Children Day Exercises Programs At Two Churches
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist churches present morning programs for Children Day. The Simpson church features primary and intermediate exercises with roles for Mrs McDermott Mrs Pearl Ridgway and students. the First Baptist program includes organ voluntaries recitations songs and a “Children's Jubilee” chorus under chorister Mrs Randolph Jones and Clara Reed.
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McDermott
Asaletants
Severseees
Dorothy Fellows Buttercup
First Baptist Church
Randolph Jones
Clara Reed
B. G. Bedrice
Richards and Barrett Wed in Green Ridge Home
John Richards of Filmore avenue and Miss Delia Barrett were united in marriage Wednesday evening at the bride's parents home in Green Ridge. Rev J Lymiun of Court Street Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Ida James and groomsman David Davis attended. They will reside with the bride's brother on Keyser avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richards
Filmore’ Avenue
Delia Barrett
Green Ridge
J. ©. Lymiun
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ida James
Wis David Davis
Keyser Avenue
Epworth League Officers Elected for Six Months at Simpson
The Simpson chapter of the Epworth League elected May Jones as president and Anna Hughes as vice president for the next six months. Florence Keith is second vice president followed by Grace Snow as third and Bertha Crawford as fourth vice president. Grace Daniels is secretary Walter Jones treasurer Arthur Phillips librarian William Sutton chorister and Ethel McDermott pianist. The Wyoming conference Epworth league convention will be held at the Simpson church in October.
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Simpson
The
Epworth League
May Jones
Anna Hughes
Florence Keith
Grace Snow
Bertha Crawford
Grace Daniels
Walter Jones
Arthur Phillips
Willam Sutton
Ethel McDermott
Wyoming
Simpson Church
Closing Exercises at No 32 School Feature Local Program
Parents enjoyed the closing exercises with a varied program. The lineup included choruses Sweet Summer Rain and Shepherd Boy, recitations by Corinne Collins, Clezie Switzer, Clint Corlers, ETHOE Sanders, Beatrice Parsons, Tydil Jones, and Dolsie Acker, plus a school Reckathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llezie Mullen
Boleasoiieonvecees
Eeu
Corinne Collins
Clezie Switzer Renin
Clint
Mm, Corlers
Ovean Boo
Ethoe Sanders
Beatrice Parsons
Oman
Lord Bom
Notable Scranton High class of ’02 grads linked to No 14 school
Two top graduates from the Scranton High School class of 1902, Edward E. Lord and Eva Kittle, were former pupils of No 14 school. Thirty four No 14 graduates posted averages above 99 percent, and Emma France achieved 99 percent for the year.
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Scranton High School
No. 14 School
Edward E. Lord
Eva Kittle
No. 14
Emma France
Children's Day Observances Planned at Local Churches
Tomorrow will be observed as Children's Day in Simpson Methodist Episcopal church First Baptist church and Chestnut Street German Presbyterian church. Elaborate programmes have been arranged and the parents and friends are cordially invited to attend the services in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church
Mine Locals Meet at Jayne's Hall in West Scranton
West Scranton mine locals convene at Jayne's Hall at 10 this morning to conduct important business. The Loyal Crusaders gather at Red Men's Hall tonight with Prof. Young of North Scranton to speak. Capouse Colliery Accidental Fund to meet at Co operative Hall this evening. The A O EH choir and ladies auxiliary urged to attend at Young Men's Institute Hall tonight.
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West Scranton
Jayne's Hall
Red Men's Hall
Prof. Young
North Scranton
Capouse Colliery
A. O. EH
Young Men's Institute
Line officers meet and community notices fill busy week
The First regiment of Lancers and Catholic Total Abstinence union plan a meeting at Young Men's Institute hall. Mansfield State Normal school graduates Miss Mae Mughes and David J. Williams, and other local residents are noted for events including commencements, picnics, travels, illnesses, and a smallpox report.
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Susquehanna County
M. Reese
North Hyde Park Avenue
Wilkes-Birre
Phoebe Kintner
Lake Carey
John Florey
Pullview Avenue
E. E. Monck
South Main Avenue
Henry Florey
Colorado
George Howell
Washburn Street
Hawley High School
Wedleady
William Flanaghin
Jackson Street
Continental Mine Accidental Fund
Co-operative Hall
Young People’s Society of
Chris. Lium
Mra
Jenkins T. Reese
Hiyde Park Avenue
George B. Reynolds
Obituary notices for David Roderick and Mrs Henneforth
David Roderick aged 65 died at home after a serious illness. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs George Franklin and Mrs Gaffney. Funeral tomorrow at 2:00 PM with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Mrs J Henneforth aged 37 died yesterday. She leaves a husband and three small children. Funeral tomorrow at 2:00 PM from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roderick
Hamm Court
George Franklin
Gaffney
Buffalo
Washburn Street
Prominent youths ride to Carbondale on Scranton trolley
A group of young men and women enjoyed a decorated Scranton Railway trolley trip to Carbondale on Thursday evening. The car departed the square at 7 PM, reached Carbondale at 9, and after an hour of sightseeing, returned home. The event was organized by a committee led by Charles Beers, David Laird, Daniel Hartzell, and Charles Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Merry Company
Scranton Railway Company
Charles Beers
David Laird
Daniel Hartzell
Charles Thomas
Pretty wedding at St Pauls Evangelical Church
Miss Cecilia Lauer, daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Lauer of Short avenue, married John Zurflieh of Butte City Mont at St Pauls Evangelical church on Thursday evening. Attendants included Grave Lauer and William Lauer with Minnie Zurflieh as flower girl. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s home and gifts for the couple. They will live in Butte City Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Cecilia Lauer
W. C. Lauer
Short Avenue
John Zurflich
Butte City
Mont
Grave Lauer
William Lauer
Minnie Zurflieh
Pleasant surprise party for Miss Carrie Longmore
A group of friends hosted a surprise party for Miss Carrie Longmore at the home of her aunt Mrs. Benjamin Davis 2208 Nobert avenue. The evening included party diversions and refreshments with numerous attendees listed among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Longmore
Benjamin Davis
Nobert Avenue
Annie Rhule
Hattie Lloyd
May Davis
Margaret Thomas
Gertie Wills
Martha Thomas
Mary Thomas
Viola Williams
Lena Williams
Lulu Davis
John Quinn
George Mackle
Edward Tallman
Daniel Davis
Thomas Howells
Zachariah Williams
Frank Coleman
Perry Thomas
William Ivans
Richard Hughes
Rev W J Clark to speak at Y M C A vesper service
Rev W J Clark returning from eight years in India will speak at the Y M C A parlors 348 North Main Sunday at 3 30. Violinists include Walkenshaw A F E Roberta Miss Marion Hill Miss Bella Cousina. All invited. Children day services planned at First Primitive Methodist with morning recitations solos duets and choruses and an evening service A Tribute of Flowers with full orchestra. Rev A H Smith of North Main Avenue Baptist to leave.
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W. J. Clark
India
North Main Avenue
Walkenshaw
A. FE. Roberta
Marion Hill
Bella Cousina
Miles Ruth Jackson
Clark
Bobur
William Perry
Hollister Avenue
Pittsburg
John King
Thomas McCrane
Lake Windine
John Harris
Forest City
A. H. Smith
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Our Working Girls and the Call for Health Remedies
A dramatic appeal highlights the strain on women workers in mills and shops. The text argues long hours and cramped work cause health breakdowns and recommends Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven cure, citing numerous recovered cases and urging readers to consider the remedy.
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Pinkham
Lydia BE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss May BarcuNnes
Middle Village
P. O
Long Island
N.Y
Local Residents Spend Summer Visits and Club Elections
Miss Lillian Morris of West Chester is spending the summer with her parents on William street in Philadelphia. The Green Ridge Castle Ancient Order of Mystic Chain will meet in regular session next Monday to elect officers for the ensuing term. Miss Mary Mechule and Loretta Morrison of Putnam street spent a Thursday evening with friends in Taylor.
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Philadelphia
Lillian Morris
West Chester
William Street
Green Ridge
No. 10 School Holds Summer Sendoff With Teachers
After a round of three cheers for popular teachers, the summer dismissal followed a pleasing good by social at No 10 school. All teachers and pupils joined in the event as refreshments were served.
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No. 10
Mary Gallagher Hosts Surprise Party For Cedar Avenue Friends
Miss Mary Gallagher of Cedar Avenue entertained Thursday night with a spontaneous gathering of young friends. The group enjoyed music, refreshments, and merry features for several hours, with attendees including John Morrison James Downs William Garvin Joseph Murray James Walsh and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gallagher
Cedar Avenue
John Morrison
James Downs
William Garvin
Josenh O'Malley
Joseph Murray
James Walsh
Thomas Coyne
James Crane
Mary Murray
Gwynne Evans
Katherine Lydon
Mary Wennrney
Jena Muurray
Mugele
General Grant Commandery Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES General Grant commandery No. 2h Knights of Malta marked its fifth anniversary despite a storm. Sir Knight Commander Darry Mannix led a short business session and a lively social program featuring singers Miss Carris and Amelia Benne, with remarks by ex Mayor Moir and Post Commander J. E. Evins. A lunch followed. organizers included Hturtevandt Evins Browk Kennengesser Hessinger. The group, organized June 1 1897, is a prosperous local institution with many members and valued regalia. Adam Fischtel serves as recorder and bookkeeper since founding.
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Grant
Knights of Milt
Thartman
Kight
Darry Mannix
John G. McAsklie
Mies Carris
Amelia Benne
Matthew Lindt
Moir
J. E. Evins
Steere
Coke
Crull
Wni Borgoud
Il’. B. Bturtevandt
J. B. Evins
J. V. Browk
Edward Kennengesser
William Hessinger
Starry Mannix
Adam Fischtel
Soalety
Marriage of George Stuckert and Milas Dulugherty
George Stuckert a South Ninth street bookkeeper for a local company wed Milas Dulugherty of South Irving avenue a No. 50 school teacher at St Johns Catholic Church South Scranton in a ceremony conducted by Rev J Melley. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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George Stuckert
South Ninth Street
Maloney OW Company
Milas Lalla Dulugherty
South Irving
St. John's Catholic Church
South Scranton
J. Melley
Miss Emma Hempe to Wed Next Week in Beran ton Flats
In a Times notice readers learn Emma Hempe of Beran ton Flats will marry next week not Rempe of Alder Street. A Methodist Episcopal church joint excursion to Lake Lodore is planned for June 17 with services at St Pauls Methodist.
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Emma Hempe
Beranton
Rempe
Alder Street
Epiacopal
Lake Lodore
West Wwnewlay
St. Paul's Methodist Piscanes
Behley
Mira Anna Stahleber
Naa
Loyalty Club
Closing of the school year at War Love Schools
Teachers and pupils marked the end of the year with a buoyant mood. At No 15 Professor O Mulley’s pupils organized an excellent programme and Nay Aug park outings were enjoyed. At No 3 Miss Penman and Miss Welnechanis led an engaging class entertainment for the children.
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Warlove
O Mulley
Nay Aug Park
Misa Penman
Miss Welnechanis
Evening pranks and sewer work mark Dunmore notes
A stuffed figure resembling miners hangs on a tele phone pole near Lawsons bakery on Drinker street for three days. Street crews on Chestnut street near Willow lay a new sewer to replace the long covered culvert. Robert Miller surrendered to Officer Keyes as the man who accidentally shot Mrs. Cella Kelly.
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Drinker Street
Lawson
Brown
Chestnut Street
Willow
Wee
Robert Miller
Officer Keyes
Cella Kelly
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Lawrence Ketchum
Adelbert Thomas
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Love's Chain
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George L. Peck
William H. Hagen
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Norman Lord
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Beatricio Tovey
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Lena Merihell
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Geo. W. Jenkins
Globe Warehouse
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Marsha James
Bessie Evans
Jenkina Bong
Jackson Street Baptist Notes
Ald Society
Norma Nicholls
David Gibbs
Elizabeth Morgan
Angelus
General News
Atterbury
Samter Bros
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George W. Phillips
John Zurfileh
No. 25 School
R. H. Martin
A. May Benedict
Florence Walker
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Thomas Morris
Lewis McCusker
William Clegg
Chow
Teresa O'Donnell
Gretta Purcell
Minnie McCusker
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Frank Gallagher
Wm. Clegg
Lewis McQuskm
Clegg
Monven
Geo. W. Phillips
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Special Am Medicine Company
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the Elks
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4Th Ave
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Tor
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T. Thompson
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Siegel Cooper's
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Albert EW
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Imperial Cigar CO
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Postal Telegraph Company
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David Chamberlain
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James Fielding
J. G. Howe
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