Parish Receipts Rise as Pastor Salary Increases
Hickory Street Presbyterian church held its annual meeting with strong attendance. William Mays reported year receipts of six thousand two hundred fifty one dollars and fourteen cents and expenditures of five thousand eight hundred twenty five dollars with two thousand six hundred paid on the debt leaving a seven thousand dollar balance. The pastor Rev. Mr North saw his salary raised to fifteen hundred dollars annually. New trustees named William Maus John Fruchtel Louis Schumacher and elders William Mammen Charles Zang Henry Sames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
William Mays
Board of Trustees
Agalnet
Mr. North
William Maus
John Fruchtel
Louis Schumacher
William Mammen
Charles Zang
Henry Sames
Nominations for William Connell Hose Company Officers
Nominations were made at a regular meeting of William Connell Hose Company No. The election will be held on the first Monday of April. Names listed include presidents Charles Siprell James Keogh David Burke. vice president John Fink Richard Farrell Michael Gallagher. recording secretary Richard Farrrell Sterling Simrell Irwin Applenap. financial secretary Walter Applenap Ernest Simrell Irwin Applenap. treasurer James Kengh. foreman David Burke. first assistant foreman John Fink Theonne Lonlan Edward Simrell Frederick Aloore. second lieutenant foreman Walter Quick Irwin Applenap Anthony Lynch. pipeman Frederick Sullivan John Kennedy Peter Hahn Patrick Moore William Reilly Walter Applenap Thomas Donlan Charles Stone Walter Quick. trustees Charles Simrell James Keach Richard Farrietl John Gibbons Arthur Shafer. permanent man Sterling Bimrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connell Hose Company
Charles Siprell
James Keogh
David Burke
John Fink
Richard Farrell
Michael Gallagher
Richard Farrrell
Sterling Simrell
Irwin Applenap
Walter Applenap
Ernest Simrell
James Kengh
Aesistant
Theonne Lonlan
Edward Simrell
Frederick Aloore
Walter Quick
Anthony Lynch
Frederick Sullivan
John Kennedy
Peter Hahn
Patrick Moore
William Reilly
Thomas Donlan
Charles Stone
Charles Simrell
James Keach
Richard Farrietl
John Gibbons
Arthur Shafer
Sterling Bimrell
New Tune Engine Company Names Excursion Committee
At a regular meeting of the New Tune Engine Company a committee was appointed to arrange an excursion in June under the company’s auspices. Members include Gus Schinplt William Rus ar Joseph GO Mosk Henry Keifer and Joseph Voelkers. A special meeting will be held the last Monday of the month to nominate and elect officers. The Neptune club typically elects officers after nominations close. A boy from Stone avenue, son of Clarence Broad wool, wandered from home yesterday morning and was found after several hours of searching. The YWCA rooms host a mothers meeting tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtune Engine Company
Gus Schinplt
William Rusar
Joseph GO
Mosk
Henry Keifer
Joseph Voelkers
Neptunes
Clarenes Broadwool
Stone Avenue
George Stiner
William
Orangevile
Isaaca Vought
Monsey Avenue
Stings
Florida
N. Y
Killaus
Capouse Avenue
Miss Dakee
Olyphant
John Koch, Jr
BP. J. Cole
Warren Kimble
Warren Robbins
Finch
Benton
TB. F. Killam
Paupack
Pike County
Charlies Dolph
Atherton
Besac
Klondike
Green Ridge
Dickson Avenue
Mise Poors
Isaac Williams
J. 8. Miller
Delaware Street
Penn Avenue
Community notices report injuries and local incidents
Miss McGaugh was scheduled to speak at a local gathering. Four year old William Storr of Cedar Avenue fell and broke his right arm at home yesterday. James Plud of Cedar Avenue was in Moscow yesterday. Otto Presser sold at sheriff sale from 405 Prospect Avenue. M. J. May, the landlord, bid goods in for 50 dollars. Charlie Kaestner visited Elmhurst yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McGaugh
William
Charles Storr
Cedar Avenue
James Plud
Moscow
Otto Presser
Prospect Avenue
Sheriff's Seale
M. J. May
Charlies Kaestner
Elmhurst
Obituary Highlights Civil War Veteran J E Walters
Civil War veteran J E Walters and Grand Army of the Republic member died Saturday at Lackawanna hospital from pneumonia. His body was taken to Water town for burial by a son. Lucy A Crow aged 19 died at home on East Drinker Street Dunmore. funeral tomorrow at 2 pm with Dunmore Cemetery interment. Thomas Finan, formerly of Columbus Ohio, aged years, died Saturday. funeral at 24 o clock at the O Boyle residence off 18 Railroad Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Walters
Grand Army of the Republic
Lackawanna Hospital
Watertown
Walters
Lucy A
Alonzo Crow
East Drinker Street
Dunmore
Thomas Finan
John O' Boyle
Railroad Avenue
New Oombus
Reciprocal student banter in the Philadelphia school paper
A snippet from The Philedelphian quotes Willie and Hobbies joking about a teacher's chair incident this morning. Willie says he put a pin in the chair and the teacher was wild, while Hobbies notes the chairbound worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Escaped assailant targets girl on Ninth Street in West Scranton
Hungarian man Mike Saviteh tried to assault Annie McLain sixteen near her Ninth Street home. She and Jennie Hughes screamed and ran inside for help. Saviteh fled before capture. The incident prompted a family alert and a neighborhood search, with the assailant not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Saviteh
Annie Mclain
Thomas McLain
Ninth Street
Miss McLain
Jennie Hughes
Dan O'Connor
Savitch
Misa McLain
Tribune
Pupils’ Weekly Contributions Collected for West Side Bank
Teachers gathered the usual weekly cash gifts from pupils of schools 13, 19, 32, 18 and 1. School 18 led with the largest sum, closely followed by school 1, as totals were deposited to the West Side bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Bank
No. 1
Funeral services for Hag gerty and Williams infant
The remains of Michael Haggerty were taken to St Patrick's church for a 9 am high mass of requiem. Father Dunn delivered a touching sermon as floral tributes were placed by numerous mourners. Pallbearers included M Car roll, M McDonough, J Grimes, M Dougherty, J Kilcullen and P Langan. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. The Williams infant funeral was held yesterday at Snyder avenue with short house services by Welsh Baptist deacons and burial at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Haggerty
St. Patrick's Church
Father Dunn
Mesera
Michael Carroll
Michael McDonough
John Grimes
Martin Dougherty
John Kilcullen
Patrick Langan
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Thomas
J. G. Williams
Snyder Avenue
Welsh Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Chi Upsilon Society at Washburn Street Church Holds Meeting
Members of the Chi Upsilon society at the Washburn Street Presbyterian church met last evening for regular business and a short program. Professor D A Stone explained why he would not go to the Klondike while Archie Mears supported the trip. The Chippstian quartet sang and David N Morgan gave a brief address. The society is advancing and already seen as a leading city church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Upsilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
D. A. Stone
Klondike
Archie Mears
Chippstian Quartette
David N. Morgan
North Scranton residents receive hospital updates
Albert Ogden of North Scranton underwent an operation at West Side Hospital yesterday. James Joseph was discharged after treatment for injuries from the Diamond mine incident last week. Mrs Charlies Roberts of Jackson Street was admitted for medical care, while Mrs Eli Whitehouse is improving rapidly and near recovery from a recent gunshot wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ogden
North Scranton
West Side Hospital
James Joseph
Charlies Roberts
Jackson Street
Eli Whitehouse
Funeral for EightYearOld Thomas Finan at O'Boyle Home
The funeral for eight year old Thomas Finan will be held this afternoon from the home of Mr and Mrs John O Boyle 218 Rail Road avenue at 230 pm Rev J B Whelan of St Patrick Church will say a mass tomorrow morning for Maine disaster victims starting at 690 pm The First Welsh Baptist church choir meets for rehearsal tomorrow evening The West Side board of trade holds a regular meeting this evening Rev Dr Levi Bird preached an interesting sermon in Cooperative hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Finan
John O' Boyle
Railroad Avenue
J. B. Whelan
St. Patrick's Church
Maine
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Side Board of Trade
Levi Bird
Co-operative Hall
Kemp's Balm Vam for Throat and Lungs Promoted
An ad touts Kemp's Balm for throat and lung use offered by the proprietor with a free sample while warning it does not cure acute or chronic coughs. It notes Kemp's Balm is sold by druggists at 25 cents and also lists other products Kemp's Bluegum and Wenta.
Call to Arms and Local Society Notes From Evening
Last evening a sma audience gathered for a talk on Call to Arms. The Electric City Wheelmen plan a club house meeting and smoker tonight. Clerks at Morgan Thomas store surprised Morgan J. Thomas with a birthday party on Saturday night. The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church board met for its regular monthly session. Richard Nichols plans to move from Jackson street to 108 North Main avenue around April. The Band of Hope and cantata rehearsal for Jeptha and His Daughter meet at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church this evening. A warrant was issued for Angelo Massuito on threats. bail set for William Metsenfer on desertion charges. an Easter sale of fancy goods to be held April 7 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sma
Electric City Wheelmen
Morgan
Richard Nichols
Jackson Street
North Main Avenue
Band of Hope
Jeptha
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Kelly
Salvator Maquetto
Angelo Massuito
Bell
John
William Metsenfer
Agnes Messenger
Simpson
Local Social Notes From South Sumner and Nearby
Miss Margaret Corey of South Sumner avenue resumes millinery studies in New York. Miss Agnes Williams of Peckville visited her parents on Sabbath. Alfred Twining, Times associate editor, again leads West Side department after two weeks of illness. Mrs. Clarence Shryer of North Main avenue visits relatives in Hackensack New Jersey. Mrs. George B. Carson of Wasard street visits New York City. Dr hn Mrs J J Carroll of Jackson street depart for a Canada visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Corey
South Sumner Avenue
New York
Agnes Williame
Peckville
Isaac Williams
North Sumner Avenue
Alfred Twining
the Times
West Side
Clarence Shryer
North Main Avenue
Hackengack
N. J
George B. Carson
Wasard Street
New York City
J. J. Carroll
Jackson Street
Canada
North Scranton notices include mine death funeral and arrests
Local items report Misses Mary and Johanna Jones visiting in Taylor and David Williams returning to Plymouth. David Davyles, killed in Marvine mine, funeral scheduled at 2 PM with services at North Main Avenue Baptist and Puritan Congregational churches. David H Price noted as prominent North End citizen with funeral at 2 PM Wednesday and interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Johanna Jones
Taylor
David Williams
Plymouth
Uriah McDonnell
North Main Avenue
Puritan Congregational Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Thomas Jefferson Lodge
American True Ivorites
Osterhout
Lottie Birtley
Hazel Hagen
Throop
Mary
Reese Alexander
Rock Street
W. F. Davies
Wayne Avenue Baptist Church
Washburn Street
David H. Price
Tribune
North End
Mr. Price
Rhymney
South Wales
America
Pittston
Brisbin
Welch Congregational Church
Lincon Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Panooka Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mary L. Davis
Willis T. Price
Jennie D. Price
Tepchildren
T. E. Jones
Thomas D. Davie
John R. Davis
Edna Avenue
Washburn Street Cemetery
Dunmore Borough Ends Old Council with New Plans
The last meeting of the outgoing Dunmore Borough Council included a formal address by Burgess Powell and the swearing in of new officials. The council discussed sewerage, street improvements, sidewalks, and funding via bonds to cover anticipated long term costs.
Designs for borough improvements and public safety proposals
Dan Powell Burgess submits a report urging taxation on current residents to fund street and waterway improvements, highway protection, and faster growth management. He recommends a police force expansion with one chief, three patrolmen, and a janitor role, keeping salaries unchanged. He also asks to petition for free city mail delivery and praises hotel compliance with closing laws while calling for continued enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeamvora
Dan Powell
Burgess
Evangelistic Meetings Continue in Presbyterian Church This Week
Charles Smith visits Bing hamton. Miss Hockings and Miss Moyer of Pittston call on friends. Edward Nagle returns home from Pittston. Walter Smith confined by illness. Sidney Williams travels to Boston after his mother’s death. Funeral for Richard Sweeney of East Drinker Street at 3 PM with interment at St Mary's Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Smith Brothers
Binghamton
Presbyterian Church
F. T. Swartz
Shoemaker Street
Miss Hockings
Miss Moyer
Pittston
Edward Nagle
Frank Saunders
North Blakely Street
Mattie Wilcox
Madisonville
Eva Osterhout
South Makely Street
Walter Smith
Pine Street
Sidney Williams
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Boston
Mass
Williams
H. V. Lawler
Jessup
Richard Sweeney
East Drinker Street
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Finest Solderless 18k Wedding Rings
A brief notice announces Finest Solderless introduces 18k wedding rings in a Tiffany Style range. The short item highlights ring design innovation and product line expansion aimed at couples seeking classic style with modern construction.
Optician Mr Adams Offers Affordable Vision Fittings
Our optician Mr Adams can fit all cases of defective vision with prices that are very reasonable.
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Adams
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Black Dress
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Children’s Weekly Savings
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Hospital Notes
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Lacka, Ave
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Wasrhintton Chemical Uo
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Atlantic Refining 69
Scranton
Mercereau & Connell
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Pierce Penn Ave Market
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Cross Fork
Potter Co
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