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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1902

Page

6

Church Services Vary With Rain Heavy Sunday Attendance

Heavy rains reduced morning and afternoon churchgoers across West Scranton though evening crowds grew at several churches. The First Welsh Baptist hosted Trev. W. Moria preaching Welsh then English, while Plymouth Congregational used guest Rev. Hurey Dougherty. Continuous reports note sermons by Rev. L. L. Sprague at Simpson Methodist and Rev. H. C. McDermott at the same church, plus messages at Jackson Street Baptist and area Presbyterians.

Trev. W. Moria D. D Treorkey Wales First Sherman Avenue Chestnut Street German Presbyterian Church Jacob Schoettle Brooklyn N. Y Plymouth Congregational Church Sprague James Benninger Winbury Methodist Episcopal Church Calvary Jackson Street Baptist Church de Grouchy First Baptist Washburn Street Presbyterian Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Gal LL. Thamner Phot

West Side Driving Club Reschedules Races for July Fourth

The postponed races set for June 17 will run Friday July 4 with a $50 purse for the winner. Entrants include Lucy J Meredith Jones Silver Boy William Driscoll Compound William Scott St Charles Albert Wicks. First race called at 2 o clock. A special club meeting will be held at C C Deckernick's cigar store this evening.

West Side Driving Club Lucy J Meredith Jones Silver Boy William Driscoll Compound William Scott St. Charles Albert Wicks C. C. Deckernick

Newly Elected Officers of Pata gonia Lodge Knights of Pythias

The Pata gonia lodge Knights of Pythias announces officers led by Master of Work Richard A. Lewis and Chancellor Commander J. Henry Jones. Other posts include John James as vice-chair John James, Morris Jones as prelate, Thomas D. James as master at arms, and David D. Lewis as master of finance. Trustees include Thomas J. Evans and Morris Jones with David D. Lewis as representative to the Grand Lodge.

Patagonia Lodge Knights of Pythias Richard A. Lewis J. Henry Jones John James Morris Jones Thomas D. James David D. Lewis D. D. Evans Edmund Davis Lewis Jenkins George Diehl Thomas J. Evans Grand Lodge

UV. T. D. Social Club Members Rent Lake Sheridan Cottage

The UV. T. D. Social club rents a Lake Sheridan cottage for July and leaves tomorrow for their annual outing. Members listed include Harry Koch George Adkins Albert Foster John H. Jones John Richards Reese GG Reese Edward Richards Saul Jones Eugene Brooks and David Jones.

UV. T. D

Funeral for Bellevue resident John S. Davis held at family home

The large funeral for John S. Davis, longtime Bellevue resident, occurred Saturday afternoon with interment at Washburn street cemetery. Rev. William Davis led services at Snyder avenue residence. Davis was a church deacon and member of Hyde Park Masons, Knights of Pythias, and Odd Fellows, whose lodges provided pallbearers.

John S. Davis Bellevue Washburn Street Snyder Avenue William Davis Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church Hyde Park Lodge Knights of Pythias Slocum Lodge of Odd Fellows John E. Davis Taylor Independent Order of Odd Fellows Improved Order of Red Men American Protestant Association Undertakers' Association D. 8. Price Clark's Summit J. B

Funeral for Ern est Glore Child of Locust Street Family

The funeral for 12 year old Ernest Glore of 116 West Locust Street was held Saturday afternoon. Services were at the family home and interment followed in Dunia Cemetery.

Ernest Glore West Locust Street Dunia Cemetery

Funeral of Mrs Mary Montalbon at Lincoln Heights

The funeral for Mrs. Mary Montalbon of Old Forge, who died at West Side hospital, was held yesterday afternoon at Tague's undertaking establishment. Interment followed at Lincoln Heights cemetery. Local Union No. 1603 United Mine Workers meets at 2 30 this afternoon on Lugurne street Flanaghan Hill. Ripple division Sons of Temperance holds a special meeting tonight. Plymouth Congregational Church Men’s League plans summer activities. Rev W Morris D D of Trearkey Wales to preach at Tabernacle Congregational Church on South Hyde Park Avenue tonight.

Mary Montalbon Old Forge West Side Hospital Tague Lincoln Heights United Mine Workers of America Flanaghan's Hill Lugerne Street Ripple Division Sons of Temperance Men's League Plymouth Congregational Church W. Morris Trearkey Wales Tabernacle Congregational Church South Hyde Park Avenue Harvey's Lake Schley Veronica Roth Roth Greenwood Prospect Avenue Minooka Walter Alplanap Buffalo

West Scranton mourns Mrs Maxey. interment at Carbonale

Funeral services for Mrs. George Maxey drew several West Scranton residents yesterday afternoon at Forest City. Interment followed in Carbonale.

Local residents hosted and visited across towns

Miss Lelia McMicken guest of Miss Edna Bonner in Luzerne street. Stephen Davis returned home from Lake, while E Bonner of Des Moines visits Robert Bonner of Luzerne street. Newton Davis travels to Seattle, Washington. Mr and Mrs Eugene Bittenbender host relatives in Stroudsburg. Fred Price vacationing at Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mrs I L Slate seriously ill. Miss Florence Harvey vacationing at Greene New York. James Davis visiting parents on Byron street. Miss Kate Sheridan visiting her mother Sixteenth street. George W Chase and family return from trip to metropolis and seashore. Mrs Charles Buckalew hosts Mrs W E Stout, children of Wapwallopen, and Miss Laura Salt of Berwick. William Luxemburger and son attend Mercy hospital graduation where Miss Luxemburg graduates. Miss Mildred Wrigley suspends vacation at Factoryville. Mrs J E Kernard and son William staying at Three Lakes Susquehanna county. Arthur J Jones confined to home with quincy.

Lelia McMicken Springfield Edna M. Bonner Luzerne Street Stephen Davis Bellevue Street Lake Carey E. Bonner Des Moines Robert Newton Davis Archbald Street Seattle Washington Eugene Bittenbender South Bromley Avenue Stroudsburg Fred Price Bellevue Buffalo Niagara Falls I. L. Slate Eynon Street Florence Harvey South Ninth Street Greene, N.Y James Davis Lake Ariel Byron Street Kate Sheridan Chester Springs Orphan School George W. Chase North Main Avenue Metropolis Charles Buckalew South Main Avenue W. E. Stout Wapwallopen Laura Salt Berwick William Luxemburger and Son Washburn Street

Hickory Street Presbyterian Church community notices and events

After midweek services the Hickory Street church plans a monthly elders meeting, a Thursday Ladies' Aid gathering, and a Thursday night patriotic literary program by the Young People's Society. Sunday July 6 will feature a patriotic service with special music by Doersam and Nordt, soloists Gippel and Garagan, and a Junger Maennerchor quartet.

Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid Society Young People's Society Charles Doersam W. A. Nordt Mr. Gippel Miss Garagan Junger Maennerchor

Children Day events and city band concert in Scranton

North Scranton Capouse Presbyterian Sunday school held Children’s Day with solos recitations and choruses led by G R Walkinshaw’s orchestra. Providence Silver Cornet band gave an open air concert on West Market Street and Miss Mary Thomas received a farewell at her uncle’s home.

Capouse Presbyterian Church Walkinshaw Albert Roberts William Reese Harry Birtley Albert Lernox Mary Kell Belle Cousins Janis Lernox Ambrose Mulley Oswald Jones James Reid Miss Thomas Texas The First Christian Church North Malin Avenue Arthur B. Singer Wells Street Bayonne N. J John Lewis New York City Warren Street J. N. Roberts Cora Summit Avenue Susquehanna County Rogers and Sickler MN City Union Licks Providence Bate West Scrianton Providence Square Fred Rictor Tribune

DUNMORE Social notes mix visits and church plans

Mrs James Y Bryden hosts a kindness afternoon for her daughter Isabelle with local children and mothers. The Ladies Aid society plans a Tuesday 2 20 pm meeting at Mrs A D Blackinton s home. August has no business meeting. Various residents are mentioned visiting or returning to town or off to Buffalo. Unclaimed letters list includes several names and addresses.

James Y. Bryden Dudley Street Isabelle Harry Winters Arthur A. Warg Charles Ames John Howard Close Louise Neuffer Helen Niemyer Ladies Aid Society Presbyterian Church A. D. Blackinton Gertrude Mathews North Blakely Street Minersville Willian Evans Pittston R. N. Davis T. P. Letchworth Chestnut Street Thomas English Antonie Guehon Bunker Hill Merl Hossesinski Depew Street

Fourth of July at Mountain Park Promises Plenty of Fun

Citizens are invited to a large Mountain Park celebration with games for all ages. Lawrence's band will provide music and M F Padden will offer refreshments for up to 20 000 attendees. Train schedules issue from Scranton and Wilkes Barre with multiple departures and modest fares.

Mountain Park Lawrence M. F. Padden Scranton Wilkes-Barre Shc

Allen's Foot Ease powder promises instant foot relief

An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease as a cure for painful corns bunions sweating and discomfort from tight shoes. It claims rapid relief and all the shoe stores and druggists carry the product with mail order options listed.

Allen Malta Ana Mie Allen & Olmsted

Church Meetings and Remodelling Plans Headline

Trustees and officers of the Church of Peace on Pros pect avenue plan a meeting tomorrow evening in the church basement. Rev E. Schmidt preached at the Tay lor Evangelical church yesterday afternoon due to Pastor Webber’s illness. Hickory Street Presbyterian church to convene officers soon to review completed remodelling plans.

Church of Peace Prospect Avenue Dr. Schmidt Taylor Evangelical Church Webber Hickory Street Presbyterian Church

Water treaders shoes tested by Hess and Yoos on Mountain Lake

Inventors Jacob Hess and Peter Yoos developed waterproof tin shoes designed to float and carry a wearer safely on water. Trials showed the 28 by 14 inch air tight vessels were briefly unstable but a youth proved steering possible and the pair plan more tests toward a practical design.

Jacob Hess Peter Yoos Mountain Lack Hess Messrs Yoes

Quiet City Weddings Tie Two Local Couples

John Miller of Miller and Doehler wed Sophie Grieser of Willow Street at the bride’s home with Rev. W A Nord officiating. The couple will reside at 619 Willow Street. A second ceremony matched William Kroll and Dora Fuchs at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church with Rev. Nord officiating and a short reception at Neptune Court before moving to Honesdale.

John Miller Miller & Doehler Sophie Grieser Willow Street W. A. Nord Wilhelmina Heir Edward Kroll Neptune Court

Cedar Avenue duo nets 127 fish on Maplewood trip

John Burgess and Captain Fred Boyer returned from Maplewood with a phenomenal catch of 127 fish of several varieties on a Saturday outing. Their rod and reel effort yielded a large haul and the report notes the event.

John Burgess Cedar Avenue Fred Boyer Maplewood Casey and Kelly's Brewery

Funeral for Mrs Laura Knapp at Green Ridge home

Mrs Laura Knapp wife of 4% B Knapp died and funeral services were held at 623 East Market Street with Rev Francis Bateman presiding. Pallbearers included Thomas Bhotton George Nicol J A Reichard and others. Interment at Dunmore Cemetery was private.

Laura Knapp B. Knapp East Market Street Francis, Bateman Church of the Good Shepherd Knapp Thomas Bhotton George Nicol J. A. Reichard J. A. Hopewell Eugene Marsh Irving Wint Alexander Simpson Joseph Spafford Dunmore Cemetery Green Ridge Presbyterian Church G. F. Whittemore Meldrum Miss Becker

Obituary of Dr H S S Cooper of Newton

Obituary notes Newton resident Dr H S S Cooper died Saturday morning after a year long illness. He was about 80 and regarded as a sturdy pioneer of the community.

H. S&s. Cooper Newton

Local obituaries and funeral notices for region residents

The obituary notices detail deaths of John E. Davis of Taylor and Frank Gallagher of 830 Orchard Street, highlighting long careers and lodge memberships. Funeral arrangements at Clark's Summit and Taylor homes are announced, with services and interment slated for Forest Hill and local cemeteries. Additional notices report Peter Reiger, Michael Langan, John Ryan, and others connected to families in Clark's Summit and Olive Street, with funeral plans to follow.

Frank Gallagher Orchard Street Patrick Anthony Andrew John Owen Michael Rose Gallagher

Closing Recital At Guernsey Hall Tonight

Miss Edith Swingle, pupil of Haydn Evans, performs the closing piano recital at Guernsey Hall this evening. She is assisted by Miss Marie Gibney, Miss Margaret Armstrong, and P. Engle of Wilkes-Barre in vocal numbers. Program includes Allegro Vivace and Largo.

Edith Swingle Haydn Fvans Guernsey Hall Ewingle Marie Gibney Margaret Armstrong P. Engle Wilkes-Barre

Gelatt Spencer Nuptials At Thompson Home

A June 25 wedding at the Thompson home of Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Spencer united George Gelatt of the Correspondence Schools Scranton and Miss Iva Bell Spencer in a ceremony led by Rev. A. M. Pascoe. Attendants included Stella Howard as maid of honor and a large out of town guest list. The newlyweds plan a house on Pine Street.

A. I. Spencer Thompson Evenine George Gelhitt Correspondence Schools Scranton Iva Bell G. F. Spencer Mendelssohn Louisa Strong Staracea Flowers Ferns A. M. Pascoe Methodist Episcopal Church Misa V‘ora, Slater Jennie Clark Cirven Grove Lyn Spencer Harry Searles Stella Howard Jessie Wilmarth Tower J. M. Smoot Jasper Peck J. B. Gelatt Dunmore J.B. Bronson Marie Ellen Romaine Bronson Honesdale Alina Spencer Peckville Henry Doogle Bucquehinna William Nugent Homer Spencer Ira Spencer Ovia Barnes Mount Pleasant J. Milton Spencer C. CO. Spencer Mia O. SN. Spencer Preston Mise Grace Spencer J. M. Spencer Green Grove Beatrice Clarks Glebon JL. W. Sanford Blayveen E. P. Strong Loney Strong Jackson Myra Ge Whitmarsh RB. Gelatt Mrg J. J. Gelatt H. Nugent Miss Nugent Filomla Ion Pine Gtr Borenian

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