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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1894
Page
5
Local social and church events fill city night schedule
Tonight's calendar features ie opening social of the Excelsiar fe elub on Wy gk avenue, a large Rescue Mission audience for Captain Puttle Watking, and a central city Young Men's Institute annual social at Blegel's Dancing academy. Also noted are Thanksgiving services at St Patrick's and Penn Ave Baptist church, a funeral, marriage licenses, and a large union Thanksgiving recital and concert with Joseph Jefferson engagement drawing record crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wygk Avenue
Puttle Watking
Addren
Young Men's Institute of
Central City
Electric City
International Association of Machinists
Musht Hall
St. Likes Church
Penn Avchu
Anni M. John
Peckvilla
Orestes B. Wright
Scranton
Clementine H. Briggs
Dalton
Young Women's Christian Association
Sis
Rabina
Gianes
George Carter
Lillian Guthrie
New York
Rockwell and Niven
Helene
Joseph Jefferson
Ciibelty
Geary
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
League
Joseph B. Townsend
Heny C. Townsend
J. Sergeant Price
Kirk Price, Jr
Fl K. Price
Agg Willam H. Pancoast
Albert Pane
Joseph Pancoast
Benjamin H. Throop
Elk Hill Coal and Trow Company
Blakely
Woolally
Division No. 7
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Board of Brin
Music Hall
Thane
Local events and fund drives announced in Scranton notices
Dr Beall Kramer spoke to a large Young Women's Christian Association audience on cold care and prevention with practical tips. A wool blanket raffle, a Thanksgiving supper at Lackawanna avenue hall, and belated gifts for St Luke's parish are planned with donations urged. Milwaukee beer ad concludes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Beall-Kramer
Scranton
Thankagivni
W. P. Hallstead
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Young Alena Christian Association
Lackawanna Avenue
Thurediy
Gifts for Tomorrow Fifty Families to Receive Dinner
St Luke's Women guild sick and poor committee prepared for an annual dinner to aid fifty families in need. Food gifts include turkeys chickens beef apples potatoes onions cranberries sugar tea coffee celery butter cabbage turnips canned vegetables bread pies and buckwheat flour. Pity sticks will be prepared and delivered this morning on Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Women Guild
Washington Avenue
Green Ridge Hipsiet Sunday School elects 1896 officers
About seventy members attended the annual business meeting for the Green Ridge Hipsiet Sunday school last night. Officers chosen include superintendent BE FL Cham berlin, assistant superintendent CC Hoettling, secretary J Hughes Abrar an Bobring, and organist Miss Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Eighth annual ball of Scranton Typographic Union No 12
The eighth annual ball of Scranton Typographic Union No 12 will be held at Turner Hall on Thanksgiving night with strong attendance forecast. Past balls by the union have been highly successful and well received. Dr Melood Rack from Europe and Dr McLeod pastor of First Presbyterian Church have returned from Europe and will conduct prayer meeting tonight at the church. Thanksgiving Notice at Postoffice says general delivery and stamp window close at 12 noon. carriers will make regular morning delivery. money order and registry window closed all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Typographicg Union
Turner Hall
Typographical Union
Melood Rack
Europe
Teo
Dr. McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Postoffice
Gener
Lehigh Valley R. R
Laugh Valley
Allentown
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bscranton
Lucka. Ave
Lewie Reilly Davies Shoe Firm Promotes Bargains and Thanksgiving Hours
The Wyoming Avenue retailer touts Winter stock for ladies, gents and children with reduced prices and a money back guarantee. Thanksgiving closes the store on Thursday with Friday reopening, while a separate Music Hall show features “An drew” the renowned healer showcasing deafness cure and cripples walking, with free admission and private treatment at Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewie
Navy
Music Hall
Andrew
Minta
the Westminster
Pullionte
Wanted First Class Blacksmith for Steady Work
Wanted. A first class blacksmith sober and industrious will find steady employment with good wages by applying to the undersigned Mary Cusick 74 Lackawanna avenue Palms and Ferns for Thanksgiving. A new Importation Just received at Clark's 201 Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MRA
Mary Cusick
Lackawanna Avenue
Clark's
Washington Avenue
Heller Hobts and Lewis Chilton Wed at Pend Avenue
Notices report marriages at Pend Avenue Baptist Church by Rev. Warren G. Partridge. Mine Bleota May Hobte wed Charles T. Heller on Nov 24 and Emily Chilton wed Francis Lewis on Nov 4. Also Shiffer child Mildred B. Shiffer, 2, died in Scranton with home services at 2 Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiffer
Scranton
Mildred B. Shiffer
Jacob A
Annie BE
Franklin Avenue
Sale of Queer People Nos 2 and 3 Opens Saturday
The sale of Queer People numbers 2 and 3 will open Saturday at 9 a.m. No. 1 closes the same day. If No. 1 is not secured, place orders before the date. Prices are 10 cents by mail 12 cents.
Struck by Electric Car Injures Dr Fisher and Miss Knowles
A collision on Spruce Street near Wyoming Avenue involved an electric car of the Green Ridge line and a carriage carrying Dr C H Fisher his son in law Harry Storms and comic opera artist Mabel Knowles. Miss Knowles was badly bruised, Dr Fisher sustained a scalp wound, Storms uninjured. The two accidents disrupted traffic and caused property damage as horses bolted and wagons collided on Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Knowles
Harry Storms
Norse
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
C. WH. Fisher
Mise Mabel Knowles
Philadelphia
Miss Knowles
Mr. Storms
Phelp
Lackawanna Avenue
P. C. Largan
Dunmore
Langan
James Hannon
Daleville
Weston Mill
Snyder
Peckville
Hannan
Explosion Destroys Peanut Stand Engine on Wyoming Avenue
A small steam engine on Banister's peanut stand exploded after a gas leak heated the boiler near Lackawanna and Wyoming avenues. One woman fainted but recovered. peanuts flew everywhere and the engine, valued at 250 dollars, was destroyed. The owner expects insurance to cover the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Wyoming Avenues
Banister
Insurange
Coroner to Probe Polish Woman Death in Rail Tragedy
Coroner Kelly investigated the fatal accident on the Ontario and Western railroad between Olyphant and Dickson yesterday. An inquest is planned for Monday evening as efforts continue to identify the Polish woman whose remains are with Undertaker Sweeney. A mysterious envelope bearing the name Franciozek Rykoski, box 21, Duryea, North America, offers the only clue. Two dollars and twenty-three cents and the deceased’s selling items are held by Constable Richard Barron in Priceburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Olyphant
Dickson
Sweeney
Dadresa
Franciozek Rykoski
Duryea
North America
Richard Barron
Priceburg
Married Woman Seeks Divorce After Six Months of Marriage
Mrs Jeagle Lowry filed for divorce from Frederick J Lowry of Carbondale through attorney J F Reynolds. Married in April this year the wife alleges abuse indecent name calling threats lack of support chronic drunkenness and an October incident forcing her to leave the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeagle Lowry
J. F. Reynolda
Frederick J. Lowry
Carbondale
Alderman Wright Marries Mrs C L Briggs in Dalton
Alderman C B Wright of this city wed Mrs C L Briggs of Dalton in a private ceremony at 6 p m yesterday. Rev James Pividing officiated at the bride’s home with only relatives present. The rooms were attractively decorated and the couple received many congratulations from friends and admirers of Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Mra
Briggs
C. B. Wright
Thin City
C. L. Briggs
Dalton
James Pividing
Guests Attend Celebration At Dalton Event
Among those present were Mrs A M Brown and Mrs Jessie Mosher of New York Noah Mosher of Portchester N J Mr and Mrs L Mosher Luke Ponatcong N J Mr and Mrs Al Briggs Mrs Nancy Briggs Factoryville Mrs L Purdy Mr and Mrs Lewers Mrs S S Seamans and daughter Jessie of Scranton Mr and Mrs P Stoll Mr and Mrs C M Streeter Mr and Mrs W C Kelser Mr and Mrs C W Parsons Mr and Mrs W A Dean Mr and Mrs A Bill Mr and Mrs EB Finn A D Dean Miss Mary Gardner Mr BEB Rive Mrs Frank Colvin Mrs My RR Waller Mrs Pardes Miss Leah Pardee C D Finn Harry Dean Maurice Dean Mr and Mrs Francis and William Sima of Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. M. Brown
Jessie Mosher
New York
Noah Mosher
Portchester
N. J
Mosher
Luke Ponatcong
al Briggs
Nancy Briggs
Factoryville
Scranton
P. Stoll
C. M. Streeter
W. C. Kelser
C. W. Parsons
W.A. Dean
A. Bill
EB. Finn
A. D. Dean
Mary Gardner
BE. E
Scrantonians to Witness Yale Princeton Football in New York
A party of well known Scranton residents will travel to New York on Saturday to attend the Yale Princeton football game. They will depart at 2 50 o clock in the morning by several cars with some returning Saturday evening and others staying over Sunday. The party includes Major and Mrs Everett Warren Mr and Mrs H F Simpson Miss Archbald Alves Belin Miss Simpson Miss Winton J W Gakford A G Hunt A J Hunt Mr J H Brooks James Mair Jr and friends Mr Howe Joseph Boles and Mr Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. G. Hunt
A. J. Hunt
Kr. J. H. Brooks
James Mair, Jr
Mr. Howe
Joseph Boles
Mr. Morgan
Linden Street Bridge Abutment Work Starts Today
Muldoon and Bowie begin constructing abutments and piers for the Linden Street and Roaring Brook bridges. Heavy equipment arrives as work starts on the western abutment, with an expected three month completion. Thanksgiving donations to Lackawanna Hospital urged, encouraging food or money gifts from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Street
Muldoon & Bowie
Roaring Brook
Linden Street Bridge
Dernlcks
Thanksgiving Day Services At Luke's Church And Mission
Thanksgiving Day services are scheduled at Burnt Luke's Church with Rev. Rogers Israel in charge and a morning sermon and holy communion. Saint Luke's Mission in Dunmore will hold Thanksgiving services at 10 00 a m under Rev. A L Urban in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
Saint Luke's Mission
Dunmore
A. L. Urban
Avota visitor, social events, and council action update
WEL Hiellister of Avota spent yesterday in town. Dressed turkeys are arriving in large numbers from local farmers. Borough schools will close Thursday and Friday. Pastime Athletic club hosts annual social in Kochs hall Wednesday. Miss Milinda Cole’s surprise party at Clay avenue Monday. Institute event moved to next week. No prayer meeting in Presbyterian church tonight. preparatory services Friday. Union Thanksgiving service at Baptist church at 10:50 led by Rev J W Williams. Christian Endeavor delegates Harry Smith and Miss Ella Boyd chosen for tri county convention in Carbondale Friday. Borough council met Saturday. Sixth ward severance contract awarded to T J VanGorden of Scranton at 1.00 per foot. Funeral of Mrs Thomas Gibbons of Drinker street held yesterday at 10 with high mass at St Marys and burial in Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EL Hiellister
Avota
Koch's Hall
Milinda Cole
Clay Avenue
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Williams
Presbyterian Churcheh
Harry Smith
Ella Boyd
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Tri-County
Carbondale
T. J. VanGorden
Scranton
Thomas Gibbons
Drinker Street
St. Mary's Church
Thanksgiving Entertainment at Wood's College Hall
Wood's College plans an entertainment on Wednesday evening November 28 in the college hall. Old students may obtain the beta at the college office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood's College
Free World Famous Food Offer Sparks Store Call
Community urged to visit Colonial Food store for a free package as part of a promotional push. The notice also mentions Weber promotion at Guernsey Bros and special Lehigh Valley Railroad rates for a Laugh Valley event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Miller
Court Street
Diamond
Make Your Children Happy Queer People Part One
The piece promises light amusement for children as it concludes its first part. It suggests the audience will enjoy seeing how young ones respond with laughter to at home viewing.
Franklin Avenue Track Debate Highlights Property Owners' Alarm
A Scranton street railway hearing debated moving Franklin Avenue tracks from center to side. Property owners led by B Scott and Everhart opposed the ordinance, arguing narrow street and rear-alley access loss, while P W Gallagher for Traction Co said double tracks would improve service and not hurt property values. The committee adjourned to reconvene Friday evening to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railways Committee of Select Council
Scranton Traction Company
Franklin Avenue
Willams
Kellow and
Manley
B. Scott and
Everhart
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Callagher
P. W. Gallagher
Providence
Green Ridge
Mulberry Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Kellew
Williams
Traction Company
Warning to merchants over forged orders by Mrs Mary Cusick
A city notice warns merchants not to trust any person lacking a written order from Mrs Mary Cusick of Inaskawinnk Avenue. The Hall of the Season Division No 7 Ancient Order of Libera ting Board of Erin will run their third on ball iis in the evening. Do not fail to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cusick
Inaskawinnk Avenue
Ancient Order of Liberating
Board of Erin
Football Thanksgiving Day Match at the Park
A Thanksgiving afternoon football game is set between the Beranton and Wy omink sominary teams at the park. It is the final game of the series with admission priced for the crowd. The event follows the Last Night sale and sale prices. gym membership and Chrysanthemum cut at Clark's on Washington Avenue are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Beranton
Wyomink
Sa Pom
Clark's
Washington Avenue
Fur Garments Offered With Guarantee and Catalog
The notice promotes Electric Seal Circular and Astrakhan Circular Capes with lengths of 30 inches. Prices range from 15 to 35 dollars, noting value and a money refund guarantee. It invites mail orders for a catalog and offers fur repairs by a local practical furrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Capes
Astrakhan
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Norman & Wioore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth Building
Ackawanna
Penn Ave
Iqaundry
Warman
Hoiday Trade
Sweopers
Christman Gifin
City Notes
Bt. Luke's Church
Women's Gulf
St. Luke's
Pabat
Milwaukee
Lohman's
St. Luke's Women's Guild
Spruce St
C. H. Fisher
Wyoming and
Lackawanna Avenues
Jessie Lowry
Lackawanna Hospital
Weber
Guernsey Bros
E. G
Coursen
Railways Committee of Select Council
The
Czarina
W. W. Berry
Lola
Sohmer
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
C. Snyder
Woolworth's
Saratoga Potato Writers Angel
Pennsylvania
Woolworth
Lackawanka Avenue
Jewelry and Silver
Rogers
Washington Ave
Mink Circular Cape
BOLZ
Arn Clothiers, Hatters, & Furnishers
Island's
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Jaeger’s
M. Brown
Lackawanna Ave
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