Sermon on the Supremacy of Christ at Jackson Street Baptist
Jackson Street Baptist Church presenter Stev. Thomos de Gruchy delivered a sermon last evening on the Supremacy of Christ from Philippians. He extolled Jesus as supreme over history and civilization, praising the divine nature and eternal reign while noting persecution of followers in early church times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stev. Thomos de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Christ
Jesus
Paul
Detus
Pat
Apostle
Justine
Trith
Local Patent Remedies Listed With Small Prices
A brief ad lists Paine's Celery Compound at 75 cents Pinkham's Compound and Joe Pierce's Golden Medical Dis at 75 cents Mellon's Food priced at 38 or 55 cents indicating a period market for patent medicines and tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham
Joe Pierce
Golden Medical
Mellon
Supremacy of Jesus in Religion and Letters
A passage extols Jesus as supreme through pure life and divine grandeur. It argues Bible centrality, spiritual influence across science, literature and art, and notes the world gradually crowns Christ as Lord over all, eternal and unchanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Eroatesias Acentiste
Ljarge
Jess
Paul
Jeane
Godehall Wins Republican Caucus Nomination in Fifth Ward
In a Friday afternoon caucus on South Sumner avenue Chaanes Godehall was the sole council candidate named for the common council seat formerly held by John H. Walker. He received a total vote of Me across the four districts. The election is set for next Saturday afternoon. Three Democratic aspirants were nominated, and Godehall is favored to win against the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Walker
Common Counell
Chaanes Godehall
Sumner Avenue
Godehall
Plumsouth Congregation Accepts New Pastor
The church read the acceptance letter from the new pastor elect, who will assume duties on Sunday June 2. He made friends during a brief stay and was warmly received, becoming one of the youngest men ever called to the church under favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oal Boyl
Fauin Ateniin
Plsmsouth
Elured
Stey
Mir
Bowl
Sondas
Reverend Trev J BD Sweet to be honored at Methodist church
Reverend Trev J BD Sweet, pastor of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church, will receive a reception at the church this evening led by the Men’s Aid Society. The Serranton Gas and Water company has repaired the asphalt.
Special This Week on Pure Silk Color Blends
Advertises new colorings and designs with special offers at 49c 58c and 75c per piece. Promises pure silk, two tone blends and guaranteed value with low prices this week. Contains garbled branding and inconsistent typography.
Complete stock of dress skirt weaves at Globe Warehouse
The Globe Warehouse in Scranton reports full inventory after prior shortages. A spokesperson notes a complete stock across all numbers and designs, contrasting with ten days ago when stock was almost sold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Globe Warehouse
Mrs Pinkham's Medicine Restores Womanly Strength, Letter Notes Relief
A reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for eight years of womb trouble and nerve distress. After eight bottles and Sana tive Wash, Liver Pills, she reports full recovery, renewed energy, and ability to work all day. The letter credits the remedies with restoring health and urges others to use them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mas
Proxuan
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Krew
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. M. L. Suzans
Gus Manan
Mien
Local Notices and Social Gatherings Highlight Community Life
Community events fill the page with church notices, a Sunday school class meeting led by Mrs Williams, and a social at Robert Peckens home. A six month old child of Dr J Williams dies. funeral at 4 40 pm with interment at Washburn Street cemetery. William McDonough's funeral arranged for today at Holy Cross church then Cathedral cemetery.
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Sith Main Avenue
Tackson Street
Barber Company
Iipple
Sons of Tem
Peranes
Robert Peckens
Lincoln Avenue
First Baptist Church
Williams
J. Williams
South Hyde Park Avenue
Washburn Streetemetery
Ace
Eynon
Deb Fite
Plymouth Congregational Church
Congregational Cerver
Mt. Carmel
William McDonough
Holy Cross Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Local social notes from Donnerville and nearby towns
Misses Crone Ayers and Hattie Rowan hosted by Miss Mabeb Spencer friends, Miss Louiva Corless and Samuel Costtert to wed at A H Dlames home. Numerous visits and guests travel through Pittston, Dunmore, and Luzerne Street as residents entertain relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crone Ayers
Donnerville
N. WS
Hattie Rowan
Dena Mosomerins
Pittston
Mabeb Spencer
Jackson Street
Spencer
Louiva Corless
Samuel Costtert
A. H. Dlaimes
South Maln Avenue
Barnford
South Main Avenue
Louis Morse
Tackson Street
Cohons
Local Notes and Visits Across Green Ridge and Neighboring Towns
Green Ridge residents and visitors are listed: Mrs M Griffin returns from Pittston. Mr and Mrs Warren Kimble spent yesterday in Wyoming. George Palmer and Miss Dorothea Murresa addressed in New York. Mr and Mrs Charles Stevens visiting Perth Amboy. WCTU distributed bouquets to Hudson railroad workers on Saturday. streetcar workers to receive similar tribute. W Miller visiting Honesdale. soda water advertised at Manners pharmacy. Killam of Paypack visiting friends. W C Reynolds in Jermyn. Patrolman Palmer back from vacation. Mrs John Capwell returns from Boston. Dr Row of Owego spent Sunday. Mrs Potter visits Benton. Mr and Mrs Pert Potter spend Sunday with parents on Monsey avenue. Imperial Queen Hair Tone advertised at Manners pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Griffin
Monsey Avenue
Pittston
Warren Kimble
Wyoming
George Palmer
Madison Avenue
Dorothea Murresa
New York City
Charles Stevens
Perth Amboy
Irn
New York Street
Jermyn
Palmer
John Capwell
Adam Avenue
Boston
Row
Fuller
D. D
Owego
Mra
K. Potter
Monkey Avenue
Benton
N. Y
Marion Street
Pert Potter
Madisonville
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Grain-O Provides Relief for Coffee Drinkers
Grain-O markets itself as a healthful coffee substitute that eases stomach upset aids digestion and steadies the nerves. The ad touts Grain-O as nourishing and criticizes coffee for stomach and digestion ills while stating the price is 15 and 1o per package.
North Scranton Happenings at Welsh Church
The Welsh Congregational church hosts a cantata Red Riding Mood with Miss Decker and pupil performers led by William Lewis. Cast includes Hattie Evans, Phoebe Kvane, May Price, Jennie Price, and others, with Henry Hitchings and Hannah Williams conducting. Rev T V Evans to preach at Wayne Avenue Baptist Church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Congregational Church
Weet Market Skewet
William Lewis
Quoen
Hattie Evans Mather
Phoebe Kvane
Red Riding Hood
May ‘Price
Jennie Price
May Mivans
Cassie Hich
Mary Rich
Viela Williams
Lizzie Williams
Maggie Coles
Woll
Evening at Miss Amy Decker’s Ca yuga Street Home
A Friday gathering hosted by Miss Amy Decker for her Sunday school class of the Providence Mothon at Episcopal church and music pupils. Guests included Miss Alice Kendall of Chinchilln and Miss Eva Meredith. attendees totaled numerous local young people with names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Decker
Cayuga Street
Kate Kennedy
Marie Loftus
Nellie Fetherly
Margaret
Helen Decker
Masters David Neitd
Ambrose Mulley
Ralph
Carl
Frank McDonald
Harricon Frethervey
Clark Davis
Harrison Watkins
George Meade
William Green
Florbert Armetrotng
Nelson Elleby
Robert Laid
Celestial Lodge No 49 Invites Members to Evening Social
After the regular lodge session the members and visitors will enjoy a pleasant social and partake of a light luncheon served by the matin hall committee Z G Cowles C D Meyers and J W Benjamin will present addresses and a pleasant evening is promised.
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Celestial Lodge
Z. G. Cowles
C. D. Meyers
J. W. Benjamin
Pastors' Aid social at Tripp's park this Thursday
The Pastors' Aid society plans a social at Tripp's park Thursday afternoon from 4 to o'clock with a fine supper ice cream and strawberries. T. V. Evans of Wales who is touring Baptist churches will arrive tomorrow to preach at Wayne Avenue Baptist Church. Providence Conclave of Heptasopha will meet tomorrow evening with several candidates to be Initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastors’ Aid Society
Court Street
Providence
Heptasopha
ALA
Vosburg
I. Ana
First Staptist Church
Wayne Avenue
Dtew
Oh Peckover
Meshoppan
Peckover
Wet
Local residents visit relatives and friends across towns
A list of residents from Oak Street to Ashley and beyond letters shows several visits and hostings. John Regu of Oak Street cons. Valescing after illness. Thomas Griffiths and Mrs. Griffiths visit Telativer in Old Forge. Mrs. Harvie visits her mother Mrs. Powell in Brick Avenue. Others include Nellie Kain returning from Ashley, and many guests visiting on Green Street and North Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Regu
Oak Street
Thomas Griffiths
Wayne Avenue
Old Forge
Harvie
Stroudeburg
Louise Powell
Brick Avenue
Mise
Nellie Kain
Ashley
Agnes Davitt
Olyphantrad
Wiskea Marie
Taylor
Mira Lottie Bray
North Main Avenue
Eva Williams
Pittston
Green Street
Mattie Risley
Shamokin
Nellie Davis
North Malin Avenue
Trobert Hill
Brooklyn
Robert Twist
Amelia Avenue
P. H. Kearney
Evan Lewis
Summit Avenue
W. T. Evans
Leggett Street
Local Notes of Visitors and Guests in Town
Returned from Doorffield O where he was guest of friends for a week. Richard Devin son of his brother in Nanticoke has returned to his home on Robert avenue. Mr Samuel England of Elmira NY is guest of his daughter Mrs J G Hatton of Williams street. Mrs John Morris of Willinngs street visiting friends in Kingston. Misses Cohete Morria and Tilrate Leonard spent yesterday with friends in OlypPhant. Miss Margaret Kane of Archbald is the guest of friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorffield
Richard Devin
Nanticoke
Robert Avenue
Samuel England
Elmira
N. Y
J. G. Hatton
Williams Street
John Morris
Willinngs Street
Kingston
Misees Coehte Morria
Tilrate Leonard
OlypPhant
Margaret Kane
Archbald
Pea Coal Delivered to City Districts
Coal delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park for $1.25 per unit. Orders to C. B. Sharkey at 194 Cedar Ave. Phone 6052.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Runaway Horses Injure James Mangan in South Scranton
James Mangan, driver for Casey and Kelley brewery, suffered serious injuries after a runaway on Cedar avenue near Christ Lutheran church. The team bolted past Locust street, collided with a telegraph pole, throwing Mangan from the wagon. two companions escaped with minor injuries. He was taken home for medical care and a doctor feared internal injuries despite no broken bones.
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James Mangan
Casey and Kelley Brewery
Cedar Avenue
Christ Lutheran Church
Mangan
Nowr Locust Street
Manan
Hle
Walsh
Family Struck by Scarlet Fever Tragedy in Neptune Place
Michael Spindler mourns two losses as his son Peter is buried after a scarlet fever death and his other son Charles dies the following night. Rev. Peter Christ officiated Peter’s service at the family home with interment at the German Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers included Adam Fruchtel Peter Huerter Charles Schank Edward Fieller. Charles’s funeral arrangements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Spindler
Neptune Place
Peter
Charles
Peter Christ
Adam Fruchtel
Peter Huerter
Charles Schank
Edward Fieller
Fred Fischer
George Ridenbach
Baptism of Madeline Henn at Neptune Engine family home
The baby daughter of Henry Henn of Neptune Engine was baptized yesterday at the family home with Rev. F. J. Schmidt officiating. The child received the name Madeline Henn. Mr and Mrs Henn hosted many friends during the day as Lawrence's band played an open air concert at Hotel Best Saturday night with a large grand stand erected in front of the hotel and decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Henn
Neptune Engine Company
J. Schmidt
Madoeline Henn
Henn
Lawrence
Concert honors Fourteen Filenda and district events
Thousands gathered for a popular music programme in honor of the Fourteen Filenda. Notables included Professor Lawrence and Charles Schunck of Birch Street. Local funeral and religious services occurred for Reinhold Sanr and at Hickory Street Presbyterian church. Ward councilmen Hiwin rable and William Smitty plan street repairs by a twenty‑man crew in the Nineteenth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Charles Schunck
Birch Street
Landsiter
Stev
Peter Cherlet
St. Mary's Church
Wan
Tutheten
Reinhold Sanr
Tate
Alder Street
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Pittston Avene
Hiwin Rable
William Smitty
City solicitor confirms license laws still in force
Mayor Gwoir requested an opinion from City Solicitor McGinley on Torrey’s Digest license taxes. McGinley states ordinances approved 1847 1884 and later remain in force and appoint the mercantile appraiser to collect the license tax as required by law and city ordinance.
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McGinley
Gwoir
Mc- Ginkey
Torrey's Digest
Annewer
Lion
James Moir
Beranton
Select Council
M. A. McGinley
Court Notes on Local Trial Verdicts and Licenses
The Third week of common pleas court opens this morning. A jury returned a verdict of 760 dollars for plaintiff Miss Idevic Carey against W Gibson Jones on Saturday. On Saturday court transferred the mayor license of Thomas P Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Trospaya
Idevic Carey
W. Gibson Jones
Mayoricense
Thomas P. Jones
Local Contests and Court Actions Highlight Week
The Eighth ward constable contest sees the respondent's bill of particulars filed Saturday. A rule to compel the sequestrator appointment in Lushulus Moyer v Terence Rafferty was granted to show cause why it should not stand. A verdict favors the defendant in A and Myers v William P Lillie. Damages suit over farm stock and implements from Wae bur e farm at Clark's Summit hinges on tenancy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Street
Olyphant
Mary Sweeney
Eighth Ward
J. C. Vaughan
Lushulus Moyer
Terrence Rafferty
A. &. Myers
William P. Lillie
Waebure
Clark's Summit
Obituary notices for Frederick Haines and J G Hewitt
Frederick Haines 44 year resident of Fifteenth Street died at his home Friday after a short illness born in Cardiff Wales he was a member of the Knights of the Indlan Engle and the Sons of St George his wife and children Mrs John Lance Miss Mary Viola William Frederick Albert and Robert survive the funeral is tomorrow at 240 o clock at the house with burial in Washburn Street cemetery J G Hewitt aged 82 longtime South Scranton resident died at his Pittston Avenue home Saturday night a family of grown children survive the funeral is tomorrow afternoon.
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Frederick Haines
Fifteenth Street
Vecouwed
Cardiff
South Wales
Knights of the Iinlden Engle
Stivorge
John Lance
Mary
Viola
Wiliam
Frederick
Albert
Robert
Washburn Street
J. G. Hewitt
Pittston Avenue
South Scranton
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