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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
10
West Scranton reporting the exhumation of the Colvin child and the jury empaneled to hear testimony from witnesses familiar with the case. Dr. Brennan reported a murder intrigue and funeral arrangements were noted at the Sandusky and Cath
The report notes Tagie will be interred at Tagie's Morgue and soon moved to a separate cemetery for final burial. The transition reflects ongoing efforts to relocate remains to a more appropriate burial site.
At a special meeting the Elentric City Wheelmen adopted resolutions on the death of John Davie. The club will attend his funeral in a body tomorrow afternoon meeting at 12 at the house. Pallbearers to be chosen from club members. Next Tuesday a minstrel show opens the Green Ridge Wheel. a line delegation will accompany the bars to help.
Community church members plan a morning service change by vote while uncertain notes reference altered supper timing and internal events. Fragmentary lines mention illustrated sermons and invitations for an evening program with unclear topics and disrupted wording.
In Connevoing, the pastor of Sint Methailise Ipiscopat ebuarel will preach a four sermon series on The Tast Marthiy Utterancexe of the Orie. The topics include Revealken at God and God's Finished Work. The sermons aim to instruct and aid all listeners as the pastor encourages spiritual growth.
The remains of infant Michael Dougherts of 106 T1th street and Patrick Morris of 108 Balloid Avenue were interred and memorial services held at Poly Crescent Church and Cathedral cemetery yesterday. Pallbearers included John Mottale John Finnery James Mush Daniel Connell Peter Neon and Dolin Flahitan.
A funeral service for the late Phase Thomas was held at Glen Loon yesterday afternoon attended by numerous West Foranteiy piped residents. Rev Br Evans of South Main Avenue officiated. Mrs George W Junkins of South Tivde Park hosted a related gathering afterward.
A string of local society items notes Washburn Street church groups hosting entertainments for benevolence, a Hampton Street supper for a pastor’s salary, and tributes to brave acts. Also listed are obituaries, baptisms, confirmations, and meetings of the St Pauls Pioneer and Slurian societies with plans for a united service and charity events.
The North Scranton Welsh Congregational Church on West Market Street holds an afternoon meeting at 2 o clock with evening preaching at 7.00. A series of Bible studies, embroidery classes, painting, kitchen garden, and prayer sessions are announced. A Monday class in painting and a Mothers meeting are planned, with invitations to all to attend and join various study groups.
In Providence Presbyterian social rooms a Monday gathering of the Literary and Philanthropic Committees hosts an entertaining delineation titled Plice aux Dames. Mrs Sudier, Mrs Gillesple, Miss Henwood, and Miss Ruth Jackson lead a refined dramatic evening with Shakespearean flair.
A garbled ad promises Kemps Balun as a guaranteed throat and lung remedy. It claims a single bottle cures acute or chronic cough and asserts availability through druggists with a set price.
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Co Rochester announces an Americas Contest event with entertainment from Walkensehow's orchestra and a social collation. President Dolphi H. Atherton will preside at the session, Musical Director Whittemore to lead the chorus My Country Tis of Thee, with a closing remark about the winter assembly and April gathering.
Michael Millar Joseph Revetodivik and David Heese faced charges of entering premises and resisting an officer. Millar and Revetodivik received fines of 82 and 10 dollars, with Reese and Revetodivin to serve twenty days in jail. The article also notes funeral attendance and local political activity surrounding an upcoming election.
The article lists multiple residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Names include M AckKerten from Makinitteck visiting Park Plawe, William Richmond's family on Junes Street, John Conner of Towanda visiting parents ME and Mrs. Corser, and Mrs Diminier and daughter with 8. 1 Biekles of Providence road.
Joe Ross of Wilbur Street sustained an amputation of a right index finger yesterday at Lackawanna hospital. He is a minor at the Mar vine shaft and had previously caught his hand between bumpers several days earlier.
Obituary notices report multiple funerals and memorial services. The buried include Bluahoth the Gsemragth and Mr ad Mea, Wowie Davin, and Joe Cannon among others. Services were held at local churches and interments at regional cemeteries, with dates and locations noted for each family.
Backus bowling team defeated Commercial team by twenty one pins in a tightly fought contest at Lackus alleye last night. DuMtleht Wad led scoring with a high 2 and posted an outstanding 1951-3 average, the tournament's highest. Captain Monkina of Backus followed with Pt. high marks.
Fragmented notes mention Ty Hitletal of Mihety and Mr ad Mire Memes Wuergeat with references to community activities. Mentions include Willow Nell, Taide Larienen, WHITTANA, Panlel OOM Moyle, and Mary's Luh with unclear roles.</s>
Fragmented obituary notes Cornelius Decker dying at home after a family dispute over his estate. Reports describe the son Marrs and other relatives present as authorities arrived to determine cause, with unclear details and timing. The piece references a formal declaration and questions surrounding the will and guardianship.
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