Welsh Baptist minister accepts First Welsh Baptist call
Rev D D Hopkins of Wales accepted the unanimous call to lead the First Welsh Baptist church following his eight week stay in March and April. He will resume duties after completing arrangements in Wales and returning to the United States. Funeral services for Norman Wheeler and Mrs John Hughes are noted, with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery and related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wheeler
John Hughes
St. Paul's
D. D. Hopkins
Wales
First Welsh Baptist Church
Benjamin Hughes
Mr. Hopkins
Walesa
Hopkins
James A. Evans
North Hyde Park Avenue
Funeral Services for Mrs Hughes Held at Home
Services for the late Mrs John Th Hughes were conducted at 149 South The bores avenue Saturday afternoon. Rev W F Davis of North Scrantin Baptist Church and Rev Thomas De Gruchy of Jackson Street Minlptiot officiated. Interment followed in Washburn Street Cemetery. The funeral of Norman Wheeler was held yesterday at 2 50 PM at the Keyser HVOTIUC, Lieutenant Mara 8 Griffin post No 15 Grand Army of the The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
Nev
Thomas de Gruchy
Ezra Sr. Driftin Poet
Fred Adams
George FE. Sehavfer
Henry J. Loftus
Seth Borner
Charles van Valen
Frank Albro
Edward Merce
Joshua Jones’ Child
North
Sumner Avenue
Washburn
John Th. Hughes
Familly
South Thebores Avenue
W. F. Davis
North Scrantin Baptist Church
Jackson Street
Norman Wheeler
Keyser Hvotiuc
Mara
Griffin Post
Grand Army of the the
Pioneer Corps Hold Smokers and Reception at Maronic Hall
St Paul's Pioneer Corps members held a smoker at Maronic hall yesterday afternoon and gave a reception to their debutante to the Harleigh convention. President P F McCoy delivered a short address as members spoke about the nearing end of the membership contest and the encouraging reports from both sides. The afternoon was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Maronic Hall
Harleigh
P. F. McCoy
Multiple Ministers Fill Pulpits Across City Churches
Yesterday several church services featured visiting or guest pastors. Rev. David Jones led at Forest City Congregational. Rev. Robinson from Pittaton filled Plymouth Congregational. BH Noble of Brooklyn spoke at Simpson Methodist Episcopal. Rev. W G Thames of Pittaton preached at First Baptist. Rev. E L A Noble of Brooklyn opened the evening service. Goerman Catholic held confirmation with Rev. F Fricker presiding. Rev. P P Jones preached at Tabernacle Congregational, and Rev. MP Williams of Delta preached at Welsh Calvinistic Methodist on Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
First Welch Congregational Church
Forest City
Plymouth Congresational
Mr. Robinson
Pittaton
Phturch
EL A. Noble
D. P
Brooklyn
Goerman Catholic Church
South Main Avenue
F. Fricker
P. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
MP Williams
Delta
Children’s Day Programs at Welsh Baptist Church
The Fourth Ward mission Welloyne mission and Mother school of the First Welsh Baptist Church plan children’s day exercises at the church on Sunday June 1. The program titled The Roses will feature three branches and a united rehearsal tonight invites all children to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Welloyne
First Welsh Baptist Church
Twenty Fourth Globe Lodge Anniversary Celebration Tonight
The Globe Lodge Independent Order of O14 Fellows marks its twenty fourth anniversary in Hari Garl hall this evening with a large delegation expected. Willard Howe of West Pittston will give a recital of Dan Grorick at Meare hall under the supervision of the young ladies of Simpson church and Miss Anna Morgans industrial and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Lodge
O14
Hari Garl Hall
Willard Howe
West Pittston
Dan Grorick
Meare Hall
Simpson Church
Anna Morgans
Bargain Fashion Sale On Skirts and Gowns
A local ad promotes discounted skirts and gowns with wide price cuts. Items include skirts originally $4.25 now $3.00, $4.00 now $9.29, and gowns marked down to as low as 60 cents. Also advertised are corset covers and night robes with reduced prices and claims of modern styles and quality.
Detroit Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy for Recovery
Mrs. Bradish of Detroit writes that after years of illness and failed treatments she found relief from Lydia E. Pinkham's Veritable Compound. She describes symptoms including loss of appetite, weight loss, night sweats, hysteria, heart palpitations, and insomnia, noting improvement after seven to eight bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destors
Lydia Br. Pinkham
B. M. Brapisu
Dernoir
Mica
Mission band closes season at Iverlie hall
The Mission band of the First Baptist church wrapped up its season with a Saturday afternoon entertainment at Iverlie hall and served refreshments for the children. St Agnes chapter of St David's Episcopal church adopted condolence resolutions on Martha Gibbons's death. No 13 School teachers and pupils enjoyed a trip to Campbella lodge led by principal David Owens. Mrs Minston Williams, who has led the Salvatheon Army meeting on Price Street, bid farewell and returns to Wales. Aline Jennie Jenkins conducted the Young Women's Christian Association gospel meeting at their rooms yesterday afternoon. Phonographic entertainment is planned at Masonic ball tomorrow at 8 pm during Washington camp No 23, Patriotic Order Sons of America, with a general invitation to all members citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Band
First Baptist Church
Iverlie Hall
St. Agnes
St. David's Episcopal Church
Martha Gibbons
No. 13
Campbella Lodge
David Owens
Minston Williams
Salvathon Army Barracks
Price Street
Wales
Young Women's Christian Association
Aline Jennie Jenkins
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Local residents visit friends and family across the region
Patrolman Thomas Jones remains convalescent at home on North Lincoln avenue after illness. Numerous residents from Lincoln avenue to South Main and beyond spend time with relatives and friends in Dunville Elkdale Shenandoah Wilkes Barre and adjacent towns. A Yale College surgery is noted for Wil Neville. others travel to Pittston and Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
North Lincoln Avenue
L. W. Cramer
Lincoln Avenue
Dunville
Frank Slate
Lake Ariel
Kate Pickering
South Main Avenue
Elmira
N.Y
Wiliam Gable
South Garfield Avenue
Gouldebore
Emma Williaine
Hyde Park Avenue
Shenandoah
7H. & Jacobs
Lafuy- Clie Street
Frank Henry
Hazleton
Kate Smith
Maggie Hayes
Washburn Street
Stroudsboro
Wil Neville
Fairview Avenue
Windont
Yale College
Lugerne County
A. A. Stover
Dowlestown
Z. A. Stover
Hyde Park
Jdny Reese
Arthur T. Stover
Sadie Davis
Anna Thole
Pittston
Chirting
Martin
North Bromley Avenue
G. A. Williams
Rock Street
Middle Granville
N. Y
Local social notices from Scranton area reflect visits and events
Louis Thackwell of Syracuse visits relatives here. Keystone company to reproduce The Mountain Wall at St Marys hall for Mrs Gullcan’s benefit. BF Dunn of New York plans a Telaware Street visit with family. Mrs D T Davis of Hazleton returns home from a visit. Ebenezer Jones of Olyphant returns from relatives visit. Jere Miss Fressie Henwood of North Main Avenue returns from Honeydale. Anna Muckley of Olyphant visits friends. Mrs DW Evans of Rock Street visits relatives in Nanticoke. Mrs DL Davidson of Jones Street spent yesterday at Wilkes Barre. Mine Gweanle Thomas of Olyphant spends day with friends on Wayne Avenue. Misses Marthe Davis and Marie Renne of Mteton are guests on William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Thackwell
Syracuse
Keystone Literary and Pramatic Company
St. Mary's Hall
Jones
Thomas Gullcan
BF. Dunn
New York City
Telaware Street
D.T. Davis
Hazleton
Hee
Ebenezer Jones
Olyphant
Jere
Fressie Henwood
North Main Avenue
Honeydale
Birk
Anna Muckley
Mra
DW. Evans
Rock Street
Nanticoke
Mra DL. J. Davidson
Jones Street
Wilkes-Barre
Mine Gweanle Thomas
Wayne Avenue
Marthe Davis
Marie Renne
Mteton
William Street
Manners Pharmacy Offers Comprehensive Bath Accessories
Manners Pharmacy at 0 Green Ridge Street presents a range of tooth brushes in all sizes and prices along with loofahs and Kayptian wash rags. The shop emphasizes quality as the finest in the city and highlights bath accessories suitable for varying needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Bath
Manners
Grain-O drink touted as a nourishing coffee substitute
A reader letter extols Grain-O as a strong substitute for coffee, claiming it nourishes the body and sustains a healthy appetite. The writer notes first attempts failed but after a week of use, would not return to coffee, and urges following the grocer’s directions for a tasty table beverage.
Blessed Virgin Sodality Reception at St John’s Church
At St John’s church Fig street the Blessed Virgin sodality held a reception. The altar was beautified with flowers palms and candy. One hundred young women were received into the sodality. Rev M B Donlan of Dunmore preached the sermon urging emulation of the Blessed Mother. Benediction and litany closed the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
M. B. Donlan
Dunmore
Lena Koch
Edward Pfaff
Mary Phillips
Philip Roller
Fig Street
Blessed Virgin Sodality
St. John's Convent
Sodality
St. Mary's Church
Marriage Announcements In Petersburg Church and City Homes
Announcement was made Saturday of the marriage of Mies Lena Koch of 219 Birch Street to Edward Pfaff of the same side. The ceremony occurred two weeks ago at the Petersburg Lutheran church with Rev J W Randolph officiating. Mrs Pfaff is the youngest daughter of William Koch Jr of Birch Street. The couple reside in Petersburg. AlsoMiss Mary Phillips of Maple Street and Philip Roller of Beech Street quietly wed Saturday night Alderman Howe performed the ceremony. The reception was at George Phillips home on Maple Street. Mr and Mrs Roller will begin housekeeping today in a newly furnished residence on Stone Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lena Koch
Birch Street
Edward Pfaff
Petersburg Lutheran Church
J. W. Randolph
Mra. Pfaff
William Koch, Jr
Petersburg
Mary Phillips
Maple Street
Philip Roller
Beech Street
Alderman Howe
Central City
George Phiilips
Funeral of Peter Rahner Sr
Funeral services for Peter Halner senior were held yesterday at the Hickory Street German Presbyterian church, conducted by Rev. W. A. Nordt. He was interred at Pittston Avenue Cemetery following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rahner
Peter Halner
Peter Rahher, Jr
Hickory Street
German Presbyterian Church
W. A. Nordt
Pittston Avenue
Ancient Order of Hibernians to entertain at St Johns Hall
Division No 2 AOH will give an entertainment at St John s hall on Stone avenue tomorrow night with a dance to follow. The Epworth league of the German Methodist Episcopal Church on Prospect avenue plans an outing at the ore mine spring tomorrow. Mrs Dickman of Maple street is convalescent from a severe illness. Peter Hamm of Dunkirk NY is visiting his home on Maple street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient Order of Hibernians
St. John's Hall
Stone Avenue
Epworth League
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Prospect Avenue
Dickman
Maple Street
Peter Hamm
Dunkirk
N. Y
Pea Coal Delivered for South Side Hyde Park Area
Coal service offers pea coal delivered to South Side central city and Hyde Park for $1.25 per unit. Orders to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 66383.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Funeral of Daniel R. Stiles with Military Honors
Funeral services for Daniel R. Stiles of Pittston were held at 1204 Olive Street yesterday afternoon with simple rites led by Rev. B. J. Houghton and Rev. M. Giffin. He was interred in Pittston cemetery after an escort from Griffin Post No. 139 of the Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel KR. Stiles
Pittston
L. Rice
Olive Street
B. J. Houghton
St. Mark's
M. Giffin
Elm Park Methodist
Evra 8S
Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Asa R B. Stevens
Lot 2 Extra Large Turkish Bath Towels Sale Notice
Lot 2 offers extra large Turkish bath towels in bleached and unbleached options with a fixed price of 18 cents. Sale applies Monday only.
Firemen's Fair Plans Extended For Another Week
It was an all comers day at the Firemen's fair on Saturday at the armory with steady attendance and lively participation. The Maypole dance by twenty musicians and masters featured the afternoon and evening, as Jiller's orchestra played. The general committee met and voted to continue for one more week with special features planned for each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiller
Obituary notices for Cooper Johnson and Jones families
Obituary notices report Ellen Cooper wife of George Cooper dying after a prolonged illness at 14 South Hyde Park Avenue. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Samuel Webber and Charles T.H. Johnson with funeral plans and surviving relatives. The notices mention burial at Washburn Street Cemetery and Paradise Valley, with funeral details to follow.
Two lots for today at very reduced prices special sale
Two lots for today, special, both at very much reduced prices. One dollar shirts for sixty cents. Former price was double this amount. Made of fine Madras cloth in stripes, plaids and plain white with separate cuffs. Monday only sec shirts at 33 cents. Regular fifty cent negligee shirts in many handsome patterns and all sizes separate cuffs. Monday only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Orchon and
Valiencienne
Letters from the People on Pennsylvanian building trades
The letter writer rebuts claims from J. S. Williams and the Builders Exchange over the eight hour day and wage increases. He argues Scranton should lead the eight hour push, defends union rights, and criticizes misrepresentations about contractor pay practices and foreman authority, urging fair enforcement of two week pay laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Tt Soomsa
Minster
Elts
Huilders’ Exchange
J. S. Williams
Williame
Mc Williame
Eighbour
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
United States
Pennyylvania
Yale student leads Central City YWCA talk
A. B. Williams Jr. of this city spoke at the Central City Young Women's Christian Association rooma yesterday afternoon. He described Jacob's wrestling with the angel and victory by yielding. Williams, a Yale student preparing to become a missionary, leads the Yale Mission Band and did evangelistic work east of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Williams, Jr
Central City Young Women's Christian Association
Rooma
Williams
Jacob
Angel
Wlulding
Winn
Willams
Yale
Ching
Yale Mission Band
Mississippi River
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
D. VD. Hopkins
Call OF Welsh Baptists
Atlantic
George W. Jenkins
S Main Avenue
Heputate
Sogtliges
Drawers
Goewne
Globe Warehouse
Cerren
Mra. Pinkham
Lyon, Mans
North Scranton
Green Ridge
South Scranton
THE
Daniel R. Stiles
Wyoming Avenue
David Harum
Red Rock
America
Ellen Cooper
George Cooper
Porat Mill
Samuel Webber
Lafayette Street
Tijcoln Avenue
Devenson
Btroudsbore
Paradise Valley
Charles TH. Johnson
Baturilis
Deeowwel
Tiareld
David M. Jones
South Mainavenue
Eynonetrret
Robert Hinews
Pneumonics
Torchon
Tribune
Build Ure
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pel & Man
Holt
Jokses
Lindon
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