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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1902

Page

6

Peace Terms Debate At Plymouth Congregational Church

West Scranton churchgoers heard four speakers from Welsh Baptist and Plymouth men’s leagues discuss whether the postwar terms between Britain and the Boers were just. Davies praised the terms, noting Boer signatories and English magnanimity. Daniels and Edwards stressed fairness and the Boers’ retention of racial identity amid conquest.

Plymouth Congregational Church John J. Davies John M. Edwards First Welsh Baptist Church Men's League Charlies E. Daniels John R. Thomas Plymouth Church Men’s League D. D. Evans Tallie M. Evans Richard Phillips Sherman Avenue Edna D. Evans James R. Hughes Davies Edward Enghind Neland Daniels England South Africa John Phillips Hy. A. Parsons League

Effects of the Storm Floods Hit West Scranton Areas

The storm caused limited damage in West Scranton with cellars flooded mainly near Ninth streets and below Main Avenue. Sewer basins overflowed spreading water into streets. by night surface waters receded leaving few signs. West Park homes, including Charles Stetter on Bromley Avenue, saw flooded cellars and displaced front steps.

West Scranton Ninth Streets Main Avenue M. C. Aisley and Washburn, Williams & Co West Park Charles Stetter Bromley Avenue North Main Avenue

Alumnis Accept Challenge for Two July Games

The Alumnis base ball team of Northeastern Pennsylvania accepts a two game challenge from Susquehanna for July 4 morning and afternoon with $60 guaranteed plus expenses. Manager Thomas also books July 21 at Berwick August 6 at Honerdale and August 14 at Washington N J. The team features top college and amateur players and has won all games this season.

Alumnis Pennsylvania Susquehanna Thomas Berwick Honerdale Washington N. J

Mission Society Meets and Excursion Planned

The Bertha La Monte Foreign Missionary society meets tonight at Miss Grace Peck's home 1408 Price street with Mrs. John P. Moffat in charge. The Junior Christian Endeavor plans at Nay Aug park this afternoon. Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary society meets at Nay Aug park next Friday. Take the 10:30 a.m. car at Malin avenue and Jackson street. The church and Bible school join Providence Presbyterian for the Lake Ariel excursion on June 27.

Bertha

Funeral Notices for French and Thomas Families

The funeral for Gertrude French age 10 of 320 Fifteenth Street occurred yesterday afternoon from the family home with services at St Patrick s Church and burial in Cathedral cemetery. Edwin J Thomas age 3 years 6 days of 323 North Hyde Park Avenue died yesterday morning and his funeral will be held at the house tomorrow afternoon with interment in Cambria cemetery.

Gertrude Joseph French Fifteenth Street St. Patrick's Catholic Church Cathedral Edwin J. Thomas Evan D. Thomas Hyde Park Avenue Cambria

South Scranton News Roundup of Health, Travel, and Local Events

An elderly South Main resident suffers a critical stroke. Local families report visits, returns from hospital, and summer travel plans. A trolley wire incident disrupts a streetcar on South Main. Bowling scores rise in Electric City tournament. A funeral and small-pox case are noted along with civic drills and a birthday celebration.

Margaret Davis South Main Avenue Iva Dean Beatrice Stephens Nicholson Fred I. Foster Landis Street David Evats Farr Boulevard Mores Taylor Hospital Sarah Knowles Sayloreville Isabelle ‘Tomlinson Trenton N. J Francis Tomlinson Philadelphia Alfred Tomlinson Pasadena Street Lidward Brier Jackson Street Will M. Williams Rock Street New York A. M. Morse South Bromley Avenue Lake Winola Morgan P. Daniels Jennie Division Street Teutonic Wales Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church Electric City Atterburys St. Paul's Pioneer Corps St. David's Hall Lake Lodore Jane Thompson Bald Mount Margaret Fleming Rundle Avenue Tincoln Heights Holy Cross Church Thomas Carmody Thomas Griffiths Filmore Avenue John

Hawley Delegates at Harrisburg State Republican Convention

Hawley residents attended the state Republican convention in Harrisburg led by M. T. Snyder W. H. Guinn and Dr. L. P. Cook among others. Arrangements noted for Hawley High School staff hires for the coming year include principal Mark Creasy and several teachers.

Hawley Harrisburg M.T. Snyder W. H. Guinn L. P. Cook H. G. Ames E. L. Schlager Hh, Thompson Bishop T. F. Wall HL. A. Plum A. K. Kellum C. A. Pellett Paypack Misa Lisale Fryer Mutamoros High School Mark Creasy J. J. Koehler D. K. Daniels S. A. Daniels S. EB. Oldfield N. A. Edwards ER. D. Gill Laulen Buck Mary Wegge E. M. Thielke

Pretty wedding at the Gabriel home in North Scranton

Annie Reese of Oak Street married David Gabriel in a ceremony led by Rev. R S Jones D D pastor of the Welsh Congregational church. Guests included Miss Laura Gabriel and Joseph England as attendants. A wedding repast followed and the couple left for Philadelphia and Atlantic City before settling on William Street.

Annie Reese David Gabriel R. 5. Jones Welsh Congregational Church Institute of Human Development Evan Gabriel Church Avenue Miles Annie Reese Oak Street R. 8. Jones West Market Street Laura Gabriel Joseph England Philadelphia Atlantic City William Street Thomas R. James Mathew Phillips Benjamin Richards Lewis Harris Henry Jenkins Daniel Price William Morgan Howell Gabriel Catherine Reese Plymouth Taille Gabriel John Lewis Thomas Reese

North Scranton Institute Hosts Annual Exhibition

Final arrangements are in place for tonight's closing exhibition by the North Scranton Institute of Human Development gymnasium classes at the Tabernacle. The ladies' class debuts in uniforms with Swedish drills and a variety of performances followed by an ice cream and cake reception. A morning class for ages 6 to 16 runs 10 to 12 starting Wednesday.

North Scranton

Musical Evening At YWCA Parlors In North Malin Ave

This evening at 8 o'clock a music recital will be held in the YWCA parlors 2018 North Malin avenue with violinist Fred Widmayer. Planes and vocal solos expected. social hour to follow. Ladies who aided in the new piano purchase invited. no admission fee or collection. Also notes Mrs. Davis ill at Throop street. Minor blaze at Happel's meat market on North Main avenue caused by an electrical spark, extinguished with little damage.

Young Women's Christian Association North Malin Avenue Fred Widmayer Davis Throop Street Wertall Honesdale H. F. Atherton North Main Avenue Happel

Ice social planned by local German clubs in Scranton

On Tuesday June 4 the Scranton Saengerrunde will host the Junger Maennerchor and the Liederkrang societies in the city. Misses Lohmann and Linn will chaperone an ice social at the Hickory street parish house this evening. Dr Schley's Lung Healing Balsam guarantees cough relief with no cure no pay, available from all dealers.

Scranton Saengerrunde Junger Maennerchor Liederkrang Lohmann Linn Cvenimn Hickory Street Schley

Dunmore Briefs Aimed at Local Notices and People

Effigy removal on Drinker street after sheriff and deputies cut it down. Chestnut street sewer project clarification places under sewer committee rather than Street Commissioner Brown. Engagement announced: Miss Margaret O'Hara to Michael Duffy at St. Marys on Wednesday. Various local travels, visits, and upcoming St Mark’s excursion to Lake Ariel on June 19. Unclaimed letters list ends June 14. Missionary society to meet at Mrs. W. D. Devker’s Cherry street home.

Sehadt Brown Chestnut Street Margaret O'Hara Elm Street Michael Duffy Baltimore St. Mary's Church George Wilson Fernle B. C G. Barto Stone Grant University Brook Street Richard Webber Mame Liverpool James Sweeney New York City Walnut Street Annie Murray Mansfield Normal School St. Mark's Lake Ariel Bushee Pittston R. N. Davis Blakely Street Fred Cooke New York John Palmer Cherry Street H. C. Hubler Butler Street Shickshinny A. A. Smith Auburn Woolworth George Ellis Princeton University Dunmore Peter Fleigh Eda. Schahill Church Street Leonardo Galbo Giuseppe Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church W. D. Devker

Railroad completes washers at Dickson culm pile

Delaware and Hudson Railroad has completed erection of washers at the Dickson culm pile and are now operating it. Miss Lella Woodruff of Electric Avenue entertains Miss Jessie Kelley of Wilkes-Barre. Charles Tobey of North Park goes to Susquehanna for summer. Green Ridge Presbyterian church Lend-a-Fland Mission Band will sell ice cream and cake in the church parlors at the close of mid week service tomorrow evening. All are invited.

Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company Dickson Culm Pile Lella’ Woodruff Electric Avenue Jessie Kelley Wilkes-Barre Charles ‘Tobey North Park Susquehanna Lend-a-Fland Mission Green Ridge

Obituary notices for Sarah Swift and Fred Fetzer

Mrs Sarah Swift of 201 Meridian Street died at noon after a short illness. Funeral from St Patrick s church Wednesday at 9 AM with interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Fred Fetzer died yesterday at his parents home on Moosic Street after a long illness at age 26. survivors include parents and siblings. funeral notice to follow.

Sarah Swift Meridian Street St. Patrick's Church Cathedral Cemetery Fred Fetzer Gis Moosic

Funeral for Catherine Brown Held This Afternoon

The funeral for the late Catherine Brown will be held this afternoon at St O Vleck from the family residence 1229 Stone Avenue. Services will be conducted at St John’s Church and burial will be in Avoca.

Catherine Brown Sto'vleck Stone Avenue St. John’s Church Avoca

New Milford Teachers Hear Pleasing Address

Rev. Charles Smith of the Methodist church delivered a pleasing address to the teachers at the summer school of review in New Milford on Monday evening. Mrs. A Gardner of Montrose visited the Trumbulls early in the week. Mr. and Mrs. G Shay and son Carellon of Philadelphia visited relatives here. Miss Henrietta Haydn has returned.

New Milford Charles Smith Methodist Church A. Gardner Montrose VY. Trumbull G. ©. Shay and Son Carellon Philadelphia Henrietta Haydn

Local News and Society Roundup Hoboken to Susquehanna Visit

From Hoboken N Y Mrs F E Benjamin of Nicholson visited town Sunday. Delegates J W Axtell and Maude Trumbull appointed to Susquehanna County Christian Endeavor convention. Phonograph entertainment at the opera house Thursday for St Marys church. Summer school of review for teachers ends Friday. Additional notes on visitors and gatherings in town.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union M. Shelp J. W. Axtell Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Maude Trumbull Susquehanna County Mansfield Edward Colston Great Bend Opera House St. Mary's Church Elmer Tingley Tingley Halistead Marie Sullivan Binghamton Theron Shay

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West Scranton Bert Dufour Geo. W. Jenkins Main Ave Globe Warehouse Bimpson M. E. Church Epworth League May Jones North Mothers’ Jewels Nay Aug Park Allis Mission Washburn Street Presbyterian General News Belanton Tribune Atterbury Samter Bros Gabriel South Scranton St. Aloysius Total Birch Street Pittston Avenue Rev W. A. North Washington Avenue Charles Heler Fred Heusner William Bunts Fred Lang Pharmacy Hall John @urcher John Leates Thomas Caltin Challee St. Bernard Calpin P. A. Cavanaugh Ttver Street Father Melley Mountain Park Luzerne Comet Knights of Pythias Math Kommers Allen Colm Bimene Allen G. Olmated le Roy N.Y The Scranton Tribune Standard Jonas Long Hoboken, N. Y F. E. Benjamin South American Panama Sarmter Brothers, Outfitters
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