West Scranton St Brendens Open House Voice of Y M S
The newly furnished Waine of St Brenden's Young Men's Institute drew several hundred visitors for an evening of musical and literary entertainment. Attorney W F Shean spoke on aims and objects of the Y M I, with several soloists and a choir performing. The event showcased a strong community turnout and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Shean
H. D
Jones
Baker
Hughes
St. Brenden’s
Counccil
Young Men's Institute
Howe
de Cuesta
WoUung Pros No Prevent
Mny
Taille
Thoms M Wellugi Wie
Inno
Hoel Mise Rose Conway
Mteh
Lion McDemmett
Carmel Fahey
James McHugh
Gilray
Willam FF. Shen
Cave
Anna Feawnlon
Jonn Shaughnessy
Faward Waleh
Brenden
Momiell
House
Edward MelLain
William Larkin
Williim Vaneton
To. Pheniing
Clergy Fill Pulpits In City Churches
Multiple pastors preached at First Welsh Congregational Providence Presbyterian Hannaford Street Methodist and other churches yesterday. Rev Evans and Rev Jones supplied, with Miltoan, Graff and Benninger also delivering talks and sermons. The Plymouth Congregational church marked its nineteenth anniversary with sermons by Rev Boyl and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fol Evans
First Welsh Congregational Church
David Jones
Newccastle
Riev. Frenk J. Miltoan
Bumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Providence Presbyterian Church
Mew. Graff
Thooky Generals
Jaymes Benninger
Hann Fon Street Methodist Moleeapal Church
Thomas de Grouchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Aweet
Chriat
Simpeon
Amy Ramer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Boyl
J.P Moffat
D. Ch
Funeral for H D Jones Held at Episcopal Church
Friends and relatives filled the Finiveon Methodiet Episcopal church yesterday afternoon for the funeral of H. D. Jones. Services began at 2 40 o clock with Rev J F Sweet praising the deceased as a man of honor integrity and somber character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finiveon Methodiet Episcopal Church
H. D. Jones
J. F. Sweet
Funeral of Mr Jones at Washburn Street Cemetery
Members of Wiede Park lodge No 360 Free and Accepted Masons attended the funeral in a body and conducted services at Washburn Street cemetery. Delegations from the Prankling Columbian and other city fire department companies were present. Floral offerings showed esteem for Mr Jones. Pall bearers from the Masonic lodge included W Gaylori Thomas A W Chase Ebenezer Williams George Sax B G Morgan and Kedras Howell. Relatives and friends from Carbondale Pitton Wilkes Barre and other places attended the large funeral cortege. Interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Wiede Park
Wilkes-Barre
Washburn Street
W. Gaylori Thomas
A. W. Chase
Ebenezer Williames
George Sax
B. G. Morgan
Kedras Howell
Funeral notices from several local families in the city
The article lists funeral services and interments for Mire Mary Baker Margaret Hughes John L Jones and Mrs Roger Mellawan. Pallbearers Tom Mull en James Quinnan William Larkin Jacob Relbert N Glessner N Leining Adam Pines John Reable George Kane and others are named. Clergy from Plymouth Congregational and St Patrick s Catholic church officiated. Interments occurred at Cathedral St Johns German Catholic Washburn Street Lincoln Heights and other local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roge
Thomas F. Mullen
North
Sumner Avenue
Cathedral
John
James Quinnan
Thomas Mullen
William Larkin
F. A. Fricker
Mire
Mary Baker
North Bromley Avenue
St. John's
Notable Visits and Departures In Local Areas
A compilation of residents visiting relatives and traveling to study or attend events. Names include Mice Teren Thiman of Jackson street in Memphis and Miss Kate James of Eyton street bound for Bloomsburg State Normal, with others visiting Williamsport Shamokin Pittston and State College areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Teren Thiman
Jackson Street
Memphis
Tenn
Fehnsler
Shamokin
Mre. Thoms
Sadie Place
Girace ‘Thayer
South Main Avenue
King's Ferry
N.Y
William Jones
Carbondale
Jones
Poste
Pittston
Patrick Gallagher
Jack B. Bifwel
Kate James
Eyton Street
Bloomsburg
State Normal
Sili
Viola Roderick
New York
Joh Gaynor
Kimira
Nellie Miles
North Bromley Avenue
Soldiers’ Orphan School
Scotland
Mise Marekret Voergan
Nori Filieve Avenue
State College
Mere
Randolph Jones
Minstrel Benefit Tonight in Taylor for Price Library
The Electric City Wheelmen troupe performs at Weber's tink in Taylor this evening to raise funds for the Price library. The performers include extra members who will play to favor their favorites. Charles DePuy, an engineer on the Lackawanna railroad, recently fractured his left hand in a engine incident. Arthur Davis, from North Summer Avenue, won a best composition at Norwich High during the recent term. John Tighe, baseball player, will manage and play for Norwich, Conn in the Nutmeg League next season. WP. J. Powers, the Chicopee lineman, detained at the Scranton police station since last Friday, is improving and expected to be well in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Weber's Tink
Taylor
Price Library
Charles DePuy
North Linecoln Avenue
Lackawanne Railroad
Arthur Davis
North Summer Avenue
Oxford Hille
Norf Wight School
John Tighe
Norwich, Conn
Sean
WP. J. Powers
Chicopee
Weel Scranton
Elright
Green Ridge Wheelmen Organize Banquet and Fair Draws
At a Green Ridge Young Men's Club meeting the group planned a banquet for Hew menbeys on Saturday and reported wheelmen fair draws with prizes won by ticket numbers. Community members including Rev Lansing Boston and Dr Beers were noted visiting or moving, while the Christian Temperance Union to host a vocal program at Mrs Nolan's on Adams Avenue invites members and spouses for an evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mans Club
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Ridge
Warner
Dickson Avenue
Lansing
Boston
Buffalo
Pond
North Park
Whaehington
Pelote
Green Midge
Uhriatian Temperanes Union
Kemp’s Balsam for Throat and Lungs Sample Offer
An advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a remedy for throat and lung troubles including asthma bronchitis croup and related illnesses. The proprietor offers druggists free sample bottles to prove its merit and efficacy to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Tule
North Scranton Mission Sunday School Collection
The Providence Methodist Episcopal Sunday school held its annual missionary collection with singing prayer and an address by Rev. F C H Dreyer returning from China. A recount of class contributions totaled 220.02 with strong participation and a note on event benefits. The North End Stars face Taylor Stars tonight at the Auditorium in a key local basketball match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
North Scranton
Corner Loafers
G. A. Cure
F.C. HH. Dreyer
China
Gertrude Newberry
Mise Florence Walker
Messrs
C. W. Dawson
W. PD. Watkins
David Watkins
J. Consing
Joy and Peace
Cure
Mink Srosengrans
Lowry
Hattie Benjamin
Mary Lewis
Mamlen Thomas
Spencer DeWitt
Nyhart
G. Cowles
G. Hinds
Mise Walker
Mise A. Cowles
Misa Bernice Conger
Stobingen
Mise Annie Padden
Mire Margaret Williams
Alvin Bistin
Minnie Broft
Nellie Benjamin
Stella Wedeman
Susan Barnes
Mrs. Hateh
Elisa ¢Ivess
Annie Williams
Jena Biekler
Mr. Broadbent
Offiewre
Achoel
Eight Drunk and Disorderly Prisoners Fined in Local Police Court
Yesterday morning the largest police court in this section held session saw eight prisoners lodged at the Hotel Thomas for being drunk and disorderly. Names include Michael Zerlincki William Stuccwbuski Michael Deruscanski William Bartulis Pratt Fisher Michael Roche Thomas McNulty Walter Beneski. Beck was fined eight dollars which they all paid after securing friends to cover their passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Michael Zerlincki
William Stuccwbuski
Michael Deruscanski
William Bartulis
Pratt Fisher
Michael Roche
Thomas McNultn
Walter Beneski
Beck
Police crack down on North Scranton loafers nuisance
North Scranton police warn night loiterers along North Main and West Market streets to stop gathering on sidewalks fences and walls. Patrolman Thomas directs officers to break up the nuisance to protect property owners and pedestrians near churches and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
West Market Street
North Scranton
Thomas
Local Court Disposes Case with Warning for Drunken Abuse
Hearing before Alderman Store discharged the defendant with a warning against recreating the offense. Camp No 40 FO Boat A wall eet. Hartigan's hall hosts regular session in So'dhock. Local 11 United Mine Workers will hold important business in Novick's hall. Young Men's Institute meeting was well attended and transacted with notable progress. Cedar avenue telelkeeper Charles Kuestner injured his knee and confined to home. St Pauls Episcopal Lutheran and Church of Peace groups schedule exams for Lord's Supper next Sunday morning. Mrs William Brown of Ripple Street reported seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartigan’s Hall
United Mine Workers of
Amelia
Novick's
Young Men's Institute
Charles Kuestner
Cedar Avenue
St. Pauls
Cipeist Lutheran
Church of Peave
Wiliam Brown
Ripple Street
Dunmore Doings Two-Man Shoot at Spencer’s Range
Northerntown Pennsylvania championship two man sprint held at Blue Mocks with 60 birds per man. Teams entered include Scranton Gun Club and Black Diamond Gun Club among others. Spencer led with 54 score, Stroh and Murray placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sppencer's Range
Northerstown Pennsylvania
Trice
Scranton Gun Club
von Storeh
Edward Bittenbender
Mayon and
Snowden
Hf. M
F. M. Spencer
Black Diamond Can Club
Pittston
Stroh and Murray
Owe
Tunkhannock Can Club
Moos Gailub
Dunmonte Cineh
Wilkes-Baylie Vin Club
Rockville Tinola
New York
Fite
A. M. Spencer
Pleetrie City Rife Oli
Local Scranton Notes Include Visits and Club Preparations
David D Davies of West Market Street spent a few weeks with friends in Plymouth. William Wolf of Church Avenue visited friends in Wilkes-Barre yesterday. The North Scranton Glee Club met at Davis' Dive Store to plan a trip to Atlantic City. The H A Macklodge Lodge is selling tickets for an April (April mo) hall at the Auditorium. ladies admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Davies
West Market
Plymouth
William Wolf
Church Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
The
Tribune
Davis
Main and
Market Street
North Scranton
Erie and Wyoming Valley RR duties moved to auditor’s office
The Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad duties were transferred to the auditor’s office on Saturdays. Funeral notices report the burial of infant Gerald, son of Mr and Mrs James Davitt, at Mary's cemetery yesterday. Unclaimed letters for the period ending March 25 are listed with names and addresses across Erie locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Gerald
James Davitt
Mary's Cemetery
Mike Minnehan
A. Z
Frantz
Williams
Chestnut Street
J. B. Miller
Anna
Snyder
Adams Avenue
Jones
Toussaint
Ay Avenue
Moran
Drinker
Litzle Knapp
Grove Street
A. M. Golden
Chestnut Streets
J. Butler
Henry T. Vasile
Jefferson Avenue
Larch Atreet
Frank Galbraith
Dora Scholl
T. FF. Shannigan
Ann Dem
Obituary notices from a late 19th century newspaper
Obituary notices report the deaths of Tharhleuw Ving Cart a 40 year old New York born business figure and several others including Mrs. and Mr. Carr and David Anteld. Funeral details indicate services at local residences churchs and cemeteries with interment at Cathedral cemetery and Washtiarn after illness and long service in local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TB. Caner & Son
Washington Avenue
Washington
Fire outbreak at planing mill on Rigg Street
About 1 o clock Saturday free men were called out by a fire in the planing mill of Hugh Burke on Rigg Street. Quick fire department response limited damage, with no access to the mill for several days, and the blaze suspected to be incendiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canala
Hugh Burke
Rigg Street
Car Sudden Start Causes Weighmaster Chamberlin Injury
In Spencer a weighmaster named M W Cham berlin was startled by a car starting suddenly while on duty at the breaker. He fell and suffered severe bruises to the face and body but escaped serious injury. The item also notes visits and travel of local residents including Francis Herring of Bloomeburg and OA Simmons of aston, and mentions John Moffatt Jr departing for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Breaker
M. W. Chamberlin
Francis Herring
Bloomeburg
Oscar Yout
Blakely Street
OA. Simmons
Aston
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West
Scranton
ST. Brenden’s Open House
Council
Rock Street
Hnriet
Mathews
Solomon
First Baptist Church
Dufour
Globe Warehouse
General News
M. E. Church
North End Stars
Taylor Stars
Weelie
Taylor Boys
Crackerjacks
John Tigue
Jonas Long
Lonsdale
Dwight
Mohawn
Utica
Dunmore Doings
Spencer Range
A. M
South Scranton
Junger Maennerchor
Menbera
SchimpfCs Hall
MBS OF News
Owen Kern
Thaddeus E. Carr
Joseph Ansley, Sr
Joseph Nmiew
Aelineelay
Nice
Metab
Duvalhlan
Duvalhlan. Dyscaeed Tad Peetelnel
Pete Mivived
Toei Aasley
Shineotn
Anvley
Reward & Analie
Mim
Surat
Portep
Te Nove
Meridian Street
Wetonk
Tip Vetielins
Tibet
Newel
P. M. Engan
Cucina
Wie
Magan
Ff West Larlanginia Avenue
Amd
Chesed Ettiet
Aed
Wtelk
Seeterdue Ommenning
Sun
Weatnlark
Cence
David Anfield
Juve
David Anteld
Sie
Washtiarn
Michael Coggins
Midwalnyggine
Mandl
Micha Coggne
Epson Wine
Patried
Motelork
David Davis
David Wits
Dickson Works
Yoylor
Lyceum Theatre
Rus & Burgundet
Lessors
A&a D
Duprey
Tie
Erandést Mirchrel Grgeniachion
Ook Daves
Nandeville
Devine
Tim Murphy
Ayith
A. Rergiy
Pueselaw
Pusic, Heis & Hurgunder
Harry A, Brown
Wills Brothers
Meena
New Gaiety Theatre
Alf. G. Herbingtos
Mary Roche
Murw
Andrew
Hompwon
Fathead Comtery
Cuthedsal
Court Al.lows
Dave
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