Bellevue Notes and Local Events in Scranton Area
Local column highlights a church entertainment at Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church with a long program including Band of Hope and a Tom Thumb tableau, a shooting match near Dodge mine with prizes, marriages, civic notices, and parish social notices. It lists residents, events, and upcoming fairs and excursions with multiple named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shryer
Menora
Cusick
Tierney
Mears
Rupert
Nellie Moore
Bellevue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Band of Hope
Frank Brundage
Frank Brundage, Mrs. Powell
Edwin Bowen
Wille Davis
John Jennings
Vic Jones
Llewellyn Evans
Effie Browning
John W. Jones
Eddie Davis
Edward James
Sadie James
Morris Thomas
Tom Thumb
Gounod Evana
Mia
Verna Williams
Edith Davis
Gladys James
Frank Collins
Bellevue Heights
Dodge Mine
Isaac Lewis
John. Davis
Isaac Morgan
Theams Beachum
John Bevan
WI Jones
John James
St Patrick’s Church Gets Austria Made Windows
St Patrick’s on Jackson Street receives its first of five foreign made stained glass windows. The Inchbrook Austria product shipped from Hamburg arrives intact. Good Shepherd window donated by St Leo’s Battalion. Other windows honor St Bridget St Catherine of the Wheel and St Mary Magdalene with donors named. Parish residence nearing completion. West Side money circulation rises from mining output, with fewer intoxicated streets and debt repayment noted.
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St. Patrick's Church
Jackson’ Street
Glass
Inchbrook
Austria
Hamburg
Germany
St. Leo's Batallion
St. Bridget
Altar Society
St. Catherine of the Wheel
Kate Farrell
St. Mary Magdalene
Richard Busteed
Pope Gregory the Great
Tyre
Taylor and
Holden
Taylor
Siap
South Side News and Local Upcoming Events
An evening program at the YWCA on Cedar Avenue features Miss Kathryne Winton of Wyoming Avenue presenting Jerusalem travel views and musical selections. A larceny warrant for Richard Flynn, tied to dress goods misplaced by Maggie Brennan, will be served by Constable J C Moran with a hearing tonight. Other notes include St Aloysius mock trial, visits from Mr and Mrs Doyle, Scranton Turn Verein exhibition, Lena Engle’s recovery, Comet Towne Club ball, Germania Hall ball, and a planned event along E 18th Street.
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Philip Thomas
Gwen Evans
Evan Evans
Bloom Street
William J. Hopkins
J. T. Morris
Warden Price
Green Ridge
Robert Owens
Holand Avenue
Register of Voters
Bellevue Heights
Owens
EF. D. Fellowa
Dr. Cole
Philadelphia
Simpson Methodist Church
Alfred Twining
the Times
A. I. Morse
Atlanta
Misa Agnes Cawley
Price Street
W. C. Morgan
Rye
N. Y
Joseph H. Davis
Meridian Street
John Thomas
Bellevue Street
Dodge Mine
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
St. David's Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Evan P. Jones
Soeths
Rebecca Avenue
Thirteenth
Heere
J. Marks Eran
Rom
Seymore
Lara
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Kathryne Winton
Wyoming Avenue
Jerusalem
Misa Winton
J. C. Moran
C. C. Donovan
Richard Flynn
Maggie Brennan
Ballee
Miss Brennan
Flynn
Moran
St. Aloysius Society
St. John's Parish
Daniels
John Doyle
Pig Street
Wayne County
South Side
Scranton Turn Verein
Workingman's Hall
Mian Lena Engle
Alder Street
Comet Towa Club
Germania Hall
Viola Social
Peter Aust
Eee Avenue
Eaderey Brook Street
Local Notes and Upcoming Services Highlight Community Life
Mrs Albert Mowery of North Tol Miss attends a mission chapel meeting. Mr Joplin from Baltimore plans to preach at the Methodist Church tonight and Sunday service follows. A Erie and Wyoming Valley wreck delayed the Dunmore train. Mrs White returns home after visiting friends. Bertha Bloes of Georgetown and Louisa Luis receive social attention. Mrs Oscar Davis thanks friends for support during her husband’s illness and death.
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North
Td Tler
Pittaton
Albert Mowery
North P
Dunmore
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Elmhurs
White Nas
Bertha Hloes
Georgetown
A Ea Bloes
Fourth Street
Misa Louisa Luis
Drinker Street
Oscar Davis
John Street
Local Moves and Society Notes in Scranton Area
The report lists residents moving into new homes including Luther Burgen, John Van Trend, and Milas Ethel Bidwell visiting Ada Perry. It mentions estate convention attendance by Tillie Turner, a double wedding contract between Miss May Latimer and Mr Adams plus Miss Minnie Latimer and Frank Rhoads, and Ada Perry’s guest Miss Van Buren at the Jackson Street Baptist Church in Stranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Burgen
Joseph Jerry
John van [Tren
Mr. Burkhart
Koch
Scranton
William H. House
Petersburg
Turner
Milas Ethel Bidwell
Hollleterville
Ada Perry
Clarence Harmon
G. W. Potter
Dunmore
Judd Smith
Factoryville
John McGraw
Gypsy Grove
Tillie Turner
Harrisburg
Alog
May Latimer
Mr. Adams
Minnie Latimer
Frank Rhoads
van Buren
Jackson Street
Stranton
Local Items and Social Notices from Osterhout’s Store and Area
Clerks of Osterhouti s store organize an Indoor baseball nine. Mrs Eagan attends the temperance convention in session at Binghamton. Mrs Watkins hosts a china painting class at Mrs Fish’s residence. Baker of Carbondale returns from his brother Benedict’s home on North Main avenue. John Kelly rapidly recovers from a severe illness. The Royal Family plans a masquerade party at Company HW armory tonight. Protheroe of Throop street, once recovering, now relapsed. Celestial lodge No 833 Odd Fellows to meet for funeral services for William J. Williams of West Parker Street. Phillips of West Market street listed in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
John Kelly
Royal Family
HW Armory
Hudson's
Dancing Academy
the Tribune
Henry Protheroe
Throop Street
Osterhout
Celestial Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
North End
William J. Williams
West Parker Street
Q . F. J. Phillips
West Market Street
Notice of relocation to Tribune building on Washington avenue
All departments of The Tribune relocate to the new Tribune building on Washington avenue for printing binding lithographic work advertising and subscriptions. Telephone call 1043 for prompt attention and service from the best equipped newspaper and printing plant in this part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Washington Avenue
Fight Between Boards and Assessors Moves to Councils
City Clerk Lavelle plans to brief tonight's council meetings by report on his failed attempt to remove assessors' furniture per a joint resolution. He will note assessors resisted and that he awaits council measures. Assessors were not available for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
Assensors
Lavelle
George Heusner
Paine recalls General Thomas at Raub’s hall
H E Paine spoke at Raub's hall Wyoming avenue last evening on General George Thomas. He served as a private in the 106th Ohio Volunteers and outlined Thomas's life, rise, and notable acts without Washington influence. Paine lauded Thomas as one of history's greatest generals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raub
Wyoming Avenue
H. E. Paine
George Thomas
106Th
Ohio Volunteers
Paine
Washington
Atlanta
Hood
Mr. Paine
Thomas
Engineer W J Williams Dies at Home in North End
W J Williams 50, born in Pottaville, an engineer at Legrett's Creek Delaware and Hudson colliery, collapsed and died at his Parker Street Hollie ter avenue home around 6 45 p m Tuesday. Death attributed to heart failure. He lived in the North End for years and was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and an Odd Fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Williams
Legrett's Creek
Delaware and Hudson
Parker Street
Hollleter Avenue
Pottaville
North End
Grand Army of the Republican
A Short Cure for Kidney Diseases and Their Dangers
Dr T F Joyce of Lynn Massachusetts testifies to the effectiveness of Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills for kidney ailments. The ad touts a vegetable extract from asparagus root and claims cures where other drugs fail. It warns kidney disease can be dangerous and lists symptoms and various conditions treated, with purchase details and free pamphlet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Joyce
Lynn
Mass
N. ¥. University
Hobb
Dr. Hobb
M. D. Bright
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Washburn Street
Edward Lansynbaugh
Bromley Avenue
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Cambrian Glee Club
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Miven
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Oriole
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Majestic
Mystic
Baster
R. J. Hughes
IM South Main
Guna
Fishels Tackie
West Side Bank
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
Ot Son & Co
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William D. Goa
Main Avenue
Seers
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Vena Wertern
Mateo Ry
Ieee Tee
South Side News
Rita Tee Ak Peat
Arefore
Mr. Robinson
Connell
Robert Robinson
Eleventh Ward
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Grand Lodge
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Perben
Acker Medicine
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New York
Monarch
Columbia
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Cleveland
Sporting Ie
A. W. Jurisch
Seenta Verdes
Davis’ Theater
Comic Opera and Comedy Room
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Queena
Marie Rostelle
Annie Waltman
Marjorie Maxwell
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