West Scranton day events bring church meetings and rehearsals
Several indoor gatherings marked the day in West Scranton with church conferences at St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran and Waehburn Street Presbyterian, a Wheeler minstrel rehearsal at Electric City Wheelmen, and a Memorial Day hymn practice at the Tabernacle. Firemen enjoyed a social gathering after reporting on the Col. Storm fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran
Electric City Wheelmen
Nicholson
Billy Willams
Tabernacle
South Slyde Park Avenue
Alee
Walker
William Johnson
Weekly School Deposits Nog Principals Report
Public school principals in Nog report weekly deposits and financial updates. The item outlines funding figures, transfer procedures, and attendance considerations affecting school operations this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nog
Dufour's French Tar Claims Cure for Cold and Rest
An old advertisement touts Dufour's French Tar as a remedy that cures colds and provides rest. The claim emphasizes soothing effects and relief from symptoms, promoting the product as a health tonic with restorative benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
School Pupils Deposit Totals Noted At West Side Bank
Data lists deposits by pupil names and amounts across buildings No 18 and No 41 with many small sums. Totals show 254 and 83.39 respectively, including partial cents and multiple entries for each student and teacher助
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
David Owens
Tiizateih Lewis
Allee Evans
Bana D, Ivane
Nellie Richards
Catherine Phillips
Nellie Kelly
Hanah McDonaald
Elian, Price
Maury Harris
Mine Lees
Miss Mureray
Miss Nichols
Mina Beamiel
Mies Morgan
Misa Leader
Joe Evans
Mine Flynn
Misa Kellow
Mise Murphys
Mire Ware
Mine Yout
Mre. Ferber
Miss Poevk
Mies Knapp
Miss Mullen
Miew Ruddy
Mies Preeman
Misa Carpenter
Miss Vaughan
Remains of John Tate Taken to St Peter's Cathedral
The remains were borne from the North Eighth Street residence at 2 PM yesterday to St Peter's Cathedral for funeral services, followed by interment in Cathedral cemetery. Earlier, Rev J B Sweet conducted funeral services for Willam Exschenbuugh at a Starkcourt house, with interment in Stroudsburg.
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John Tate
North Eighth Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Cathedral
J. B. Sweet
Willam Exschenbuugh
Starkcourt
Stroudsburg
Welsh Church Events and Local Notices Highlight Evening
A Welsh tea party at the Bellevue Hoplist min klin. Rev J R Jones of Pontypridd to preach next Sunday at First Welsh Baptist. Thomas Wright injured losing four fingers in a steam plane at Brights carriage works. Miss Kidith Blair to hold formal dance May 2 at Menor hall with Theater's orchestra. Welsh church groups meet. Franklin Engine company plans June 7 picnic. Organist Mane Johnson ill. later events include Court Pride of Lackawanna meeting. Births noted for Mr and Mrs Northup and Mr and Mrs Rymer. William A Davis benefit drawing date mentioned.
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South Main Avenue
Bellevue
Minklin
Achiol
Conta
J. R. Jones
Pontypridd
South Wales
First Welsh Baptist Church
Jones
Wales
Uacoming
Thomas Wright
Hampton Street
Bright
Mies Kidith Biair
Menor’ Hall
Thater
Young Ladies’ Literary Society
Waehbert Street Presbyterian Church
Franklin Engine Company
Walelers Grove
Mise Mane Johnson
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Tailor Made Gowns Offer Value for Summer Travelers
There is merit in these gowns as they combine style and quality with meticulous finish. Prices are quoted far below actual values, making them a smart choice for ladies traveling or heading to summer quarters. see the display for details.
Leading Lights of Medicine and Local Notices
The piece highlights Frances W. Gesham and her praise for Warner's Safe Cure amid kidney disease. It also lists multiple local events and notices including a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, a child's funeral, church services, a Chautauqua circle meeting, weddings, dances, and club activities with L awrence's orchestra performing at the Olympia Auditorium.
Hyde Park society to send delegates to Avoca convention
Bellevue Heights announced for Thursday May 17 in D C Evans hall. John Shaughnessy and M and Lavelle will represent Hyde Park Father Mathew society at the Avoca convention, with cadets Martin Sheridan John Murphy and Thomas Fleming also listed.
Rummage Sale Opens in Providence Square
North Scranton notes report a Presbyterian church rummage sale opening in Providence Square. Heat and crowding did not spoil cheerful service as volunteers sold donated clothing, hats, sacks, and household items at astonishingly low prices. Stock will be replenished today and tomorrow as families are urged to bring more second hand goods to the sale rooms.
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Providence Square
The
Presbyterian Church
Siles
North End
Rooma
Local Residents Go Visiting and Returning
Mrs Arch Johnson of Church Avenue entertains her mother Mrs H H Lewis of Uniondale Mark Halistead of Oak Street left yesterday for Harrisburg to stay briefly Bruce Shotton of Oak Street is with scarlet fever Miss Irene Collier of Pittston is guest of Dr J J Sullivan and wife on West Market Street
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Arch Johnson
Church Avenue
H. H. Lewis
Uniondale
Mark Halistead
Oak Street
Harrisburg
Bruce Shotton
Irene Collier
Pittston
J. J. Sullivan
West Market Street
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Downtown
Coal dealer offers pea coal at 1.25 dollars per ton with delivery to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to J. T. Fuarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6682.
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Pea
South Side
Central City
Iyde Park
J. T. Fuarkey
Cedar Ave
Plees of the Oriental Court and Junior Order groups
Readable fragments reference the Oriental court and the Junior Order of United American Mechanics as organized groups in a historical local context. The brief mentions their names and affiliation without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Oriental Court
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Minooka Residents Remember Local Deceased and Funeral Details
Jasper Wranie of Minder hill died Saturday evening after a brief illness. Survived by husband and one child, funeral today at St Joyes church with requiem mass and interment in Minooka Catholic cemetery. Edward Donnelly injured lifting a broken cable rope, later died. funeral pending. Minooka baseball team defeated South Side by about 2400 spectators. Visitation and services held at Minooka cemetery and St Josephs cemetery with community turnout from Sugar Notch and surrounding areas.
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Mere
Jasper Wranie
Minder Hill
Oan
St. Joyes's Climch
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
Michael O'Brien
Pilbeten
John Coons
Gilmore Avenue
Mise B. Testo Higgins
Taylor
Natdenly
Dea
Olmetend Andriffle
Cuylor
Minooka
South Side
Mitinelka
Gritin
Matty Pitchml
Mee
Mangan Sider
Nev
Mindwka
Folke
St. Drowph's
Elon
Thomas KR
Pitidhure
Clemani
St. Jowenh's
Sugar Soteh
Bi Witertl Apie
Canina
South Scranton Note Reports Warrants For Larceny Case
Mrs Rose Kane of South Scranton swore a warrant before Alderman Ruddy charging Robert C Wills proprietor of the Keystone brewery Dunmore and driver Henry Yerko vitz with larceny of a $46 pension check. Kane says she gave the driver the check to pay part of a bill and expected change. Both held in $500 bond for court.
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Mrs. Rose
Kane
South Scranton
Alderman Ruddy
Robert C. Wills
Keystone Brewery
Dunmore
Henry Yerkovitz
North End landmark Dr Robinson house slated for removal
The old Dr Robinson peeldance corner of Oak Street and Main Avenue is to be moved to the rear of the top on the opposite corner. The house is described as a North End landmark. Funeral services for Mrs Ephram Leach will be held today at 1 20 pm at a church in Thinehill with interment at Leteh cemetery. Celestial Lodge Odd Fellows conferred first degree on several new members. The Young Womans Christian Association Bible days are postponed as Rev G L Alried out of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Robinson Peeldance
Oak Street
Main Avenue
North End
W. HH. Cooper
Cooper
Newton
Ald Society
Providence Presbsterian Church
Frank Sherer
Putnam Street
Young Wo Wrens Christian Association
Alried Ie
Kulow-Ploman
Clase 16
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregaional
Bower Lecture Tonight and Fraternal Gatherings Noted
A. V. Bower of Green Ridge will lecture tonight before the South Scranton Young Women's Christian association on A Great Life. Camp 430 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America held its regular weekly meeting in Hartman’s Hall on Pittston Avenue. Division No. 23 Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Pharmacy Hall and elected A. J. Mulderiy and James Murray delegates to the state convention at Mahanoy City, June 11 to 16. Invitations are out for a complimentary ball by the Scranton Athletic Club at their clubhouse on Alder Street in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Bower
Green Ridge
Wii
South Scranton
Mahanoy City
Scranton Athletic Club
Alder Street
Special Trains Bring 400 Excursionists to City for Paris Exposition
Three Lackawanna handled special trains carrying about 400 excursionists from Chicago and the west arrived in the city after overnight travel. Nickel Plate sections booked through to New York, with a noon arrival for the third section. Caterer Hanley to provide a first class dinner at the Lackawanna station, and the waiting room will reopen with a hardwood floor to accommodate visitors. Officials aim to feed travelers and have them en route to New York by sunset, completing the trip in thirty hours.
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Chicago
The
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Hanley
Lackawanna
Obituaries in Workatecet and Surrounding Areas
Several local obituaries from Workatecet and nearby areas note the deaths of Patrick Langan at 19 after a long illness, John Corcoran an elderly resident, Michael Judae a long time Diamond flats resident, David Donshue aged 21, Jane Archba ld street resident, and Katie Heatex 11. The notices list survivors, funeral plans, and interment details at Holy Crees church Washburn street cemetery.
Local residents take travel and nuptial notes
Cedar avenue residents Spruks and wife return from a five week Washington visit. Balthasar Fuhrer and family of South Branton with Casper Andogre party sail for Paris and Switzerland on the steamship St Paul. Rev W A Nordt leaves for the Presbyterian general assembly in St Louis, to be away two weeks as Rev J Co Schmitt fills in. C J Ruddy and Miss Lena Rorich announce a wedding at St Marys German Catholic church.
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Spruks
Cedar Avenue
Washington, D. C
Balthasar Fuhrer
Helen Bennett
South Bcranton
Casper Andogre
Petersburg
New York
Paris
Switzerland
St. Paul
France
W. A. Nordt
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
J. Co. Schmitt
First German Baptist Church
C.J. Ruddy
Cherry Street
Lena Rorich
Joseph Martin
St. Mary's
Rites Held for Anthony Healey and Community Notices
The last rites for Anthony Healey were held Sunday at Patrick Eagen’s home with Rev. M B Donlan presiding. Pallbearers named include J C O Hurn and J McDonald. Interment followed at the old Catholic cemetery. High school alumni plan a 7 PM meeting tomorrow in the central building to arrange their annual banquet. Electrician Mitteer travels to Lake Como to install hotel lighting generators. Temperance Legion hosts a parlor social at the Seigle home on Dudley street. The Young Men's Temperance group will stage “Only a Woman's Heart” at Washington hall to benefit the St Mary’s church improvement fund. Clinton Bryden and James Hailstone have returned to Wyoming Seminary after visiting North Blakely Street. Mrs Jefferson Van Why moves to 468 Electric Ave. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Henry Wenzel of 1623 Ash Street. Edward Hartman on Prescott Avenue is ill. Misses Catherine and Mary MecQue visit Pittston. Rev A J Van Cleft and wife head to Norwich NY for a few days. A May dance at the Odd Fellows’ ball is planned as a season highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Healey
Patrick Eagen
Teylor Avenue
M. B. Donlan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
W. J. Neatle
J. C. Co’ Hurn
P. Af. Leyden
Thomas Meagan
Wh, McHale
J. McDonald
Old Catholic
Young Men's Temperance, Literary and Beneficent Dramatic Society
Washington Hall
Mary's Church
Clinton Bryden
James Hailstone
Wyoming Seminary
Pittston
A. J. van Cleft
Blakely Street
Norwich
N. Y
Order of Odd Fellows
Short Letters of Interest Published With Names
Under the heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied for publication by the writer's name. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.
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Tribune
Lawrence Republican Club of Old Forge letter notice
The Lawrence Republican Club of Old Forge states a previously published article misrepresented the club’s slate. Officials deny authority for the item and affirm the club’s official support remains unchanged. Evans, Secretary, signs the notice in Old Forge.
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Lawrenceville
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West
Scranton
West Side Bank
William Eschenbaugh
General News
Globe Warehouse
Frances W. Gesham
XN. W
Washington, D.C
Higher League of Educational Society
Washington
Warners
Warner
Rende Nooner
Isaac R. Edwards
Europe
William Smith
Lloyd Street
Foresty Hill Cemetery
Electric Chautauqua Circle
Charles Henwood
Wills
Bloom Avenue
Holy Rosary
Olympia
Clark
Lawrence
Olympia Reading Club
Bellevue Heights
D. C. Evans’ Hall
John Shaughnessy
M. & Lavelle
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
Avoca
Martin Sheridan
John Murphy
Thomas Fleming
Patrick Durkin
Luserne Street
Lillian Quinn
William Quinn
Fifteenth Street
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Canavan
Pleasant Street
Waite
Joseph Ansley
Joynver
Meridian Street
John Williams
Wilkes-Barre
John Ll. Jenkins
Jackson Street
Thomas Gilroy
Dickson Works
Gwilym Hopkins
North Everett Avenue
Briggs Shaft
Mears' Hall
Harry Evins
Washburn Street
North Scranton
Cad
James
New York City
Kathleen Purcell
Annie Shamrock
Mack
Mack Jean Tintin
Supreme Court
Carney
Justice Green
Common Pleas Court of
Lackawanna County
John Carney
Michael Carney
Michael
Henry J. Wehowh
Hee Lene
South Dromies Avenuee
Timmock
Sunjochiona County
Chin City
Shein
Mia
Lord
Ella
May Urbach
Mowe Taylor
Mowe Taylor Mister Lodan, Ne. Yet. Uel Wad Cveretary
Bether
Patrick Langan
Workatecet
TV A'Ebork
Ulisse
John Corcoran
MM Fouvillabreet
Weis
Bao Atelock
Holy Crees
Michael Judae
Diemond Flats
Providence Road
Nation’ S
Alletha
Michail
John
Peter
Mary
Sarah
Nellie
Nova
Bridget
David Donshue
Spano Point
Dietard
Jane
Meredobn
Archbald Etreet
Yraterday
Mae
Katie Heatex
Mer
Mra
James Healey
Dimnerne Street
Diet Yostentay
Affertionn
All Grocers; Inc. and
Trilune
Old Forge
Angelo Mack
County Hall
Alderman Pitler
Corsine
Park Place
Tripp
Lickawanne Crossing
Mires Annie Kennedy
Mervite Medical Co
McGartah & Thomas
Lackawarra Ave
Alt
Hensats
Paney
Goode
U. S
Canadas
T. Hopkin
Great Jones
M.E
Lyceum Theatre
Si & Reis
Lessees
Ong
Chaarles Piroiman Itkemnts
Annie Russell
Jim Mr Acie
Miss Hobbs
Hy Jerome K. Dere
Nme
Fairyland
Pred. I, Decker & Co
Gwenile Fry
Teime Talent
Shell
Drewry Cave
Tunsdurne
Aunvan
Iladelphia
Brooklyn
Therienherch Sebo! of Magic and Net
Hex Ofve 9 & m
Wedmondays
Academy OF Music, Brannonr & Rbis
Long
Bix
Keystone
Jesus Christ
William G. Ewing
Superior Court of Chicago
INI
M. J. Horan
Noran E Merrill
Lack Awanna Avenue
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