Local Social Roundup of Names and Movements
Manager William Marnie left for New York City on Saturday. Park Commissioner Daniel Mannix at home in Bellevue. Miss Teresa Carey returns from New York and begins trimming department duties. Mr and Mrs E O Smith celebrate first wedding anniversary with gifts at their Awh Street home. A list of residents and visitors includes numerous individuals and families in Wilkes-Barre and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marnie
New York City
Park
Joseph F. Hang l
Nellie Hangi
Pickson Avenue
W. Robart
Interstate Momeopathic Medical Society
Teresa Carey
North Matn Avenue
New York
Axaymy
Haalacher'a
Eo E. Smith
Awh Street
Smith
Mr Watkins
David Wout King
Victoria Watkine
T. Watking
T. Lewis
Siiriamund Hrant
James Smith
Gertie Willams
Mme
Brandenburg Ani
C. C. Smith
Miscom Besele Smith
Lillian and
Angie Lewis
North End Notes and Local Happenings This Week
Local notices from Sandergon to Belmont terraces include recovering residents and guests visiting. Auctions at St Charles hotel feature bargains in wine and silverware. A barn is built for the Excelator Hose company horses. Charles Bone leaves Acme shop for R W Woodworth market. John White’s attempt to rob Gilboy Cafe ends with arrest and fine. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier and health remedy. Sheet music sale announced by J L Stelle on Wyoming avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. C. Dimmick
Sandergon Avenue
John R. Lennel
Walton
N.C
Clarence Steel
Belmont Terrace
Annie Reese
William Street
Providence Dog
North
Main Avenue
Green Ridge Lumber Company
Boulevard
St. Charles Hotel
Penn Avenue
Excelator Hose Company
Oak Street
Henton T. Jayne
H. B. Vin Bergen
Capouse Avenue
Aml Green Feldice Street
Florence 2Ilkman
Charles Bone
Acme
R. W. Woodworth
John White
Wayne Avenue
Gilboy Cafe
Market Street
Perry
Roberts
White
Conta
True Nazarene Message at Green Ridge Church Sermon
Rev. 2. M. Stearns of Germantown preached at Green Ridge Presbyterian on true Nazarene separation unto God and strength made perfect in weakness. He urged reliance on divine instrumentality and urged listeners to let God be manifest in the flesh through them without feeling insignificant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
M. Stearns
Cermantown
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Central City
Stvarns
Bie
Stearna
Gyenina Dieoourdée
Hiv
Choy
David
Thatcher
Jesus
Weill
God
Jonah
Jacob
Temperance Sermon Draws Large Jackson Street Audience
Rev. ID C Hughes preached a forceful temperance sermon at Jackson Street Baptist Church tonight on the destructiveness of intemperance. He cited Exodus and described alcohol as a “devil's potion” harming mind, home, and society, urging removal of opportunity and stricter restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Paphet Church
ID. C. Hughes
Simon
Hughes
Thorndé
Chui
Alcohel
Heaven
Hell
Harrisburg Pushes Legislature on Township Ward Reform
A report outlines a drive in Harrisburg to urge the Legislature to require townships to redraw wards on the forthcoming issue and secure majorities for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mission opens at St Marys Dunmore with three Dominican priests
Under patronage of three missionary fathers a two week mission opened at St. Marys Dunmore. Fathers Splinter Rickardy and Dinin of the Dominican Order preach to women first week and men and children in subsequent sessions with confessions and nightly sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Dunmore
Reva
C. A. Splinter
W. T. Rickardy
W. A. Dinin
Lexington Areue
New York
Father Splinter
Sapom
Totela
Mather
Rane
Curio
Alin
Sermons Spread Across Local Churches In April Notices
The Wellh Congregational and Griven Ridge Baptist churches reported sermons on Confession and grace, with Rev. Ford and Rev. Alto delivering impactful messages. Other sermons covered faith, creation, and admonitions, as Rev. Stubblesine and Dr. Mabielson spoke at various venues, and church events announced including the Young Men’s Christian Association anniversary on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fos. Jones
Wou
Ford
Griven Ridge
Williame
Peetor
Dunmore
Hospital orderly uncovers dead kittens in possession
An orderly at Lackawanna Hospital found two fuel uses with young boys on Raymond Court, believed to be four and a half months old. The kittens were dragging strings, and doctors later confirmed they were dead and pickled, likely discarded by a doctor or stolen from an office. The fetuses are preserved in a hospital operating room jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Beyowd
Loys
Raymond Court
No Money for Schools Cuts Hit North Dakota Programs
Gov Allen trims state appropriations from 160000 to about 125000. Heaviest reductions target the State university and Normal school, threatening closures until the 1907 legislative session. Remaining funds cover only the current school year and many institutions will be closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmiemarck
N. D
Allen
State University
Normal Sehool
Lsot
Concise speech on Y M C A Finishing Fund aid
A speaker praises the Y M C A as a practical influence for good and urges support for the Finishing and Furnishing Fund. Saturday subscriptions bring the total to about $200.10 with several local donors, including L. P. Smale and H. Hatmon, contributing small amounts. The speaker insists the association offers strong guidance for boys and young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Miurk
Ccc
Seecee Dat AO
Scranston
Hank
Voch
Orien
Dad
Abhrtatian Association
Dad Qian Aeuds
Hood
Goms
Coupon Exemption Clarified for The Tribune Fund
The notice states no coupon is needed and any donation from a small amount upward will be received by The Tribune and acknowledged through its columns for the Y M C A Finishing and Furnishing Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Generous Support Amid Furnishing Fund Efforts
Community support remains strong for the furnishing fund. In seventeen days contributors have given 10.10 dollars, not counting 100 dollars from The Tribune, underscoring solid backing despite mixed public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lage
Tribune
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Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Michael Norton
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Frank Siegel
Bauer
Orchestra
BIND
Pce
Gentliiad
North End
J. L. Stelle
Wyoming Avenues
D. M. Stearns
Great Presbyterian Church
Dr. Weeghes
Hormione
Strong Prink
Hans, Alis
Livale Hughes-Ttrindoge
Frederick Witigger
Providence Methodist
ML 1
Puller
Providence Presbyterian
Leopone
St. Morea
Hans Chermselves
Ditoy
Alp. Chaffes
Asbury Methodist
George FE. Cuild
Twente
Menahemian
Thin
Fev. J. FP
Doty
Pockville
Evangeliat
James Scovill
Evangelinte Servient
Lackawanna Moiue
Mablirson
Second Presbyterian Church
Mace
Sloat
George
Wo. DL Stubblesine
Calvan
Olitieeb Haherings
Biebine
Pearce
Dane Motwod
Hriatane
Eermon
McLeod
Nev. Thoma A. Mell
Ty. Roath
Elecant Larce
Ita
Pratt
Lackwwena
Aree
Gov. Allen
North Dakota
Della
Della Kove
Poller
Grand Jury
Willee
Commonwealth Building and Lown Association
Commonwealth Huilding and Loan
Lockawaling Avenue
Portridge
J. . Vaughan
Weber
Guernsey
Thomas
Tabrook
Norvell
dJackaon
Aine Norton
PC Nuwell
Halph Bartwell
Oma Tebe Uees
H. Hatmon
Eve Veauen Murtot
L. P. Smale
Cheviots
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Scranton
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Academy OF Music
Cleopatra
Lillian Lewis
Sir
Chas. Shanyord
Antony
Y.M. GC
Conrad
Third National Bank OF
United States
U.S
U.S. Treasuer
Danks
William Connell
GEO
UL. Catlin
William NH. Peck
George HW. Catlin
Alfred Mond
James Archbold
Henry Helio, Jr
William J. Smith
Luther Keller
Wyoming Avenue
Schanks
Spruce Street
Rational Bank of Scranton
Lamutet
Rita8
Atson
Abr Wirstans
Atte, Hinen
James M. Everhart
Invena A. Finch
Pierce K. Finley
Joseph J. Leen
the Kemprer
Charles P. Matthews
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
Energetig, Consen and Liberal
Dr. Campbell
Campr Bolita
Atall Dragginta
Henantos
W. Campbell
Sven
Freddie
Ir. Campbell
Perton
Campbell
Fred Heffnew
Bosch Bt
I Campbell
Oanter
Joby Campbell
Davis’ Theater
Matinee Daily
London
Pearson
Slock
Lara
Jefferson Aves
Wii
Priestley
Drewe Gowle
Gilbert
Fiat Dick
Dent
Dupont
Mila le Gerne County
Wilmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyomiltg
Third National Bank
Tittecen
J Smith & Son
Plymouth
Wilkes Harry
Pau
Hepatiie Chemical Commpany
Joan Hamlin
West Lackawanna Avea
G. Elmen« Dorp
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
John L Hangi
SIL Lack, Ay. and
Stewart's Art Store
Sapolio
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