West Scranton Events Highlight Plymouth Congregational Meeting
The fourteenth annual session of the Congregational Association of Pennsylvania will be held at the Plymouth Congregational Church on Duckeen Street across May 25 and 26. Officials include Moderator Rev. ID LL, Treasurer Mra. GC. WW. Ward, and Assistant Moderator Willfirn HH. The program features sermons, services, typist and committ ee addresses, welcoming remarks, lectures, and a variety of religious events led by prominent clergy from Cleveland, Kane, Wilkes-Barre, and New York.
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Congregational Assocation of
Pennsylvania
Plymouth Congregational Church
Duckeen Street
Tuesiay
Alordert
Tor
ID LL
Davie
Williamstown
Willfirn HH
The Mayflower Terooa and Their Gift to Ve
Pastors read the programme on two Sundays before the association meeting. The church prayer meeting before the association is devoted to special prayers for guidance. Churches to send incoming Delegations and stay through the suasion. Arrivals report to the church for registration and entertainment. The arranging committee includes Mink J. A. Emmy and Rev. B L A. Doyl.
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Iter
Richard
Piya
Association
Ti le
William Joins Marries Margaret Philips In Welsh Congregational Ceremony
William Joins, prominent shop dealer and current county auditor, will wed Margaret Philips daughter of Mrs Thoms Philips of South Maln avenues this evening at 500 South Maln avenue. Rev David Jones of the First Welsh Congregational church will officiate, with immediate families witnessing. After the ceremony the couple will travel to New York and the seashore, then live with the bride’s mother in a new house opposite the First Welsh Sept Church on South Main. Joins is described as genial and generous, and the bride as amiable with charming character. Condolences from many friends are extended.
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William Joins
Theounte
Mar
Ofelawk
Mike Margaret Philips
Thoms Phillips
South Malnavenaa
Trev
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
New York
Meridian Street resident files robbery charge against couple
Hore of Meridian street swore out a complaint before Alderman Kelly accusing Henry Tavis and Annie Tavis of MT Seamell court of robbery and keeping a disorderly house. Davis allegedly drugged Hore after visiting his home last Friday. money found on Hore's leg was later claimed by Davis, who denied knowledge of it. The pair were arraigned. Tavis was committed to county jail in default of bail.
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Hore
Meridian Street
Kelly
Blichteaith
Henry Tavis
Annie
MT Seamell Court
County Jait
Allenges
Davis
Davie
Sunday Evening Entertainment at Acker Avenue Home
Ralph Williams hosts a refined Sunday show at his residence on Acker Avenue with refreshments. The class list includes Ralph Williams David R Thomas Fred D Priven David Price Arthur Thomas Richard Davies William A Morgan Arthur Lewie Lewis Thomas Rees David Jenkins and teacher Miss Anna T Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
Ralph Willams
David R.thomas
Fred Dpivens
David Price
Arthur Thomas
Ttichard Davies
Williem A. Morgan
Arthur Dines Lewie Lewis
Thomas Rees
David Jenkins
Anna T. Humphreys
Scranton Street Sewer Work Delays Reported
A recent delay halted Scranton street sewer work as several workers faced injuries and were compelled to pause operations while awaiting safety assessments and departmental guidance.
Gingham Season Centered in Globe Ware House Trade
The article notes that the Globe Ware house is the hub of the Gingham trade across grades and makes. It states a plan to emphasize this market centrality and attract attention to the Gingham season.
The Greatest Gingham Week of the Year In Scotland
The feature highlights fine fabrics such as Linen and Silk Weaves with tufted effects dots and Chambrays. Also promoted are new gingham varieties from Bonnie Scotland promising fresh loveliness and wide variety to attract admiration.
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Bonnie
Scotland
Weaves and textiles showcase new Tufted Effects lines
The article highlights the latest fabric weaves including Tufted Effects, Cords, Cuts, Stripes, Plaids and Checks with actual prices listed at 25¢ and 11¢ per yard.
Water causes restart as workers idle rumor spreads
Water washed dirt into the opening and forced a restart of work. A rumor claimed a strike, but investigation showed most men would be at work again this morning.
Concert Programme At St Mark's Lutheran Church
The Luther League presents a varied concert at St Mark's Lutheran Church tomorrow evening. Performances include Mano Duet Monemrlin Manee by Miss William Mower and Kate Croan with a vocal solo One Night in dune by Manche Grogan. Recitations, piano pieces, and dialogues feature several local performers led by Mies Nelle Markwilek and Miss Margaret Thomas.
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Luther League
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Mano
Monemrlin
William Mower
Kate Croan
Dune
Manche Grogan
Geraldine
Cora Vetter
Markwilek
Wino
Miews Nettie
Clara Jonen
Mrownies
Margaret Thomas
Mics
Elizabeth Waring Voral
Mien Hazel Smead
the Whistling Regiment
Initial Supper On Tap At First Baptist Church
At Mrs. Annie Swallow home 4 Tenth Street the Ladies Aid of First Baptist will host an initial supper tomorrow evening. Proceeds fund the new church building with plans large and attractive. Copper will be served and ice cream sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Swallow
Tenth Street
First Baptist Church
Funeral notices for two young children and two adults
Funeral announcements list several services this afternoon for Kate Hewey two years old and Janne St Ten Kita one year old with interment at Cathedral cemetery. Also notes the funeral of John Corcoran at 830 am from 11 Fourth street with Mass at Holy Cross Church and burial at Cathedral cemetery. Finally Mrs Henry Urbach’s funeral at 11 am from 157 South Mromiey avenue with interment at Foster cemetery after train.
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Kate
James Hewey
Luzerne Street
Athearal
Janne
John St. Ten- Kita
Archibald Street
Cathedral
John Corcoran
Fourth Street
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Henry J. Urbach
Clork
South Mromiey Avenue
J. Th Sweet
Mozart Glee Society Meets For Special Business
Local notes report the Mozart Glee Society meeting at the Welsh Baptist church on South Main for special business and announce various social, academic, and civic items including elocution adjudicator plans for the Atlantic City Cisteddfod, church events, and community updates.
Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Female Ailments
In a New Matamoras Ohio letter Mrs Isapec Braphton says after nine years of illness she took Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and improved dramatically avoiding hospital surgery. She credits the product and urges publication to help others. The letter notes Pinkham’s long work assisting women through correspondence and the scale of aid provided annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Matamoras
Ohio
Isapec Braphton
Dean
Pincttam—l
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tam
Lightning Strikes Homes in South Scranton
During a thunder shower a bolt traveled via an electric wire into the residence of C. G. Boland on Stone avenue, shattering stove plates and startling a servant girl who escaped injury. Mrs. Hoffner in the house nearly blinded by the strike, while damage to the building was slight. The Now ski hall at Elm street and Pittston avenue was also struck, the roof damaged and losses about 50 dollars.
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C. G. Boland
Stone Avenue
Hoffner
Frank Nowski
Elm Street
Pittston Avenue
Weather disruption postpones South Scranton lecture
The lecture by Attorney A V Bower before the South Scranton Young Women's Christian association was postponed to next Tuesday evening due to threatening weather. The entertainment proceeded as announced.
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South Scranton
George Engle
Louis Shoemaker
South Side
Himhurst
Philip Schaeffer
Cedar Avenue
Roaring Brook Cone
Freudan's Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
J. F. Armbrust
Willow Street
Edward Maher
Scranton Axle Works
New York
Scranton Supply and Machine Company
Dunmore Council Plans Webster Avenue Regrading
Council met with Webster avenue property owners damaged by the Dickson estate grading. They voted to regrade and restore the street to its prior condition, with Street Commissioner O'Donnell directing a large workforce to start work today.
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Webster Avenue
Dickson
Stree
O'Donnell
Dickson Extaity
St Mark's Church Roommage Near Chestnut Shows Fast Sales
The St Mark's church roommage at Bim and Chestnut streets is proving popular with Marie Bronga in charge and items selling quickly. Tomorrow night closes the wall. The Ladies' Temperance society meets this evening in their rooms and all are urged to attend. Harry Nye from Princeton University is home on brief vacation. On Thursday evening the Wilenchy circle members will hold an entertainment for St Mark's church.
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St. Mark's Church
Bim and
Chestnut Streets
Marie Bronga
Ladies’ Temperance Society
Harry Nye
Princeton University
Wilenchy
S T. Mark's Church
Death of Patrick Monney Jr in Ireland after illness
In church circles news arrived of Patrick Monney and Mrs. Patrick Monney Pine Street announcing the death of their son Patrick on April 2 in Ireland where he had gone to regain his health that had long failed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Monney
Pine Street
Patrick
Ireland
Address on Christian Science Concluded Reflections
A fragment from an extended address on Christian Science relays reverent reflections on the spiritual power of Christ and the role of women in witnessing its reach. The speaker describes Christian Science as a beacon of love, hope, and healing, invoking imagery of dawn, the Saviour, and universal blessing to emphasize faith’s transformative reach.
Reading magnate active in Green Ridge events and fire report
H D Hackman, a leading Reading businessman, was seen socially in Green Ridge. A hay wagon accident near 27 school led to a team run through Electric avenue, halted by a hitching post. A fire near Penn Avenue and Delaware Street burned but was extinguished, damaging only a wall. no injuries reported.
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H. D. Hackman
Reading
Green Ridge
Cole's Pavilion
Capouse Avenue
Charles Lee
Nicholson
No. 27
Blackhamith
Electric
William Richmond
Pennayonue
Delaware Streel
Girven Ridge
Eagle Hose Company
General Pinner Engine Company
Pabla Alteheovk
Washington Avenue
Delaware Street
Arrests and charges from Pine Brow incident and May Court events
Report describes Patelok Canden wan, 14, arrested for larceny of whiskey from Tral's barn in Pine Brow. He allegedly took a keg, found with the item, and held for further hearing. A colored man and Marion Collie faced disorderly conduct charges in May Court. details include a knife threat and a tense dispute, with unclear names and outcomes.
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Patelok Canden
Pine Brow
Lie Peresalion
Mewan
Lile Tame
Marlon Collie
Maymond Court
Contigny
Marie Jonen
M. Ravine
Bin
Rete
Pete ‘Aidoemas Kame
Happenings of North Scranton
Funeral services for Mrs. John Willis of Bloom Avenue will be repeated in the auditorium on Friday evening May 16. Mrs. Ephraim Leach’s funeral is noted and the exterior of the new church at Theodore Street should be finished in a month. Anthony Brown, a boy employed in the Woeet Tudge mines, was seriously burned in a gas explosion in the lower chamber. Joe Flowers and others sustained minor burns and all were treated by Dr. Jenkins and later taken to Lackawanna Hospital.
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Devia
Christian Selene
Christan Selenor
Winihim
Tom
Mary
John Willis
Bloom Avenue
Kalos Plegan
Ephraim Leach
New Church
Theodore Street
Anthony Brown
Woeet Tudge
Brown
Joe Flowers
Lloyd Street
Jenkins
Lackawanna Hospital
Funeral Services for Mrs. Wills and Mrs. Leach
The funeral of Mrs. John Wills of Ricom Avenue was held at 9 AM from the home and at Holy Rosary Church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs. Exnratm Leach’s funeral was held at her Wood Street home and moved to Leach Church in Chinchilla for services.
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John Wills
Ricom Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
N. J. McManus
O'Toole
J. W. Moylan
J. A. Lynch
Merrie
Cathedral Cemetery
Exnratm Leach
Wood Street
Chinchilla
Leach
Kalos Plegen to Be Retreated at Audltorium Friday
Kalos Plegan a beauty motion program will be presented in the Audl torium Friday evening May 18 under Clase 14 of Providence Methodist Sunday school for church benefit. Miesara Sanders directs the production with 126 participants performing marches and tableaux including May Pole The Feast of the Reases The Mariners The Vestal Virgins Charge of the Light Brigade and the Military Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalog Plegan
Clase 14
Providence Methodist Entecopat Sunday School
Miesara Sanders
May Pole
Light Brigade
New North Scranton Church Edifice to Rise on Main and Theodore
The upcoming church on Theodore street and Main avenue aims to be among the area’s largest structures. A Baptist parsonage will occupy the former Dr. Robinson house site after its move and remodel. The Rummage sale on Providence square ends soon as prices were slashed after the day’s sales.
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Theodore Street
Main Avenue
North Scranton
Providence Square
Dr. Robinson
North Main Avenue
Oak Street
Baptist Church
Social Notes From Lake Henry and Nearby Towns
Mrs Henry Silkman of Lake Henry calls on friends in town yesterday Charles W Dawson of Sanderson avenue on a business trip to Kansas Gordon Hines of Church avenue suffering with appendicitis W F Burke of Jones street in Nanticoke on business Mr and Mrs Henry Atherton of North Main avenue visiting relatives in Pittston Dr HH Goodwin of Philadelphia guest of Dr John Sullivan Jr of Wayne avenue Gq W Davis and George Dickerson returned home from Mt Pocono after spending a few days fishing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Wayne Avenue
W. Davis
George Dickerson
Mt. Pocono
Minooka Community Notices and Obituaries
Minooka mourns for Martin Coyne's young son with funeral held yesterday. Mrs Jasper Williams of West Minooka laid to rest, and a Polish worker from Keenwood plant died in a fire. Director Thomas King, ill with pneumonia, remains in danger. An excursion for the Young Men's Institute and O Connell council planned for June 27 at Mountain Park. Brother Philip of the Christian Brothers Society visiting Philadelphia parents returned home. Interment conducted at local cemetery. Undertaker Bhor i handled remains. Davis Street resident Lean near death, hospitalized after blaze.
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Thomas King
Main Street
Martin Coyne
Minooka
Young Men's Institute
O'Connell Council
Whl
Mountain Park
Philip
Christian Brothers Society
Philadelphia
Jasper Willams
West Minooka
W. A
Bhori
Iota
Keenwood Con
Lea Hie Ay
Jit Lean
Davis Street
Obituary: Mrs M F Kelly Passes After Long Illness
Mrs M F Kelly died at 6 30 am at her home in Hidge Street after a long illness. She was 32, a Roman Catholic devout member of St Dwul’e church and admired for her beauty of character. She leaves her husband M Kelly and two young children, and several relatives including John W Showlin and Mrs Anna Fleming. The funeral from 11 Greets Hidge Street will be held tomorrow at 1 o’clock with a high mass of requiem.
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M. F. Kelly
O’clark
Famly
Dil i
Hidge Street
Kelly
Ani
Esteein
Q al
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John HH. Powell
Washburn Street
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Milwaukee
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Boston City Hospital
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North Ninth Street
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Lafayette Street
Daniel Evans
Cambridge
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West Locust Street
A. & Ketcham
Waterbury, Conn
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North Lincoln Avenue
I. J. Mughes
North Bromiley Avenue
Pittaton Y
Fourth Ward
W. R. Lewin
Chiavoh
Bellevue Mission Sunday School
Jovonh McDonoush
Bouwth Bromiley Avenue
Mt Pocono
Fourth Ward Mission Sunday School
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North Garfield Avenue
George Gothier
Cheor Makers’ Union
No. 245
Mt. Pleasant
Co-operative Hall
America
Nowski
Central City
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J. Z. Flarkey
Cedar Ave
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West Ridge
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Academy OF Music
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A Long
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Jas
J. Jeffries
Wweks
Bostock
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