Welsh Baptist Pulpit Held by Rev RK Ellis Williams
Rev RK Ellis Williams of Castle Street Baptist church London preached at the First Welsh Baptist Church. His sermon on Manasseh urged spiritual vigilance against worldly pressures and traced the prince's rise and persecution of reformers, stressing the need for steadfast faith and repentance.
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BR. Ellis Williams
London
First
Fev
Mannasseh
Tracs
Judah
Assyria
le Gael
Young People's Union Rally At Scranton Street church
The Baptist Young People's Union at Scranton Street chapels held a congregational rally last evening. Miss Tiese Phillips and other YPU members led scriptural exercises while a quartet including Holdee Lord Phillips and Evans performed. Edith Williams read a report on the year's work and a paper on notes was presented.
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Young Peoople
Baptist Young People’s Union
Scranten Street
Thapthet
Social and musical events at local churches this week
The Lutheran league of St Mark s church hosts a social and musical at Mies Enina Krager s home 76 North Hyde Park Avenue on Thursday evening. Washburn Street Presbyterian church hosts an entertainment and social Thursday for famine relief in Tnnia. Miss Margaret Evans teaches a Sunday school class entertaining at Plymouth Congregational church tomorrow evening. Admission is ten cents and tea will be served. Next Friday evening a union meeting of West Side churches is planned at Washburn Street Presbyterian church.
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Lutheran League of
West Side
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Remains of Howard F Loney Interred in Dalton
The eight ten month old child of Mr. and Mrs Loney of 104 North Seventh ward was interred in Dalton on Saturday morning. Simple funeral services were conducted by Rev. Rogers Israel. Friends of the late Mrs Margaret Thomas gathered at the family residence to pay last respects. The remains were interred in Washburn Street Cemetery. Undertaker BPW Tague was in charge. Mrs Margaret Priga’s remains were to be interred at 2 o clock this afternoon in Washburn Street Cemetery following services at 1718 Jackson Street.
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Howard F
Mire Hh DD
Loney
North Seventh
Dalton
Jogers Israel
Margaret Thomas
Hyde Park Avenue
Renwins
Washburn Street
Bpw
Tague
Margaret Priga
Jackson Street
Washburn Kireel
Various Local Notices Highlight Health Travel and Social Events
Mrs James I Hughes of Wash Wit Street plans a trip to the White Mountains seeking health. Miss Norma Williams visits friends at Neech Woods while John L Williams visits Nanticoke. Miss Lizzie Teddoe spends Sunday in Plymouth. St Leos Battalion held a meeting in St Davides hall. Edward Nolin John Murphy and David Reese visited friends in Orphant. Electric Camp No 1 of the True Americans to join an onke walk at Red Men hall. Children's Day observances planned in many churches. West Side party at Jones hall shared a prize pool from Robert Morris lodge with leader receiving 10 dollars. George M Wallace of Fairview avenue to rent crenting the Railway Trainmen at Montreal convention. Daniel Gregory getting eyes treated in Philadelphia. Miss Margaret Murvine visiting at Reinhart residence. Martin Mangan improving after blood poisoning and jaw infection from pierced foot. Young People Society of Christian Endeavor Plymouth church anniversary next Sunday. Rev J P Sweet to preach to Grand Army of the Republic. A party including Myfanny Williams and others visited the Triges shaft Wednesday night.
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James I. Hughes
Wash- Wit Street
Ulness
White Mountains
Norma Williams
Academy Street
Neech Woods
John L. Wiliamen
Nanticoke
Lizzie Teddoe
South Rebecch Avenue
Westain
Plymouth
Leo
St. da Vide's Hall
Mesers
Edward Nolin
John Murphy
David Reese
Orphant
Eleatric Camp
Patricthe
Red Men's Hall
West Side
Jones’ Hall
North Main Avenue
Robert Morris Lodge
Eleterifod
George M. Wallace
Fairview Avenue
Montreal
Canada
Daniel Gregory
Tenth Street
Philadelphia
Margaret Murvine
Stroudsburg
al . Reinhart
Martin Mangan
Weat Side
Mise Smith
Mise Kennedy
M. J. Wulans
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Plymouth Congregational Church
J. Pb. Sweet
Grand Army of the Republic
Myfanny Williames
Margaret Evans
Margaret Phillips
Annie Davis
Mesure
William Morgony
Clughes
Wiliam Jobna
Vy Beyron Evans
Triges
Notary Public and Local Services Classified Listing
NOTARY PUBLIC MORGAN & BON NOTARIES Public Real Estate Foreign Exchange and Ocean Ticket Agents Rents collected FPrompt monthly settlements Office 1104 dackeon street over Alus grave drug tore HARRIET J DAVIS FLORIET Cut flowers and funeral designs specialty 14 South Main avenue two doors from Jackson Street BECOND HAND FURNITURE Cash for anything you have to sell Furniture Fieve Tools etc Call and see the stock of J C King 701 to 700 Weat Lack awanne avenue
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Morgan & Bon
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Ofice
Dackeon Street
Alusgrave
Harriet J. Davis
Floriet
South Main Avenue
Jackson Street
J. C. King
Weat Lackawanne Avenue
Funeral services for Mrs Pugh and Mrs Sweeney
Providence reports the funeral of Mrs David Pugh held at Putnam street residence with Rev W P Davia of the Welsh Baptist Church delivering a touching sermon. Interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery. The late Mrs Margaret Sweeney to be buried from Oak Street home with a high mass of requiem at Holy Family Church.
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David Pugh
Putnam Street
W, FP
Davia
Washburn Street
Margaret Sweeney
Oak Street
Holy Homary Church
Notable Local Fragments Highlight Community Notes
The report lists obituaries and farewells with interment plans in Hawley. It notes visits by Dr. Phillipa of Olyphant and Miss Helen Dewey of Pittston, plus a convention-related return from Thomia Jefferson lodge and various local social motions and church events around Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns.
Epworth League Marks Eighth Anniversary at Asbury Church
The Epworth League celebrated its eighth anniversary in the auditorium of Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. The program included reflections, music by the league orchestra, readings, hymns, sermons, and tributes to the Bible. Notable attendees included Florence M. Bower and L. F. Bower. Mrs Nelie Van Gorder traveled from Monsey Avenue. Mr and Mrs G. If Lutis drove from Wyoming Avenue to Moscow and back. A baby boy arrived Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Hughes on Sanderson Avenue. Professor H I Burdick of No 2 School spent Sunday at Clark's Green.
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Epworth League
Asbury Methodist Episteopal Church
Wesley Kellow
Frederick Diegtel
Dutler
Imandh Thompson
Bong
Pearle Tuldstone
Florence M. Bower
Aditress
Ll. F. Bower
Mies Nelile van Gorder
Monsey Avenue
Pactoryville
G. If Lutis
Wyoming Avenue
Moscow
Tom Hughes
Sanderson Avenue
H. I. Burdick
No. 2
Clark's Green
Community notices and funeral for Cedar Avenue area
The Epworth league celebrated its anniversary at Cedar Avenue Methodist. Professor Eugene J. Goff of Elizabeth N J visited South Side friends. Miss Katie Varish resumes duties after illness. Florence Dowling visited Carbondale relatives. A benefit entertainment is planned at Callery's Hall next month. Mrs Edward Donnelly of Maple Street is seriously ill. Cannell's Park crowds grow with fine days and new improvements. The funeral of Martin Melvin from Meadow Brook colliery was at St John’s Catholic Church and burial in Hazleton. Pallbearers included Nieloyne Moffitt Broheson Coyne Boyle Conboy. A large number accompanied the remains to Magleton.
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Epworth League
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Eugene J. Goff
Elizabeth
N.J
South Side
Katie Varish
Cedar Avenue
Florence Dowling
Carbondale
Callery's Hall
Hkdward Donnelly
Maple Street
Cannell's Park
Martin Melvin
Seton Mine
Meadow Brook
St. John's Catholic Church
Fig Street
BE. J. Melley
Deelaware
Hudson Trench
Hazleton
Patrick Nileoyne
Patrick Moffitt
Johbn Broheson
Malachi Coyne
Patrick Boyle
Patrick Conboy
Magleton
Impressive Sermon at Presbyterian Church Tonight
Rev William F Gibbons delivered a moving sermon from Psalm sixty nine verse eighteen amid a Presbyterian service last night Edith Dranning of Wilkes Barre visited Mr and Mrs Eber Brooning on Fifth street The Loyal Temperance Legion shifts meeting night from Saturday to Friday for one month May letters awaiting pickup at the post office include Mrs Daniel Haggerty Ernest Smith Arthur Stillwell H J Swingle and others.
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William F. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Edith Dranning
Wilkes- Barre
Eber Brooning
Fifth Street
Loyal Temperance Legion
Priduay
Daniel Haggerty
Ernest Smith
Arthur Stillwell
H. J. Swingle
W. F. Walters
M. Walsit
Mary Wenger
Grabowek Waletl
Frenza Diememen
Albert Jenkins
Butter Street
Vielt
Waymart
Harry Bolnapp
Mekwly Street
Olivele
Cannon and Tastings
Pottevilla
Fowaya
Mev
Mia
K. J. Haughton
Daina Capwell
Cherry Strect
Lake Winola
Pleasure seekers stranded after wagon wheel collapse near Minooka
A party from Taylor, Moose, and Minooka traveled to Rangow for a day out. On return, a wagon wheel collapsed forcing the excursionists to walk most of the way home. Photographer Fitch photographed the Lackawanna Knitting Mills at Taylor.
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Ming Della Williams
Taylor
Lingle Bellington
Moose
Herbert Hat
James Thomas
Minooka
Rangow
Fitch
Lackawanna Knitting Mills
New Enterprise Coal Breaker Planned in Fourteenth Ward
A new breaker at the Enterprise colliery will be built in the Fourteenth ward once a shaft is sunk and materials are secured. The mine will extract coal from the same seam as the area’s existing operations.
Wilkes Barre Area Coal Venture Plans New Mines
Samuel Stettler revealed to a Tribune reporter plans for the Beranton and Wilkes-Tharre Consolidated Coal company to open collieries near Wilkes-Barre including the Scranton colliery as a definite project with about 400 men to be employed. Purchases of coal would be by Ontario and Western, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, and Delaware and Hudson lines with midline contracts pending.
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A. Tt. Brevanes
Ontario and Westernfreight
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Ontario and Western Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
Samuel Stettler
Wat Geen
Tribune
Elroy Stock Company to Stage Unknown and White Squadron
Elroy Stock Company begins a week at Frothingham with Unknown this afternoon and White Squadron tonight. J Harvey Cook and Miss Lottle Church lead, with scenic effects for White Squadron. Other plays include Land of the Midnight Sun She Paradise Alley Son of Leo In the Heart of Maryland Hast Lynne. Prices 10 20 30 cents. Matinees daily 10 cents. Rents on sale.
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Elroy
Bie
Frothingham
John A. Stevens
J. Harvey Cook
Miss Lottle Church
Ameriqutt Ylay
Paradise Alley
Leo
Heart of
Maryland
Eale
Lion
Elray
Tomantic Neter
J. Harvey Onethie
Hint Comedienne
Mike Liette
Charely
Mandy Hecht
Obituary for Pauline Kennelly and related death notice
Pauline Dayne Kennelly widow of James S. Kennedy died Sunday morning from pneumonia at her son in law George R. Clack residence 1800 North Main Avenue. She leaves four sons and six daughters and is mourned by a wide circle of friends. Frances Falkenburg Hays died at age 19 in Philadelphia yesterday. she was a daughter of Mrs. Alice Falkenture of Adams Avenue and had married Eugene Dale Hava in Philadelphia last October.
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Pauline Dayne Kennelly
James S. Kennedy
George R. Clack
North Main Ayvenue
Moseanes
Frances Falkenburg
Short Letters of Interest Published with Writer Names
Under the heading short letters of interest will appear when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in this section.
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the Tribune
Editor Rebuts Captain May on Miner Conditions in Forest City
William Burns Brown of Wandling, T., May 1, 107, challenges Captain WL A May before the anthracite Investigation committee. He disputes May’s claims that minors earn four to six dollars daily and 82.75 to 8 per day, noting current wages fall to $1–2 and even less for some in Forest City. Brown asserts widespread destitution and criticizes the church and employers for exploiting miners who struggle to support families.
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the Tribune
WL A
Anthracite Investigation Committee
May
Ralnier
Forest City
Biel ST
Captain May
Forestby
Tho
God
Wiliam Burns Brown
Wandling
Puffalo father credits Dr. Agdew’s Catarrhal Powder
Trev Mr Binger writes his son suffered chronic catarrh until surgery seemed likely. Dr Agdew’s Catarrhal Powder was recommended and the operation was fore stalled and the case cured. The remedy promises rapid relief and is sold locally. Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claims quick results with minimal dosage. Sold by Carl Loreng at 418 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton.
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Binger
Puffalo
Agdew
Matthews Ihmros
Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Avenua
Scranton
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A. L. Thomer
Colin Grifithe
Globe Warehouse
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Chitrch
West Side Business Directory
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Thomas Ceargh
Thomia Jefferson Lodge
Uijea
Thomas Webster
Wayne Avenue
Wie
Helen Dewey
Pittston
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Elroy Stock Company
Sale Oller
Marin
Cholew Line
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HE Frothingham
Wagner & Els
Lessees
John L. Kerr
Third National Bank
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Henry Belin, Jr
William IL Peck
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