Thanksgiving services unite many faiths in West Scranton
In West Scranton the Washburn Street Presbyterian church hosted a union Thanksgiving service with attendees from Methodist, Baptist, Congregational and other churches. The Plymouth pastor Rev Humphreys delivered a sermon linking Pilgrim Fathers to modern gratitude, praising national unity and blessings from God. An earlier sunrise service and Holy Communion at St. David's Episcopal preceded special services at St. Mark's Lutheran, with offerings for St Luke's Hospital.
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Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
T. A. Humphreys
Washburn Street
Baptist
Congregational
Presbyterian
H. O McDermott
D. D
J. P. Moffatt
D. D. Hymin Na
H. C. McDermott
D. DB
Paver Co
Times Bonninger Tivian
C. McDermott
Solo
Guppell Bermon
Jesus
Vaucoc
Pal Thimphreys
Humphreys
Plymouth Congregational Church
Plymouth Rock
Teomoon
Ivy
George Washington
Plymouth
Bradford
Father
Holy Ghoutt
St. David's Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Hopital
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Funeral services held for Fred Ginnder at 1014 Price Street
The funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon at the family home with Rev H C McDermott of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Washington camp No 178 P O S of A attended in a body. Pallbearers were W A Reid John Fritz D O Thomas W C Veter Charles Oberdorper and Robert Birtley. Flower bearers were Alfred Bevan Thudy Strunk and Paul Harres. Interment followed at Washburn street cemetery.
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Fred Ginnder
Price Street
H. C. McDermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
W. A. Reid
John Fritz
D. O. Thomas
W.C. Veter
Charles Oberdorper
Robert Birtley
Alfred Bevan
Thudy Strunk
Paul Harres
Washburn Street
St Pauls Pioneer Corps Reopens Hall After Remodeling
The St Pauls Pioneer corps held an At home sociable last night in St Pauls hall after remodeling. The interior was improved with a gallery converted into a club room and painters and paper hangers fully renovated the premises. About one hundred couples attended and were entertained by the club noted for fellowship. Daniel Lenihan presided with William Sharp assisting. The reception committee included Frank Walsh John F Flanagan Edward Moylan Thomas McLane and Thomas Curran. Bauer provided musicians. John Hester and William Hayes led the tasteful decorations with help from other corps members.
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St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. David's Hall
St. Paul's Hall
Soci
St. Paul's
Bellevue Young Men’s Club Social at Mears Hall
An entertainment and social event was held last evening in Mear’s hall organized by the Bellevue Young Men’s Club. Daniel Costello chaired the program featuring Miss Margaret Armsby vocal solo P F Handley coon songs the Banfield sisters a back and wing dance Murphy and Ford John Mangan and Kate Reardon on piano during the dance period
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Mear’s Hall
Young Men's Club of
Bellevue
Daniel Costello
Margaret Armsby
P. F. Handley
Banfield Sisters
Murphy
Ford
John Mangan
Kate Reardon
Queen Esther Circle Formed at Simpson Church
The Home Missionary society of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church organizes Queen Esther Circle for girls over 14 this evening at the church. A bank offering and light refreshments will follow. The Mathers Jewels meet today at 4 pm at the same church with a thank offering. J T CC club hosts Miss Peoria Jones on Bryn Mawr street. Oxford local holds a regular meeting in Jayne's hall tonight.
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Home Missionary Society of
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Mathers’ Jewels
J.T. CC
Peoria Jones
Bryn Mawr Street
Oxford
Jayne's Hall
Burials and Local Accidents Reported in City
The remains of Edward Williams are due today and to be taken to his mother’s home on Academy Street before funeral services. The late Thomas Lot was interred yesterday from Stark Court with Rev. McHenry officiating at Washburn Street Cemetery. William Beynell, injured in a mining incident on Thimpton Street, lost two fingers after a collision with a bumper. a Bellevue mine driver was injured when a car jumped the track. Miss Engileth Thomas suffered severe scalds while at home on 30 North Side Park Avenue. Births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas on North Hyde Park Avenue and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Bartleson of Edwards Court.
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Edward Williams
Johnstown
Deceaded
Academy Street
Price
Thomas
Engileth Thomas
North Sivde Park Avenue
William Thomas
North Hyie Park Avenue
F. EK. Bartleson
Edwards Court
Personal paragraphs mention local social visits and disagreements
Miss Elizabeth Lewis of West Locust Street argued with cousin Miss Jeynetto Ashton at Pivoiuthi. Mrs Houck of South Mali gevenue hosted a home gathering yesterday. Mrs G F Hynon of Boith Bromley avenue met her son Tom at Lafayette College. Mrs Thomas de Gruchy of Jackson Street visited friends in Boston. Miss Hilsabeth Evans of Lauvette Street spent days with Kingston friends. Mrs Robert Krotaer of Lafayette shoot convalesced after illness. Thirid Johns of Lincoln Heights visiting relatives in Gouldshore.
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Elizabeth Lewis
West Locust Stryet
Jeynetto Ashton
Pivoiuthi
Houck
South Mali
Mies Hilsabeth Evans
Lauvette Street
Kingston
Tobert Krotaer
Lafayette
Ales
Thanksgiving Sermon and Local Basketball Headlines
The North Scranton Thanksgiving service at the North Main Avenue Tabernacle featured Rev. R. W. Clymer on the sermon God a Bountiful Provider, with a large crowd and musical interludes. In the afternoon CrackerJack basketball defeated Spunderson State 14-0, while Shamrocks beat Defender Juniors 6-2 at St Marys Hall in Scranton.
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North Main Avenue Tabernacle
Spunderson
Goula
Hughes
Davis
Shamrocks
Booth Scranton
St. Mary’s Hall
Providence Republican Club Meeting at Hagerty’s Hall
A regular meeting of the Providence Republican club is scheduled for Friday evening at Hagerty’s Hall on North Mary Avenue. The event includes a three act play titled A Commercial Two Prumo...
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Providence Republican Club
Hagserty
North Mary Avenue
Local stage show charms large Excelsior audience
Auditorium by the Excelsior Dramatic club drew a very large crowd with J. J. McGowan in the title role delivering humorous timing. John J. Boland and Misses Margaret Burke Ikatie Mannon earned praise for lively turns the Men’s Institute plans a grand ball soon. A quiet wedding united Honard Richards and Miss Sarah Rudisill at the Christian church. Mother Goose pantomime wowed North Mall Avenue churchgoers. Crackerjacks face Paterson Noah in a basketball showdown for state bragging rights.
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Excelsior Dramatic Club
J. J. McGowan
John J. Boland
Margaret Burke
Ikatie Mannon
Hi Men's Institute
The
Christian Church
Honard Richards
Scranton
Sarah Rudisill
Mt. Carmel
Robert W. Clymer
North Alal Avenue
Crackerjacks
Paterson
Personal notes from Wellsboro and nearby towns
Father J J O Tvale of Wellsborn returns home after a visit to the Eldly Rosary parish. Mrs F B Kirkhoff and son Nilson and Miss Flore Whitman of Wilkes-Barre visit Clare Breele and family on North Malm avenue. Mary A Davis of New York City visits her mother on Wood Street. Mrs Arthur F Dolph of Elmira visits her mother on Warren Street. W O Watkins from North Main avenue moves to Brooklyn. Hert Dougherty of Shenandoah visits town Wednesday. Patrick Jordan of North Main avenue on a hunting trip near La Plume.
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J. J. O'Tvale
Wellsborn
Eldly Rosary
Kirkhoff
Nilson
Flore Whitman
Wilkes-Barre
Clarence Breele
North Malm Avenue
Mary A. Davis
New York City
Wold Street
Arthur F. Dolph
Elmira
N. Y
Johanna Lewie
Warrenstreet
W. O. Watkins
North Main Avenue
Brooklyn
Hert Dougherty
Shenandoah
Puid
Patrick Jordan
North Mainavenue
la Plume
South Scranton notes on athletic club program
The Scranton Athletic club featured an evening of athletic demonstrations and stage acts at Athletic hall with senior and junior classes. performances included Dr Picklelinger and A Busy Night in a Bowery Hotel. Participants included Hartman Thunk Neher Vecker Wirth Melville Wunsseh and singers Wuns seh Simith Minurie. Lawrence’s orchestra provided music and Adolph Harmijnens Wirth Kiser Mursch Selinleder helped organize.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Athletic Hall
Picklelinger
Bowery
Charles Hartman
Charles Sthunk
Walter Neher
Albert Vecker
George Wirth
William Melville
Joseph Wunseh
Harry Melyville
George Sbebnelder
John Wunseh
Margaret Simith
Missoura Minurie
Lawrence
Adolph Harmijnens
Jacob Kiser
Charles Mursch
Gus Selinelder
Defenders Edge Centeral In City Championship Game
One of the finest basketball games in city memory saw the Defenders beat Centeral of Paterson New Jersey in a capacity hall. Spectators filled the floor causing interference, as both teams staged brilliant, evenly matched plays with sharp passing and energetic effort.
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St. John's
Paterson
N. J
New Jersey
Plaskin
Defenders and Centerals Play A Stubborn, Gentlemenly War
The Defenders edged the Centerals 7 to 5 in a hard fought game that kept the audience on its feet. Tipue Belo McNaal Hameey and others contributed, while lineups included Trendergast Moriarity Kane Thene Boland Centervals Ramsiey Ktechley Brownlow McNab and Brown as the teams prepared to meet the Cracker ducks at the North Rud Auditorium tonight.
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Tipue
Belo
McNaal
Hameey
Trendergast
Moriarity
Queaed
Kane
Thene
Boland
Ramsieyv
Ktehley
Brownlow
Geneter
Evuehue Party at St Johns Church Basement
The evuehue party and social, held last evening in the St John’s church basement at Flex street and Pittston avenue, ran from 8 40 p m to 11 p m with lively games and prize winners announced. Organized by the ladies of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, the event celebrated with fine music by the committee and continued with dancing at Pharmacy hall afterward.
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St. John's Church
Flex Street
Pittston Avenue
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Pharnacy Hall
Coroner Plans Thorough Probe into Hieberich Death
Coroner Saltyy viewed the ree mains of Charles Hieberich the breaker boy killed on Tuesday and ordered a detailed investigation in a few days. The boy’s funeral is today from 10 Beech Street with services at Church of Peace on Prospect Avenue and interment at Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Saltyy
Charles Hieberich
Beech Street
Church of Peace
Prospect Avenue
Wid
Forest Hill
Messry
Hilip Hobinson
Peter Marter
Isuentnor's
Codar Avenue
Clu
John Hahn
Kolb
Elizabeth Rieter, Wilkes-Barre Teacher, Dies
Miss Elizabeth Rieter a well known Wilkes-Barre school teacher died yesterday at her home from congestion of the lungs. She served in Wilkes-Barre schools for twenty six years and left many friends in the city.
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Elizabeth Rieter
Wilkes-Barre
Funeral for William W. War Dyke Set for Tomorrow
The funeral for William W. War Dyke will be held tomorrow afternoon at the house 42 Jefferson Avenue. Interment will follow at Dunmore Cemetery.
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William W. War Dyke
Jefferson Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
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