Opening of New Church West Scranton Dedication Jubilee
The dist Episcopal church at South Malin avenue and Glyn Mawr street in West Scranton will be dedicated tomorrow along with its twentieth anniversary jubilee turning the day into a full lecturing program. Rev. James Benninger returns as pastor with services from 9am 3pm and 7pm featuring choirs prayers sermons and a mass meeting with former pastors and speakers. The event includes a multi night schedule through May 8 with Epworth League Fraternal and patriotic programs led by prominent speakers.
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Dist Episcopal Church
South Malin Avenue
Glyn Mawr Street
West Scranton
Austin Griffin
D. D
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TACHO0
Organeescanal Senies Stev
Benedict Anthom
Chiron
J. W. Powell
Powell
Epworth Lenigue
James Shepherd
Elm Park Church
CLM
Hayes
Web
W. B. Netherton
Lords Vevedtcesse Ceol Bolossseuss
Wi Powell
Seveeeese
B. Bwoet
W. Powell
Upham
Epworth Teague
J.D. McConnell
I. F. Bower
Chateman
James Benninger
P. Moffat
A. M
Rev. G. Cure
Veterans' Nicht
Cy Lyman
Adilress
M. HB. Fuller
Mev
B. Henry
Patriotien
John Bradsiow
D. Dol
Boy 12 Arrested On Lumber Theft Charge Then Released
Tony Neates aged 12 living on Tenth street was arrested on a warrant by Constable John Davis for stealing Contractor Neats lumber. He appeared before Alderman John and failed to post $300 bail, was jailed, then charges were withdrawn and he was released.
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Tony Neates
Tenth Street
John Davis
Neats
John
Neals
Orange social thanks workers and patrons after strong turnout
The notice thanks Mesdames Cadwean and Morgan and Misses Maury Dean Clara Teil Elsie Heid Nettie Armitage Lizzie Harris Annie Anderson for their energy and work at the Orange social held last evening. The event filled the room and raised about 875 for Class No. 4.
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Mesdames
Cadwean and Morgan
Maury Dean
Clara Teil
Elsie Heid
Nettie Armitage
Lizzie Harris
Annie Anderson
Scranton Choral Society and Oxford Glee Club Schedule
The Scranton Choral Society meets tomorrow evening in St David's hall with a roll call of members. Tenor and choir rehearsal was held at Jackson Street Baptist church and drew a large crowd. Many vocalists from North Scranton and Taylor are expected. The Oxford Glee Club also convenes tomorrow afternoon at Cooperative hall at 540 o'clock.
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Scranton Choral Society
St. David's Hall
Vi Ia
Jackson Street Baptist Church
North Scranton
Taylor
Oxford Glee Club
Co-operative
Oxforda enter National Eisteddfod with determined effort
The Oxforda push into the National Eisteddfod competition with strong progress. The Ladies' choir directed by Mrs D B Thorns features Scranton’s top vocalists, and the rehearsals and spring show indicate other competitors face stiff challenge to win the prize.
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Oxforda
Mra D. B. Thorns
Scranton
Rechenreals
Lecture on Bulgarian captivity at Lyceum
Mian Milen M. Stone will lecture at the Lyceum on Monday evening May 1 with a stereopticon showing experiences during months of captivity by Bulgarian brigands. Tickets are available at Davies' drug store.
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Mian Milen M. Stone
Lyceum
Misa Stone
Disrupted crowd leader John Murphy faces police court
John Murphy, ringleader of a noisy Young men crowd, was Aned in police court for his part in the disturbance. Delmore Walters, arrested for creating a disturbance on a street car and refusing to pay fare, was Aned, which he paid.
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John Murphy
Delmore Walters
Local Notices and Social Updates From Scranton Area
Various short items report personnel changes at Kearney and Cole drug stores, a hospital admission after a fall, choir and dancing class gatherings, funeral arrangements, illness recoveries, new parenthood, travel for a funeral, church services in Welsh and English, a Loyal Crusaders meeting, and a door prize at a Fourth ward mission school event with winner Miss Anna Davis.
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Eugene Smith
Kearney
Jackson Street
Cole
Green Mle
Robert Hughes
Hampton Street
West Lackawanna Avenue
Eighth Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Bellevue Loyal Crusaders
Walneta
Meare’ Hall
Washturn Street
Mallahead
George Young
Bulwer Street
William G. Williams
South Hyde Fork Avenue
Utica
Rome
N.Y
Sherman Avenue Mission School
Mogat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Bellevue
Red Men's Hall
Cora Plorence Jones
John E. Jones
North Ninth Street
Washburn Street
A. M. Shiffer
South Hyde Park Avenue
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church
Luther Jones
North Main Avenue
Hugh James
Wales
Evan BR. Williams
Coolville
Plymouth Congregational Church
Melfonry
Amd
South Main Avenue
William Slutter
North Rebecca Avenue
Long Pond
Mira
EB. B. Morse
North Hyde Park Avenue
Lake Winola
Tew
UL Crawford
North Winde Park Avenue
Drew Theological Cominom
North Sanford
Mra Kline
John Kline
Taverne Street
Theis
Towen
West Elm Strect
Germany
Evan Williams
West Scranton
Mins Cliva Waller
Fairview Avenue
Melronpati
Fourth Ward Mission School
Anna Davis
Garfield Avenue
Iriee Street
Quarterly Conference at St Pauls Church Sparsely Attended
The quarterly conference for 100 was held at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church on Cedar Avenue. A vote instructed trustees to move the old site at Pear Street and Wittston Avenue. a new church and adjoining parsonage are planned while the current parsonage remains. August Kiesel leaves for Mazleton after a farewell party with friends and family.
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St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
St. Pauls
Pear Street
Wittston Avenue
Scranton Butten Company
Young Women’s Christian Association Gospel Meeting
Miss Mary Thompson will lead the YWCA Gospel meeting Sunday afternoon at M45. All women and girls are warmly invited. The YWCA plans an outing to Nooy Aug on Saturday afternoon. All who wish to attend meet at the rooms at 1.10 o clock.
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Mary ‘Thompson Willead
Youngs Women's Christian Association
Young Women
Noy
Local Notices From Hartman Street And Cedar Avenue
The Junyer Mucnercher plans a practice session tomorrow afternoon inviting all members. A Knights of Malta season enjoyed a well attended event in Hartman’s last evening. Reap was picked up on Cedar avenue yesterday morning in a drunken state and given a hearing by Magicrate Starr last evening with a fine of 9. Dr Seliley presents Long Dealing Ballcom promising cough cures with no cure no pay. The Cedar Ave regular monthly meeting is scheduled.
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Junyer Mucnercher
Seliley
Knights of Malta
Hartman
Dress Dreams and Lydia Pinkham’s Cure in Society Spotlight
A society ball scene lauds a stunning dress while warning of nervous fatigue from fashion work. An ad voice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female illnesses, citing testimonials from Mrs. Russell of Virginia and Mrs. Privewam praising renewed health after six bottles.
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Ooo
Lydia HK. Pinkham
Reward notice on testimonial letters validity
Reward offered by Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts. Six thousand dollars to anyone proving the testimonial letters are not genuine or published before obtaining the writer's special permission. Bank deposit at National City Bank of Lynn backs the reward.
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National City Bank of
Lynn
Idia KE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Local Social Items and Injury Reports
The Methodist Episcopal church Ladies Aid Society plans a next Wednesday afternoon event. The Star Social club held its regular meeting that evening. A young son of Mr and Mrs George Lurman fell from a wagon near South Washington arena yesterday and sustained a fractured leg. A young son of Mr and Mrs Walsh of 2000 Pittston Avenue fell in the school yard Thursday and broke a collarbone. Dr Minnis moved to 72a Dittston Avenue with both phones.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies’ Ald Society
Star Social Club
George Lurman
South Washington Arene
Si Mra. Walsh
Pittston Avenue
Seleo
Minntas
Dittston Avenue
Surprise gift honors Rev Moylan at Father Whitty society
In St Marys hall Luther Moylan received a gold chain with a grand charm from the Father Whitty society during a Thursday meeting. The event followed Moylans invitation to discuss the Lake Lodore encampment this summer. Since Moylan became spiritual director the society grew from 185 to 660 members as an engaging program followed.
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J. V. Moylan
Father
Father Whitty Society
C. T., A. U., Regiment
St. Mary's Hall
Luther Moylan
Lake Lodore
Mulherin
Moylan
North End State to play North Scranton for city title
The North End State will wind up its season Friday evening May 4 by facing North Scranton Gymnasium team for the city championship at the Auditorium. The Stars have met and conquered some of the fastest teams in the state this season.
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North End
North Scranton Gymnasiuum
Dr Young to Give Juggling Exhibition at Local Gymnasium
Noted instructor Dr Young, famed across the eastern states for his club juggling, will present an exhibition at the gymnasium, showcasing his skilled feats and agile routines.
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Dr. Young
Astern States
Return of Stamped Checks and Instrument Cancellation
Treasury guidance explains how checks drafts and similar instruments with imprinted stamps may be returned after cancellation. It covers filing requests to Commissioner of Internal Revenue by owners or agents and the process for destruction if unclaimed by a February deadline.
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Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Penman
Intentienis
Tie
Funeral services for Mire Ellen Mulherin set in this city
The funeral for Mire Ellen Mulherin, formerly of this city, will be held tomorrow afternoon at her daughter Mrs Michael Higsina's home on 75 North Sumner Avenue. Services will follow at St Peters Cathedral at 2 o clock, with interment in the Cathedral cemetery.
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Mire Ellen Mulherin
4. O'Malles
Philadelpha
Michael Higsina
S75
North
Sumner Avenue
Bf. Petee
Ornminetony
Goldsmiths Prices for Men's and Women's Wear
Goldsmiths Saturday bulletin lists special prices for men's furnishings. Balbriggan shirts and drawers with short and long sleeves, drawers double seated at 26 and 49 cents. Solid blue and pink shirts and drawers 25 cents. Fancy striped and solid colors shirts and drawers 49 cents.
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Harvard
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