Concert of Interest in West Scranton Honors Rev Hopkins
The First Welsh Baptist church hosted a Ming testimonial concert for Rev D D Hopkins who will travel the weeklong tour of Wales before returning to serve here. Prof James Hughes chaired. Prof Haydnvane played organ and Philp Warren substituted for Thomas Heynin. Mrs Pronk Proundage and Miss Sadie Biddwarids sang with earnest support from the Jones quartet who impressed the audience with Home Sweet Home and a hymn encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Baptist Church
D. D. Hopkins
Hopkins
Wales
James Hughes
Haydnvane
Hariceh
West Scranton
Evane
Philp Warren Aign
Thomas Heynin
Pronk Proundage
Holy City
Jones
Margaret Jones
W. Jones
Tlewellyn Jones
John W. Jones
Tim
Mira Sadie Biddwarids
Mts
John Edwards
North
Bromley Avenue
Scranton
Kane
George W Jenkins Drug Store Prescriptions Highlighted
Prescriptions compounded carefully with the purest drugs at the drug store of George W Jenkins located at the corner of Main Ave and Jackson St. The ad emphasizes quality compounding and reliable pharmaceutical service for the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Jenkins Cor
Main Ave
Jackson St
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promises Restful Sleep
At bedtime a dose of Hostetter’s stomach bitters will bring peaceful slumber and refreshing sleep. A morning dose makes breakfast taste better and puts you in good shape for the day. The tonic is said to clear the head and ease daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Star Spangled Harmony Recital Ends With Warm Reception
An organ solo opening by Professor Evans opens a program featuring bass and soprano performances plus a noted duet. John W. Jones and Llewellyn Jones perform with energy while Mrs Brundage and Miss Edwards stand out. Philip Warren delivers a patriotic piece, and Evans supports as accompanist. A reception follows in the lecture rooms with many women of the church serving refreshments and a large, pleased crowd expressing hopes for future hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Evans
John W. Joneer
Llewellyn Jones
Mr. Jones
W. OW. Evans
Levi Williams
Thomas M Watkins
W. BR. Williams
Miseon Ebien Jones
Mary James
Mary Davin
Emily Evans
May Richards
Lins Howells
Elizabeth Freeman
Annie James
Mary Grimiths
Mra
D. BH. Thorne
Misara Elizabeth Lewis
Barbara Lewis
Marla Evans
W. W. Evans
Sudceus
Mar. Hopkins
Clark Yoh Nuptials Unite Local Couple in Quiet Rite
Arthur E. Clark of 622 Twenty-bised fireor and Miss Estella M. Yoh of 14 South Bromley avenue wed yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride’s parents. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Po Sweet of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride wore a broadcloth suit trimmed with white satin and roses. the groom’s sister served as bridesmaid and the best man was Lor en lurk. After a wedding supper the couple left for their new home at Fourwonth street to begin housekeeping. Mr Clark, a trusted employee of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad, is well known. his wife is active in Simpson Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur KE. Clark
Estella M. Yoh
Willian Yoke
Bromley Avenue
Brice
Wenwk
Kevi Wh Po Sweet
Siwwwan Methodis
Ehurch
Mise
Core Sheppard
Dod Loren Lurk
Carrie
Clark
Dl Fourwonth Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Simpson Methodist Moiseu
New Silk Exposition Opens With Rich Show Of Fabrics
The season's first display features foreign and domestic silks with a wide range from ordinary tafetas to duchess silks and satin bars. Highlighted pieces include Bright Grace Tafetas, Liberty satins, Bengalins, Bayaderes, Ombre stripes, and seventeenth century bar silks among many others, promising mutual advantages to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihs
Armstrong Barber Marriage Ties Couple in Quiet Home Ceremony
Nev J B Aweet wed Mary B Barber in a small private ceremony at 914 Lonergan court hosted by John M Armstrong. Mary’s bridesmaid was the groom’s daughter, and the groom’s son was bridesman. Armstrong, of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel plant, and his housekeeper wife presided over a simple family-attended service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong-Barber
J. B Aweet
John M. Armstrong
Lonergan Court
Mary B. Barber
Jacobus
Robert Barber
Armstrong
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Trippy Park Sunday School Organizes Officers
A meeting at Mrs Price residence established the Trippy Park Sunday school. Owen Charles named lay superintendent, Miss Ollie Wilkins secretary, Miss Lilian Jones treasurer. Next meeting at Charles residence on Dorothy Street with Bible requirements and a collection planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trippy Park Sunday School
Price
Elizabeth Street
Owen Charles
Ollie Wilkins
Lil-ian Jones
Charles
Dorothy Street
Children Narrow Escape as Lamp Explodes in Home
The Jones children of Filmore Avenue faced a close call when a lamp on their kitchen table exploded on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Kish Peters, working nearby, rushed in and smothered the flames with a shawl. No injuries were reported, but the incident was a very narrow escape for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
Filmore Avenuee
Kish Peters
Eutine
James
Funeral of Mrs Mary Ryan Held at St Patrick's Church
The funeral of the late Mrs Mary Ryan was held yesterday morning at 9 o'clock in St Patrick's church with a solemn high mass of requiem celebrated by Thev A T Treederick. Interment followed in Cathedral cemetery. The hearers included John Dunleavy Pennl Jdenl ings, Daniel Hrendermin, Thomas Jordan, John Maghran and PJ Thonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ryan
St. Patrick's Church
Thev. A
John Mullen
Elmhurat
Devenosed
Sligo Cinty
Ireland
Klmhurat
Magele
Mar
James Mullen
Thomas Mullen
Dunmore
St. Mary , Cathol Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetory
Continental Mine Accident Fund Officers Elected
The Continental Mine Accident Fund met in Co operative hall last night and elected officers for the ensuing term. President M B Lavelle. secretary Thomas Parry. treasurer Michard H Williams. executive committee William Jones, William (?), Richard H Willitte, John McGlone, John Hayes, Thomas Parry, and Thomas McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Mine Accidental Fund
Co-operative Hall
M. 8. Lavelle
Thomas Parry
Michard H. Williams
William 7. Jones
William &. Thomas
Richard H. Willittme
John McGlone
John Hayes
Thomas McGraw
Local Social Roundup Of Visits And Returns
Mrs George Rogers returned from a two week visit with friends in New York. Miss Georgia Allen of Honesdale came back from a pleasant play with local friends. John Murray of Lee Park Witches Warre stayed with friends on this side. John Jeffries of North Main Avenue returned from a short trip to Cee bondale. Miss Jennie Poerlga of Hampton Street visited her parents in Wyoming then returned home. Mira Charlotte Hawkins of South Garfield Avenue came home from Paterson New Jersey. Miss Laura Green of Bellevue Street is at home with the grip. Miss Marie Devine returned from a visit with friends in Carbonvale. Misses Nelle Carden and Agnes My phe of Pittston visited friends on Tuesday. Mrs James McAndrew is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jane of Forest City. Miss Nellie Price of Archbald is the guest of Miss B Gallagher of Lu ernatroet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
New York
Georgia Allen
Honesdale
John Murray
Lee Park
Witches- Warre
John Jeffries
North Main Avenue
Ceebondale
Mies Jennie Poerlga
Hampton Street
Wyoming
Mira Charlotte Hawkins
South Garfcld Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Laura Green
Bellevue Street
Misa Marie Devine
Carbonvale
Nelle Carden
Agnes Myphe
Pittston
James McAndrew
Farents
Mir
Jane
Forest Chiy
Nellie Price
Archbald
B. Gallagher
Luernatroet
Sermons Planned in North Scranton by Rev. Guiid
The North Scranton Presbyterian church announced a sequence of sermons by Rev. George Guiid to be delivered throughout the month. A large audience attended the first service and the program includes midweek and Sunday evenings with concert and song service lasting about fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Guiid
Kemp's Balsam Promised Cure for Coughs
The fragment urges readers to try Kemp's Balsam to stop coughing and prevent breathlessness. It claims rapid cure after the first dose and notes availability at druggists with a free trial and standard price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Ance
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Painless Radical Relief
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, fast acting treatment for all forms of piles. It claims to avoid painful surgeries and offers immediate relief along with a radical cure, produced by the Pyramid Die Co of Marshall Michigan and sold by druggists at 50 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Diie Co
Marshall, Mich
Obituary notices for Clark Mullen Simons family members
Robert C. Clark of Adams avenue dies after a long GAR and Masonic service career. Survived by three daughters and one son, funeral Friday at 2 pm. John Mullen of Elmhurst, and Ezra Griffin listed as attendees. James Mullen and Mary Simons family notices follow with Friday services and Mt. Carmel or Washburn Street cemetery interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Clark
Adams Avenue
Paity
Grand Army of the Republic
Order
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Commonwealth Lodge of Masons
Brooklyn
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Frederick F. Adams
W. B. DuRie
Rahway
N. J
Margaret Clark
William EF. Chirk
Clark
Portchester
Ezra
Griffin
Banquet Honors Recent Marriage at Rosen's Hall
Charles Levert hosts a banquet at Rosen's hall Cedar avenue for his marriage. Charles Keller acts as toastmaster with remarks from Lewart. Mrs Rosen and assistants serve, a brewery quartet entertains, guests include Keller Melis Little Ludwig Simonson Lueenberrer Levert Washburn Trapper Kempe Ulmer Waller Klein Heen Hurst Kullian Myers Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Levert
Robinson’s Brewery
Romen's Hall
Cedar Avenue
Charles Keller
Lewart
George Rosen
Minnie Caspar
Misreen Busch
Bassman
Mrs. Levert
John Melis
John Little
Max Ludwig
Ernest Simonson
Philip Lueenberrer
Charles Levert
W. Washburn
Simon Trapper
Frank Kempe
A. Ulmer
Charles Waller
Theft of brass at Lackawenna Tron and Steel plant
Detective George Okell investigated a brass theft at the Lackawenna Tron and Steel South mill after two men, described as Poles, were seen wheeling a 450 pound brass seat toward a rail car. They escaped with the heavy piece, which was dropped when spotted by an employee. Okell seized the barrow and organized a search for the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosen's
George Okell
South Mill
Philip Rader
Lackawenna Tron and Steel Company
Matiny
Okell
Funeral of Inte Mrs Ann O Hara
The funeral was held yesterday from the home of P J Quinn on Main Street. The services, at St Joseph church, included a requiem high sung by Rev W A Gorman. Pallbearers were Michael J Feix Joseph Eagan P A Philbin John Carroll Je and Daniel Quinn. Interment followed in Minooka Catholic. The township night schools closed after four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann O'Hara
P. J. Quinn
Main Street
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
W. A. Gorman
Michael J. Feix
Joseph Eagan
P. A. Philbin
John Carroll
Daniel Quinn
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
Progress from superstition to rational medicine in Warner's Safe Cure tale
A 19th century reader highlights why medical understanding advanced from magical remedies to rational care. Recounted letters praise Warner's Safe Cure for stomach, kidney, and liver ailments, noting cures and dated testimonials, while warning of Bright's disease and urging readers to trust proven remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Stockwell
Lincoln
Warner
Warner's Safe Cure Co
Jacob Cramp
Birtleboro
Berks County
Averett Perry
Louisburg
N. C
Bright
Dr. Bright
Eign Board
Neptune Chemical Workers Hold Lantern Night in Dunmore
A large crowd filled the Neptune Chemical rooms on West Drinker Street for an 8:30 program. Burgess Powell welcomed guests. EF Robathan and FE Bishop spoke. Miss Elsie Powell and Miss Ruby Yout sang. Arlington quartet performed. a horse drill impressed attendees. A substantial repast followed, with many local residents listed as seated guests and a long company roster given for officers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Chemical Vwormung
West Drinker Street
Friends of the Fire Jaddies
Buress Powell
EF. E. Robathan
West Scranton
FE. W. Bishop
O'Hara
Burgess Powell
George Scies
George Fudge
Louis Engle
Daniel Powell
E. U W. Wert
John Oswald
Edward Swartz
Thomas Warner
Margaret Kerr
Burgeass
Oscar Yost
Dr. Hopkins
Fred Stevens
W. J. Costelo
Garfield Angwin
James Young
Amy Washer
Thomas Young
H. Simmons
Thomas Butler
John Ellis
James Ellis
Thomas Dershimer
Mattle Chamberlain
Mattle Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swartz
Theodore Weber
W. Tinsenbaugh
Ben McMillan
Dennis McDade
J. M& Boyle
Garvey
John Warfel
Sadie Warfel
Frank Hallock
T. P. Letchworth
Mary Ellen
Leta Thornton
E. A. Wort
George Jones
David Parfrey
M. Lutz
William Powell
Lillian Swartz
Laula Engle
Alex Thompson
William Furcell
Robert Pinkney
Sadie Schwuckhamer
Emma Harvey
Altemose
Lillie Tudge
Benjamin MacMillian
Emily Strong
Peckville
Anna Williams
Eva Hess
John Jenkins
William Young
Ida Powell
M. V. Seekers
Joe Seigle
Thomas Kerr
William Coulter
Steve Swarts
Flossie Swart
Charles Washburn
William Potter
Charles Harper
I. Setzer
Harry Cole
Harry Angwin
F. Bd. Wagner
Edward Awarte
Dave Parfrey
J. F. Milner
John Foster
Henry Bruning
A. W. Bleutecker
William and
Adam Coulter
William Charmbertin
J. Dainty
Louie Finglie
Themes Skerr
William la France
J. McPeek
Co Y Potter
William Purcell
George Thuseell
Sotzer
Frank Spencer
Seoor
Joe Beigle
George Seese
Townsend
John Tudee
Theodore Webber
L. Wert
Arch Washer
Arch Wood
George Youngs
Josh Warfel
Swaria
Thomas Keer
H. &. Cole
C. W. Biestecker
J. P. Foster
L. P. Wert
Funeral of Mrs Theodore Keller Held on Mill Street
The funeral for Mrs Theodore Keller was held yesterday morning from her Mill street residence with Rev. A J Van Cleft of the Methodist Episcopal church leading. The church choir sang and pallbearers A H Baker Bausenbaugh B Swarts and Peter Frank attended after which the remains were taken to Btroadsburg via the Lackawanna and Western line for interment. floral offerings were described as very beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Keller
Mill Street
A. J. van Cleft
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dilawar, Lackawanna and Western
T. P. Letchworth
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West
Rev
Mary E. Barber
Filmore Avenue
Bull
York
Globe Warehouse
Pal Church
Tripp Park
Childrens
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John H. Fellows
Tenth Street
Martha Washington
Order of the Astern Star
BK. J. Moushton
St Mark's Episcopal Mission
Dunmere
St. David'sepiscopal Church
EL. McHenry
Dunmere Mission
West Side Dramatic Club
St. David's Hall
Everning
St. Patrick’s Lo. BR
Society of Ladies
Bt. Lou's
Pride of
Collyers
North Bromley Avenue
O'Cloek
Rt. Brenden Council
Young Men's Institute
Trailroad Young Muskletian Association
Afra
Wiliam Hallett
Hyde Park Avenue
North Scranton
George Guild
C. F. Whittemore
East Market Street Primitive
Malis’ Booth
Crystal Literary and Dranatic Club
St. Mary's Hall
Ancient
Order of Tibernians
al- Vielon
Marquette Council
Purian Congregational Church
Scubout Glee Club
Miles Boyd
Marvine
West Market Street
Europe
William Edgar
T. D. Lewis
Order of United American Mechanics
Joule la Barr
la Plume
East Market Street
John Crouse
West Market Screet
Philadelphia
Anni Hughes
West Mouslret Alket
Mise Marie Moffat
Brick Avenue
Amy White
Young Women’s Christian Association
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Evangelist Neal
Mary Simons
Aled
Linden Sinvet
South Wales
William Simons
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Durdan
Mia
Sarah J. Price
Jeremiah
Thomas
Edwarda Simons
Washburn Street
South Scranton
Snover’s Hall
Penn Avenue
Anna Durkin
Sarah McCormack
N. Y
Miss Durkin
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
George Stopper
James Connell
Saorih Needham
Marie Ruddy
Carbondale
John Lavelle
Dunmore Doings
Neptune Chemical Company
Mrs. Keller
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis
H.R. Long
Gibney Hosffler Co
The
Pitman Stock Company
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder
Lessees
H. R. Long
Denman Thompson
Paradise Alley
New York City
Kellar
America
Irwin BR Burlesquers
Majinees Daily
Harry W. Lemon
Qreen Klidge
Cora Cleaner
Deacon Street
Misia
Vlock
Myra Davis
Cora Glaner
Rubie Cowan
Maud King
Ethel Chirk
Millie Pierce
Jonnie Daily
Mamie McGilligan
Howard McMuhen
Harry Hartshorn
Jen Snyder
Sidney Mark
John Black
George Glener
Black
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Miller
Jesce Fuller
Downs Villa
Vandeveer
Delaware Street
Orange
George Bed
Capouse Avenue
Smill
Green Ridge
Emile
Mannee
Gireen
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