West Scranton Church Event Highlights Fraternal Members
Washington and Electric City councils Kalehte of Malta attended a Slimpson Methodist service with regalia and banners. Miss Leah Britton played violin. Rev. J. B. Sweet spoke on ancient fraternal and religious ideals, praising Christian fraternity and unity.
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Washington
Electric
Kalehte
Malta
Slimpson Methodist Episcopal Church
L. C. Harned
Leah Britton
Reading
George B. Treynolds
J. B. Sweet
Sweet
Ikadden
Goll
Jesus Christ
Veterans of War Remembered in Tranquil Service
The gathering honored heroes of the late war and the veterans of sixty one forty five, expressing the hope they will not be forgotten. The service ended with the singing of Onward Christian Soldiers.
Coroner’s Jury Finds Accidental Gas Death of Abram Thomas
Coroners jury empanelled in Abram Thomas death found by inhalation of radiant gas the cause, ruling accidental and unintended. Thomas’s remains were moved to 217 Mulllien street and funeral services set for 2 PM at the First Welsh Congregational church with interment at Forest Hill cemetery.
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Abram Thomas
Bristol
Wilken Durre
Thomas
W. L. Higes
Peter Bauer
James McCginty
James Thomas
P. J. Romsey
J. 8. Rice
Thin
Man Wins Sixty Five Year Old Violin in Lottery
Thomas F. Price of South Mahi Avenue held winning number 155 in a drawing at J. W. Roberts residence Forest Court on Saturday. The forty five year old violin was presented to Price years ago and was won by paying the ticket holder the drawn number in cents. Price was offered a large sum for the instrument.
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Thomas F. Price
Hhewrdedler
South Mahi Avenue
J. W. Roberts
Forestcourt
Tolerts
Prices
Webster Literary and Debating Society Elects Officers
A meeting at the home of Watkin H Williams on Academy Street elected officers for the reorganized Webster Literary and Debating Society. President Watkin H Williams. vice president Edward William. secretary George Martin Hershey. committee W D Dvane Tudor Williams and William Bias. Members listed include WL A Williams Tudor Williams George Martin E A Pellows Wl Fevane Thomas Evane Robert Pettit W Eline and Edward Willamie. Meetings planned for every Friday evening at Beebe Model. Pettit at 47 North Belwood Avenue.
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Webster Literry and
Watkin H. Williams
Academy Atreet
Edward Williamin
George Martin
Hers Bry. Conmittes
W. D D.vane
Tudor Willams
William Bias
WL A Williams
Tudor Williams
E. A. Pellows
Wl. Fevane
Thomas Evane
Robert Pettit
W. Eline
Edward Willaamie
Beebe
Fire Causes Damage at North Main Avenue Home
A Saturday morning blaze at 427 North Main Ave in Tyauge damaged carpet and furniture after an explosion in a stove vent. Neighbors reported smoke filling the house as occupants evacuated through windows. Firefighters and bystanders assisted quickly with available chemicals to suppress the flames.
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Wes
Avcurtonedd
North Main Avenu
Kies
Fire Alarm Responds After Kitchen Binge Incident
A fire alarm at 8:15 PM was triggered by a kitchen incident at the rear of Jehn Bidwards hotel near Luzerne Street and South Myde Pak Avenue. The Cohimngson Division Street station received the alarm and dispatched responders.
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Jehn Bidwards
Luzerne Street
Myde Pak Avenue
Gone Ude
Hox
Ills of Women and Lydia Pinkham Remedies Ad
Two letters from women in Chicago and Cincinnati praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing uterine ailments and related nervous and pain problems after months of illness and ineffective treatments. The writers express gratitude and recommend the remedies to other women.
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Maar Bentimann
Marianon St
Chicago
Pinkham
Tan
Henry Donn
Findley St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhana
Fire Damage Report and Comedic Vehicle Delay
A small fire caused minor damage as responders arrived with little trouble. The Franklin family also reacted, while the Eagles of Tellevue attempted to reach the scene but their wagon stalled in mud on Lagerne Street and the effort was abandoned.
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Franklins
Eagles
Tellevue
Lagerne Streat
Death of Gwitemdonce at Witlene Pure Home
The two year old Gwitemdonce died yesterday at the Witlene Pure Home after an illness. Undertaker’s party conveyed the remains to the deceased’s mother at 1100 Hampton Sires. Brother Jones Ie, a cornet player, is named. funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Reuse, with interment at Waatburn Street Cemetery.
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Gwitemdonce
Ailiaide
Westening
Idee
D Hems
Hampton Sires
Jones
Walter Tones
Fas Noval
Miss Malel Phillips Hosts Evening For Friends
Miss Malel Phillips of Multein Street entertained friends with vocal and instrumental music and games. Afterward, refreshments were served before the young people departed for home. Attendees included Misses Atitol Philling Eva Hughes Edith Jenkins Manth domes Kigadhe Jenkins Mule Thomar Polly Ritchards Jessie Young Maggie Thomas Mire Wonehaw and Florence of Plernavth.
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Malel Phillips
Multein Street
Atitol Philling
Eva Hughes
Edith Jenkins
Manth Domes
Kigadhe Jenkins
Mule Thomar
Polly Ritchards
Jessie Young
Maggie Thomas
Mire Wonehaw
Florence
Plernavth
Missionary Meeting At Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
The Womens Foreign Missionary society of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church holds a special meeting in the church lecture room this evening. Rev Reese Reeve of Biosshure, PI preached at Plymouth Congregational church yesterday. The Ladies Aid of Elmp ton Methodist will meet Wednesday morning and the Young Teachers auxiliary Wednesday afternoon. A gathering of Wert Scorpanton ladies supports the proposed Venus Woren association at Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church at 4 oclock. Evron, a South Main resident, fell on the church steps yesterday morning, injuring himself and being taken home.
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Womans’ Foreign Missionary Nithes
Simpson Methodist Pyphacopal Church
Reese Reeve
Biosshure
Pivemnouth Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elmpton
Wert Scorpanton
Yenus Woren
Calvinistic Methodist Church
Homsae Evron
South Main Avenue
Sie
Lemdineg
Piimeouth
Pamel Reddow
Hind
Simpeon Methodial Episcopal Church
Robert Birtley
A. Jones
Common Council
Republicin
Jones
Jackson
Coupetilman
Thitheath
Alain Avenue
Brenden
Youngs
St. Patrick's Catholic
Local Residents Visit Relatives on Washburn Street
Benjamin Kinane returning home to Weeterly with kinfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Telehupda of West Pittston spent Sunday with relatives on Washburn Street. Miss Elizabeth Tilson of South Sumner Avenue has been visiting.
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Benjamin Kinane
Thomas Telehupda
Weet Pittston
Washburn Street
Elizabeth Tilson
The Homeliest Man in Scranton Ad
A vivid ad invites readers to obtain a free trial bottle of Kempe Baleam for the throat and lung remedy. It claims to cure chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption with a two cent or one cent price and calls on druggists to offer the sample.
Local Social Notes From Green Ridge to Mason
Friends in Green Ridge have returned home after three months abroad and are adjusting to limited visiting. Multiple residents including Miss Josie Blair of Binghamton and Miss Sarah Jones visiting Mrs A C Loose at Edwardsdale are noted among lists. The piece mentions Mrs Randolph Jones hosting at Nanticoke and Gen G T Morgan of Susquehannue Coal company, with other visits and parish news.
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Green Ridge
Mia
James Fowler
North Hyde Park Avenue
Josie Blair
Binghamton
Sarah Jones
South Mall Avenue
A. C. Loose
Edwardsdale
Jennie Jones
Plymouth
Edith Jones
South Main Avenue
F Mathews
North Pryde Park Avenue
Hese
Randolph Jones
Jackson Street
Nanticoke
G. T. Morgan
Susquehannue Coal Company
D. M. Jones
South Main
Ayenus
Frank Gardner
Thirteenth Regiment
Montrom
Claude Shively
Hampton Street
DD A. Dunne
Bt. Patrick's Catholic Church
Mason
Grace Lloyd
Wyoming
Lewla
James FR. Lewis
Kingston
Joseph Reynolds
Welsh Congregational Meeting and Community Events in Northeastern Pennsylvan ia
North Scranton reports Henry Jenkins and Isaiah Price at a Welsh Congregational churches quarterly meeting in Olyphant. John Powell visits Brick Avenue. Nelson Atherton returns home from Chester Military Academy. Father Whitty Society and Young Men’s Institute host a youth debate. Providence Episcopal Church plans a fourth quarterly conference led by Rev Austin Griffin and Ty. Welsh church to repeat Old Polk concert in early April after great success.
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Henry Jenkins
Isaae Price
Olyphant
Pennsylvania
John P. Powell
Brick Avenue
Chirk
H. F. Atherton
North Main Avehule
Seriously
Nellie Morgan
Archie
Chuck Avenue
Honesdale
Nelson Atherton
Chester Miliary Academy
Father
Young Men's Institute
Institute
Providence Episcopal Church
Austin
Griffin
Polk
Tripp Avenue church hosts evening rehearsals and events
Community groups organize here with a musical club directed by Mire EM Bulgin. Plans include melodramas at Washington hall on April 3 and lectures by Power at the Tripp Avenue church, plus church guild meetings and a Presbyterian supper in Kim Street.
Obituary Notices From Olyphant and Trenton
Miartin Curran died Saturday night on Chusey Street Olyphant after a year of poor health not confined to bed until a week ago He had been a mechanic at tin place about 2 years widely known He survived by his wife and two children Funeral tomorrow morning at Woo choek Totermont with burial at Patrick's cemetery Also Mary Pargona Wilson died yesterday at St Webster Avenue Funeral service at residences this evening Interment will be at Trenton N J tomorrow
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Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Sunde S School
Mire EM. Bulgin
J. R. Bulgins
Lewi Robintson
Washington Hall
Steve Evens
Ann Carney
Ward Street
Mt “Armel Eeetery
Deowaed
John Cooney
James Carney
Fievw
Minntington
Order of the Holy Cross
Howe
Nathan Drum Corp
Ban
Feranion Tribune
Misa Elisabeth Frible
Madiean Avenue
John J. Muchos
Misa Hattie Hammond
Aime Morgan
Krook Street
Magee Moran
MeaAfew
Paul Parisay
M. J. Sruddy
Mies
Annie Bwitzer
Webater Prentice
Patrick Thulin
Bunker Hill
Mindivonville
Miartin Curran Pied
Hin Lowe
Chusey Street
Olyphant
Uae
Ireland
Totermont
At Patrick's Cemetery
Mary Pargona Wilson
Nue
Webster Avenom
To O'Ehack
Trenton
N. J
Thomas
Shiloh
Taylor Hut
Ulm
Fop
Dety
Cour Avene
Providence Methodist Church Sunday School
Kev John Parker
New York
Crawfor
Pompton Street Methodist Church
Henry A. Futer
Bt Ambow
God Shepherd
R. W. Clymer
Todianapolis
North Main Avene Christian Church
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Jdackeon Street Baptist Church
Roe
Thomas de Grouchy
St. David's Kalsecapal Church
EB. J. McHears
A. L. Hamer
St. Mark's Church
Sermons From Many Pulpits Hits Palm Sunday Themes
Palm Sunday services dominated by multiple churches and clergy. Rev. Guild preached Mane Self Worth while discussing coronation imagery and the idea of self crown. Choirs performed Jerusalem and Mlossoma and Palms with solos by Acker Smith and others as congregants observed Holy Week readings across Scranton churches.
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George J. Guild
Jerusalean
Renflor Hye
Jerusalem
Harry Acker
Hase Soteist
Joshua Joly
Elodist
Mlossoma
Palms
Pthobe Smith
John Sane
Miss Smith
Meesré
John
Acker
Guild
Esar
Huesia
Nimeelf
Passover Observances Mark Worldwide Jewish Faith
As sun sets on Saturday the Passover observance begins worldwide among Jews. At Linden Street temple services were held with a sermon by Rev. E. B. Chatenan on how Jews glorify themselves and God by aiding mankind, followed by a special sermon and song service.
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Linden Street Temple
EB. M. Chatenan
Not Peace But War Sermon At AME Church
Rev. H A Grant preached on Not Peace but War at Howard Piswe AME, citing Matthew x 34 39. He framed Jesus message against worldly peace, arguing divine love and the sword signal a call to loyalties, urging believers to follow Christ even at family tension. The discourse contrasted peace on earth with the heavenly proclamation of the Prince of Peace.
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Jesus
Sin
Hell
Christ Jyeus
H. A. Grant
B. T
Howard Piswe
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Matthew
Jdowe
Elvet
Himaell
Beverage for Children and Adults Promoted as Nourishing Aid
A fragment describes a drink called G I V E THE CHILDREN A DRINK, touted as a nourishing coffee substitute. It claims strength boosting properties and broad use for both children and adults, noting comparable cost to coffee and wide availability at grocers.
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Cirada Ice Wien
Weber
Wabhler
Ehitinen
Local notes from Green Ridge and vicinity recount Sundays and community events
Residents and visitors from Green Ridge and nearby areas are noted in a Sunday round of social visits and trips. Names include W G Gates, Miss Smith, Lucille Bullard, T F Mellinteck, Arch Johnston, and G W Hornmeaker. Local church groups and university returnees are mentioned, along with a Borough water main shutoff and an insurance loss adjustment for a fire on Tuesday.
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Aire
W. G. Gates
Thompson
Smith
Monsees Avenue
Brooklyn
Susquehanni County
Lucille Bullard
Melawanne Street
T. F. Mellinteck
Jefferson Avenue
New York City
Universiy
Pennsylvania
Fawter
Arch Johnston
New York Street
Rpen
Joniay League
Prinaitls Methodist Church
Bom. Green
McT
Kelle
Wiehlogtty Avenue
Buturdas
de F. RP. Arndt
G. W. Hornmeaker
Caponee Avenue
Eewin Potter
Coblwrida
RR Potton
Monsey Avenue
Fragmentary Notice From South Side Shop Address
Readable fragment mentions a location in the south side area with an address “7 Sharkey, 194 Cedar Use” and a phone number 6652, suggesting a local business notice or order details.
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Coat City
Central Viewark
Sharkey
Fragmented OCR News Item From Unknown Locale
Readable fragments mention a death by suicide and a possible police or court outcome. Names and places are garbled, with unclear dates and affiliations. The piece hints at a tragedy involving Mire Mure and Mire Black near a river or harbor, with references to boats and a potential investigation or arrest.
Mystery Soul Ofosyalge Huon Hilton Doped Allegation
A garbled report suggests a possible doping incident around Huon Hilton during the afternoon. Witnesses claimed a fair night followed with the Cimbvy Doyen noted as nearby, amid unclear abundance at the bedside.
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Osalalge Huon Hilton San
Ures
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