West Scranton W C A Branch Discusses Lenten Devotions
A Lutheran Pastoral Association meeting at Rev. A L Ramer’s South Lincoln Ave residence included clergy from multiple Scranton churches and a discussion on Lenten devotions. Rev F Kuder spoke on India work at St Mark's Church, with Mr. Lauer and others attending. the evening included dinner and choral music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ramer
Lincoln Avenue
The
Lutheran Pastoral Association
South
Mra
W. C.L. Lauer
St. Paul's Church
Park Place
G. Spieker
Mre. Ramer
St Mark's Church
C.F. Kuder
Tnndia
C. L. Leaner
St. Paul's
Spioker
Prescriptions Compounded at Jenkins Drug Store Main and Jackson
The George W. Jenkins Co drug store on Main Ave and Jackson St offers compounded prescriptions using purest drugs. Pharmacists prepare personalized medicines and ensure accuracy under careful supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.jenkins Cor
Main Ave
Jackson St
West Scranton Young Women's Christian Association Formed
A new West Scranton branch of the Young Women's Christian Association met at Plymouth Congregational Church. Mrs. E H Nipple presided. An executive committee with reps from local churches was named and a store-room at 207 South Main Ave secured. The group plans to open in about two weeks with a reception and reports money collected to support the venture. The next meeting is set for Monday at 4 PM at Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. H. Nipple
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
George Howell
Sumner Avenue
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Norma Nichols
Hampton Street
Abbie Hancnck
Bimpton Methodist Episcopal Church
Anni Mason
James Mughes
Waehhart Street Presbyterian Church
Margaret Samigon
Plymouth Congres Eational
John L. Williams
South Main Avenue
ae @ sailes
West Kcranton Youngs Women's Christian Association
Two School Collections Deposited at West Side Bank
The record lists two schools with deposits and staff amounts. It enumerates principals Josephine D B Lees and David Owens, and many students and amounts in pounds, shillings, and pence, totaling six dollars and fifty seven cents. The fragmentary sums include names such as Miss Lees, Miss Murray, Miss Nichols, Miss Beamish, Miss Morvan, Miss Flynn, Miss Kent, Mire Wade, Miss Peek, Miss Murphy, Mrs. Ferber, Miss Vaughan, Miss Lewis, Miss Mull en, Miss Fellows, Miss Knapp, Miss Carpenter, OConnor, and others with varying cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Bank
Yerteriay
Josephine DB. Lees
Miss Lees
Miss Murray
Miss Nichols
Beamish
Miss Morvan
Miss Flynn
Miss Kent
Mise Means
Mire Wade
Miss Peek
Miss Murphy
Mrs. Ferber
Shih
H. L. Morgan
Mise Vaughan
Mise Lewis
Mixa Mullen
Miss Fellows
Miss Knapp
Mine Carpenter
Miss O'Connor
David Owens
Marth Watkins
Eilizabeth Lewis
Misa Evans
Martha Kelly
Nellie Richards
Nellie Kelly
Cythering Philiies
Elizabeth Price
Sirah McDonell
al Vemies Albay Wiirrla
Fetal
Funeral at St Patrick's for Rev A L Broderick's service
One of the largest funerals at St Patrick's Catholic Church yesterday honored the late Rev A L Broderick. The high mass was celebrated by Rev A L Broderick who preached on The Feast of St Joseph and The Paschal Day. Pallbearers included P T Lanett John J Fahey P Vaylor D Vitava H H Gilroy M Hogan and James Murphy with Catholic Mutual Benefit Association members among the pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petrick’s Catholic Church
Prattiols
AL T. Broderick
Jereph
Lanett
John J. Fahey
Po P. Vaylor
D. €. Vitava
Tf H H. Gilroy
Fahey
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Hogan
James Murphy
Hibernian
Inter
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted for Health
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a daily aid for digestion and general health. It claims the remedy keeps a body in a healthy condition and helps prevent dyspepsia and biliousness with occasional use.
Memorial note from Cathedral cemetery scene
A fragment mentions a burial or memorial event at the Cathedral cemetery, indicating a ceremony or interment took place there. The text is incomplete but points to churchyard commemoration in a religious setting.
Simpson Church Sunday School Social Evening
The Simpson church Sunday school classes 41 and 51 invite friends to Mrs. Minin’s residence at 146 South Main Ave today from 4 to 6 pm and 7 to 10 pm Ice cream and cake will be served Free admission is 16 cents Proceeds go to the church debt A wholesome musical and literary program will be presented in the house today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Church
Mra. M. L. Blair
Augusto Blair
Electric camp members to serve supper at Ivorite hall
Local notices report Electric camp No S38 hosting a 6 to 10 pm supper at Ivorite hall with 10 cent admission and social time. Mothers meet at No 19 School building this afternoon led by Mrs Ferber inviting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Camp
Patriotic Order of Americans
No. 19
Ferber
The
Electric City Wheelmen
Daniel W. Phillips
No. 14
Sehool
Mra
Verna Lorvey
van Buren Avenue
Pemains
Washburn Street
First Baptist Church
Morgans’ Hall
Board of Revision and Apneat
Fifteenth Ward
Columbia Hese Company
BL. David's Hall
St. Leo's
James Regan
Danieel Regan
Michael Coleman
Peter McCoy
St. Paul's
Mietel Bolten
Hennigan
St. Corolla’s
Morris Walsh
Harlow Connavan
Father Matthews
Local Notices and Funeral Attendance In Pininville Area
Residents reported a short visit between Miseng Arnout of Pininville and Miss Johnson of North Lincoln Avenue. Many attended the funeral of Mrs Edwards in Mogoon and the former’s brother’s funeral in Hampton. Lt David J. Davis returned to practice in the Connell building. The hotel proprietor at North Bromley and Scotland streets plans to retire, to be succeeded by Chris Flehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miseng Arnout
Pininville
Miss Johnson
North
Lincoln Avenue
Frank Blete
Wid
de Puy
North Linnin
Connell
Winchington Avenue
Huiac Vans
Seotland Street
Bromley Avenues
API i
Chris. Flehler
Wells
Dackron Street
What the Child Brought at the Christian meeting
North Suranton news notes a thoughtful address by F W Peaieall of the Young Men's Christian Association at the Provide Presbyterian church. The event featured hymns, testimonies, and announcements for revival services and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Peaieall
Young Met
Christian Association
Alao Alten
Wittom Saunders
Harry Jumgardner
Sweat Findlay
Willow Taree
Evangeliet Neal
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Mra
A. J. Clavit
Coureh Avenue
Lovery IL
Willam Jones
Harrisbute
Miss O'Donnell
Walley
New York City
Unclear Health Tonic Promised For Coughs Croup and Flu
Fragmentary OCR text advertises a daily meeting at a place called Threetami Lungs offering a remedy for coughs croup bronchitis asthma and consumption. It promises a bottle free sample and a cheap price with inhouse use and home checks for colds.
Three Children Die of Scarlet Fever in Scranton Family
In South Scranton Mr and Mrs Arthur Held bury their year old daughter Stella after a series of scarlet fever deaths in the family. The three bright children have all died, and Assistant Superintendent Barnickel and Charles Kellerman are noted in connection with local events as the community offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Arthur
Barnickel
Charles Kellerman
Thirteenth Regiment
Arthur Held
Alder Street
Stella
Minooka
Deposit Totals From Local Schools Reported
Weekly deposits from several city schools are listed with principals and student names. Totals shown: School No 10 22.62, No 11 5.46, No 1 10.83, No 2 41.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnell No
Joehn M. Beaumont
Mary A. Pitcher
Anna BR. Stankin
Mary A. Scott
Molly Co. Keenan
Elizabeth Zane
Anna C. Maria
Margaret Durkin
Mire Lilirable
Kate F. Lavelle
Mary Coleman
Maggie M. Murphy
Mary Shew
Margaret Murphy
Lisele
Kate FL Murphy
Teresa Gilbons
Helen V. Jones
Julia McGuigan
Ella Donohue
Margaret O'Donnell
Sarah O'Donnell
Flo Jordan
Elizabeth McNamara
Filu Dougherty
Mary Morrow
W. Z. Fitzgerald
Sarah Melvin
Maury McHale
Katie Kelly
Anna TL. Fow
Missy Nellie Oumleh
Surprise Welcome Home Party At Christ Lutheran
Assistant Superintendent Henry Barnickel of the Sanquoit silk mill was surprised by friends returning from a Christ Lutheran church board meeting at his Cedar Avenue home. Guests enjoyed music by Susie Gavin Emma Gurkle Edward Waleh and others with several couples present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barnickel
Sanquoit
Cedar Avenue
Christ Lutheran Church
Suslé Gavin
Emma Gurkle
Edward Waleh
John Brunner
John Whitbeck
Ervin Weller
Andrew Zeigler
Ervin Miller
Thomas Lewis
Thomas Mayer
William Mayer
Edward Walsh
Jacob Schaffer
William Loveland
John Mayer
Kellerman Home Reception Highlights Camp MacKenzie Return
Charles Kellerman recently back from Camp MacKenzie hosted a Saturday evening reception at his home. Games and dancing featured the event with Professor F. B. Kive Hin providing music. Refreshments were served and many relatives and friends attended including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyer and numerous Kellerman family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Kellerman
Camp MacKenzie
F. B. Kive Hin
Paul Boyer
Charles Brhot
Hufner
Minnie Zang
Joe Kellerman
Mary Maus
Kathe Levert
Kathe Kiret
Lixeie Meganer
Carrie Kenderman
Mary Hartman
Louise Kellerman
Ada Sathebury
Anna Kile
Mathew Noble
Peter Zang, Jr
Willian Kellerman
William Maus, Jr
George Maus
Henry Croll
Louis Hoss
George Wines
Edward Morris
Jaoul Behr
Fred Kellerman
Jonten devotions at St Jon's church this evening
Funeral notices and social notes from Pittston area report services for Patrick Meliale of Maple Street and Peter Prants from Alder Street with interment at Pittston Cemetery. Local residents attend, guests arrive, and community meetings are announced at Cedar Avenue and Pharmacy Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jon's Church
Patrick Meliale
Maple Strent
Wt &T
John's Church
Pittston Catholic
Masters
Tyrone
Cedar Avenue
John
Ruddy
Pitteton
William Connell
Nevis
Hev Dendernd
Thirteenth Regiment
Pharedas
LCBA
Mharmacy Hall
James Needhan
Bo Sbout
Hieas
Peter Prants
Mises Taylor
Eleck
John Rants
Alder Biront
Pittston Oven
Albert Meier
Flown Street
Lackawanna Brewery
Opening of new school room at Tripp Avenue Church
This evening the formal opening of the new school room of the Tripp Avenue Christian church will occur. The program includes vocal and instrumental selections and recitations by pupils. The edifice shows a large arch behind the pulpit draped with olive tapestry. An old folks concert under St. Mark's Church is rescheduled for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hartley
G. W. Denley
W. Hobinson
G. H. Jackson
Rueben Jones
J. AW. Jackson
Charles BE. Brink
W. FR. Davies
Frank Jackson
David Jones
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Young People's Friendly Circle of
St. Mark's
Social gathering honors Miss Jesele Robinson
Mr and Mrs George Jackson hosted a Friday evening entertainment at Mast Drinker street in honor of their guest Miss Jesele Robinson. Attending were Misses Lucretia Hartley Lizzie Diesecker Sadie Spettigue Florence Donley Myrtle Burns Jennie Wetherall Mae Mann Helen Cole Mex David Decker Mr and Mrs Benjamin Parsons Merars Walter W Blesecker George Bouttigue Raymond Donley and F
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson
Mast Drinker Street
Jesele Robinson
Lucretia Hartley
Lizzie Diesecker
Sadie Spettigue
Florence Donley
Myrtle Burns
Jennie Wetherall
Mae Mann
Helen Cole
Mex David Decker
Benjamin Parsons
Merars
Walter W. Blesecker
George Bouttigue
Raymond Donley
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Mrs Hartman returns from Carbon Dale while Robert McMillan, ex banker now in Kansas City, visits Dickson avenue with Minor Carr. Emma Yager visits Moscow. Alice Gregory stays with the Bellamys. Geary joins Dr Edson Green to study dentistry. Max leaves for York to join International Correspondence Schools. Mrs Hubbard hosts a musicale and cake walk with prizes won by Mae Killam and Fred Woodhull. A Beranton Aght minociation meeting is planned. Green Ringe conclave holds business and reception. Local youths attend dances, visits, and social events around Hawley, Portage, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McMillan
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Bank
Kansas City, Mo
Minor C. Carr
Dickson Avenue
Adam Weyandt
Ante Morris
W. M. Wheeler
Portsham Street
Emma Yager
Moscow
Grave Lutts
Maurin Street
Alice Gregory
Forest
Bellamy
Delaware Street
Charles Geary
Edson Green
J. Oman Max
York
W. Wright
Monsey Avenur
Afton
James
Green Ridge iv
Binghamton
L. L. Hubbard
Delawn, Street
Cruces Stevens
Miexw Mae Killam
Fred Woodhull
Mieeve Isabelle Aneley
Gertrude Peilett
Hawley
Franley Gaines
Latte Arml Sick Company
Clinton Flevens
Oswair Yover
Philadelphia
Hattie Griswold
Evip
Beranton
Green Ringe
Heptasophs
W. Drokhan
Addyman
J. Geleer
Nan Sturges
Washington Avenue
Women's Club
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Scranton
West Efcranton Y
Indies
Dr.Bull’s. Cough Syrup
Patrick Cannon
Paris
London
Globe Warehouse
Hostetter
Bunday School
Soctatl
MiNok News Notes
Suranton
South Scranton
MR Barnickel
Foldier
Nube
Forth Fide
Central City
Hyde Park
Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Gerson
Lackawanna Avenue
Joyce
Willam
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ater
Richard Gardner
Dudley Street
Olle
A. G. Jones
Wilkeés-arre
George W. Jone
Brook Street
Byron Simongs
Lake Arie
Lena Spettigue
North Binkely Street
Promesdals
Joe Kibler
Mauch Chunk
Williamn Miller
Shook Street
John Jurdy
Taylor
Mine Poreman Peter Pinkney
Prescott Avenue
Philosine Weber
South Thakely Treat
Newark
N. J
Fi, Depue
Beott Township
Dunmore
Green Ridge
Mrs. Hartman
Carbondale
Pixley
Charles H. Philips
N. S. Empire Theater
Matt J. Flynn
Merry Widewe
George Dixon
Hhebrary
Tui
Arc
Mise
Catherine Kennedy
le Gwigs
Mansere
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
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