Advisory Board Meeting At Penn Avenue Baptist Church
The regular quarterly meeting of the advisory committee of Penn Avenue Baptist Church will be held this evening at o clock.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
3
Reserved Seats Diagram for Faelten Recital
The diagram for reserved seats for the Faelten recital is at the Conservatory office located at 604 Lindon Street all day this evening at the Parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faelten
Conservatory
Lindon Street
St Luke's Excursion Rescheduled With All-Day Train Run
The St Luke's excursion, postponed from last Thursday, will occur tomorrow with trains leaving for the lake at unspecified time. Tickets valid on the afternoon train and the two return trains. The games committee plans competitions for both boys and girls. Bauer's orchestra will accompany the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Committee On Games
Bauer
Police raid on the Hub nets fines for proprietress and man
Superintendent of Police Day and Detective Detter raided the Hub on Bruve street late Saturday night arresting proprietress Mrs Timothy Jones and a man who gave the name Smith. The woman was fined 830 for keeping a house of ill fame and the man was fined 5 for being an inmate thereof. Both paid their fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detter
Bpruve Street
Timothy Jones
Smith
Liquor Dealers to Meet in Lackawanna for Union Officers
Liquor dealers of Lackawanna and D Greene counties will hold a joint session at Music Hall tomorrow at 1 PM to elect permanent officers for their newly formed union and discuss actions to reduce license fees and eliminate speakeasies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Dugenne Counties
Music Hall
Hhe
Anniversary celebrated by Green Ridge Wheelmen
The Green Ridge Wheelmen mark the tenth anniversary with a private reception for members and their ladies next Thursday from 8 to 1 at the club house. A dance will follow with Bauer's Orchestra providing music and Hunley catering. Committee includes Charles M. Carr Z L. Rowlson H P Hirchvook B W Beviins and Howard Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Bauer
Hunley
Charles M. Carr
L. Rowlson
H. P. Hirchvook
Beviins
Howard Davis
Meeting of newspaper men for Bedford office picnic
A meeting is called for Tuesday morning June 2 at 9 o clock at the $18 board of trade building. The purpose is to arrange the annual picnic for the city’s newspaper boys. All interested are invited, especially those who will help make this year’s picnic a bigger treat for the newsboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Bedford
Board of Trade
Central Labor Union Publishes List of Boycott Targets
The Central Labor union announces a complete slate of persons firms and corporations on an unfair set and directs its secretary to compile an “unruly” list after a recent meeting. The Citizens Alliance printed cards in local papers asking readers for information on boycotts active in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Thas
Citickens Alliance
Alliance
Central Aber Union
Break for Liberty Ends in Jail for Ten at Palace Hotel
During a strike fever incident, three inmates scaled a ten foot wall at the House of the Good Shepherd and reached central city. Police Lt Feeney located them in the Palace hotel back room with several men. Magistrate Millar remanded them to county jail for ninety days each.
Highlands of Wayne Offer Lakeside Summer Escape
Scranton and Carbondale visitors flock to Wayne and Delaware counties for lakeside recreation. Lake Poyntelle hosts the steamer Margaret and eight guest boats under Charles H. Smith, with nearby Rock Lake Summit Lake Independence Lake Little and Big Hickory Lakes offering fishing and boating. A special July 4 train from Scranton division will bring Wilkes-Barre and Carbondale folks to Poyntelle for an old-fashioned Fourth festival and dance in the pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wayne
Delaware
The
Tribune
Carbondale
New York, Ontario and Western Road
Lake Poyntelle
Charles H. Smith
Poynitelle
Margaret
Peckville
Poyntelle
Poyntelle Station
Rock Lake
Summit Lake
Independence Lake
Spruce Lake
Como
Winwood
Funeral of Charles E Horn
The funeral of Charles E Horn son of Attorney George S Horn was held Saturday from the family residence on Mulberry street. Rev C M Giffin and Rev E B Singer conducted services with music by Mrs J O Brien John T Watkins and Alfred Wooler. Interment in Forest Hill cemetery. Many Lackawanna friends attended. Army units sent floral tributes and bar members served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Eighth Regiment
United States Volunteer Infantry
Thirteenth Regiment
Bar
George W. Benedict, Jr
Charles E. Daniels
Robert J. Murray
Frank M. Lynch
Walter S. Bevan
John R. Edwards
Thomas P. Duffy
B. W. Evans
Archibald Brown
Forest Hill Cemetery
Royal Arcanum Parade Promises City Celebration
A Royal Arcanum parade will precede a celebration at Nuy Aug Park. Guides report to the grand marshal at Lackawanna and Franklin avenues at 1 p.m. The march route runs from Lackawanna to Wyoming to Nuy Aug Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Nuy Aug Park
Lackawanna and
Franklin Avenues
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Fourth of July Excursion to Pictur esque Mountain Park
Fourth of July excursion advertised to Mountain Park on Wilkes-Barre mountain overlooking Wyoming valley. Trains from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre carry passengers at varying times with 70 cent adult and 60 cent child fares. Amusements include bowling merry-go-round goatser railroad village and sports plus music and refreshments. Tickets sold at stations only. J. S. Swisher district passenger agent Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Park
Wilkes-Barre Mountain
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Goaster Railroad
J. 8
Swisher
Latin bishop to ordain Greek priest in Scranton ceremony
On July 2 Scranton will witness Rev John Parskouta ordained a Greek priest by Latin Bishop Hoban in a historic act. Five candidates from St Marys seminary in Baltimore will be ordained, signaling Scranton as the new head of the Greek Catholic church in America with plans for a Greek seminary and future education center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoban
America
Scranton
Europe
John Parskouta
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
College of the Propaganda
Parskouta
John W. Lynott
North Scranton
Edward J. Burke
Carbondale
Corgan and Dryer
Nanticoke
St. Mary's Seminary
Mesers
Lynott
Burke
Cardinia Gibbons
Messrs. Corgan
Dryer
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
United States
Abbe Hodoboy
Austria
Pittsburg
Little Ruth Green Dies After Accidental Shooting
Ruth Romaine Green, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Green of 438 North Sumner avenue, died Saturday at Lackawanna hospital after an accidental shooting by her brother. The children were bright No 8 school pupils and were to take part in Children’s day exercises. Funeral at the house today at 2 pm private. viewing 10:30 am to noon. interment in Dunmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Romaine Green
Joseph J. Green
Sumner Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
No. 8
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Obituaries for Edward Butler Catherine O Hara and Ros Flynn
Edward Butler 18 son of Mr and Mrs James Butler of 427 Prospect Ave died Saturday after brief illness. Survived by parents sisters Margaret Ellen and brothers Patrick William in Chicago. Funeral tomorrow with requiem mass at St Peter's Cathedral. Interment private. Catherine O Hara died Saturday at brother Anthony O Hara’s home 1840 N Washington Ave. Sligh Mass 10 am at St Pauls Green Ridge interment Cathedral cemetery. Mrs Rosch Flynn longtime West Scranton resident died at 8 pm at 224 Van Buren Ave. Survived by children Mrs John Hilgert Rose June John Patrick Joseph. Funeral arrangements later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Butler
James Butler
Prospect Avenue
Margaret
Ellen
Patrick
William
Chicago
St. Peter's Cathedral
Catherine O'Hora
Anthony O'Hara
Washington Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Cathedral Cemetery
Rosh Flynn
West Scranton
van Buren Avenue
John Hilgert
Rose
June
John
Joseph
National Educational Association Meeting in Minneapolis
The National Educational Association convenes in Minneapolis from July 7 to 11. All who seek low railroad rates should meet June 4 at 3 p.m. in the superintendent's office for berth information. G. W. Phillips, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
G. W. Phillips
Recital by Carl Faelten in St Luke's Parish House
Renowned pianist and Faelten School director Carl Faelten presents a recital at St Luke's Parish House under Conservatory of Music auspices. Program includes Schubert Beethoven Mendelssohn Chopin and more with notes on Pastoral Sonata and other works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Faelten
Faelten
Chopin
Hall mine near Marion named valuable asset in region
The Hall mine owned by Hall Mining company founders 8. D. Roberts Richard R. Walsh John Wall J P Kelly and KE Tl House gains 10000 to expand operations across 125 acres. A northward stream splits the tract with rich gravel beds yielding garnet zircon aquamarine amethyst topaz ruby and diamonds. A Scranton birth note records a son born June 22 1902 to Mr and Mrs M T Howley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Mine
Marion
N. C
8. D. Roberts
Richard R. Walsh
John Wall
J. P. Kelly
KE. Tl. House
Maarion
Hall Mining Company
Sermon argues church must not mediate labor disputes
Rev. Henry Sterling Potter of Green Ridge Baptist declares the church should not settle property conflicts or act as judge in strikes. He says the church’s mission is to transform human nature through the Gospel, teaching the Fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man to prevent conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sterling Potter
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Mr. Potter
Great
Church
God
Jesus
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