Wheelmen Elect New Officers and Plan Social Events
The Electric City Wheelmen elected a new slate led by President Charles R. Pitcher and Vice President W Hayden Evans. New members William H Williams, William A Davie, and Gwilym Jones joined. bowling alleys were installed, and 25 members aided in. A closing dance is set for May 28 at Mears hall with Bauer providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Charles R. Pitcher
W. Hayden Evans
William H. Williams
William A. Davie
Gwilym Jones
Pitcher
Robinson
Mears' Hall
Bauer
Whettling
McCracken
Owens
Davis
Williams
Lewis
Hughes
Chatfield
Stover
Morgan
Green Ridge
Clark's
First Welsh Baptist Church Receives Warm Reunion
Fire destroyed Scranton Street Baptist. The First Welsh Baptist offered their building to the homeless congregation which accepted. After three years the First Baptist people now in a new home honor their helpers with engrossed resolutions presented by City Controller P. W. Costello and notes from Reverend D I Hopkin and Hon J T Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Street
First Welsh Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Tivian
William McClare Balt
Hopkin Boliss
Vin Jones
J. T. Williams
P. W. Costello
Mrs Evan Jones Hosts Elizabeth Jones Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs Evan Jones of Edwards Court entertained a group of young guests for her daughter Elizabeth's fifth birthday on Monday afternoon. Tea was served with assistance from sister Mrs W Williams and brother Mr J Elias. Present were Lis e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Jones
Edwards Court
Elizabeth
Jones
W. Williams
J. Elias
Lise
Local Names List Shown in OCR Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists individuals including Beth Jones Amy Davies Jennie Beon Gwindys H Jones Annie Bowen Annie Jones Comnwen Williams Leona Perry Elizabeth Williame Arthur Davies David Thomas Henry Perry and Me sech Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Jones
Amy Davies
Jennie Beon
Gwindys H. Jones
Annie Bowen
Annie Jones
Comnwen Williams
Leona Perry
Elizabeth Williame
Arthur Davies
David Thomas
Henry Perry
Mesech Thomas
Fraternal Spirit theme celebrated at Embury church
A large assemblage at the new Embury church welcomed visiting pastors and members from other churches. Rev James Benninger presided as brief talks on The Fraternal Spirit were given by Rev J P Moffat Rev 8 F Mathews Rev Thomas deGrachy and Rev H C McDermott. The program next turns to Old Folks Night with Rev C H Newing presiding and Rev G Cure speaking On At Even Time It Shall Be Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Embury
James Benninger
J. P. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
F. Mathews
First Baptist Church
Thomas deGrachy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
H. C. McDermott
Simpson M. EK
C. H. Newing
G. Cure
Funeral Rites for Amos Bond Held at Home
Reverend E B Singer assisted at the funeral for Amos Bond at his daughter Mrs. Robert Phinney Jr’s Lafay ette street home. Schubert male quartet sang hymns as pallbearers J W Walter J W Kambeck Charles Fuller and Robert Phinney Jr, were his sons in law. Remains were taken to Elmhurst by Funeral Director Price for afternoon interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Singer
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Amos Bond
Robert Phinney, Jr
Lafayette Street
Schubert
J. W. Walter
J. W. Kambeck
Charles Fuller
Elmhurst
Price
Austrian Passion Play at St Mark's Lutheran Church
The Oberammergau Passion Play is staged at St Mark's Lutheran Church tonight and tomorrow under the Luther League. The moving picture story of the cross will include appropriate vocal and instrumental music and be presented as an intensely interesting descriptive lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberammergau
Mount Horitz
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washburn
Fourteenth Streets
Luther League
West Side Loyal Crusaders Social at Red Men's Hall
An entertainment and social event is planned at Red Men's hall Saturday evening under the West Side Loyal Crusaders. Refreshments will be served after the program. The lineup includes solos, recitations, piano selections, and a feature titled A Loyal Crusader. All crusaders are urged to bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men’s Hall
West Side
Crusaders
Uoshua Elliy Oraphone
Mrs Heernwin Dies in New York, Interment Planned
Mrs Mary Heernwin aged 45 wife of mis Heerman died in New York on Monday. Her remains were brought home yesterday and placed in the charge of Funeral Director Tague. The funeral will be from her brother Jacob Shirk's home on Linserne street either today or tomorrow, with interment at Pittston Avenue cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heernwin
Mis Heerman
New York
Tague
Jacob Shirk
UAT
Services for Mrs Ann DBD Thomas Held at Home
Yesterday afternoon services for the late Mrs. Ann DBD Thomas were held at the residence 1214 Luzerne street rear. The First Welsh Congregational Church pastor Rev. David Jones assisted by Rev. D D Hopkins of the First Welsh Baptist church led the rites. Welsh hymns were sung. Pallbearers were Thomas T. Evans William D Thoms John J Morgan and Daniel D Evans. Interment followed at Washburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Dbd
Thomas
Luzerne Street
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
D. D. Hopkins
First Welsh Baptist Church
Thomas T. Evans
William D. Thoms
John J. Morgan
Daniel D. Evans
Washburn Street
Improvest Order of Red Men Smoker and Meeting
Tanooka tribe No 141 and Camp No ia Patriotic Order of Americans plan a smoker after the regular meeting. Charles Pichler will give an address on The Factory and Motto of the Order. Alumni Baseball team will play Wyoming Southfairy at Kingston in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pichler
Camp Noo Ia
Washington
Wyoming
Kingston
Specky meen and community notices fill St Two’s event
St Two’s Battalion plans a specky meen tomorrow at six o’clock. Members are urged to attend for discussion of important matters. Various local social and family notices fill the page with attendances, visits, illnesses, travel, and a minor accident report.
Wedding and funeral notices from local church services
After a brief confinement, the injured or ill are said to be around again. Mr and Mrs Taule Skillhorn of Philadelphia visit Beranton relatives. The wedding of Harry B Jenking and Mrs Frane Waadburne is to occur at 11 oclock at St Luke s Episcopal Church. The funeral of Mia Rachel Evana of 191 South Sumner Avenue will be held tomorrow at Plymouth Congregational Church with interment at Washturn Street Cemetery. Rev Peter Roberts will officiate. Prayer services are planned at the house this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Two
Piteher
Many Pitcher
South Park
Preloo Street
Jersey City
No. Li
Howe
Gamera Ni Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Willume
Price Street
Alfred Saunders
Mame
Caroline Donaldson
Windsor
S. Y
Mies Ibsen Davier
Bromley Avenue
Borm
David Joseph
Ackerave
Ron
Colonial Club
Wishinton Hall
John MuAndrew
Jahlson Keet
Richard Hefferman
Chouldshore
Willian McBridy
North Lincoln Avenue
Canada
Mra Ann Owen
Weet Elmatreet
Alert Base Hall Club
Mears* Hall
M. J. Norton
Duck Son Sreet
New Yor
John Reese
Routh Everett Avenue
Cathedral
Taule Skillhorn
Philadelphia
Beranton
Harry
Jenking
Mrn
Frane Waadburne
Luke's Episcopal Church
Mia
Rachel Evana
South Sumner Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
Washturn Street
Peter Roberts
Funeral of Mrs. Anna E Kirst in South Scranton
One of the largest funerals in the city was held for Mrs. Anna E Kirst yesterday. Services at 2 p.m. at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church, with Rev. W. A. North delivering the tribute. Pallbearers and floral bearers conveyed the casket to Pittston Avenue Cemetery. out of town relatives from Philadelphia attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Kirst
South Washington Avenue
W. A. North
Hickory Street
Jacob Kirst
Fred Kirst
Henry Kirst
Philadelphia
Polish National Alliance Branch Forms Political Club
The Polish National Alliance Branch 105 held its regular meeting on Sunday afternoon and voted to organize a political club. The group aims to educate members about naturalization and help obtain citizen papers while informing on political topics. Formed with 114 members, the club plans to apply for a charter. officers elected include President A Choynowski Vice President A Yearling Secretary K Sornowski and Treasurer J Pilkulski. The next meeting is set for May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polish National Alliance
A. Choynowski
A. Yearling
K. Sornowski
J. Pilkulski
Local Notices From South Sile YWCA and Community Updates
Members of the South Sile branch of the YWCA addressed for a May 23 anniversary gathering at 7 45 pm at 20% Wuoshineton avenue with Mrs Nelile Dunn lark delivering the address. William Dutcher departs for Milladil plu to take a new post. Pr Quinn relocates to Ti Pittston ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sile
Young Women's Christian Associations
Young Women's Christian Association
Central Association
Wuoshineton Avenue
Nelile Dunnlark
Willian Dutcher
Milladil Plu
Ac QO
Sesson
St. John's Hall
Stone Avenue
Quinn
Ti Pittston Avenur
John Burns
Mitston Aernie
Comet Lodge
Kolistia
Pethias
Fortevenitia
Mad Mix
Alexander Magen
Hernin
Mingoka
Adam Newly
Northeastern Pennsylvania Championship Basketball Match
North End Stars meet North Scranton Gymnasium at the Auditorium for the Northeastern Pennsylvania championship under association rules. Local clubs prepare, with social and church events linked to Memorial Baptist, Welsh and English services, and a May 30 drama at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Stars
North Scranton Gymnasium
Pennsylvania
Columbia Social Club
Evan M. Thomas
Ira Davis
Fledard Hughes
Dante Davis
David Gaines
Thomas Howells
Frank Coleman
Zachariah Willams
Morgan William
W. Morris
F. Rk. G
Creorchy
Wales
Memorial Baptist Church
North Se¢ranton Glee Society
Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club
Wll
Linwood
Young Women’s Christian Association
Osterhout
George Silkman
New York City
Church Avenue
Ladies
Order of Hibernians
Cambrian
South Scranton
BH. J. Owens
Maud Werntherhog
Hyde Park
North Main Avenue
Christian Science Lecture at Lyceum Theatre May 8 1902
Carol Norton of New York, member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, speaks on applied Christianity at the Lyceum Theatre Thursday evening at 8. All are welcome. Boston, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theatre
Carol Norton
New York
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Church of Christ's Scientists
Boston
Mass
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West Scranton
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Main Avenue
Jackson Arrest
New
William RB. Hughes
Wheelman
P. F. Struppler
Embury M. E
Tary
Marys Joseph
P. Fy
Strupler
John H. Pellows
Rowland Davis
Samuel McCracken
Barry Davis
David Owens
Struppler
Dufour
GEO
S. Main Ave
Chantilly
Point
Venice
Globe Warehouse
St. Mark's
Entertainment and Social
North Scranton
Christian Science
Pierce
Eliza J. Stanton
Bozrahville
Conn
Golden Medical Discovery
John Smith
Dr. Pierce
Hilary Koons
Queens
West Va
Ella Quick
Cass City
Tuscola Co
Mich
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Br. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
M. Reis
Ad. Duffy
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
Bpeciol Horgath
Pricea
Cehilileom Ta Dime Pave
Tomorow
A.m
Academy of Music
M. Neil
Lessee
A. J. Duffy
Matinee Every Bay
Schiller Stock Co
Monte Cristo
Jesse James
Zarrow
The
Kneisel Quartette
Boranton Bicycle Club
Free Kindergarten Assoc
Ro Heseried
Beaty
John T. Walk
Muldoon
Texas
National Food Show Company
Scranton
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Herrington
Thurday
Scmanton
Wilkes-Barre
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