West Scranton New Quarters Opened for Simpson M E Church
An informal reception welcomed Rev. H C McDermott to the new quarters of the Simpson M E Church on South Main and Washburn as inclement weather limited turnout. The Young Women's Christian Association hosted the event with lemonade and varied attendees. Fundraising for the church work includes a forthcoming sale. donations such as old clothes are requested. Police were called after a disturbance when Mail Carrier Moser and his six companions faced verbal abuse near Bynon Street, escalating into a punch throw.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Oor South Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Atom Hiese
Mia
Tuandolph Jodes
Mars
Cheorge Powell
Nugene Kellows
Dimes Blighes
Ives
Hae Neimeyver
Wusses
Jennie Theniels
Annie Morgan
Taira Divi
Anneman
Pradse
Moser
Math Nvents
Bynon Street
Evans
Simpson church welcomes Rev Hugh McDermott and family
Despite bad weather last night a large group from Simpson church gathered to greet new pastor Rev Hugh McDermott. Hon John H Fellows delivered a happy welcome address, answered by the pastor. Simpson Male Garrison and other features entertained. Tomorrow evening marks the Simpson chapter Mpworth League anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Church
Hugh ©. McDermoett
John HH. Fellows
Simpson
Mpworth League
Will le Ohbgorved
Women Frightened Weld Version Offered by Myans
Mitrotiida Thomas Myans presents a different account of the alleged Weld incident, claiming women felt fear and describing events from an alternate perspective. The report contrasts with prior statements and seeks to clarify the sequence of actions and stakeholders involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitrotiida
Thomas Myans
New Fabrics Parade Brights in Dainty Dimity Line
In Piques Crash Linens and related fabrics the Dainty Dimity collection showcases Liberty Satins Taffeta Silks and Fine Embroidered Malls with many colors and tints offering fresh ideas for dressmaking and upholstery.
Inquest Opens After Scranton Death Mystery
Coroner Roberts announced a stomach analysis of Michael Frich found no poison. Frich died suddenly near the Rising Sun block at Scranton and Seventh Streets shortly after his marriage amid lingering suspicions. an inquest will be scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Frich
Frich
Scranton
Seventh Streets
Roberts
Feinklin Engine Company Units to Sell Quarters Assets
The Feinklin Engine company held a meeting Thursday evening to decide on selling items in their quarters and have hopeful buyers in their circle. An inventory is being made and a company meeting is planned for Monday evening. The Hook and Ladder company met last evening but no action occurred due to lack of official disbandment notice. No action will be taken until the notification is received. The Columbia Hose and Chemical company will meet Monday evening to discuss vacating their present quarters and next steps.
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Feinklin Engine Company
Clit
Hook and Ladder Company
Columbia Hose and Chemical Company
Funeral Notices From Local Citizens
The funeral for Mrs. Bridget Noble was held yesterday from her daughter’s home at 114 North Main Avenue with a requiem at St. Patrick’s Church Tew officiated by P. FE Lavelle. Interment at Dimmore cemetery. Oscar Prive died from injuries in the Lackawanna yard. Rev. CG M Gitlin conducted services at 220 North Sumner Avenue with interment at Forest Hill cemetery. pallbearers were railroad men. George Schrumpf youngest son of Mrs. Catherine Schrumpf, died. services by Rev. A J Tanner at St Mark’s Lutheran Church with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Noble
Cooper
North Main Avenue
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Tew
FE. Lavelle
Anthony McAndrew
Thomas Cavanatieri
Luke Durgan
Mr. Gilvey
Dimmore
CG. M. Gitlin
Bim Park Church
Oscar Prive
Lackawanna Yard
North Sumner Avenue
Forest Hill Cemetery
George
Yooung
Catherine Schrumpf
Fellows Street
Pehoelk
A. J. Tanner
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washburn Street
Community events and church notices on Hampton Street area
Local churches report events including an entertainment planned for May 16 under Mrs Randolph Jones direction. Renovations at William Price & Son on South Main Avenue progress. Bellevue Street couple Caroline Milward and a Rev William Davies wed. they will live in Bellevue. An ice cream social is planned at St Mark's Lutheran Sunday school. A YWCA coaching meeting will occur this evening. Quarterly conference at Hampton Street Methodist with Rev Austin Griffin presiding. Home Missioners hosted by Mrs T J Lice at Washburn Street. Mortgage burning for First Welsh Baptist postponed to a later announced date. Friday dance canceled due to rain, next Friday indoor moonlight dance scheduled at Mears Hall.
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TI. W. H
Hampton Street
Methodial Episcopal Church
Randolph Jones
William Price
Bouth Malin Avenue
Hee
David
Evans
Mia
Caroline Milwaric
Bellevue Street
Bellevue Welsh Calvinia
South Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ney
Austin Giriffin
Benninger
Young Men's Christian Association
T. J. Lice
Presbyterian Church
Funeral of Alexander Aikman Noted Dickson Foreman
The funeral for Alexander Aikman, longtime foreman at the Dickson Collieries, was held yesterday from his East Market Street home. Large attendance from workers, neighbors, Caledonian club members, and the Providence Conclave of the Improved Order of Heptasophs. Rev. Stahl of Delaware City and Rev. Foster led services. interment followed at Forest Hill Cemetery with pallbearers from the Dickson colliery.
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Alexander Aikman
Dickson Calllons
East Market Street
I T
Diva
No OP. Stahl
Delaware City
Del
Green Ridge
Ate. Foster
Forest Thd
Hon OY
William McDonndl
Thomas Morgan
Doh Allison
James Powell
William Richmond
Finley Russ
Edward McGlynn
Thomas Jordan
Samuel Oakley
Morgan Morsans
William Marta
Peter Marin
Dickson
Thomas Nankivak
Harry Burbeck
Caledonian Club
Providence
Order of Heptasophs
Tribunes Educational Contest Offers Thousand Dollar Prize
The Tribune’s Educational Contest begins Monday offering a thousand dollars for sixteen weeks of canmissing or an equivalent six dollars per week. Palmer, the procureman, is on a lengthy tour of York shire. The seven year old son of Mr and Mrs John Shepherd, of Deacon street, dislevell ed its right aron while swinging a chum in a hammock Thursday afternoon. Sunday school teachers of Holy Rosary church plan a regular monthly meeting in St Mary’s hall next Wednesday evening. The Tables’ Aid society of Providone Presbyterian church elected officers for the ensuing year: President Mrs O K Smith vice president Mrs W Morss second VP Mrs D B Atherton secretary Mrs Ella Chulick treasurer Mrs JR Pecks. Those named include Mes James Bred Camp Ben 8 S E Silkman W J Lewis Carrie Atherton Charles Alegier Thomas Shotton Florence Gillespie and George J Child. Providene Presbyterian has elected trustees: President I W Musk secretary and treasurer I L Atherton Edward Roderick Charles Van Storch and Charles Alegler.
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Tribune
CY. Palmer
Yorkshire
Wharton
John Shepherd
Deacon Street
The
Holy Rosary Church
St. Mary's Hall
Tables' Aid Society
the Proviones Presbyterian Church
0.K. Smith
W. Morss
D. B. Atherton
Ella Chulick
JR. Pecks
James Bred Campben
E. Silkman
W. J. Lewis
Carrie Atherton
Charles Alegier
Thomas Shotton
Florence Gillespie
George J. Child
Providene Presbyterian Emireh
Othe
Remains of Mrs William Meisier Interred in Pittston Ave Cemetery
The funeral service for Mrs William Meisier was held yesterday with Rev North officiating at the family residence and Hickory Fireck Presbyterian church. A large attendance filled the church and graveside, with the Ladies Ard Kinwlety present, choir performances at the church and graveside, pallbearers listed, and arrangements by G A Miller. An evening Loyalty club meeting followed, featuring musical numbers and Dr Emma’s talk on a topic titled big-.
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Tribune
Willian Meisier
Pittston Avenue
Familly
Hickory Fireck Presbyterian Church
Hickory Fireck Presbyterian Church, Where Rev. North
Ard Kinwlety
Hickory Street
Araveside
Hhoir
J. Lentes
William Fritch
William Mays
J. Hahn
Charles Graf
Selina Her
H. Schubert
Charles Seheuch
Churket Bush
di Herklauser
Neahr
Faker
G. A. Miller
Furl
Young Women’s Christian Association
Freda Kornacher
Francia Klauminger
Amelia Blatter
Emma Muayere
Emma
Kemp's Balsam Promises Free Bottle for Throat Coughs
An old printed ad touts Kemp's Balsam as a guaranteed cure for chronic and acute coughs throat irritation and consumption. It invites readers to call on any druggist to obtain a free final bottle and claims swift relief.
Funeral for infant Thomas Vitello at Cathedral cemetery
The funeral for Thomas Vitello, one year old son of Mr and Mrs Anton Vitello, was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence at 1209 Stafford Avenue. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery. A surprise 42nd birthday gathering was held at Cedar Avenue home of Motsenbacher with close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Phillips
Pittston Avenue
Pea Cowl $1.50 a Ton Delivered to South Side
An offer for pea coal at 1.50 dollars per ton delivered to the South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders should be addressed to J. T. Sharkey at 11M Cedar Avenue. Phone OONS.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenue
Dunmore School Board Schedules Summer Closing
The Dunmore school board met in a special session and heard Superintendent Baird report an average attendance of 252 pupils, 89 percent of enrollment. Schools will close June 27. March payroll for teachers and janitors was $2,606,665 and April $2,699.80. The G A RR invited scholars to participate in the Memorial day parade and to collect among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
G. A. RR
Minster Announce Diverse Services At Several Churches
Dunmore Presbyterian led by Rev. I Gibbons holds 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M sermons with topics A Fashion That Never Changes and The Pleasures of Sin Sunday school at 7. The Methodist Episcopal church continues services with morning 10 and evening 7 30. Pastor will preach both services The Lord's Own marks the Mornorth League anniversary A special Epworth sermon on Church of Lee Morrow. Tripp Avenue Christian with Rev J D Dabney offers The Creat Commission and Hilden Sins with 10 A M Sunday school and a men s meeting at 11 00 A M Everyone welcome
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Dunmore Presbyterian Church
I. Gibbons
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wil
Mpnorth League
Epworth League
Lee Morrow
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
J. DD. Dabney
Hilden
Pai
Will Begin Next Monday headline noted in Tribune
Enterprising residents are urged to read today’s Tribune article titled Will Begin Next Monday. Ernest Bovard the pianist and composer of Kime Black Diamond March Gavhiel popular for a new composition titled Tar entelle in Eominor has published copies circulating. Miss Mollie Carney is seriously ill at her home on Drinker street and Mrs. Gi. OW. Simpson of Drinker street is also sick at home.
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Tribune
Ernest Bovard
Gavhiel
Drinker Street
Green Ridge News Roundup of Contests and Local Happenings
The Tribunes Educational Contest aims to engage youth, with a full description urged for participation. A runaway horse incident on Dickson Avenue caused a wagon to tip but no injuries or damages reported. Social events include a Dancing Club gathering at the Schroeders’ home celebrating Madeline, and Miss Croucher speaking at the Ashbury church. Market reports list fresh produce and seafood, while the Industrial School directors plan their initial meeting at North Park. Local notices warn about street rubbish and feature a church apple blossom event and garden goods on offer at Green Ridge Market.
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Tribune
FL Thanzara
Dickson Avenue
Charles Found
Mirher Street
Sanderson
Wale Wat
Cyreen Nidge Market
Conrad Schroeder
Bewunfel
Sanderson Ayvenine
Hotol
Madeline
Jaldine
Giteon Lidke
Will Kivighie
Philadelphia
Local Family Notes And Purchases In Montrose Area
The enterprising hose company of the place beautifies the home. Mrs Jennie Brodhead of Montrose visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Brodhienad. Mrs Henry Harding shows slow recovery from illness. Peter Toworth made a purchase as the page notes continue.
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Jennie Brodhead
Montrose
Samuel Brodhienad
Henry Harding
Peter Toworth
Local Guest and Upcoming Lectures Highlight May Events
Lawrence Store vamp Joseph Creason of New York visited his niece Mrs A dr Cooper this week. Rev BA Greene speaks at Brick Methodist Episcopal church Friday May 17 on Wanted a Man with free admission and a collection. Primitive Adventist church hosts an old fate on the base house May 22 25 with nightly entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Joseph Creason
New York
Obituary notices and funeral details for Jones and Gillivan families
Obituary notices report Tinae S. Jones of Hill Street North Beritton died at home Thursday at 1 20 born May 25 1852 in Liverain Commirtonshire North Wiles she emigrated at eighteen and later returned to the land of her birth Surviving children include Wilshin David John Mars Urbin and several others Funeral arrangements listed with West Market Street Primitive Congregational Church and Washburn Street Cemetery Also noted are deaths of Patrick Gillivan Edith Meredith and John Meredith with details of surviving family and burial plans in local cemeteries and churches
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MHS
Isaac S. Jones
Tinae S. Jones
Hill Street
North Beritton
Liverain
Commirtonshire
North Wiles
Ak Wwemiin
Sle
Baenbers
West Market Street
Tien Dasdwud
Wilshin
David
John
Mars
Urbin
Bare
Bare and Bdow Oe Tava Brothers, Theanas Ban Ties, of Thincenly
Peter
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Dunmore Doings
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Italy
Ringling Brothers
Incom
Amelia Feeley
Senate
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Washinston
Dhonetown
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Patri Cheleviann
Patrick Gillevan
Colbowdueg
John Melati
Oof
Biddrepart
Commo Mies
Dhol Ghee
Willian T
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Josephes
Peter (Iillevan
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John Meredith
Tyonibes Avenue
Hite
Willian Mereieoan
Minot
Lery
Bunker Hill
Atlantic City Hotels
Rudolf
Atlantic City
New Meese
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Cnd Amnex
Virginia Ave
Doel
Haiti
Horner
Othe Gore
R. J. Horner & Co
Tod, Horner & Iy
Apap
Great Britain
AIM
Aarne Aernetbundinnay
Tern
Miner
Anne Ramepites
Macauley
Pattonco
Huntley-Jackson Company
Motul
Meldrum, Scott & Co
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