Plymouth Church Celebrates Fourteenth Anniversary
Yesterday Plymouth Congregational church marked 14 years with a morning sermon by Rev Hey Thomas Hell from Ecclesiastes and an evening message from John. A large crowd attended including charter members. The session featured deacons speeches and plans for further observances and a social tea time tonight. The church, organized June 26 1882, has grown from six members to over 400 current members with a 210 Sunday school enrollment.
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Farm incident ends with horse killed on Robinson Street
On Saturday a horse pulling a load on Robinson Street became stuck in a hollow gutter and could not be freed. The animal was shot by an unidentified man named Tom Jones, and the carcass was taken to Hewitts' Fertilizer Factory for disposal.
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Local youths arraigned on robbery charges in Booonl ward
Johu Moran Frank Sweeney John Calver and Thomas Heddy appeared before Alderman Roberts on charges of misdeeds near Wet Market street. All were held in 2000 bail while Sweeney and Heddy were committed. The report notes protective streetcar departure and a preacher’s sermon at Puritan church nearby.
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Minooka Visit Sparks St Joseph Society Fire Debris
James Richardson visits Minooka friends including Patrick Driscoll and Mulkern while the St Joseph society building wrecked by fire March 8 hosts visitors in Olyphant. The Daniel O Copnell council 184 Young Men's Institute prepares for an Easter Monday tramp maker event with a prize for the best “Mo bois” entry.
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Eastern League contracts bulletin and medical testimonial
A Saturday bulletin from Eastern League President Pat Powers lists new contracts with teams including New York Syracuse Wilkes-Harbor and Springfield and cites a testimonial for Mystic Cure claiming recovery from rheumatism. The notice mentions multiple players and clubs with scattered mis-spellings and locations like Scranton and Lackawanna Avenue.
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First Five Priests Honored In Scranton Diocese Memoir
Rev Gerald F McMurray long serving Dunmore pastor died suddenly after a illness yearned parishioners. He helped build Dunmore church parochial residence and cemetery and served as Scranton diocese secretary and cathedral rector. His work spanned Moscow Gouldshore Tobyhanna Stroudsburg and Water Gap with Dunmore parish rising to prominence in the diocese. Funeral plans set with high mass of requiem and burial beside Rev O Brien. Residents organized a meeting praising his devotion and charitable acts.
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North End youths jailed for porch window stone throwing
John Ruddy and Thomas Sweeney were committed to county jail on robbery charges after being arrested for throwing stones at a Third ward building owned by ex-Alderman Clark. The incident occurred Saturday night. Rahs sind Sweeney, about 20, and two companions were granted bail. Ruddy and Sweeney’s companions could not post bail and remained jailed.
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Prisoners Taken Away by U S Marshals
Seventeen law breakers were moved from the county jail Saturday morning by United States Marshal Walker and deputies from Fittsburg. They were bound for the new session of the United States court to face postal currency and revenue law offenses. Three additional prisoners were convicted and sentenced. Those not yet tried head to the Smoky City to await May trials. convicted defendants begin Western penitentiary servitude. The Messiah played at Frothingham Monday night. a diagram opened at Powell's.
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