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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1899

Page

9

West Scranton Observes Week of Self-Denial for Army Parade

Salvation Army members observe a week of self denial to support the army’s operations while Thimble Club members entertain at the York home. A parade plan divides Company F of the Thirteenth regiment. Colonel Couyton calls soldiers to join, and Lt Danis backs the army effort as fund-raising begins at 1046 Price Street through Friday.

Salvation Army Thimble Club John F. York Sarah Siglin Lonergan Court Minc- Kensie Certulm Meombora Pecker Tomother Couyton Decker Company F Bt. David's David Jd Danis Ashe Wilng Axldie Coen Eversheds Aston Adjutant Films Price Street Chatee

Salvarhow Army Observes Welf Denial Week

Members across the United States participate in what they call welf denial week, part of the Salvarhow army's observed activities and demonstrations during the week.

Salvarhow Army United States

Electric Coin Ladies Host Social Evening In Patelorie Hall

The Electric Coin No 3 Patelorie Order of Aner leone women hosted a social evening starting at 3 oclock with 1 oclock seating and three tables filled with guests. Mrs Randolph Jones Mrs Frank Gleason Mrs David John and others led the serving in the club rooms while attendees enjoyed a calk walk and grab hog games in the main hall.

Ladies of Electric Coin Patelorie Order Anerleone Mane Fiends Efoluls Vox Hi Randolph Jones Frank Gleason David John Junie Etanton Maury Viking Maury Bid. Weman Emily

Thimbled Clear Meeting at York Home

Members of the Thhibhe assembly met at the home of Mr and Mrs John J F York 1015 Price Street last eve. The gathering focused on community matters and neighboring concerns.

Thhibhe Alsa John J. F. York Price Street Last Evue

Mrs Pinkham Addresses Ovaritis and Advice

Ovaritis and related womb inflammation may follow stopped menses and neglect. Mrs Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is promoted as relief with confidential advice from Lynn Mass. A testimonial from Mrs Canute F Trewen of Lalee Ind cites recovery after using the remedy and other Pinkham products. A claim that a million women have benefited is included.

Canute F. Trewren Lalee Lydia E. Pinkham Proagam Thad Lydia KE. Pinkham

Pastor Lisse Called to Harrisburg Zion German Lutheran Church

Reverend Heinrich F. Linsse of Christ Lutheran in South Scranton will resign to accept a pastorate at Zion German Lutheran Church in Harrisburg. He has led Christ Lutheran for three years, reducing debt, enlarging membership, adding a new organ, and starting a Saturday school. His farewell sermon is set for April 3 as the congregation confirms a large class.

Church Council of The Christ Lutheran Church Heinrich F. F. Linsse Zion German Lutheran Church Harrisburg Rev. Ligne St. John’s Bridgeton N. J Lisse Mtr. Lisse

Ladies Club Assembly Ends With Needlework Relaxation

The writeup notes a social gathering where ladies engaged in needlework and gentlemen played various games. Refreshments followed at a seasonable hour. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Hughes, Mr and Mrs Robert J Williams, Mr and Mrs George T Jones, Mr and Mrs Low HH Jones, Mr and Mrs William N Chise, Mr and Mrs John J F York, Miss Rachel Jones, and Miss Lillhen Birtley. The next assemblage is planned at Miss Rachel Jones's Lafayette Street home in two weeks.

Mra James Hughes Robert J. Williams George T. Jones Low Hh, Jones William N. Chise John J. F. York Rachel Jones Lillhen Birtley Lafayette Etrent Henet

America to join parade tomorrow afternoon

Citizens are invited to participate in the parade and should meet at the Masonic Hall at 1.90 o'clock for preparations. Directions note Easter flowers and the East Market area as reference points for attendees.

America Masonic Hall Morel East Market

Entertaining Friends at Jackson Street Home

Fthel and Roy Diehl hosted a small gathering at their Jackson street residence. Mrs. Diehl was assisted by Mrs. Al Kern and Mrs. Bunnell in entertaining. Attendees included Florence Welse Frances Roberts Mrydle Hazlett Mier enee Tushest Minnie Trostel Veronica Treatcd Ruth Bryant Muth Fellows Annettelle Wels Millie Hoffman Being Bryant Ovta Fraunfelker Ethel Diehl Clayton Fraunfelker Austin Fraunfelker Columbus Franchi Roy Diehl Chives Lang Leral Bunnell and Howard Coleman

Fthel Roy Diehl Jackson Street Ethel Diehl Clayton Fraunfelker Austin Fraunfelker Columbus Franchi Hives Lang Leral Bunnell Howard Coleman

Funeral Services Held Privately for Arthur Hobingon and Frank Stetter

Private funeral services were conducted for Arthur Hobingon of 46 North Seventh Street and Frank Stetter. Interment followed at Forest Will Cemetery. Friends may view the remains today between 1 and 6 PM.

Arthur Charles Mir m August Hobingon North Seventh Street Forest Will Stetter Forest Mul

Funeral of Sarah Siglin Alte Held at Gouldsboro and Lehigh Cemetery

The funeral of the late Sarah Siglin Alte occurred from her daughter Mrs Hadward Hufford’s residence in Lenerin Court yesterday morning. She was born in Serting Warne County and survived by a son and four daughters including Georgy She Ht Gouldshores Mrs William Sitch and others. The remains were taken to Gouldsboro Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad at 10 05% wrath and services were conducted in Gouldsberg with interment in Lehigh Cemetery at Chula.

Alte Sarah Siglin Hadward Hufford Lenerin Court Deocowred Serting Warne County Georgy Gouldshores William Sitch Doh Ransom Mea Rebirt Willard Ales Edward Hutton Temains Gouldshore Io Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Gouldsberg Velock Lehigh Chula

Local Events and Meetings Amid Busy South Main Area

Community groups meet in rooms on South Main and nearby venues. Detailing a parade of events including lectures, entertainments, church gatherings, boy and civic group activities, and a funeral service scheduled for Edward Finnerty.

Local notes on residents and staff movements

Miss Jennie Evans returns to duties at T B Price news stand after illness. Professor John Watkin ang attends a well attended concert in Carbondale Monday. Misses Bessie Davie Edna Lewie and Arthur Davis return from Bloomsburg State Normal school for Easter. Miss Elizabeth Meredith returns from extended visit to Philadelphia Washington and the South. Edward J Canavan visits friends from Lebanon. Miss Hartlet Davis plans to vacate the store room and move to the old Star Drug store building on April 4.

Jennie Evans T. B. Price John T. Watkinawang Carbondale Bessie Davie North Hyde Park Avenue Edna Lewie South Main Avenue Arthur Davis North Sumner Avenue Bloomsburg State Normal School Ellgabeth Meredith North Hromsey Avenue Philadelphia Washington Edward J. Canavan Lebanon Hartlet Davis Floriet Star Drug Store

March Evening Events at South Scranton Churches

The Wednesday night program features readings on The Agony in the Garden by Mrs. W. H. Sadler and a talk on Why He Bleeds in the Garden by A. Morrison at Providence Presbyterian. Rev. G. B. Druid delivers a short talk and Columbian council members visit Wilkes-Barre. Providence council members traveling by Seashack train. Firer Ragtag Church plans a Christian church overview and baptism at North Main Avenue led by Rev. X. Davies. First Welsh Baptist hosts a lively program on Wayne Avenue with Alderman L. N. Roeberts presiding. Court Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday school children present a Mother Goose entertainment Friday evening with singing and tableaux, proceeds aiding Easter flowers. Market Street address given.

Providence Presbyterian Church W. H. Sadler A. Morrison G. B.druid Columbian Council Dunloe Order of United America Mechanics Wilkes-Barre Providence Council Wilkestarteane Weer Delaware and Hudson Wisdom Taseelack Ragttat Watine Avenue Malin Evenue Ttev Wlof Dhavies First Welsh Baptist Church Wayne Avenue Tentebt Alederman L. N. Roeberts Wall Court Street Hpiscopal Lovelock Ust Market Street

Funeral Notices for Peter Fronts and Peter Weller

The remains of Peter Fronts of Alder Street were interred at Pittston Avenue cemetery after services at his home conducted by Rev. Mr. North of the Hickory Street Presbyterian church. Pallbearers were John Ladder David Bassmer Michael Webber and Max Zeller. The funeral of Peter Weller of Pear Street who died from injuries at Moses Taylor hospital after an accident at the South Mill was held yesterday morning with a high mass at St Mary’s German Catholic church by Rev. Peter Christoffiching. Interment was in Meadow Brook cemetery.

Peter Fronts Alder Street Pittston Avenue Mr. North Hickory Street Presbyterian Church John Ladder David Bassmer Michael Webber Max Zeller Peter Weller Pearstreet Moses Taylor Hospital South Mill St. Marya German Catholic Church Peter Christoffiching Meadow Brook No, i

Community Socials and Church Events Highlight Week

Residents hosted a small party on Union Street with singing and refreshments. Joy Morrello sustained bruises after a fall on Throop Street. An opening celebration at Tripp Avenue Christian church drew large crowds with speeches by Major and Rev Bulgin, aiding four hundred pounds for the building project. St Mort’s parish hosted a peanut social while the Ladies Aid Society planned an evening program at Mrs Powell’s North Blakely residence. All invited.

Heith Andrews Charlotte Ore Wanaiie Guetta Wml A. HY Fine Union Strest Mra Stone H. M. Slack W. Stone Joy Morrello JR. Murphy Morel Brothers Tripp Avenc Hrintian Major Bulgin St. Mort's Episcopal Church Ald Society Methodist Epiaconal Church Powell Blakely Street

A Queenly Woman and the Secrets of Her Success

A column extols Mrs. McKee Rankin as a celebrated actress and mother. It cites a letter she wrote to Dr. Hartman praising Peru-ne as a remedy for catarrh and related ailments. The piece highlights her opinions on health, gender, and medical advice from Dr. Hartman with notes on his book Health and Beauty.

McKee Rankin Phyllis Rankin Herrel Mrs. McKee Rankin Hartman Melewix Ture Tilthe Mir McKee Manisliy Moartmin BE. E. Howl West Virginia Delewuten Charleston W. Va K. BK

Anniversary event and soldiers’ banquet announced

An anniversary of a birthday is noted, with plans for a returned soldier banquet at Natter's Hall next Monday by Washington Camp No. 40, Patriotic Order Sons of America. Funds for public school No. 7 show modest totals, and a social supper by South Side ladies is offered with tickets at twenty five cents.

Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America Natter’s Hall Kate G. O'Malley Lizzie South Lion Wall Bu

Fragmentary Address Note Missing Context

Fragmentary OCR text references South Side central city Hyde Park and an address to C. B. Sharkey at 14 Cedar Ave with phone Gbh. No clear event or outcome.

South Side Central City Hyde Park Ordure C. B. Sharkey Edar Ave

Local notices and community events from Green Ridge area

A sequence of fragmented notices mentions residents like Albert Houghton and tineson from New York street, a fire impacting Arndt whose office will be at Mr Bon ny's on Green Ridge street, and a floral order from Morel Brothers. Also noted are Euchre party hosts at Penn avenue, library hours, a surprise party for Miss Nelle Pilse on Capouse, a recital with attendees, and a spring cleanser promotion at Manners' Pharmacy Green Ridge street.

Albert Houghton New York Street Tineson de FF. Arndt Bonny Green Ridge Street Morel Brothers O. Exsherman Capouse Wrente Hazel Hessler Madlynterest Florence Jenkins May Harvey Grace Maddock Grace Iris Burns Chin Woodruff Mary Greeley Militibe White Myrtle Harvey Bruce Perdham Robert Gardner William Chorter Albert Kinsley Hertram Smith Frank Mallentine Herbert

Local Social and Church Activities Highlight Scranton Area

Peter Manley of New York visits his parents on Pittston Avenue. Regular Storrehall meeting of South Scranton Conclave, Improved Order of Heptagraphs, held last evening. Lenten devotions and sermon at St John’s Catholic Church. Midweek services set for Hickory Street Presbyterian Church tonight. William Golden of Stone Avenue ill at home. Century club members urged to meet Thursday at 1 PM to prepare for banquet at Natter’s Hall. Mira Beesle Myera on 1207 Pittsten Avenue hosted friends last Thursday evening.

Peter Manley New York City Pittston Avenue South Scranton Storrehall St. John's Catholic Church John J. McC Hickory Street Presbyterian Church William, Golden Stone Avenue Javery Il Century Century Hore Natter’s Hall Mira Beesle Myera Pitteen Avente

Grain-U the new drink for vigor and appetite

Grain-U marketed as a healthful drink, not a medicine, claimed to be invigorating and appetizing. It is described as made from pure grain with a rich brown color and coffee-like taste, recommended for children and general well being. Available in sizes 16 and 40.

Mangan Spends Day With Fries in Olyphant

A. Mangan spent yesterday in Olyphant eating fries. The Young Men’s Institute Dramntl company is hard at work rehearsing Charlie Townsend’s three act drama.

A. Mangan Fries Olyphant Instiite Dramntl Company Charlies Townsend

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