Pastor Jones Celebrates Tenth Anniversary at Welsh Tabernacle
The Welsh Tabernacle church marked Rev. D. P. Jones's ten years as pastor with a large gathering of members and friends. The evening featured a youth-focused talk, musical numbers, recitations, and a gift presentation, followed by reflections on faith, time, and service to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Mis Church
Welsh Tabernacle Church
D. P. Jones
Hugh Jones
David H. Roberts
Richard B. Thomas
Indlex
Evan Evans
Thomas J. Lewis
William CG. Willams
Jenkine
Miuses L. Williams
Fannie J. Evans
Gwen Lewis
Jacob Evans
Robert Stennier
Celng
Babtata
Jesus Christ
Hibernian gathering hopes to hear Rev MacGoldrick
Members of Divigon No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians and friends met at Co operative hall to hear Rev Father D J MacGoldrick of St Thomas College. He could not address them but the informal social proceeded with remarks solos recitations and songs praised by a large audience. Rev MacGoldrick hopes to reschedule soon.
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Divigon No. 1
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Mould of
Erin
Co-operative Hall
D. J. MacGoldrick
St. Thomas College
Father MacGoldrick
M. H. Healey
Michael Madden
James Cannon
M. Cunningham
Matthew Malla
B. FP. Mctloy
James Bolton
Lavelle
John McTlernan
Owen Dolan
John McFadden
Michael Shannon
Michael Dunnighan
Michel Reap
M. BE. Lavelle
Michael Reap
Thomas Tierney
MacGoldrick
Mine Accidents In Hampton Miners Hurt In Colliery Blasts
Thomas Hopkins son of Evan Hopkins of 19009 Eynon Street was kicked in the face by a mule and suffered a fracture of jaw. Thomas Fowell of 1032 Lafayette Street was hurt by flying coal from a premature explosion while mining at Diamond mine. He was taken home and Dr George Bi Reynolds attended him. his condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hopkins
Evan Hopkins
Eynon Street
Hampton
Thomas Fowell
Lafayette Street
George Bi. Reynolds
Fortieth anniversary observed by Simpson Methodist class
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school marks its fortieth history anniversary with a special program led by Superintendent George L. Peck. Former superintendents and teachers are expected to attend, including a testimonial for Mrs. Harry Kinghaum who taught a class for forty years and remains active in service.
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Kinghaum
George L. Peck
Local Notices and Social Visits Roundup
Precentor William Long and cornetist William Stanton to assist. School Controller Benson M. Davin ill at home on North Lincoln. Rev. John Griffiths entertained Mr. Reese and son James of Merthyr Tydvil, Wales, visiting H. Reese of the Wilkes-Barre Record. Others return from trips and visit relatives in Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson M. Davin
Lincoln Avenue
John Griffiths
Reese
James
Merthyr Tydvil
Wales
H. ¥. Reese
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Coleman
Eynon Street
Joseph Casey
Cameron Avenue
Jersey City
N. J
Mins
Katie Tierney
Keyser Avenue
Wilkes. Barre
Helle Post
Jackson Street
Moscow
Judson Smith
Watsontown
George Hutchinson
Lafayette Street
M. A. Goodwin
Taylor
Howell Powell
Mary Price
Moran family daughter buried after services at St John’s
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Fidward Moran of Hampton Street was buried on Wednesday afternoon after services at St John’s German Catholic Church. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery with many mourners present.
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Fidward Moran
Hampton Street
St. John’s
Hyde Park
Breaved
West Side Choral Society
Lewis Watocyn
R. D. Thomas
North Main Avenue
Robert Morris Lodge
True Iverites
Atilton Hoents
Jackson Street
Women's Guild
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Local notices and society and crime roundup
Mrs Henry Hatton of William street is slightly indisposed and Mrs Edward Ficher is recovering from illness. Mrs W W Jenkins of Peckville is visiting her parents on Brick avenue. The Cracker Jack Base Ball team beat the Unions 16 to 10. John Feckins of Philadelphia is visiting Hector Davis of Green street. Miss Margaret Stephenson of Threep street is recovering from illness. Joseph Mitchell was arrested on a complaint by John Micavitch and held on $500 bail. The Epworth tea at Providence M E church was a successful event. The Citizens' band plans a concert at the armory on May 10. Mr and Mrs James White and daughter Jennie of William street attended a funeral at Susquehanna.
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Henry Hatton
William Street
Edward Ficher
W. W. Jenkins
Peckville
Lewis Harris
Brick Avenue
John Feckins
Philadelphia
Hector Davis
Green Street
Margaret Stephenson
Threep Street
Joseph Mitchell
John Micavitch
Roberts Miravitch
Mitchell
Epworth
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Citizens’ Band
Armory
James White
Jennie
Susquehanna
Minooka News Roundup With Thefts And Obituaries
T Bromski of Minooka jailed on $500 bond after allegedly stealing lumber from John B Langan and fencing it. Patrick Crane and Lackawanna Tron and Steel amicably settled a related dispute. Julia ONeil died Monday and buried in Minooka Catholic cemetery. Albert Civins returns from five week West trip. Rev Dinon to lecture at YWCA Cedar Ave at owlock. A select musical program planned. Funeral for Mrs Nerman Hurst held at Cedar Ave home. burial in Minooka Cemetery. Mrs Hurst died Monday at 32.
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T. Bromski
Minooka
John B. Langan
Langan
Bromski
Adolph Ollowski
Patrick Crane
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Crane
Joseph Hicky
Julia
O'Neil
Pittston Avenue
Minooka Catholic
Albert Civins
Joseph K. Dinon
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Owlock
Nerman Hurst
Henry Taser
Christ Lutheran Church
Reception Honors Mr and Mrs John D Fowler Upon Return
LUNMORE L R Fowler and Mrs L R Fowler hosted a wedding return reception for Mr and Mrs John D Fowler at Cherry Street. The mansion featured palms ferns and violets with elaborate tables and violet centerpieces. Guests included M M Knight R T Black D J Smith and others. Bauer's Orchestra provided music from 8:30 to 1:40.
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Ll. R. Fowler
Cherry Street
John D. Fowler
L. R. Fowler
John DD. Fowler
W. HB. Meteler
Bauer
Inez Ivey
Mary Decker
Mabel Chriat
Lydia Furrer
M. M. Knight
R. T. Black
D. J. Smith
A. Wert
M. Chamberlin
Prank Saunders
John Taylor
Local Social Event and Funeral Notice Summary
A large list of residents and out-of-town guests attended a social gathering hosted by Flora Bruning and friends. The event featured games, amusements, and refreshments. A funeral for Josephine Minky, 14, was held on Chestnut Street with a large youth attendance and pallbearers named. An individual from Prospect Park plans a summer visit to Newark, New Jersey.
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John Moffat
Wilton D. Decker
P. J. Frits
B. Buckley
W. Teeter
Alexander Hryden
P. J. Horan
F. F. Merriman
John R. Farrer
Lydia Farrer
Ines Irey
Mabel Christ
Anna Boyd
Edith Meteler
Lizzie Wert
Anna Bishop
Lucy Decker
Helen Merriman
Elia Boyd
Mary Decker
Nettle King
Elsie Close
Cornelia Galpin
Anna Bryden
Lilly Wardell
Kate Bryden
B. Poors
Ida Doty
Anna Robinson
Lou Hardenbergh
C. Worthington
Mise Fordham
Bedith Meteler
New York City
Nelle
Edith Knight
Pittston
Hoffman and Bannon
Pottsville
Ruth Perry
Waverly
Flora Bruning
Brook Street
George
Behink
Tos
Merruhnridt
Kitty Jones
May Moyer
Minnie Wil
Henry Dreyer
Oron Kidwell
James Williams
Theodore Sargeant
James Nelson
Bert Green
Martin Simons
Bert Haney
Thomas Maresh
Paul Garth
Josephine
P. D. Minky
Chestnut Street
Annie Gibbons
Mary Gilligan
Mary Jack
Nettle McHale
Theresa McHale
Mora McDonald
St. Mary's Cemetery
Emma Washburn
Prospect Park
Newark
N.J
Local Unions and Weddings Jam On Main Street Creenwood
Superintendent John Lovering builds a handsome residence on Main Street in Creenwood. The Minooka band postpones its May 1 entertainment. Miss Anna Tutler wed Patrick F. Laffey with cousin Miss Maggie Delmar attending. Reception at the bride’s home follows. Mr and Mrs Laffey receive many gifts. Joseph Youngbloot and Missesle Crane wed at St Joseph’s church with Rev D W McCarthy officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lovering
Main Street
Creenwood
Anna Tutler
Thomas Butler
Davis Street
Patrick F. Laffey
North Minooka
Cosin
Maggie Delmar
P. J. Philtin
Obituaries From Kingston Township and Nearby Areas
Obituaries note Michael Shea of Kingston township dies after pneumonia at age 60. Survived by wife, several children including Patrick in Montana and Maggie in Kingston township, with funeral today and interment in Hanover family plot. Also Rachel Evans of North End dies at 65 after brief illness. five of her children survive. Peter Cawley of Archbald dies at home. siblings and children listed. The Withe child of Belle Vue dies. services Saturday with Rev. Morris officiating at Washburn Rest Cemetery. Dank Jones aged 62 of Thirteenth Street dies. funeral Saturday with Rev. D P Jones at Tabernacle Church. Mrs. Jamia Corcoran of Parsons dies aged 1d years. funeral Saturday at 10 with requiem at St Dominic’s Parish.
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Michael Shea
Kingston
Luserne County
Pringle Hil
Llness
Pneumonnia
Kington Township
Patrick
Montana
Maggie
Kingston Township
Fannie
Lizzie
Charles
Michael
Thomas Brennan
Plymouth
Hanover
Rachel Evans
North End
Gyltlugon
South Wales
Henry Hitchings
Ann Thomas
Richard Rolands
Mathew Evans
John Phillipe
Sharon
Celia Davia
Mire
L. M. Evans
Archbald Street
Bellevue
John T. Morris
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Washburn Elrest Cemetery
Dank Jones
Thirteenth Street
Washburn Street
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Jamia Corcoran
Parsons
S J. Dominic's Church
Auction to Sell Scranton Stock After Fire Sale
The stock of J. L. Harding, moved to the corner of Wyoming and Linden, has been bought for under 25 cents on the dollar. We will not ship to our New York wholesale house and will auction the entire stock in Scranton.
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Church of God
Earth
Kviret
Providence
Knowleden
Heavenly Father
Onarth
God
J. L. Harding
Wyoming
Linden Street
New York
Scranton
Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Promises Quick Relief
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