West Scranton Pays Tribute to Edwin Thomas in Funeral Plans
The article notes the passing of Edwin Thomas in Mornoniheli city with funeral arrangements set for tomorrow afternoon. It lists mourners and the community’s response, including mention of family and local organizations. A West Scranton wheelmen bowling alleys and the Oxford Glee Club are referenced in connection to events and notes from Holy Cross Church and the Board of Trade. The text also details team lineups and a mission note, describing the funeral procession and interment at Washlwirn street. The report mentions Arthur Price, Abe, and other locals, with a focus on community ties and upcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Oxford Glee Club
Nat Holy Cross Church
Board of Trade
Roche
Othey Notes
Tapein Thomas
Mornoniheli City
Munenwdahela
CT Potienhies
Westend
Arthur
Bett
Pietsliie
Abe
Gotger
Ayithur
Foretiin
No coherent event found in damaged subway totem
The text is garbled and unreadable. It does not provide clear names places dates or an identifiable event to summarize into a factual news item.
Special mission services hold at the Chuehoof in county venue
The mission will run all week under proper direction with Domhibapn fitheys Splbiver Dtnadeen and Nei Vinces WH to be held at a local vila. The celebrant Willem Rew Thonis Werimaeds presided at The Wo. PL onbentiell el Grews ALO I atts oceans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Cty
Vegiinyatine
Qeatidek Annes
Willem Rew
Splbiver
Dtnadeen
Nei Vinces
Vila Anil
West Side trade meeting with officials and secretaries
A garbled report mentions a West Side gathering with officials including a president and secretaries Mose and Tereaiter. Details are unclear but imply a trade or governance discussion conducted in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Rene
Chinjels
Secretaes Mose
City Wheelten to Host Municipal Address on Jackson Street
The meeting features an address on municipal matters by John B. Reebe, Director of Pohibtee Worka. Board members aim to attend, marking the start of the Wintered work as West Scranton leaders back Roehe’s West Scranton welfare efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Pohibtee Worka
John B. Reebe
Jecnt Hnportatce
Conelderathon
Daniela
Ahs
Roehe Thas
West Scranton
Sellow
Variety of sermons in city churches on Sunday
Ministers from Bellewue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist St. Mark's Lutheran Washburn Street Presbyterian and Fleet Baptist churches delivered morning and evening sermons. Worshipers attended both services as organist Mrs H G Beddoes played the new pipe organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davies
Bellewue
Hey
Tolert Theberts
Wilkes- Bare
Dro Toberts
Alt Bath
AL D. Plamen
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hune Niessons
Washburn Street
Morrito
Tk Gritithe
New Jersey
Jackson Street
Simpson
Allampton Street
Les
Hoc
Me Dennett
Danes Bon
Local Notes On Membership Activities And Upcoming Events
The article outlines plan to wipe out indebtedness by January first and urges half the membership to participate. It reports a Thursday evening gathering at a member’s home that was successful. Friday sees Mrs Moffat's class serving an oyster supper at the church front from six to eight thirty for 25 cents. Chi Upsilon fraternity hosts a poetry event at six o clock. DD I Morgan is elected to represent the alpha at the Washington banquet next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
Afisses Sinidersg
Mofat
Othe Church
Oelock
Chi Upsilon
DD. I. Morgan
Breagieh
Funeral of Mrs Abani Sant Follows High Requiem Mass
The funeral for the late Mrs Abani Sant was held Saturday morning from her home on Voice Street. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Patrick’s Church. Pallbearers included John Dimes, William Stuk, and John Keeney. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abani Sant
Vhce
St. Patrick's Cathole Church
Bow
Aia
John Dimes
William Stuuk Fiatry
Keeney
John Canavan
Local notices mix with hunting trip and church events
Denegist David Mydodres and CP Lewis return from a Lake Arleail Chargetown hunting trip with many rabbits and pheasants. The First Welsh Baptist church Men’s League meets to discuss the Race question. Various community items follow including a chrysanthemum social, a birth, congregational meeting, and a patriotic fair planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mydodres
Seni Main Avenue
Lewis
Lake Arleail
Chargetown
Wayne County
First Welsh Baptist Church
Richie Willams
Hiness
Wagudets
West Park
Rotons
Subardiay Grerning
Atul
No. Be
Lw Je Scope
Lael
Abe
David OL
Dasvds
Evo Street
Indk
Scranton
St. Mark's Lutheran Churel
al Aiemalers
St. Pauls Pioneer Corp Bebl
Hoonid
Mey Due Atv
Stroudsturg Resident Returns Home After Two Months
Nyhav Chivethe of Stroudsturg has returned home after two months away, marking a notable personal homegoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivethe Nyhav
Stroudsturg
Local Notices List Changes At North Rebecca And Wilkes-Barre
Names and brief notices report residents from North Rebecca avenue Jackson street and surrounding areas, detailing illnesses recoveries travel and visits. Several residents are ill confined at home while others travel for work or visit relatives in Wilkes-Barre Carbondale and New York.
North Scranton Social Roundup and Events
North Scranton presents the fifth annual bull ot Marquetree cornel Young Men's institute event. J F Cousins returns from New York treatment for hydrophobia fears after mad dog bite in Peerkville. Baptist conference hears AL Spmulding on Family Worship. Infants funeral at Holy Rosary Church. Interment at Hyde Park Cathedral cemetery for Miss Grivice Donnelly. Independent orchestra concert at the Auditoriums tonight with social. Receipts from 7 PM to 9 PM. Mrs J Detweiler visiting Allentown. Mrs David Birtley visits in Kingston and Wilkes-Barre. Ida Bath visiting Mrs William Neville. Mrs William Hopkins ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finneral
Thomas Healy
Brick Mvontie
Holy Rosary Church
Hyde Park Cathedral
Grivice Donnelly
Taick Aves Neds
Te J. Detweiler
Allentown
David Birtley
Oak Street
Ingston
Wilkes-Barre
Mise Ida Bath
Pittston
William Neville
Locrelis Street
William Hopkins
Madson Street
Illess
Tippecanoe Anniversary Observed at North Bend Tomb
The Tippecanoe anniversary was celebrated with modest attendance at General William Henry Harrison’s tomb in North Bend Ohio. Benjamin Harrison, the late president, had a new tomb erected over his grandfather’s grave. Addresses were delivered by Major Clemson of Cleveland Judge Bode of Cincinnati Congressman Jacob H. Thomwell of Cincinnati Judge Con yer Captain Meehune and others. None of the Harrison family attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tippecanoe
William Hears Thorrison
North Bend
Ohio
Benjamin Jarrison
Mingor Clenson
Cleveland
Bode
Cincinnnati
Jacob Ht. Thomwell
Cincinnith
Conyer
Meehune
Une Thorrison
It Was Sent By F W Terppe Last July And Returned
South Scranton notes tell of a curious postcard sent by Fred W. Terppe of Cedar Avenue on July 2 to settle a bet. The card traveled through New York Hamburg Berlin Calcutta and Manila before returning last Friday via Honolulu Penang Singapore and San Francisco, bearing stamps and stories. Edgar Weichel also sent a card but has heard nothing yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Terppe
Globe
Hannah Davis
Maennerheim
Fred W. Torope
Cedag Avenue
Mote
Terppe
Berlin
Homse
Honolulu
Mawaitan Talunds
San Pfrancisco
Edgar Weichel
Perppe
Davis Rites Held At Greenwood With Song
Remains of Mrs. Han nah B. Davis were laid to rest yesterday afternoon at the family residence of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Francis in Greenwood. Rev. Harris of Taylor led a tribute to the deceased’s Christian character, with selections by a quartet as the casket was lowered. Pallbearers named were Thomas Lovering, Thomas Evans, Michiel Shallow, and James McDonough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah B. Davis
Evan Francis
Greenwood
Mr. Harris
Taylor
Thomas Lovering
Thomas Evans
Michiel Shallow
James McDonough
Singing Se s eh in at Cedar Avenue Headquarter
A well attended singing se sehin of the Junger Maennerchor held at the Cedar Avenue headquarters yesterday afternoon. Satisfactory progress was made with some difficult new pieces of music. Guests included Messrs Bauman Liem and Lipford of the Wilkes Tarre Liederkrans Singing society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junger Maennerchor
Cedar Avenue
Messrs. Bauman, Liem and
Lipford
Wilkes- Tarre Liederkrans Singing Society
Maemethey
Fire at Bests Hotel area touches straw blaze and saw mill
A spark from a Lackawanna Iron and Steel locomotive ignited straw in a barn near Bests Hotel Cedar Avenue. John Alesemer and volunteers led by Riese mer and aided by Murray and Best fought the fire until firefighters arrived. another blaze at the Lackawanna mill area followed, quelled by Chemical Engine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zalesemer
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Bests Hotel
Cedar Avenue
Riesemer
Himelf
Thomas Murray
Jamies Best
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Rourins Tron
Chemical Engine Company
Ordination Readings at St Johns in Baltimore Parish
Rev Mather Daniel AMedale was ordained in Baltimore and read a second high mass at St Johns on Pig Street yesterday. The sermon was delivered by Father Does lane the parish oper ate. The flaard s supper was alministered at the Church of Penner on Prospout vende gestentag by the pastor The Kho Schmidt Ph PB. Services began at 10 oclock with no very large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Daniel Amedale
Baltimore
St. John's Church
Pig Street
Father Doe Lane
Flaard
Penner
Kho. Schmidt
Brethren Aid Conference Opens at Allegheny Church
The thirty-fifth annual conference of the Brethren Aid and Southern Educational Society began with a mass meeting at North Avenue Methodist Episcopal church in Allegheny led by Bishop John M. Walden. Addresses were delivered by Bishop William B. Mallison Rev. Dr. W. P Thirkield and Rev. Dr. M. B. C. Milton. The event runs to Tuesday night with eighteen bishops expected and will precede the general missionary society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breaimian’s Aid and Southern Educational Society
Methodist Epiacopal Church
North Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Allegheny
John M. Walden
Willian
Mallitien
W. DP. Thirkield
M. B.C. Milton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Breamans Society
General Missionary Society
German Brewery Workers Union meeting reports donations and hunts
At a meeting of the German Brewery Workers Union presided by Berthold selioti at Pittston avenue resolutions endorsing the tren cor omen were cod a donation ca 850 nade ote the altwet dr Ott. Blower's champion Messie John Alesemer and Lewis Schumacher returned from a hunting trip near Lake Arbel with seventeen nibbits two quoads one pleasent and three woodeool. Miss Maud Schull Teel Nia released a ticket for a petition offered by Mrs Louisa Clatter for the berefict of the new parish house built by the German Presbyterian church on Plickory street. Messrs. Potenblimn and August Hahn bagged ten rabbits on the South Mountain Saturday. P.O. B of A will meet tonight in regular session at Tortman's hall on Pittston avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewery Workers’ Union
Leowl Newsat
Ted
Berthold Selioti
Pittston Avenue
Altwet
Ott
Blower
Mpion
Messie
John Alesemer
Lewis Schumacher
Lake Arbel
Maud Schull
Teel
Louisa Clatter
Ceongiergstion
Plickory Street
Messrs
Potenblimn
August Hahn
South Mountain
Jonas Long's Sons Sale Offers Wide Fabric Bargains
A local advertises deep discounts on gingham, flannel, muslin, shirting, and pillow cases. Highlights include red flannel 19 cents a yard, double faced flannel in two shades, 8 cents a yard wallbat, and 38 cent shirting per yard. Also quilter's cotton toweling and unbleached sheets at bargain prices.
Dress Goods Department Sale Announced for Dry Goods
Extraordinary dry goods values offered with 6c dress plaid at 35c yard for 76 inch wide all wool dress flannel in blue grey tones 23c yard for 45 inch black cashmere valued at 30c yard initially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toc
Our Restaurant In the Basement Monday Sandwiches
Our Restaurant In the Basement offers ham cheese or egg sandwiches with coffee and pie for Monday only at 10c. A soup with bread and butter and coffee is available for Monday only at 39c. Also 10c 39¢ a yard for all wool black serge extra heavy regularly sold at Soc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc
Court bans boycott in Cincinnati clothing case
In the United States circuit court a restraining order blocks the Custom Clothing Makers union and steppers from interfering with Cincinnati clothing retailer. The injunction forbids union officers from contacting retailers by letters telegraph or telephone to claim unfair treatment over employee organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dudee Wnoulsiwat
United States
Custom Clothing Makers' Union
Stepmeers
Cincinnati
Chetira
Hibov
Witon
Moly
Labe
Paymaster Robbed Near Pope Bovine
Paymaster Stevens of the EQ iHed Siete cay arrived from Atinta on a trip to pay several firm employees. The group stopped at Pope Bovine where a theft occurred before departure. Two hundred silver dollars were reported missing and police were alerted. Stevens suspects an inside accomplice aided the theft during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynetes Stevens
Pope Bovine
Paymivter Stevena
Feelin Plekpweke
Fatal Illness on & Stivet?
Abstract and unclear account reports a fatal illness affecting a well known family member of Time City society. The text notes a sudden collapse during a meal with sparse details and names unclear.
Tervible Gin Accident
An incident involving a gin and a person or group described as the Nofail Peeps is noted with confusion and mentions a safe stay, a booked trip, and a mysterious updater. The text references a slow movement and a person named Lyetay Mido amid unclear events and dates.
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Edwin Thomas
Will
Fon Avento
Iieupy
Ren Take
Bmty" Williams
Bet Aller
Veht
Walter Davis
Tom Skerritt
Tom Skerrit
Howard Williams
Burt James
Art Davis
George Harrington
Billy Seagraves
David Owens
Davies
Haymone
Struppler
Eynoen
Hana
Olin Owens
Tielth Sosterdius
Thafere
G. W. Jenkins
Usford Gheechidb
Jiresston
Sevanten Efstedirad
Posted Stephens
Saloier
First Presbyterian
Tyes
Glee Club
Ehib
Nerth Wl
Lake Lodore
Liberaloy
Sd Hees
Wiest Seriibon Party
Beleveedhey Will Wit
A .Upc
Betiee
Tela Geiger Evel
Vwilboohe
Mission At
Holy Cross
Board of Trade Meeting
Dewees
Lars
Gue Ae
Ge Ito
Tae
Foy
Soie Bou Mus
Globe Warehouse
Washburn Street Church
Saul
General News
Mia
Edward Hatslett
North Rebecca Avents
George Davies
Mynon Street
Wendell Phillips
Hae
Cy & Woolworth & Co
Robert Mortot
North Rebecca Avenue
Warne County
David Williams
North Summer Avenue
Hertha Freeman
Wy Thomas
Booth Main Avenue
North Sair Avenue
Henry Gulese
North Bromley Avenue
Will Snow
Lefayette Street
Woolen Mille
David Harris
John Gaynor
Bimirt
Lincoln Avenue
Henry Diehl
Fhither Bevan
Otis Artemus
Brob. Stevens
Enyro
Audray Mayo
Swellind Street
Sadie
Grace Berner
Susquehanna
Charles Banning
Emma Forgeng
Olyrhant
Trant
North Summner Avenue
Mrr
Altes
Desecker
Newton
H.C. McDermot
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Churchy
New York
Bradford Samson
North Sumner Avenue
William HA. Hagen
John Fivans
W. A.eld
Simon Thomas
Pettebane Street
Carbondale
Allie Shile
Grange
N. J
W.C. Powell
North Garfield Lyvenne
John T. Jones
New York City
North Scranton
Gen
Wm. Henry Harrison
Esclushie
Arsevcitid Press
South
Maennerchor
Freedman's Aid Conference
Pittsburg
Pho As
Wien
Phoalas
Roebling
Edwit Thonus
Moncaugulel
Lye
Deweigel
Cease Brothers
Ale
Prick
Perry
Artin
Datel
Mire
Jonas Long
Donas Long
Ofvrei
Esxcedlent Oppertunitins Ter
Stite
Nicola Beerdeng
Col
Hoon Jan
Forman National Bank Dulles Pintsburgsy Pa
Te Hbroough
Samuel
Othe Steeiths
John My Williamis
Main Avenue
Dy Bachielee
Mr. Stevens
Pensacola
Budeh
Owussel Marek
Apn
Peter Gliisey
Tigre
Mleaie
Theatre Ahaa A
Dafey, Bas
Tosume Atptatevn CT
Louis Morrison
Aleoen
Mendy
Aid
Academy of Music
M. Rgis
Lezees
A. J. Thafty
Huntley- Harris
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Harrington
Lillian Nordica
Weyhill Tibealiinet
TATA
Phooey
New Irmary
Fewett
Shere Plinns
California
G.F. Theel
Mike
Mall Peleaiee Pious
Anne
Sariorete
Sirichuce
Masseo
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