Thanksgiving services planned across West Scranton churches
Arrangements for a Thanksgiving day program in West Scranton include sunrise prayers at Plymouth Congregational, a 10 230 o clock union service at Washburn Street Presbyterian led by Rev. T A Humphreys, and joint efforts by pastors and Bible schools to aid the needy. An evening social at Summer Avenue Presbyterian features Craba and Mosquitos bowling and a St Marks Lutheran social with a musical program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Plymouth Congregational Church
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Young People's Union
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
T. A. Humphreys
Summer Avenue Presbyterian Church
West Side
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Lida Guaragan
Joseph Phelps
Ramer
Anna Bartell
Esther Pinnock
Alice Paff
St. David's Parish Plans Brotherhood Meeting and Services
The men meet in the Sunday school room at 8 tonight to organize a Brotherhood of St. Andrew. A Thanksgiving service at 10 in St. David's church will celebrate the Holy Communion. Offerings will aid St. Luke's hospital. Fruit and vegetables accepted Wednesday and Thursday morning. The choir rehearses for the Christmas service and the Sunday school prepares a cantata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Parish
St. Andrew
St. David's Church
St. Luke's Hospital
Raid at Bellevue Court Nabs Three in Disorder Case
Patrolmen Bradshaw and Huntington raided Mrs. Sarah Smith’s Bellevue court home late Sunday night. They arrested one man and two women, including Mrs. Smith who is 6% years old and Mrs. Mary Davis aged 47. Mrs. Smith was fined 10 with 10 days jail in default, Mrs. Davis fined 85 or 15 days, and Thomas Smith, husband of Mrs. Smith, was committed to Hillside home.
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Bradshaw and
Huntington
Sarah Smith
Bellevue Court
Holy Name Society Meeting At St Patrick’s Parish
The Holy Name society of St Patrick’s parish will hold a meeting in the church hall to discuss community service plans and upcoming charity events. Members are urged to attend for participation and updates from officers.
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Holy Name Society of
Singing books improve church school program
Forty new singing books are in use Sunday with four dozen more obtained earlier, easing a shortage. Pledge cards returned in good numbers show member support for the plan, and by December 7 the due set will be complete. Eleanor Davies sang a solo, and Minnie Gleason will sing next Sunday. The Boys' league held a post school meeting, with President Evan R. Davis urging attendance and outreach. Rehearsals for the Christmas cantata followed Sunday school, and the Christian Endeavor class meets at 1.45 pm tonight for cantata practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Davies
Minnie Gleason
Boys’ League
Evan R. Davis
Christian Endeavor
Arraignment in Assault Case Dismissed for Coyle
Thomas Coyle of 229 Penn Avenue was arraigned before Alderman Whel- low on a Theresa Daly charge of assault and battery. The witness claimed a head bump on a stone wall, but evidence was insufficient and Coyle was discharged. Gas and Water crews repair Jackson Street mains between Main and Sumner Avenues. Philadelphia minister Rev. Charles A. Sears to speak at Jackson Street Baptist Church next Sunday evening. Rev. Thomas de Gruchy begins seventh year of pastorate next Sunday. Rev. Albert Hatcher Smith will preach that evening. Keystone Lodge No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coyle
Penn Avenue
Whellow
Theresa Daly
Jackson Street
Thomas de Gruchy
Albert Hatcher Smith
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights Meet Despite Thanksgiving Schedule
Last evening the Loyal Knights of America held their meeting since the regular session fell on Thanksgiving. Community social events include an At Hone gathering in St Pauls hall by St Pauls Pioneer corps and friends. A fund drive proceeds for a cemetery plot for St Luke's Italian Catholic Church. John Purvis and wife of 1416 Washburn street report their son Ralph, who attempted death by his own hand in Buffalo, is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Knights of America
Thomas Jordan
A. C. Driscoll
North Hyde Park Avenue
Wayne County
St. Paul's Hall
St. Paul's Pioneer Corpe
St. Luke's
John Purvis
Washburn Street
Ralph
Buffalo
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
H. M. Bass
W. H. Hagen
Tealah Paff
Benjamin Griffiths
South Malin Avenue
Meridian Street
Donohue & O'Boyle
United Choral Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Watkins
West Side Republican Club
No. 10 School
D. Wy Phillipe
Murray
Miss Davis
Miss Vans
Mise Kellow
Miss Flynn
Wauile
Miss Morris
Miss Ferber
Wilkes-Barre Residents Return From Weekend Visits
Thomas Davis returns from a weekend with J T Cokely and Mrs Davis along with her son in Wilkes-Barre. Dawson Weatherley, injured in a street car wreck Saturday, recovers. David J Davis and family return from a New York trip. Timothy Kresky and guests were at Nicholson with Davis family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davis
Wilkes-Barre
J. T. Cokely
South Malin Avenue
PP. W. Tague
Tackson Street
Timothy Kresky
Broadheadville
Nicholson
Dawson Weatherley
Decker’s Court
David J. Davis
South Hyde Park Avenue
New York
John J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Engel
Fountain Springs
George W. Eneet
Mullin Street
Thomas Beynon
William Prestwood
Taylor
South Scranton Social and Sports Notes
South Scranton items note a St John’s hall event under Mrs Timothy Sullivan, Comet lodge meeting tonight, YWCA jack o lantern social next Friday, choral union rehearsal and Thanksgiving services, Defenders basketball vs Centrals of Paterson on Thanksgiving night at St John’s ball, 11 o’clock tipoff. Also local ads and family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hall
Timothy Sullivan
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pynthias
Young Womans’ Christian Association
Choral Union
Hickory Street
John Hahn
Birch Street
Hiccough
M. H. Quinn
A. Kolb
Tinlia
Henry Welsh
Brook Street
Pittston Avenue
Thanksgiving sale and rummage events in Green Ridge Parish
Green Ridge hosts a Thanksgiving sale of pumpkin pies cakes and Christmas gifts in the Church of the Good Shepherd Guild rooms on Wednesday afternoon and evening December 3. A rummage sale follows in Pratt's former store on Mckwon avenue during the first week of December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
Pratt
Mckwon Avenue
Cole Price
Mae Phillipa
Princeton College
Robert Paterson
Marion
TaPlume
Green Ridge
Patriothe Order Lanes of America
Masonie Hall
Dickson Avenue
Toulte Maeckson
Philadelphia
Mra. O
Lutz
von Stonch Avenue
Petterman
Marion Street
Hie Coop
Bui
Caupoure Avenue
Malaga
Jersey
Cevleadeleaps Hessneveplace
Force
Malta Vita
Ieeees
Baer Kaul
New
Erie collieries post record Saturday output at W400 tons
The Erie collieries produced 400 tons on Saturday, the largest single day total in the company's history. New yard facilities at Saco enable smooth handling of the immense quantity, reducing friction in operations with the railroad network.
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Erie
Saco
November Freight Standstill Delays Local Improvements
Workers have over thirty days in November. Nay Aug brick yard freight jam may delay needed sidewalk work in the Sixth ward. The Innocent Club plans an exclusive social at Washington hall Friday with many invitations. Contractors Cole and McDonald drive a large crew for sidewalk laying, and Miss Alpha Knap of Warren Street is recovering from illness.
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Washington Hall
Cole and McDonald
Sixth Ward
Alpha Knap
Warren Street
Obituary for Fred Grinder Jr aged 40
Fred Grinder Jr of 11 Price Street died at 11 last night after a twelve day illness from pneumonia. He is survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grinder, Jr
Price Street
Ife
Funeral Services for Several Held This Afternoon
The notice lists multiple funeral plans: Thomas Wright at 192 Swetland Street with services at St Patrick's Church and interment at Cathedral Cemetery, followed by Mrs Mheneser Williams at Howlevard Avenue with ministers Rev Benjamin and Rev McDermott and interment at Forest Hill Cemetery. Martin Keegan’s services are at Holy Cross Church with interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs Margaret Gillespie’s funeral is at the Gillespie home on Dunk Street this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wright
Swetland Street
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
Brishin
Mheneser Wiliams
Howlevard Avenue
North Park
Benjamin
I. C. McDermott
Simpson Mule
Forest Hill Cemetery
Martin Keegan
Holy Cross Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Margaret Gillespie
Joseph Gillespie
Dunk Street
Suburbans Winning Streak Continues in League Action
The Franklins swept Maenherchor earning a season best 827 total as the standings tighten. Key players include Phillips and Eisele with high scores and averages, while Cambrians and West Side jockey for position in the tight league race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whidaway
Haan
Reis
Allingtons
Jones
J. Kiefer
CC. Kiefer
Roll
Meister
Wi—lwes
Waldner
Franklins
Tobogran
Maenherchor
Reppert
Janeen
Robling
Aelaman
Westptall
Frankline
Bucher
Philips
Gn. Eisele
Rhitet
Rothermel
Tsi
Phillips
P.C. Backa
Sevcecess
Cipevercawestae i
Femmpor
Ces
Cevees
Eeene Coll
Weat
Ertent
St Aringtons
Trankiins
Tdibeseessa
Cambrians
Veblopewell
Mndopendenta
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West
Scranton
Union
St. David’s Church
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Sherman Avenue Mission
General News
St. Gall
Point V
Enice
Chiffon
Batiste
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton
Dunmore
Roy
Lyceum Theatre
M. Reis
Lessee and Manneger
A. J. Duffy
Hall Caine
Christian
Liebler & Co
Alice Fischer
Grace Livingston
Furnisa
Mrs. Jack
Wallack’'s
Victoria Theaters
Henry B. Harris
Geo. W. Lederer
N. Y
Newport
Academy of Music
M. Rels
Janene
Duffy
Sunuin
John A. Himmelein
Big Comedy Company
Danny
Pernon
Mascagni
New Armory
Mastasu Opera
Powell
The
Dixie Theatre
Henry Farnsworth Dixie
Ten-Ichi
Imperial Wonder Worriors
James Richmond Glenrey
Rae & Bresche
Flood Bros
Comedie
Arthur Young
Eddie Mack
Novelty
Tanenr
Clara Douglas
Sie.fe
Mwe. Calley
Ld Cents
Snochu Matines Prio
Star Theatre
G. Herrington
the Sanderson Oil and Specialty Co
Race Street
City
Goldsmith's Bazaar
Wayne
FOOTE &@ FULLER CO
William Chappell
Washington Avenue
Providence Square
Union Cash Store
Panmore, PA
A. J. Howley
North
Ngton Avenue
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