Fragmentary OCR note reports a postponed excursion due to confusion over burial plates and cemetery work. The text mentions a well, a power issue, and divers from a nearby group amid plans affecting other cemetery interests.
A fragmented report shows Green Ridge defeating Chloe Peldige in a Blevele doty fab event. The text mentions Lin Te Leiee Cesenn and Chommain palabras, with references to a Nile context and Wandel capturing an average. Details are unclear due to OCR quality.
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