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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1902

Page

6

West Scranton Glee Club Leads at Allentown Eisteddfod

West Scranton and other Scranton area singers travel to Allentown on St Patrick's Day March 17 for the eisteddfod with prizes up to 400 dollars for the mixed choir. Oxford Glee Club led by David Stephens rehearses for the event while male voice entries from Wilkes Barre Taylor and North Scranton are expected.

West Scranton Allentown St. Patrick's Day Scranton Wilkes-Barre Taylor Lickawanna Valley Pilgrims’ Chorus Taylor and North Scranton Oxford Glee Club David Stephens Oxford Hf. M. Edwards A. ‘A. Vosburg

Orchestra to Play at West Side Republican Club Dance

Arrangements were completed with Prof. R. J. Bauer for his best orchestra to perform at the Buster dance at St. David's hall on Wednesday evening April 2 under the social committee of the West Side Central Republican club.

R. J. Bauer St. David's Hall West Side

West Scranton Leads Season Event Promises Big Ticket Sale

The ticket print occurs today and sale begins tomorrow by committee members. General admission is one dollar for gentlemen and ladies, with the event expected to be the season’s premier occasion in West Scranton.

West Scranton

Boy Hero Rescues Companion From River Drowning

Master Ralph Williams of 207 South Hyde Park avenue saved 10-year-old Robert Phillips after he fell into a river when the bank collapsed. Williams reached the boy from a stone while perilous current held him, then helped form a human chain with other boys to bring them to safety.

Ralph Williams South Hyde Park Avenue William C. Williams Robert Daniel I. Phillips South Hyde Parke Young Phillips Young Williams Phillips Ralph Williams

Washburn Street church Bible school appeals for aid

Washburn Street Presbyterian Bible school issues a fundraising appeal to members and friends. The executive committee asks for small contributions via tithe gleaners holding dimes and envelopes for donors without one, aiming to repaint the church and support Bible school sessions.

Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Bible School

Pastor Boyl Leaves Church for Camden Call

Rev. Elliott A. Boyl tendered his resignation to take effect April 1 and has received a call to the Congregational church in Camden New Jersey where he preached recently. He is expected to accept soon and will sever ties with the church on Sunday March 30. Church members plan a meeting next Thursday to act on the resignation.

Elliott A. Boyl Congregational Camden N. J

Teachers Collect Pulpit Contributions for Public Schools

Teachers from Public Schools Nos. 13 and 19 gathered funds yesterday then deposited them in the West Side bank. Names include David Owens 74 cents Elizabeth Lewis 75 cents Alice Evans 60 cents Hertha Kelly 10 cents.

West Side Bank David Owens Elizabeth Lewis Alice Evans Hertha Kelly

Legible Names and Totals in Small Ledger Snippet

A fragmented ledger list shows multiple individuals with varying ages and small monetary amounts. Totals include a sum near 15.25 dollars and several entries labeled with accounts and cents.

Community Club and Church Meetings Listed

The Plymouth Congregational Church choir rehearses at D. D. Evans home on South Main. Electric City Wheelmen hold a regular meeting at the lab house on Jackson. Ladies’ Aid of the First Baptist meets in church parlors. Holy Cross branch No. 705 will hold a special meeting at Ta ocelork. Rev. E. H. McDermott of Simpson M E church will speak at Grace Lutheran church.

Plymouth Congregational Church D. D. Evans South Main Avenue Electric City Wheelmen Lab House Jackson Street Ladies’ Aid Society First Tiaptist Holy Cross Toadler’ Catholic Benevolent Issociation Ta Ocelork EH. !. McDermott Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Grace Lutheran Church

Local notices and obituaries from Wilkes-Barre area

Local items include substitutions at Nay Aug house for Franklin Engine call men, deaths of Benjamin Lewis in Nanticoke, and condolences for the Jones family. Community groups meet including Plymouth Congregational church debt committee and various church boards. Colonial club officers elected. Delaware Lackawanna and Western announces Diamond Colliery operations resume today.

Harry Ferber Franklin Engine Company George Suydam Nay Aug Watkin James Twelfth Street Benjamin Lewis John Jones Nanticoke Walter Humphreys Jackson Street Men's League Plymouth Congregational Church B. A Thomas Samuel Jones Sadie Place Fifteenth Street Washburn Street DD. P. Jones Tabernacle Congregational Direct Eugene Brooks Walter Jones Reese D. Theese David Davis Edward Richards John Richards First Baptist Church Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Wyoming H. ©. McDermott Simpson M. i New Grace Lutheran Mulberry Street Presmott Avenue Warren Elm Park Courtette Colonial Club George Hill John Reynolds William H. Gibbs Ivan Jones William Thomas Milton Decker Sebastian Pfeiffer Walter S Ime Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Diamond Colliery

Local residents listed with health and travels across Wilkes-Barre area

Willis Cooke visits City Engineer Phillips at his Wilkes-Barre home. Miss Jennie Jones on Eynon Street hosts Old Folks concerts. Miss Jennie Stenner visits friends in Freeland. Miss May Jones leaves for Salt Lake City. Peter Lawson recovering from mine injuries on Washburn Street. Garfield Williams recovers from injuries. Edith Williams leaves for Black Diamond Washington. Mrs Woith Taylor returns from Carbondale. Master James Judge ill with grip on North Sumner Avenue. Mrs Joseph Smith on Avats Court ill at home. Thomas Armitage suffers burns on hands at Morris Court. Edith McDermott indisposed on North Hyie Park Avenue. Arthur Haver recovering from pneumonia at Tripp Park. Mrs Norris entertains Mrs Garrison on Academy Street. Mrs Mary Wettling in Stroudsburg to tend ill sister. Mrs Willohn James at Deckers Court home.

Willis Cooke Wilkes-Barre Phillips Jennie Jones Eynon Street Jennie Stenner Mynon Street Freeland May Jones Enyon Street Salt Lake City Peter Lawson Washburn Street Garfield Williams Edith Williams Hynon Street Black Diamond Washington Woith Taylor Carbondale James Judge North Sumner Avenue Ils Joseph Smith Avats Court Thomas Armitage Morris Court Edith McDermott North Hyie Park Avenue

Obituary for Gabriel Bonner in Rendham

Gabriel Bonner a widely known county resident died early yesterday at his Rendham home after moving from Providence twenty years ago. He arrived in the country about fifty years ago and became a leading local citizen and father of John H. Bonner. He is survived by sons and daughters including Dimes Neva Kite Alamie and Eliza Ann Sweet wife of Frank Sweet of 124 Maple Street.

Gabriel Bonner Rendham Providence Tie Wie Alloney John H. Bonner Dimes Neva Kite Alamie Eliza Ann Sweet Frank Sweet Maple Street Alya Stewart Morgan T. Jones Charles Frank Edward Sweet

Funeral service for Mos Marmont Quvke announced

The funeral for Mos Marmont Quvke will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock in the Keyser Yule area. The late Duniel fl Byun and boy who will perform at the service are listed among those attending at the Wepbury street corner.

Mos Marmont Mos John Wyler Wru Aioe Telerik Compton Duniel Byun Tae Boy Wepbury Street

Spirited Contests Mark St David’s Day Eisteddfod

A lively St David’s Day eisteddfod at the Welsh Congregational Church on West Market Street drew strong crowds and broad patronage benefiting the W GC A. The event featured competitive prizes and the American True Lycrites organization hosted with Rev. T S Jones as chairman and conductor. In other news, Hayden Davis of Spring Street was bitten on the face by a dog while playing with companions. he was taken home for treatment and the wound dressed.

W. GC. A Hayden Davis Spring Street Mayden Davis Thomas Davie Wis Trugrae Davin

Welsh Youths Triumph in Village Music Contest

The competition, featuring Welsh numbers and recitations, awarded multiple prizes. Winners include Florence Cox for a vocal solo, Gwennie Powell and Lorine Jones for prizes in scenes, Henry Hutchings and Joseph Morris for poems and speeches, and the Welsh Baptist juvenile choir led by William Hopkins earning the top prize for “Peace Be Still.”

Gwillym Morlais Fred White Hey J Davis John Mynns Thomas Evans Hughes Benjamin Anos Gwennie Powell Lorine Jones Tigh Florence Cox Hattie Curl Joseph Morris Thomas Jehu J. J. Morris Henry Hutchinps Welsh Welsh Baptist Church Willian Hopkins St. David Thomas Fittchings William Davis Charles Richards Esau Price Henry Hutchings David Jones

Welsh recital wins prize at Cuconge Thowes event

Delivened the Poetical Additions featured the Welsh recital The Last Hymn Hall Smiling Morn best rendered by D. D. Lewis and a party of twelve who won the prize. Other events included Song Mot Morlais poetical address George Bowen and Rev BR 8 Jones.

D. D. Lewis Party of Twelve Morlais George Bowen Jones

Orchestra Programme At Auditorium By Prof Walkinshaw

The auditorium program Thursday evening features Prof Walkinshaw's orchestra for the Young Women’s Christian Association. The list includes overtures violin and piano solos, grand galop, marches, and pieces by Stan fonts and Lidstone with performers such as J. Walkinshaw and A. Roberts. The event aims to fund the YWCA.

Prof. Walkinshaw Young Women's Christian Association Orclegira Crane

Kontonsky and Konton sky assault case ends in settlement

Frank Kontonsky and Jor Konton sky faced Alderman Myers after Mike Vilkitus accused them of assault and battery. They reside on Breaker Street. during the fight Kontonsky’s clothes were torn. The defendants paid prosecutor’s clothes costs and the case was dismissed.

Frank Kontonsky Jor Kontonsky Alderman Myers Mike Vilkitus Breaker Street Kontonsks Ald Bouiery Providence Presbyterian Church W. FE. Dywle Womare Annie T. Davies Ioster

Scranton Alderman Reports Rush of Business at Meeting

Alderman Lentes chaired a South Scranton session heavy with cases. John J. Myers accuses Bridget Mallon of aggravated assault after an incident over beer. Mallon held for court in $500 bond. Myers counterclaims with a large knife and injuries. he is held in $500 bond. Also, Mrs. Allen Carey charged with selling liquor without a license to minors. bail set at $700. Mary Tadly charged with unlawful selling of intoxicants. $700 bail. Otto Zohe and Rosie Zohe charged with threatening to kill their mother in law. both held for court in $200 each.

Alderman Lentes John J. Myers Bridget Mallon Airs Fallon Stone Avenue Myers Allen Carey Bya. Myers Mary Tadly South Webster Avenue Otto Zohe Rosie Louise Zohe Manion Avenue Zohe

Hickory Street German Presbyterian Church Elects Officers

Annual meeting of the Hickory Street German Presbyterian congregation elected officers for the coming year Elders George Kirchall and John J Schwenker and trustees Louis Schmicher and Javeph Ruppenthal The secretary reported 414 members with sixteen new members added during the year Receipts 20788.00 expenditures 20010.55 leaving a balance of 156.45

Hickory Street German Presbyterian Church George Kirchall John J. Schwenker Louis Schumicher Javeph Ruppenthal

Comet lodge meeting and local happenings in Repulia

Comet lodge Nimigate of Pytilas will meet in repulia session this evening. The South Side Bowling club held a well attended meeting last evening followed by an unsocial session. A cedar avenue culvert collapsed last evening and a red net was placed to warn pedestrians and drivers. Dr Behley's Lung Hemullng Balsam claims to cure all coughs. Benjamin and Moore enter partnership with Rudolph Kung to operate Kung and Co at 607 Buca Coin avenue.

Comet Lodge Nimigate Pytilas Repulia South Side Cedar Avenue Beech Street Behley Benjamin

Green Ridge church to host farewell and funeral services

Green Ridge church plans a farewell reception this evening in the church parlor from 8 to 9. It lists a funeral for Tivale M. Hupp for 4 p.m. at Green Field Street chapel and a separate service for Mrs. Margaret Davis at 4 p.m. at her daughter’s home with burial at Worert HL cemetery. The Women’s Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 6 o'clock with reports and officer elections. An all day Christian and Missionary Alliance meeting is set for today at the Gospel Tabernacle in Jeffers.

Green Ridge Wein Tes Dad Denver Margaret Davis Jot Taylor

Green Ridge church notes and local events

Services at 10 30 a m and 2 and 7 80 p m Ina Rosencrants a Green Ridge street blacksmith had a narrow escape Friday evening when a bridge was torn loose and carried down the stream. The sacrament was administered at Green Ridge Presbyterian church Rev I J Lansing officiating with eight new members received. A reception at Masonic hall for Christian Endeavor and Wakefield cyelestion featured music and a solo by Wishe Powell. Over 150 attended the reception held to mark church activities and shifts in local leadership.

Venie Ina Rosencrants Green Ridge Street Rosencrants Green Ridge Presbyterian Church I. J. Lansing A. G. Thomason North Park W. J. Ford Gren Ridge Jmnestown N. Y King Wakefield Cyelestion Misa Wishe Powell Mise Loum Meldrum Barnham

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