West Scranton Easter Dance Programme Promises Large Attendance
River's orchestra to play at the West Side Central Republican club Easter dance at St David's Hill next Wednesday evening. Social committee aims for a top event with reception at St Leo's battalion and caterer Robinson providing refreshments. Twenty dances on the program with a named orchestra and detailed list of tunes and performers.
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River
West Side
Robinson
Eleopria
R. Do. Chater
Charles Moore
Chester Bridgmen
Theodore Bangsehnemin
Willan Griffiths
Thomas Miles
M. Tighe
Goo Friday Services At St David Episcopal Church
Goo Friday services were held yesterday in St David's Episcopal Church under the direction of the rector Rev E J McHenry. Litany and penitentia offices were said at 9 a m and devotions were held from 12 to 4 p m The Master services will be as follows 7 00 a m celebration of the Holy Eucharist 10 508 m celebration In trot plain sone 1098 Welcome Happy Morning Sullivan holy communion W H Monk Jesus Christ Is Risen Today Morgan anthem Jesus Lives Spinney Angels Tell the Rock Away Armathea He 18 Fisen Paran 7 30 p m choral even song 30 p m childrens sweepers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Episcopal
E. J. McHenry
Penitentia
Sullivan
W. H. Monk
Jesus Christ
Morgan
Jesus
Spinney
Armathea
Fisen
Miner Killed in Roof Fall at Tripp's Slope
John Keehn a miner at Tripp's slope on North Bromley avenue was killed by a roof fall Thursday. He was 31 years old and survived by his parents and siblings George Arthur Mrs Noll Mia Albert Butterman and Miss Christina Keehn. Funeral at 4 pm tomorrow at St. John's German Catholic Church with interment in the German Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keehn
North Bromley Avenue
Tripp
George
Arthur
Noll
Mia
Albert Butterman
Christina Keehn
St. John's
Waster Rally Scheduled at Hampton Street Sunday School
Invitations announce a strict Waster rally at Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday school tomorrow at 2 PM with delightful music and refreshing exercises. The dedication and jubilee of the Embury Methodist Episcopal church will occur on May 4 with prominent speakers.
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Hampton Street
Young Man Power to His Country read at Welsh church
The Young People's Society of the Welsh Congregational church held a literary session last evening. HH Mosier read a paper titled The Young Man Who Is a Power to His Country. Miss Catherine Evans sang a solo and Miss Sarah J. Davis led a discussion with several questions.
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Welsh Congregational Church
HH. Mosier
Catherine Evans
Sarah J. Davis
Easter Sabbath Bond and Subscription Offering
On Easter Sabbath at both morning and evening services of the First Guyi tist church payments on bonds and subscriptions will be gladly received. This will be a Master offering and the amount paid will be credited on your account. Place the payment in an end envelope marked with your name and insert the envelope in the collection basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paia
John Rittenhouse to Retire from North Main Avenue Business
John Rittenhouse, a North Main Avenue merchant, plans retirement on April 1 after selling his business interests and winding down his affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rittenhouse
North Main Avenue
Local Business Moves and Church Social Plans
Miles H Timlin takes secretary role with Retail Grocers association and Dr Hand condensed milk sales. Waster features unique decorations and a large chorus with Lewis Davis leading. Social and spiritual Baptist Young People's Union meeting planned next Tuesday with Alfred Roberta and William Nicholls welcoming new members. Church painting fund drive to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles H. Timlin
Lincoln Avenue
Theatore
Mr. Rittenhouse
Dr. Hand
Lewis Davis
Baptist Young People's Union
Alfred Roberta
William Nicholls
Various local notes crowd brief items from Scranton scene
A mixed bag of Scranton items covers horse stable purchases by von Starch of Chinchilla, a meeting of the Wet Side Central Republican club, Alderman Bellow’s travel, a reception for Dr Carl Sundbeck, medical incidents, a cemetery interment, Easter flower plans, drunkenness fines, a narcotics case, a political party report, church school announcements, and a hospital transfer for Mr Lewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otelock
Howin Prior
Ander von Starch
Chinchilla
Central
Hepblican Elit
Dora
Durbare O'Malley
Tocksom Street
Staim
Richard Sheridan
Meridian Atren
Jeune Lowry
South Stunner Avenue
Marion
Tia
Will
Raster
Evan Davis
South Main Avenue
Newton
Marvin Chinkwoth
Tabernacle Sunidia
Thury Lewin
Weal Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Fertins
Narrow escape at Dickson mine shocks North Scranton
Thomas Crabb of East Market street narrowly escaped death when a roof elbow collapsed at the Dickson mine yesterday around 4 pm. A severe leg sprain resulted from the fall, but he leaped aside and survived, with fellow workers bringing him to his home for care across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crabb
East Market Street
Dickson
Crabb
South Scranton Notes Good Friday Services Across Churches
Nearly all churches on this side held well attended Good Friday services yesterday evening. St Marys German Catholic and St Johns on Fig street hosted large services. Morning services at St Marys begin 6 45 and run to 9. Easter services planned in all churches tomorrow morning. Dhiesses confirmed at Church of Peace and Christ Lutheran on Cedar avenue last Sunday will partake in the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
St. Mary's
St. John's Church
Fig Street
St. Mary's Church
Church of Peace
Christ Lutheran Church
Cedar Avenue
New Institute Opens at North Main Avenue Church Tabernacle
The new institute formally opened at the North Main Avenue Baptist church tabernacle a week ago last night and now counts nearly 200 members. Classes run both afternoons and evenings for ladies and gentlemen. The gymnasium classes are planned to give an exhibition at the tabernacle for the institute's benefit. Dr Young, the institute's physical director, has moved to Church Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue Baptist Church Tabernacl
Gymnasium Chsses
Tabernacle
Young
Church Avenue
Old Folks Concert At North Main Avenue Church
Last evening a well attended program at the Auditorium featured the First Christian church of North Main avenue. The village choir sang old-time songs and a humorous dialogue of the lawsuit amused the audience. Participants included William Parks as plaintiff Nancy Parks as defendant lawyer W Pettifogger and judge Mr Quackenbush. Soles were sung by Ian Smith Lady Dinner and John Ricketts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
North Main Avenue
William Parks
Nancy Parks
W., Pettifogger
Quackenbush
Ian Smith
Burglar Scare Halts Theft at Alonzo Lub Bard Saloon
Burglars pried open the tran som and forced back the lock of Alonzo Lub Bard’s saloon at 1228 South Washington Avenue. They fled after Mr Hubbard woke, grabbing two bottles of whiskey. Local thefts have stirred residents as hardware dealers move many firearms.
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Alonzo
South
Washington Avenue
Mission superintendent to speak at gospel service
Mr. Sanborn the Rescue mission superintendent on Franklin avenue will address the gospel service in the association parlors tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 p m Miss M Lees of Green Ridge will sing and Miss Nellie Pierce will be pianist All young women are invited On Monday evening young women may invite their gentlemen friends to a musical social in the association parlors No admission fee and all are welcome The social committee led by Mrs W H Sadler arranges an entertaining programme A promised Scotch evening will occur a few weeks later
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Sanborn
Rescue Mision
Franklin Avenue
Association
M. Lees
Green Ridge
Nellie Pierce
W. H. Sadler
Michael Duffy Faces Alder Men After Drunk and Disorderly Charge
Michael Duffy of 217 Prospect Avenue appeared before Aldermen Lenies on multiple counts stemming from a drunken assault on his wife. He allegedly hurled a heavy shoe through a window and tossed bread at her as a neighbor intervened. He was fined 34 for drunk and disorderly conduct and held on $300 bail for the other charges, with default leading to county jail commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Duffy
Prospect Avenue
Envy Meyer Hosts Plumbers Club Night in Mirte Hall
Envy Meyer addressed fellow plumbers in Mirte Hall last evening, inviting an amusing gathering as craftspeople gathered for a relaxed social. A special Klondike Dowling club meeting was announced for tonight at two o'clock, with Mrs. Miller's Easter vacation plans mentioned and various local society events noted for the week.
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Envy Meyer
Mirte
Mrethorge Achouer
Stone
Klondike Dowling Club
Calladar
Bebbey
Yale
Dealons
Youngs Women
Sunhiy
Mie Kirong
Easter in Providence Inspires Community Notices
A jumble of local notices mentions Peter Jackson and Mrs Ellen Minehell of Providence marrying at the Methodist parsonage with Rev George A Cure officiating. Addresses and events include Easter perfume offers at Davis Drug Store, memorial tablet unveiling for Ambrose Mulley, and various local social updates.
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Davis Drugstore
Peter Jackson
Ellen Minehell
Providence
George A. Cure
Clearview Street
Davis’ Drug Store
Providence Square
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ambrose Mulley
J. T. Nyhare
Davis’ Drugstore
Thomas Shepherd
Sanderson Aveows
Philadelph
Crlemois
Avilile Morgan
Tatil University
William Barrett
West Markit Shoor
Pine Mona
Ibn Chonl Wilow
Alow Wootcock
O'Malley
Walter Henediit
Lehigh University
Mali
Eveniue
Mies Marian HN
Misa Tellaousin
Mrotweor
Easter Services At Local Churches Highlight Weekend
The Sunday school and church activities unfold at multiple venues with noted pastors leading morning and evening services. Special Easter music, a revival, and a Sunday program are planned, with choir performances and a funday schol event mentioned.
Kemp's Rabam for the Whooat and Lubes
A garbled historical notice promotes Komyp's Balsam and a claimed remedy. Readable fragments mention a guaranteed remedy and a “fleet review” tied to a broad advertorial claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komyp
Evening Service and Choir Plans at Christhan Church
The Christhan church schedules an evening service and a Sunday school communion with a special choir program led by Choirmaster M. C. Mitchell on Trippy Avenue. The first service starts at 1otelock and the evening service at Tal ofclock with all welcome.
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M. C. Mitchell
Christhin Church
Tal Ofclock
Suntay Acridal
Kathryn Richards
Stones
Thyire
Hlinche Omnina
Bessie Chunini
Minnie Webber
Lillian Webley
Hazel Winteniein
Leal Mowery
Nutt
Ann Oifaned
Adtdie Verne
Paonah
Arthur Boas
Marty Eile
Peed Mil Nino
Gintet Potter
Sheptien
WW Hards
Hay Hoan
Hire Hornbaker
Aptiya Sculotf
Rd. Milley
Wut Su
Fepitoine
Arilin’ Webber
Pod Webber
Weasley Webbee
Wayne Shiner
John Brown
By Maps
Colleate Ie
Bile Ijdunaig
Lackawanna Excursion to New York City April 1902
Special excursion from Lackawanna railroad to New York City on April 2 offers a round trip for one way fare plus one dollar. Return valid on April 2 or 3 with half fare for children aged between B and L1 years. departure and train details indicate passenger service available on April 2.
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Lackawanna
New York City
Lloketa
Lackawanna T Railroad
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Gure
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South Scranton
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Wiloo
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Atice Stores
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Lyceum Theater
Maiame Schumann-Heink
Contralto
Claire Horan
Manis
Hemberger Quartette
Theodore Hembe Hunt
Violiniat. IR
Isadore Luckstone
Fred C. Hand
Ya. Om
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Virginia Harned
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Arrol
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