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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1897
Page
3
Local Social Notices And Charitable Euchre Event
Robert C Wills has returned from no trip to New York city. Miss Wattle Boland of Maplestreet hosts Miss Hilsehes of Handlus. A charity euchre party is held tonight by Misses Anniie Adieen Has ban w and Annmi Elisabeth Leon ard at Mr and Mrs Richard O'Brien residence on Washington avenue. Each player donates 1 dollar with proceeds going to Bound of AsHur elated Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wills
New York City
Wattle Boland
Maplestreet
Hilsehes
Handlus
Anniie
Adieen Hasban
Annmi
Mmisabeth Leonard
Richard O'Brien
Washington Avenue
February Weather Report and Mystic Cure Advertisement
February observations report an average temperature near historical norms with minimal precipitation and a predominance of northwest winds. The bulletin notes 9 inches of snowfall and 1.3 inches of precipitation, plus 15 cloudy, 7 partly cloudy, and 6 clear days. An advertisement claims Mystic Cure for Rheumatism relieved Morton T Hill’s wife in three days after six weeks of illness, sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He. OR. Paine
Washington
Petridary
Morton T., Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Beranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Lent Observance St Luke’s Parish Urges Active Devotion
Lent observance preached at St Luke’s Parish urges retirement from social entertainments and more private prayer fasting and almsgiving. Rev Mowers Israel highlights Bishop Blail of Vermont on making Lent a season of repentance meditation and renewed devotion with frequent communion and preparation for Easter observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Hall
Vermont
Tuke
Episcopal Church
Mowers Israel
Priel
Blail
St. Peter
God
Herman
Lent Services Planned at St Luke's Church
Lent at St Luke's Church features daily devotionals for workers and families, with Ash Wednesday services and regular morning and afternoon worship. Evening services on Wednesday, holy week organ recitals on Thursdays, and Holy Communion Sundays at 7 00 am, with additional services on certain Sundays and Easter Eve offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Luke's
Reverend Bacon Delivers Message at Green Ridge Presbyterian
Members filled both morning and evening services as Rev Albert B S Tacon from the Pioneer Presbyterian Church of Nin er preached at Green Ridge. The orderly attendance reflected a devout community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bacon
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Milbit
Green Ridge
City 1897 Estimates Finalized Despite Cuts
City officials completed the 1897 budget after three joint sessions. The adjustments reduce funds for parade and inspection, hydrants, and street repairs while preserving essential police and fire needs and adding clerk positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Diettled
Moir
Price Street
Simon
Thomas
Tretman Coynme
Sabbath Worship Notes Across City Churches
The penitential psalms were sung at First Presbyterian and Rev Dr Loekin preached at Suntier Avenue Presbyterian. Baptism was administered at Penn Avenue Baptist and Rev J Whitmore delivered a farewell sermon at Trinity United Evangelical. Miss Lowry led Epworth League at Hampton Street Methodist. St Peters Cathedral announced midweek prayer and benediction series and Friday sermons for men. A list of possible readings for Lent and church topics was read or readied by several clergy and lay leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiele
Sopr
First Presbyterian Church
S.C. Loekin
Suntier Avenue Presbyterian Church
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
J. Whitmore
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Howard Place
Thew
Ed. W. Newell
Philadelphia
Miss Lowry
Young Women's Christian Agsioluation
Central City
Hampton Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Buntington
Lay
Dean Goulburn
R. W. Lowre
J. A. Barbour
Christ
Thomas A’ Kempis
Jesus
Anthony Bathe
Caulfield
Bidlersheim
Keble
Bishon Hall
Township Teachers' Institute in Lackwan Township
The Lackwan township local teachers institute gathered Saturday morning in Moose. County Superintendent J. C. Taylor and professors Mieron Osborne Thoms Coyne and Ming Hannah Thomas led addresses. Young reciter William Jennings from Moyverle entertained with a sequence of songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Lackwan Township
Moose
J. C. Taylor
Mieron Osborne
Thoms Coyne
Ming Hannah Thomas
Jennice Loughney
Annie Pitahenty
William Jennings
Moyverle
Growing store advertises crowded February and March sale
A Scranton shop touts a March sale with reduced Wright stock items on first floor and extra space for leather goods. Hundreds of pocket knives, solid gold rings, and jewelry pieces are offered at new low prices, with go6e and other odd pricing noted amid a shift to clearance emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Pairpoint
Rogers and
Tufts
Eflery
Rge
Scranton
Salid Gould
Avoca Miner Collapses In DespondentAttempt
John Collins a 28 year old engineer at Hillside Coliery Avoca tried to kill himself by shooting at the door of neighbor John Curley after an apparent bout of despondency. He was found unconscious with a smoking revolver in hand and removed home where doctors treated him. He remained alive late last night with hopes of recovery despite unknown motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla
N.Y
Bacon
St. Mark
Macon
Temple of the
Avoca
Uimself
Curiey
John Colling
Avora
Alliside Carliers
John Curley
Dre
Doherty
Prey
Collins
Classified Display Cards In Stock For Sale At Ten Cents Each
A list of display card phrases kept in stock at this office for sale at ten cents each. Entries include rooms for rent for sale this property for sale furnished rooms house for rent house to let and similar rental or sale notices.
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Desuerier
Peter
Ohiod
Lette
Aline
Peachedd
Wp Eteh Départment
Line Sey Jutiin
Fourteenth Ward
Sir
Lansing
Ward
Apt
Pallee
Center Street
Lansliy
West Side
Gordon
Cunberlaind Hose Company
Moar Poss
Cunberlaind
Mar Noone
Fire Department
Qummon
ST. Luke's
Bach
Hickey
Robling
Fifa
Molt
West Siders
Dietihict
Albert
Castoria
Township Teachers’ Institute
Moosic
Hexen Ss
Pocket Book
The
Rexford Co
Lacka. Ave
China Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Lehigh Valley
School of Music
S20
Spruce St
Katharine Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
New York
Herr Kopff
Dale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Eee Repauno Chemical Co
Keeley Institute
Madison Avenue
Scrmaten
Hagen
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