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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1900

Page

11

Concert Program At Jackson Street Baptist Church

Testimonial concert for William Evans features Schubert Quartette, solos by Norma Williams George Martin Elizabeth Thomas Mrs Randall H Evan Williams with piano and bass solos, and a Welsh selections medley. Event set for Wednesday evening April 4 in Scranton.

William Evans Jackson Street Baptist Church Norma Williams George Martin Elizabeth Thomas Bchubert Angela Evan Williame David Stephens Friend Holy Vision Elizabeth Thomas Alta Bolo Rundell

Webster society inks Edward Marge new member

The Webster Literary and Debating society met at W. D. Evans's North Hyde Park avenue home and initiated Edward Marge. A debate on whether the United States should own and control the Nicaragua canal followed with William Elias and Sanford Phillips for the affirmative. Walter Evans and Edward Williams abstained on the negative. Judges ruled the affirmative. A reception honored Mr. Evans’s twenty first birthday with refreshments and social time.

Webster Literary and Debating Society W. D. Evans Hyde Park Avenue Edward Marge United States Nicaragua Canal William Elias Sanford Phillips Walter Evans Edward Williams the Gartery Evans

Ambulance Ready for West Side Hospital Debut Today

A new ambulance is prepared for service at the West Side hospital and will roll out today from the William Blume & Son carriage factory signaling modernization of local emergency care.

West Side Hospital William Blume & Son

Dufour's French Tar Sells Through All Dealers

Portable health claim notes that Dufour's French Tar has achieved success selling through all dealers. It is advertised as a cure for colds and a remedy to help rest.

Dufour

Ambulance Fund Event At Electric City Wheelmen Club

Undertaker William Price will remove the conveyance today from the shop. Hospital directors will host a reception for the young ladies who secured the ambulance funds. The event includes a dinner and dance at the Electric City Wheelmen's club house.

William Price Hospital Electric City Wheelmen's Club House

Lincoln Heights Meeting on Church Union Vote

Residents gathered at the school house Thursday to express views on uniting with Hampton Street Church to build a new structure on the Round Woods tract. Pardons presided while Rev. Henninger and Trustees Davis and Simona spoke. the vote opposed the proposition by a majority.

Lincoln Heighte Hampton Street Round Woods Pardons Henninger Davis Simona

Miner James Evans Receives Manila Flag from Son in Philippines

North Hyde Park avenue mine foreman James A. Evans received a Filipino flag sent by his son Ben, a member of the Fourth Illinois regiment in the Philippines. The red white and blue silk banner features stars and a moon and is highly prized by Evans.

James A. Evans Hyde Park Avenue Manila Ben Fourth Ilinois Regiment Philippines Vans

Funeral of Joseph Andreas Held After Engine Accident

The funeral for Joseph Andreas, killed when struck by an engine at South Mill, was held from his parents home on Stratford Avenue at 2 PM. Services followed at St John’s German Catholic Church with burial in the German Catholic Cemetery. Another service for Thomas Bemis was planned at 3 90 this afternoon at 120 Langstaff Avenue with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery.

Joseph Andreas South Mill Stratford Avenue St. John's Thomas Bemis Langstaff Avenue Washburn Street

Washburn Street Church Choir Next Day Concert

The Washburn Street Presbyterian church choir, directed by Professor C B Derman, will render a morning service program with Adagto Prelude, Andante Offertory, and two anthems including O Little Town of Bethlehem and Give Unto the Lord, O Ye Mighty, followed by a postlude. The evening service features Day Is Past and Done, O Clap Your Hands, a Canzonetta, Mourlan, and Postlude. Clark provides the Allegro and other pieces.

Washburn Street Presbyterian Church C. B. Derman Andre Bethlehem Mourlan Shepard Cabeund Buck Schuman Clark

News notes and personals brief from local residents

Mrs George Benore of South Main avenue left for a Brooklyn visit. Mr and Mrs John Davis and their son of North Bumner avenue visit friends in Pottsville. David Williams of Fynon street is home ill. Miss Verna Lewis of North Rebecca avenue visits New York. Alfred Twining, associate editor of the Times, is ill at his Swt land street home. Services over the remains of Mr and Mrs Theodore Behike s child were held.

George Benore South Main Avenue Brooklyn N.Y John Davis and North Bumner Avenue Pottsville David Wiliams Fynon Street Ilinesa Verna Lewis North Rebecca Avenue New York Alfred Twining the Times Tland Street Theodore Behike

Gentlemen Attention on Worth of Wearing Them

A concise promotional appeal invites gentlemen to try a product, asserting its numerous advantages and inviting all who do not wear them to visit for a demonstration of benefits. The tone emphasizes persuasion and practical appeal.

Free lectures and community notices fill Scranton schedule

Yesterday afternoon Rev A J Ramer conducted services and interment occurred at Washburn street cemetery. A second free lecture on Our Public Schools will be delivered in Morgan's hall at 7 30 this evening by Rev M la Firor. Various local residents and events are noted including visits, socials, a wagon collision, and church conventions across Eastern Pennsylvania.

A. J. Ramer St. Mark's Lutheran Church Washburn Street Order of American Knighthaod Morgan's Hall M. la Firor C. A. Faulkner Hartford M. F. Wymba Jackson Street Bessie Carr Philadelphia Misses Cannon West Scranton Young Women's Christian Association Central Grace Reformed Wyoming Avenue Gabeline John Fbechtold Ninth Stree Charles Olver North Main Avenue L. B. Powell & Co Round Woods South Main Avenue Tracey Meare’ Hall Arthur Banning Bromley Avenue First Baptist Church Tribune de Gruchy Jackson Street Baptist Church Moses Congregational Churches of Eastern Pennsylvania Tabernacle Congregational Church J. P. Moffat Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church

Beattie and Beatrice lodge social and community notes

A Green Ridge party for Nellie Bliss features dancing with many attendees. Reports on Mrs. Reynolds returning from Switzerland, the Ehrhardt residence move, junior church program, Beatrice lodge Beatrice anniversary events with music, recitations, solos, pantomimes, and a Daughters of Rebecca gathering led by Rev. W. G. Simpson and Attorney D. B. Replogle.

Bliss Capouse Avenue Green Hidge Nellie Jessie Callender Hazel Hessler Mable Fordham Edna Cary Mable Fritz Jean Mitchell Grace Madox Iris Burrus Clara Woodruff Hattie Lindsay Mable Jayne Mesers Bruce Fordham Orin Carr Harold H. BR. Reynolds Switzerland Reynolds William Ehrhardt Delaware Street Monany and Eledric Avenues Baptist Church George Woodmansee Walter Stevens Corinne Loomis Harriet McMillan Frank Lewis Alice Gertrude Harris Nettie Seeclig Albert Hall Olive Price Trene Cooner Grace Nolan Mabel Jayne Lula Constantine Beatrice Lodge Daughters of Rebecca Masonic Hall W. G. Simpson Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church Mies Wlare Slosum Lulu Constantine B. T. Jayne Misa Leone Farnham D. B. Replogle

Fragmentary Local Address Note to Central Hyde Park

Partial OCR shows an address request directed to J Pf Gharkey at 1914 Cedar with phone 663% in South Side central City and central Hyde Park.

South Side Central Eity Central Hyde Park

Despondent Women Enduring Monthly Suffering and Hope

The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for painful menstruation and related female health issues. It cites testimonials from Lizzie Coleman and C D Morris praising relief from back pain, bearing down pain, headaches, and weakness. It urges women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Pinkham Lizzie Coleman Wayland N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham C. D. Morris Louisburg Square Boston Mass

Evening Socials and Local Meetings Highlight City Clubs

Members of the Schlaraffia Scrantonia, mainly central city businessmen, enjoyed a social night at the South Side Bowling Club. Tomorrow a mission service at Evangelical Church of Peace will feature Rev. E J Schmidt and Rev. Jacob Schoettle using a magic lantern to depict India’s famine. Lackawanna carpet weavers met at Joseph Mickus’s home to discuss joining the Central Labor Union. St Mary’s German Catholic church plans a ball on Easter Monday at St Mary’s hall. Michael Haggerty, injured at the South mill, was moved to Moses Taylor hospital as his condition worsened.

Schlaraffia- Scrantonia Central City South Side Conrad Schroeder George Wahl Fred Hummler Charlies Koempel Frank Luebhner Otto Kracht Carl Lorenz Louis Rupprecht Charles Falkoskie Conrad Wenzel Evangelical Church of Peace Prospect Avenue E. J. Schmidt Jacob Schoettle West Side India Lackawanna County Joseph Mickus Cedar Avenue Central Labor Union St. Joseph's Society of St

Brunnermore Doings Methodist Anniversary Services

The Brunnermore church marks a special anniversary with twentieth century services. The old Chestnut Street brick church began in 1861 and was dedicated April 8. The current edifice was dedicated February 24, 1889, with remodeling four years ago. Rev J E Sawyer will preach at 10:30 AM and later pastors will speak. Sunday school meets at 2:30 PM followed by addresses. Evening programs at 7:30 PM feature Rev Leacock and Dr Sawyer with special music. All are invited.

Methodist Episcopal Church Chestnut Street Cloges J. E., Sawyer D. D Northern Christian Advocate Syracuse N. Y J. C. Leacock Sawyer

Tax Payment Due with Penalty Notice

A 5 percent penalty applies to all taxes unpaid after March 27. Tax collection will occur at Borough Building on the 24th 26th and 27th in the afternoons. W E Correll is the collector.

W. E. Correll

Weekend religious services and weddings in city notices

Tomorrow Presbyterian and Baptist services led by ministers W F Gibbons and J L Kreamer with Sunday school at noon and prayers at 7 45 pm. The Nie meyer Zeller wedding is set for tomorrow at 10 am at the bride’s Madison Avenue home. Ernest Bovard travels to Washington DC to meet his brother. YWCA rooms close Sunday. union YWCA service at Grace Church features Rev A C Gaebelein. Balint Mark’s church Fourth Sunday in Lent with Holy Communion and evening prayer. Tripp Avenue Christian Church to host morning and evening services with 10 am Sunday school and 7 30 pm service.

W. F. Gibbons Christian Endeavor J. L. Kreamer Dudley Street Baptist Church Helen Niemeyer A. L. Zeller New Albany Ind Madison Avenue Ernest Bovard Washington, D. C Harry Younes Women's Christian Association South Side Union Y. W. C. A E. J. Haughton J. D. Dabney Christian Church Barry, UL Tripp Avenue Christian Church

Minooka Notes Include Funeral and Local Happenings

Patrick Laffy laid to rest in Minooka cemetery after requiem at St. Joseph's church. Local youth Stephen Joyce out of Lackawanna hospital following bullet injury hand. Visitors include Miss Mary Hartman and Miss Anna Burke. Sycofsk Walsh trades in Pittston. P J Mulkein back on his feet after Beranton Axle incident. Mail service increased to four daily. Local drama group to stage a production after Easter. St Joseph's Sunday school rehearsing cantata.

Patrick Laffy Minooka Gilmore Avenue St. Joseph's Church W. A. Gorman Stephen Thomas Joyce Stafford Street Lackawanna Hospital

Multiple Local Obituaries Chronicle Lives of Residents

A string of obituaries from a local newspaper reports Nicholas E Britton dying at his sister’s home and lists surviving family. John Mitchell dies after long illness at 63 with a son and daughter as survivors. funeral Sunday at 2. Artemus Stone dies at 18 from lung trouble with funeral at home and burial in Dalton. Thomas Warris dies after brief illness just days after his wedding. funeral to be announced. Mrs. Richard Podger dies, survived by husband and children. funeral tomorrow at 2 with Rev J J McHenry officiating. Margaret Williams age two, funeral tomorrow at home. burial Washburn street cemetery. Ella Kruse age two months dies. funeral today at 2 with Cathedral cemetery burial. John Truse infant dies of scarlet fever. funeral today with Cathedral cemetery burial.

Nicholas E Charles Britton P. H. Brown R. M. Casa Pear Street P. 11, Brown Rendham John Mitchell North Main Avenue Ile Ie Wesley Bertha Stevens Artemus Stone Rock Street Dalton D. A. Stone Thomas Warris Brick Avenue Richard Podger West Mountain Kb. J. McHenry St. David's Episcopal Church Ella John Kruse Benington Avenue Cathedral Cemetery John ‘Truse

Providence Sunday School Officers Visit Rendham

North Scranton reports the Providence Methodist Episcopal Sunday school officers and teachers rode to Rendham to honor Mrs. Adam Stegner formerly Amy Decker with a party and gifts. The event featured music, refreshments, and a taborette presentation. Attendees included numerous couples and individuals from local families and the Decker and Stott lineages. Funeral services for Marguerite Stansbury are noted for tomorrow with brief notices of church services.

Providence Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Rendham Marguerite Stansbury Adam Stegner Amy Decker Stegner Cowles Margaretta Williams Alice von Storch Lydia Corwin Anna Fadden Stella Wedeman Clara Tonkins Nellie Benjamin Susie Barnes Alice Williams Mabel Harrieton Mary Davis Eliza Guest John Wolf PB. Hatch Charles Constantine Joe Linney

Funeral for Marguerite Stansbury Held. Death by Scarlet Fever

The funeral for Marguerite Stansbury five died from scarlet fever. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery. Mrs. Stansbury is seriously ill with quinsy. Upcoming church services include Memorial Baptist and Methodist churches with sermons, Bible school, and union events led by Rev. Davies Rev. Reading and Rev. Gerbelein. The Epworth League social occurred at Providence church with recitations music and refreshments.

Marguerite H. W. Stansbury Diamond Avenue G. C. Lyman Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church Forest Hill Cemetery G. Reading North Main Avenue North America Young Women’s Christian Association Central Association Grace Reformed Church Gerbelein New York Epworth League Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Wpworth League Association

Local residents head to new posts and homes

John Walsh departs Monday for Montana to settle there permanently. Jonathan Rodham and George Richardson of Park Place leave for Boston to begin new jobs. Miss Mattie Thomas of Frostburg Maryland visits Rev. and Mrs. W F Davies of Summit Avenue. Readers can drop news at Davis’ drug store for prompt handling.

John Walsh Montana Jonathan Rodham George Richardson Park Place Boston Mass Mattie Thomas Frostburg Maryland Bucknell

Local Obituary Notices From Beranton and Scranton Dated March 1900

Pauline LaBar two years old dies in Beranton Pa with funeral at the house on Saturday and private interment. Mrs Richard Podgee of West Mountain dies aged 44 with funeral Sunday at 10 from Mrs Winebrake’s home and Forest Hill cemetery. Mrs J W Garney of Scranton dies aged 61 years 10 months 12 days with funeral Saturday at 3 at the house on North Washington avenue and private interment.

Winebrake North Eighth Street Forest Hill Cemetery Garney Scranton J. W. Garney North Washington Avenue

First German Lesson by Prof Colby Draws Good Class

Professor W Irving Colby opened a twenty five lesson German series in Guernsey hall with a large class. The first two lectures are free and he promises practical German in five weeks. He uses a conversational method and is praised for knowledge and engaging teaching style.

W. I. Colby W. Irving Colby Guernsey Hall Cierman

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