Office of the Holy Ghost Sermon Heads West Scranton Services
Rev A L Kamer preached on The Office of the Holy Ghost at St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church on Whitsunday with readings from John and Acts. The sermon celebrated Pentecost and the Holy Spirit's teaching and testimony, followed by communion and an Apostolic Benediction by Rev Rimmer before his trip to the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium meeting in Reading.
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Whitsunday
St. Mark's Eivangelical Lutheran Church
Washburn
Fourteenth Streets
A. L. Kamer, Ph. DD
John
Pather
Ramer
Holy Christian Church
Christ
Communion of Saints
God
Holy
Fiedia
Ephesus
Rimmer
The
Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania
Reading
Two Highwaymen Arrested After Attempted Robbery
Baggagemaster Taylor of the Jersey Central railroad station was attacked by Michael McNulty and John Kilker on North Main avenue. Taylor alerted Patrolman Dyer, who arrested the men at The Red Onion saloon. They were identified by Taylor and held for court after posting a $20 deposit.
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BE. Taylor
Chestnut Street
Jersey Central Railroad
North Main Avenue
Michael McNulty
Twenty-second Street
John Kilker
Lafayette Street
Taylor
Dyer
Red Onion
Williams
Hearing with Alderman Moses sets bail for two men
At 9 o clock Alderman Moses heard the cane and set $200 bail for McNulty and Kilker for their court appearance. They could not furnish bonds and were sent to the county jail. McNulty, about 20, has prior arrests and a noted history including luring a foreigner to rob him and assaulting his elderly father after a recent release from Jalil.
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Moses
McNulty
Kilker
Jalil
Funeral Rites Held For Several Local Residents
Remains of Thomas Jordan laid from 211 Broadway to Archbald on Saturday with Rev. P J McHale officiating at St Thomas church. Pallbearers include Swift Harrison Walsh Cawley Jordan. Interment in Archbald Catholic cemetery. Also services for Mrs Mary Gaynor at St Patrick’s with pallbearers Quinn Lonergan Kane Murphy Crossin Jennings and flower bearers Crosein Sheenan. Interment Cathedral cemetery. Delbert O Hoyle funeral at 62 North Rebecca with Rev Thomas de Gruchy officiating and pallbearers the deceased companions. interment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jordan
Joseph Hoste
Broadway
Archbald
P. J. McHale
St. Thomas’ Church
John T. Swift
Thomas J. Harrison
John Walsh
Thomas Walsh
Frank Cawley
Thomas H. Jordan
Archbald Catholic Cemetery
J. P. Whalen
Heven
Lavelle
Ruddy
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Gaynor
John Quinn
Richard Lonergan
Thoms Kane
John Murphy
Miles Crossin
Thomas Jennings
Leo Croseih
William Sheenan
Delbert O'Hoyle
North
Rebecca Avenue
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Mrs Louise Smith Dies Suddenly In City
Louise Smith 64 years old of 1026 West Linden Street died Friday night after heart pains. Coroner ruled heart disease as cause following a post mortem. Survived by three daughters Mrs Schulz Mrs Jermyn and Mrs Decker of the city. Private funeral at 2 pm today with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
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Louise Smith
West Linden Street
Oheelock
Roberts
Smith
Mary Schulz
Thomas Jermyn
Martin Decker
Methodist church events feature sermons and youth meeting
Rev Manley S Hard of Kingston preached at Simpson church yesterday morning. A 4 PM youth meeting in the lecture room was addressed by Rev G Barto Stone. The Yoke Fellows band led the Epworth league at 6 20 PM with many seniors and juniors in attendance. Rev G A Simpson preached at the evening service as the choir sang an anthem and the Simpson Male Quartet performed.
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Manley S. Hard
Kingston
Methodist Episcopal Church Extension Society
Simpson Church
G. Barto Stone
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Epworth League
G. A. Simpson
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpson
Pastoral Choirs and Welsh Hymns Highlight City Services
Rev J C Handy preached at Plymouth Congregational Church while Madame Reynon and Griffith Davis of the Welsh Prize Singers gave solos at Jackson Street Baptist. Rev Dr Bird returned from Philadelphia to speak at Co operative Hall on The Slaughter of the Innocents. Mrs Ensign Williams led services at West Scranton Salvation Army barracks. Rev OC Edwards preached at First Welsh Baptist Church with Welsh and English sermons. Whitsunday music at St David s Church featured Prof Morton and a strong choir under Clark Thomas. Miss Morma Nichole led a gospel meeting at the YWCA rooms with a Types of Christ theme. Marcy Nichols directed the music.
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J.C. Handy
Lansford
Plymouth Congregational Church
Madame Reynon
Griffith Davis
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Holy City
Dr Bird
People’s Congregational Church
Philadelphia
Co-operative Hall
Ensign Williams
South Wales
West Scranton
Salvation Army
OC Edwards
South Wilkes-Barre
First Welsh Baptist Church
St. David's Church
William Norton
May Fisher
Jillian Kenward
Hughes
Selbert
John Rooker
Morton
Clark Thomas
BE. J. Me. Henry
Morma Nichole
Young Women's Christian Association
Misa Marcy Nichols
Local incidents shading into city notices
Mrs John Ord of Jackson street fractured her arm after a fall. Balvation Army members held an ice cream social at the barracks on Prive street Saturday evening. Web Calaway of Kerrys patch was arrested for disturbance and displaying revolvers knives and razors. Alderman Moses jailed him for thirty days in default of a fine. Albert Price of Routh Main avenue jailed for fifteen days in default of a fine for being drunk and disorderly. John Dunleavy of Fellows street.
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John Ord
Jackson Street
Balvation Army
Prive Street
Calaway
Kelly’s Patch
Moses
Albert Price
Routh Main Avenue
John Dunleavy
Fellows Street
Lydia Pinkham claims help for wives and mothers in testimonial letter
A collection of reader letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aiding women with uterine and illness symptoms. Mrs Monaia of Weiana and Mrs Wavera of Catticoon Derot report relief, enabling household duties and childcare after medical treatments failed. A separate note mentions a man fined $3 for fighting on Main avenue by Alderman Moses. An upcoming Plymouth church singing event and a Welch Prize Singers concert are listed for June evening events at Jackson Street Baptist church.
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Main Avenue
Moses
Plymouth Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Guests and visitors listed in local society notes
Local society column records numerous visitors and residents in town. Names include Mr and Mrs Frank Chase and Miss Maggie Grossman from Philadelphia, Professor David Owens of South Lincoln Avenue in town Sunday, and Miss Kate Harding of Illinois visiting Mrs Arthur Hull on South Main Avenue.
Local Social Roundup Notes From Maplewood and Nearby
Mr and Mrs George Black and son Rey of Maplewood spent Sunday here. Mrs Ira H Stevens visits her parents at Prompton. Mrs McGarry and Miss Lulu McGarry of Honesdale are guests of Mr and Mrs BE McNally. Marion Charlesworth of Honesdale returns home from relatives on Marion Street. Frank Ackerly on Marion Street returns from a western trip. Thomas Hawley of Spencer's Store called to New York City by uncle's illness. Smith Austin of Factoryville visits Mrs L B Finch. Mrs Paul Gardner of Marion Street spent Sunday in Honesdale. William's ice cream used with soda at Manner's drug store. Mr and Mrs W H Treverton return from Allentown. The Green Ridge Wheelmen enjoyed Arun to Elmharet yesterday. L R Evans of Washington Avenue, long a Middletown NY photographer, sells out and will locate here. Luther Smith of Mapbottom visits W C Reynolds of New York. A surprise party honors George Clark on New York Street. Mr and Mrs Fred Forbes visit Carbondale. St Paul parochial school playground to be improved for pupils. Only pure fruit juices and rock candy syrup used in sodas at Manner's Pharmacy 20 Green Ridge Street.
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George Black
Rey
Maplewood
Ira H. Stevens
Prompton
McGarry
Lulu McGarry
Honesdale
Mra
BE. J. McNally
Penn Avenue
Marion Charlesworth
Marion Street
Frank Ackerly
Thomas Hawley
Spencer
New York City
Smith Austin
Factoryville
L. B. Finch
Paul Gardner
Wiltiame
Manner
W. H. Treverton
Allentown
Green Ridge
Arun
Elmharet
L. R. Evans
Washington Avenue
Middletown
N. Y
Luther Smith
Mapbottom
W. C. Reynolds
New York Street
George Clark
Fred. Forbes
Carbondale
St. Paul Parochial School
Manner’s Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Borough council debates 9 percent appropriations
The borough council met Saturday evening with McAlister McCulloch Ward and Payton present to discuss 9 percent appropriations. The ordinance form will be prepared for next week’s special meeting after hours of careful work. The police chief halted a baseball prank and praised the thief movement crackdown. New furniture for the Odd Fellows building arrived and is stored at T P Letchworth’s undertaking establishment.
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Messrs. McAlister
McCulloch
Ward
Payton
Odd Fellows
T. P. Letchworth
Funeral of Mrs Krona Held at Home on Sherwood Avenue
The funeral for the late Mrs Sophia Krona was held at her Sherwood Avenue home at 2 pm yesterday. Rev W F Gilb non s pastor of the Presbyterian church conducted the service and interment followed at Dunmore cemetery with pallbearers named.
Miner injured by frightened mule at West Ridge mines
James Fenton, a driver boy at the West Ridge mines, was seriously injured Saturday when a mule pulling him to the manway threw him to the ground bruising him. He was taken home on Green Ridge street and doctors fear internal injuries. The rest of the text records unrelated local visits and notices from the same period.
Obituary notices from Moosic and area deaths
Obituary items report the death of John A Gillock of Moosic after illness, his career as Spring Brook Lumber manager, and family survivors. Also noted are deaths of Elizabeth Davis, Katherine Ravuschmeir, and a Welsh resident Mrs. Davis with funeral plans in Peckville and St Marys church, plus an update on Links W Moore of New Milford who died after a heart attack while walking home from town.
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John A. Gillock
Moecsie
Llness
Hillock
Moogie
Allentown
Spring Brook Lumber Company
New Mexico
Mr. Gilleck
Seatio Run
Ajlentown
Moosic
St. Vincent's College
Laure
Kate
Andreas
St. Mary's Cemetery
W. Moore
New Milford
Publication Policy Note from The Tribune
Public notice states that letters of interest will be published only when accompanied by the writer’s name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed and emphasizes attribution.
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the Tribune
Ministers meeting notice clarification in Tribune column
The editor disputes a published religious column claiming all Southern pastors will attend the Pennsylvania ministerium meeting in Benin and no services May 24. Grace Titheran Church and its pastor, not part of the ministerium, will not attend. A real series begins Sunday May 2.
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the Tribune
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
Benin
Grace Titheran Church
Suajvehanna
Tribune Editor Alters Interview Mocking Memory
The Tribune editor publishes a free press piece that distorts an interview with the writer, presenting an unwarranted reflection on memory and personal accounts. The piece raises questions about editorial standards and authenticity in the paper.
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West
Scranton
ST. Mark’'S Church
A. L. Ramner
Gaynor
Delbert O'Boyle
George W. Jenkins
Hermsdorf
Globe Warehouse
Simpson M. FE
Mes
Morris
Lydia
Mra. L. A. Monaia
Weiana
Putnam Co
Fua
Dean Mae
Pixanam
Lydia Brinkham
Mama A. Wavera
Catticoon Derot
Frank Chase
Maggie Grossman
David Owens
Bouth Lincoln Avenue
Mary Richards
Jennie Parry
Enoch Evans’ Hotel
William H. Hatch
Fitzgerald, Ga
Elwin Colby
North Sumner Avenue
Kate Harding
Illinois
Arthur Hull
South Main Avenue
Hattie Marshall
Luzerne Street
Pottsville
Grace Evans
Dboston Training School For Nurses
North Hyde Park Avenue
Jessie Wolcott
Jane Fellows
William Evans
Shenandoah
Romaine Rivenburg
Jersey City
Eynon Street
Annie Summerhill
North Everett Avenue
Huz-leton
Daniel Jones
Pittston
J. L. Jenkins
Daniel Clements
Thomas Bhakespeare and
Wow
Hancock
N.Y
Medley
Springfield
Mass
Benedick
John Thomas
Arthur Jenkins
Division Street
Dunmore
Lackawanna Avenue
Sophia Krona
Sherwood Avenue
W. F. Gilb- Nons
Presbyterian Church
Dunmore Cemetery
William Harvey
Peter Sawyer
William Zorne
J. B. Price
Tu Ellis
Chloe
Scott
James Ellis
Church Street
George Spettigue
North Blakely Street
Forest City
Frank Blickens
Blanche Montgomery
Clara Hutchinson
Apple Street
Dennis
William Langan
Buffalo Hill
Mast Drinker Street
Sport Hill
Alfred Roberts
Peckville
Harland Pinkney
Bloom Street
North Scranton
James Fenton
West Ridge
Fenton
William Elliott
William Edgar
North Main Avenue Methodist Church
Edward Howells
Thomas Howells
John Davis
Harry James
Lizzie Davis
Mary J. Howells
Martha J. Howells
Susie Davis
Lizzie Griffiths
Mary Jones
Joseph Carr
Harry
Biondes
Frank Baker
William Baker
Warren Street
John Baker
William Morgans
Parker Street
Dell Clark
East Benton
Eugene Robbins
Plymouth
Williams Street
Gomer Morgans
Hazleton
Evan Lewis
Summit Avenue
Howell
Davis
David Davis
Theodore Street
Olyphant
William Thomas
Wilkes- Burne
John Morgan
Margaret Avenue
Arnold BD. Thomas
Youngetown
Evan Gabriel
Church Avenue
George Mann
Ithaca
Herbert Stanton
Deawon Street
Mise Sadie Miller
Dalton
Nellie Jones
Margaret Williams
Mise
Anna Watkine
Kate Haggerty
Horseheads
Mary Loftus
Weat Market Street
Thomas Butland
Wales Street
Taylor Welsh Congregational Church
Sidney Henwool
Washington, D. C
Caphinal
Mont le Nuth
America
Boerinton
Washington
Elizabeth Davis
Daniel Davis
Benjamin Hughes
Waoshburn Street
Eynnas Court
Machen
Monmouthshire
Katherine Raucchmeir
Jacob Ravuschmeir
George Keller
Dliseare
Tier
St. Mary's
Joseph Ravechmelr
St. Mary's Church
Oolock
Grace Church
EK. F. Wengel
Free Pres
Tribune
Emma Wenzel
Ladies’ Home Journal
ING Store
Mears
Washington Ave
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson
Chicago
Hileels
McGarrah & Thomas, Drage
Toiokuwuritia Ave
Beranten
AJAX
JAX Remedy CO
Sibterneress
Matthews Bros
Hi. C. Banderron, Druggista
Chickhester
Chdckeater
Edijcine
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Pharmacist
Wroming Avenue
Spruce Street
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