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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1900

Page

6

West Scranton Thanksgiving Observance and Services

A union Thanksgiving service at Plymouth Congregational Church featured Rev James Benninger preaching from Psalms while Rev J B Sweet Rev J P Moffat and others led prayers and readings. Funds were raised for the Young Women’s Christian Association and additional services were held at St Mark’s Lutheran and St David’s Episcopal churches.

Plymouth Congregational Thomas de Gruchy Jackson Street Baptist Church J. B. Sweet Paston Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church J. P. Moffat D. D Washburn Street Presbyterian Church FL Mathews First Baptist Church Trev James Benninger Hampton Street Kt. A. Boyl Plymouth Church Young Women's Christian Association West Scranton St. Mark's Lutheran Church Aaw L. Ramer St. David's Episcopal Church I, J. McHenry

Thanksgiving Family Reunion Joyfully Passes Among Kin

A Thanksgiving family reunion brings together relatives for a warm gathering. Generations share meals stories and laughter highlighting enduring bonds and cherished memories.

Illness and Death Reach Family in Philadelphia

Mrs. A. C. Holl of 516 South Hyde Park avenue learned Wednesday night of her father’s serious illness in Philadelphia. She departed early yesterday with two children and her brother-in-law Paul Holl. Jenkins received word that the elderly man died during the day.

A. CG. Holl S16 South Hyde Park Avenue Philadelphia Paul Holl Drugelet Ocw Jenkins

Funeral notices for Mrs. Jamea Noone and Mrs. Lena Shifter

A solemn requiem was held at Holy Cross Church yesterday for Mrs. Jamea Noone of Railroad Avenue. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Shifter were well attended at St John’s German Catholic Church, with burial in the German Catholic Cemetery.

Recuiem Wis Holy Cross Church Jamea Noone Railroad Avenue Cathedreal Lena Shifter St. John’s

West Side hospital remembers donors with holiday gifts

Generous memorial gifts to the West Side hospital were noted yesterday by friends. Donations include a turkey from Mrs Phillips and William Trostel, turkeys from Ralph Williams and others, crackers and vegetables from Mrs Lewis Morse, fruit from Mrs Richard Reese, and items for the Ambulance Fund such as sugar coffee and olives.

West Side Hospital Phillips William Trostel Turkey Ralph Williams Lewis Morse Richard Reese Ambulance Fund Faunders PLC

Death visits the Davis family thrice in three months

The Davis family of 355 North Lincoln Avenue suffered three deaths in three months. Mrs Davis died, an infant child passed away, and Edward Davis, aged twenty, died of typhoid fever yesterday. Funeral arrangements for Edward will be announced later.

Henry J. Davis Lincoln Avenue

Keyser Valley Reports Chicken Thieves Striking

Residents protest a wave of poultry thefts in Keyser Valley with henneries robbed and stock stolen. Milkman David Prices of Keyser Avenue cites heavy losses as robbers dig for potatoes in gardens and carry them away.

Keyser Valley David Prices Keyser Avenue

Ground breaking for new Patriotic Order foundation

Ground was broken yesterday for the foundation of the new Patriotic Order building. Local officials attended the ceremony as plans advance for the project.

New Patriotic Order

Local society events fill North Main area scene

Bons of America hosts dancing at Menora hall on North Main avenue. Notables visit from Carbondale and Syracuse University. Simpain church prepares for twentieth century convention. Sunrise prayer meeting at Washburn Street church and socials follow at Bible school. St Cecilia’s Total Abstinence society holds annual entertainment in Mears Hall with Star orchestra.

Bons of America North Main Avenue Menora Hall John F. Reynolds Carbondale T. B. Reynolds South Sumner Avenue C. D. Green Buracurse William Price South Main Avenue Charlee Edwin Sweet Syracuse University J. B. Sweet Simpson Methodist Episcopal Parsonage David Evans Sterling Simpain Church Lynda Jones Brooklyn N. Y John Jones Academy Street Phillins North Rebecca Avenue Baptist Young People's Union Mears’ Hall Star Orchestra

Thanksgiving Day union services in North Scranton held

North Scranton notes report a union Thanksgiving service at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. G. A. Cure. Clergy from Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian and Baptist churches attended with a large congregation. The sermon by Rev. R. B. Clymer focused on spiritual leaven and supreme thanks to God.

North Scranton Hell Providence Methodist Episcopal Church G. A. Cure Mr. Cure Reading Clymer Reese Davies Methodist Church Helle Green G. Teading OW. Clymer RB. G. Reeve Puritan Congregational Church Kingdom of Heaven Rewss Sada Christiaas Kingdom of Christ Pwple Paist Philadelphia al Hall Jesus

A Comviet's Daughter at Keyvston Dramatic Club

The Keyvston Dramath and Literary Club presents a melodrama titled A Comviet's Daughter. The cast includes Colonel Matthew Lee J J Bolwind Jack Blackburn J O Donnell Jack Worthington Robert Pinkerton Frank Mason Mrs Lee Miss Mucwle Burke Laurahe Miss Kathe Mave jon and other players with specialities introduced.

Keyvston Driamathe Iesstone War Dievald Weston J. d. Thomas Matthew Lee J. J. Bolwind Ack Blackburn J. O Donnell Jack Worthington J. 3. Murphy Robert Pinkerton Frank Mason

Acta by Gallagher Cullen and Washburn

The acta compiled by J. J. Gallagher, T. F. Cullen, and J. A. Washburn provides official record entries. It documents decisions, approvals, and financial or organizational notes from proceedings. The record reflects formal governance and administrative actions endorsed by the named authorities.

Tween the Acta J. J. Gallagher T. F. Cullen J. A. Washburn

Social gatherings at Welsh Baptist Memorial and Court Street Methodist churches

Yesterday at Welsh Baptist Memorial church Wayne avenue afternoon and evening meetings were led by Rev. W. F P. Davies with a music and sports program in the evening. The Ladies Aid society at Court Street Methodist Episcopal church served a Thanksgiving dinner and supper to over four hundred people, boosting the treasury and providing a pleasant social time for visitors.

Welsh Baptist Memorial Church Wayne Avenue W. F P. Davies Ladies Aid Society Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Coal Mines Operate Fully In North Scranton

The West Ridge and Providence Coal companies ran full shifts yesterday while nearby forries faced reduced labor and slower breaker output. Street repairs on North Main avenue proceeded as sidewalks, swollen by recent weather, were lowered to match the new pavement under the street commissioner's orders before winter.

West Ridge Providence North Scranton Forries North Main Avenue

Thanksgiving services at Green Ridge Presbyterian marked by music and sermon

Green Ridge notes report a Thanksgiving service at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church with palm and chrysanthemum decorations and special music led by G F Whittemore. Rev I J Lansing and several pastors attended as Rev T J Lansing preached on the 117th Psalm praising mercy and enduring truth.

Green Ridge Presbyterian Church F. Whittemore Love Divine Vernie Seibert Brooklyn N.Y I. J. Lansing JL. RR. Koster W. J. Moved T. J. Lansing United States Lansing Athintic Sandwich Islands Japan Australia New Peking Chiumewell M. E Lincoln

Mie Merry Aulkimaids Cantata At Green Suidge

The cantata by Charles H. Gabriel was staged last night in Green Suidge Presbyterian Church parlors by the Saturday evening class directed by G. F. Whittemore with Miss Jessie Polhemus and Miss Minnie Peck. Solo parts were sung by Jes s ie Polhemus Minnie Peel Daisy Perry Elizabeth Palmer Ethel Shoemaker Jessie Cavelle Mary Greeley and others. The large chorus drawn from Sabbath school classes performed well and the event will be repeated today at 2 30 o clock with admission reduced from twenty five to ten cents.

Charles H. Gabriel Green Suidge Presbyterian Church G. F. Whittemore Jessie Polhemus Minnie Peck Musiciaas Crom Hawes Queen Jessice Polhemus Dorothy Minnie Peel Monica Daisy Perry Ruth Elizabeth Palmer Janet Misa Ethel Shoemaker Juanita Jessie Cavelle Margery Mas Mary Greeley Commodore Beggar Greer Parke Pred Gunster F F. Whittemore Floyd Poller George Huber Fred Bimith Lweliy Woodruff Grave Durns Jeanette Mitchell Fannie Lindsay Lange

Parke Family Vacation Event and Lodge Activities Highlight

Neormin Parke plans a Thanksgiving vacation with parents Afr and Mia. W. G. Parke resides at the corner of Adama Avenue and Green Ridge Street in Green Ridge lodge. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows meeting list notes a thriving term with many initiations in the Masonic hall on Dickson Avenue led by a district judge of the lodge.

Neormin Parke Afr Mia W. G. Parke Adama Avenue Green Hidge Street Green Ridge Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Masonic Hall Dickson Avenue Odd Fellows

South Scranton Social Club Debut at St John’s Hall

The Imperial Social club hosted its first annual entertainment and reception at St John’s hall on Stone Avenue, drawing a crowded gathering. The event featured a long musical program, dancing, and festive decorations followed by a late-night floor.

Imperial Social Club South Scranton Tnst St. John's Hall Stone Avenue T. Fagin M. Jordan John Washburn Lizzie Needham James Sullivan Sadie Durkin Thos Jordan Lisale Davis John Mangan Columnmnbus Quartette Lynch and Sullivan George Moray Katie Callahan Florente Fagan Peter Smith Charles Graham Maggie Almsby Thomas Lynch Blanchs Grogan Nellie Lynett Huntry Grattan Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul's Evangelical Church Prospect Avenue J. Gnoss Alice Naegell Milas Kate James T. Daubeitshauser Anne Etzrotz Milas Lizzie Oettering

Agriculture Report Highlights Tick Control and Food Safety

The report notes rabies risk from dogs in the District and urges either government payment for Pasteur treatments or free provision by a medical service. It cites Texas fever tick challenges, ongoing food adulteration studies, and calls for national legislation. It also covers seed and plant introductions, notably Klushu rice boosting Louisiana crops, and dates trees in Arizona.

Trict Columbia Secretary of Agriculture Porto Rico United States Pure Food Congress Europe Japan Louisiana Arizona Wilson Russia Hungary Austria

Funeral service for Julia Kraemer at Prospect Avenue

The funeral for Julia Kraemer daughter of Mr and Mrs Kraemer of Prospect Avenue was held yesterday afternoon. Rev Peter Christ conducted services at the house and cemetery with interment in St Marys cemetery. Pallbearers were Anna Martin Mary Martin Irada Kraemer Kats Hamm and flower bearers Frances Baer Emma Martin.

St. John’s Hall St. Paul's Church Julia Kraemer Prospect Avenue Dolan Fred Hening Kraemer Peter Christ St. Mary's Cemetery Anna Martin Mary Martin Irada Kraemer Kats Hamm Frances Baer Emma Martin

Drunken worker causes Cedar avenue serenade incident

Patrick Devlin of the Dale Prick company, after a half holiday, got drunk and wandered Cedar avenue singing loudly with oaths. Special Officer Egle tried moral suasion. Devlin became abusive and spent the night at the Alder Street police station awaiting a morning hearing.

Patrick Devlin Dale Prick Company Cedar Avenue Egle Dolan Alder Street

Thanksgiving events and local notices in Scranton paper

Reports of a mine accident injuring Fred Helving and his subsequent treatment, a Cedar Avenue Methodist Thanksgiving dinner prepared by the Ladies Aid, a Thanksgiving social by the South Scranton YWCA Loyalty club, and a prospective Ragtime football match. Also noting a large Thanksgiving service at several churches, a December 4 council meeting, the Singhold band ball, and pneumonia illness of Helen Doyle.

Fred Helving Beech Street M. H. Quinn Ladies’ Aid Society Cedar Avenue Methodist Church South Scranton Blalin Phillips Best's Hotel Cedar Avenue Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Hickory Street Prospect Avenue Church of Pewee Cerman Methodist Church Miecrle City Caouneil No. M1 Hartomin's Hall Pittston Avenue Wood Singhold Band Beranton Athetic Hall Alder Street John H. Chase George Hartman N. O'Donnell Helen Abr John Doyle Flay Street

Unclear historic ad makes false cure claim and fraud warning

An old advertisement alleges a lucrative offer for Catarrh cures and names Cheney & Co and other Toledo druggists. It claims a fraudulent remedy by Mallosatarh Cure acts on the blood and system, urging testimonials and urging purchase through druggists.

Trey Deugglets Pilla Ave

Thanksgiving dinner at Court Street church draws crowd

A Thanksgiving meal was hosted in the lecture room of Court Street Methodist Episcopal church last evening, described as a great success. Families from area towns joined in the holiday observance, with several residents traveling to visit relatives and take up new jobs, including Nelson Atherton who left for Bavinnah, Georgia to work with an asphalt paving firm.

Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church C. V. Terwilliger No. 7l Annex Forty Fort

Obituary notices for Mine Edlish Janis and Miss Devers

Mine Edlish Janis aged 2, of 614 Equal Street, daughter of Mes Laugh A dames, died after a brief illness. Survived by her mother and several relatives including Ch daimes of Brooklyn and Maria Unaworth. Funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church, Waytor, with burial in Great Momo cemetery. Miss Devers, longtime city resident, died at her brother John Mollale’s home at 410 Tiive Street after a lingering illness. Burial plans to be announced. she was well known in the community.

Edlish Janis Penn A. Dames Equa Street Ch Daimes Hrooklan Slater Mie ML Does Frank Wu N.Y Maria Unaworth Mra Atgust Miller Eyal Street Beank Noll Hampton Street Calvary Baptist Church Waytor Mev H. Sh Great Momo Taylor Mixa Sora KK. Devers Mere John Mollale Tiive Street Miss Devers Shy Andrew Dever Tn North End John Wowale Qlive Stlreet I. A M. J. Devers Idaho

Mourning notices report local deaths and obituaries

Mrs Sach Nye wife of A Swe died at her home on Adium avenue early morning. She was valued for sterling character and noble motives and will be mourned by many friends. Survived by husband and three children Dr A Lange, Simon and Florence. Funeral arrangements noted. Mrs Vale Bliss mourns as her father John Rushton dies in Macclesfield. Local mills to be closed at noon for the funeral and an attack near Bright’s closes.

Sach Nye Adium Avenue A. Lange Simon Florence Notiogater Vale Bliss Cupouse Avenue John Rushton Macclesfields Koyland Dickwon Providence Hushten Scrinton Putwron Bright

Funeral services for Mrs John Mahon and Daniel Dolio

The funeral for Mrs John Mahon of 405 That vison avenue will be held at a time to be announced with mass at St Peter's Cathedral and burial in Cathedral cemetery. The funeral for Daniel Dolio of 624 Orchant street will be held tomorrow with service at St Peter's Cathedral and burial in Cathedral cemetery.

John Mahon Thatvison Avenue Moun Jay St. Peter's Cathedral Catheidral Daniel Dolio St. Peter's Cathedral

City Water Rates Under Review by Special Committee

A special committee of select council will meet next Tuesday at 3 PM to discuss the Scranton Gas and Water company ultimatum on a proposed water charge increase. The city clerk will present statistics from eighteen eastern cities showing their public water rates for examination.

Committee of Select Council Scranton Gas and Water Company Scranton

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