West Side Ministers See Three Baptist Pastor Changes
The West Side reports three Baptist church pastor shifts. Rev. W. S. Jones resigns from First Welsh Church amid ill health in his wife. Rev. Dr. Thomas De Gruchy accepts Jackson Street Baptist post. Rev. Jacob Schoettle begins at Chestnut Street German Baptist Church after arriving from Port Washington Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Jones
de Gruchy
Jacob Schoettle
West Side
First Welsh Baptist Church
Thomas de Gruchy
Wakefield
R. 1
Jackson Street
Port Washington
Ohio
Chestnut Street
Jones
Henry P. Davis
BH. Hughes
Mr. Jones
German Baptist Church
Mr. Pope
Schoettle
Jesus
Mr. Schoettle
E. J. Smith
South Side
Social and club events fill Brick avenue pages
Miss Gertie Harris hosted a lively Saturday party for Miss Sadie Mills with many friends in attendance. A separate town column lists football plans by Providence Crescents, a Europe lecture by T. C. Edwards, and multiple dance classes at Brown's hall and O'Donnell's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Harris
Brick Avenue
Sadie Mills
Hartford
Conn
Margaret Edwards
Huttle Richards
Alice Thomas
Lizzie
Leon
Gertrude Harris
Violet Danvers
Miriam Harris
Lilly Danvers
Rebecca Harris
Vinnie Tucker
Blanche Bennett
Mary Tucker
Jermyn Messrs
Morgan Watkins
Isaac Edwards
Frank Richards
William Syvang
David Williams
Ray Bryden
William Conley
Thomas Evans
James McKluskie
Hey. T
Green Ridge Assembly
Brown's Hall
East Market Street
O'Donnell
Peter Campbell
Mary Street
Foresters
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Local social notes from Meshoppen to Wyoming
Miss Mattie Potter returns from two weeks in Meshoppen. Clergy and residents visitations noted, including Rev George Miller at Shickshinny and H Simons from Poyntelle. A Bible lesson, love feast, baptisms, and probationary memberships occur at local churches. A dentist begins practice and a birthday party honors Freddie Vought. several residents entertain guests and illness is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Potter
Meshoppen
George Miller
Protestant Methodist
Shickshinny
H. Simons
Poynetelle
F. van Gorder and
Monsey Avenue
Boston
Mass
J. T. Dunn
Marion Street
Florida
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Hessie Duff
New York City
Monsey
Pequest Tribe elects officers and local notices unfold
The Pequest Tribe of Red Men at a special meeting elected officers for the term including Sachem J Knapp senior sagamore and F B Van Horn junior sagamore along with other named roles. A Dudley street delegate returns from Johnstown after attending a firemen’s convention. Borough public schools close this week for a teachers Institute. Sixth Ward Republican Club to meet at Christian Church on Tripp street with John F Reynolds Milton Lowry and others addressing. Misses Mamie Genevieve Anna Oliver visit Green Ridge Street and return to Philadelphia. Williams’ business school to open tonight in Boyle’s Hall. Rev Rogers Israel preaches on Christian Purity at St Mark’s. Oyster supper at St Mark’s Parish House on Tuesday October 13th to celebrate new building with 26 cent tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pequest Tribe of Red Men
Sachem
J. Knapp
Sagamore
F. B. van Horn
FE. Black
B. F. O'Hara
Edward Anguin
William Forest
M. J. Gulger
V. Burschel
Forest
J. R. Jenkins
E. H. van Camp
Dudley Street
Johnstown
Independent Hose Company
Sixth Ward
Republican Club
Christian Church
Tripp Street
John F. Reynolds
Milton Lowry
Mamie
Genevieve
Anna Oliver
Charles Oliver
Green Hidge Street
Philadelphia
Williams
Boyle's Hall
Rogers Israel
St. Mark's Church
St. Mark's
Elm Street lots bought for new St Marys church
The anti Aust faction of St Marys Parish buys three Elm street parcels between Prospect and Pittston avenues from Miss Katherine Lossong and Miss Henrietta Linn. They plan to build their own church and offer the current church property with its debts to supporters of Father Dembinaski. Bishop to appoint a pastor once the new church is assured, with Father Hodur of Nanticoke favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Prospect
Pittston Avenues
St. Mary's Palish Church
Katherine Lossong
Henrietta Linn
Father Dembinaski
Father Hodur
Nanticoke
Pickpocket Arrest After Parade Incident
A 55 year old Oakford court man B Eppstein was arrested at the station on a pickpocket charge after two witnesses John Jansen and Earnest York saw him grab a purse from Mrs Patrick McCafferty on Lackawanna avenue during a parade. He was turned over to Patrolman Day after the victim retrieved her pocket book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Eppstein
Oakford Court
Station House
John Jansen
Earnest York
Patrick McCafferty
Lackawanna Avenue
Hogan's Alley Returns to Academy of Music
Hogan's Alley played a return engagement at the Academy of Music on Saturday to two well pleased audiences. The afternoon crowd was small but the evening performance nearly taxed the house. Leonard and Gilmore drew hearty applause with the company including The Yellow Kid receiving strong audience cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan's Alley
Academy of Music
Leonard
Gilmore
the Yellow Kid
Printing circulars advertise goods at Scranton store
It is our purpose in calling your attention to the benefit of good printing to reap some benefit from your necessity. It keeps the public posted on what you have at your store that is necessary for their comfort. A well printed circular will attract attention and rivet in their minds where they can purchase to the best advantage. They contain all the virtues of the liquid Sarsaparillas in a concentrated form and being candy coated are delightful to take. Combined with the Sarsaparilla are other valuable blood and nerve remedies which render them at once the greatest blood purifier and blood maker as well as the most powerful nerve builder known. Their magical powers to cure all nervous diseases, nervous weakness, nervous headache, hysteria, loss of vital power, failing health, etc., are pleasing and wonderful. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Sold by Carl Lorenz, 418 Lackawanna avenue, druggist, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna “Avenue
Scranton
New York Ontario and Western timetable changes
The New York Ontario and Western Railroad announces a timetable change effective Sunday October 4. Scranton departures to Carbondale at 10:55 a m and to Hancock Junction at 10:05 a m. Hancock Junction to Scranton at 2:06 p m. Urbandale to Beranton at 8 a m and 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario and Western
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Scranton
Carbondale
Hancock Junction
Seranton
Urbandale
Beranton
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
DR. DE Gruchy
Jackson
de Crunchy
Ebenezer Griffiths
D. Hughes
J. W. Williams
Wales
de Grachy
Kelley
Charles Doughter
American Mechanics
T. H. Roberts
North Garfield Avenue
Lee
Eva Roberts
Vosburg
Order
Margaret Davis
South Main Avenue
Lancaster
T.turner Thomas
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Sherman Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
P. J. Nealls
First Welsh Congregational Church
Lizzie Thomas
Morganne
Thomas
John Reynolds
Kynon Street
Phoebe Griffith
Binghamton
T. Turner Thomas
Ebenezer Williams
Hampton Street
Washburn Street
Knights of Malm
Electric City
Father Mathew
St. Patrick's Church
Father Whelan
Reva
Morgan Evans
Lansford
Thomas Richards
Garfield Avenue
George F. Lesteh
Ceylon
Jackson Street Baptist Church
David Davis
James Roberts
Lafayette Street
W. T. Williams
Piladelphia
D. R. Williams
Hyde Park Avenue
Chi Upsilon Society
Washurn Street Presbyterian Church
Harriet J. Davis
Florist
Main Avenue
Starner
Pamiora
Malin Avenue
J. C. King
Lackawanahae Avenue
Charles Emory Smith, James H
Grand Republican
Frothingham
Samters
Providence
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Jordan
South Side News
South Steel
Adelaide V. Follett
Prospect Avenue
Sodality of
St. Mary’s German Church
Twentieth Ward
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
Patrick F. Coyne
Bridget Walsh
Patrick F. Walsh
Pittston Avenue
Alder Street
Hal Reid
Corie Payton
Mr. Payton
Excelsior
Edward FP. Rush
Davis’ Theatre
Metropolitan
B. Eppstein
Hogan’s Alley
Tysis
Kersey
D. Edelany
Messrs. Martin & Delany
Zic
Spring House
Heart Lake
Susq A CO
U. E. Crofut
Montrose and Lackawanna
Alford Station
Montrose
Howse
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Porter
Buffalo Prince
Imperial Erie
Prince Stams
Columbia
Cleveland
Coventry
Castoria
Faesiguatura
Canadian Pacific RY
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Canadian
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
Chase & Farrar
Linden Street
Court House
Dupont
Wapwall
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Ford
Pittston
John B. Smith
Plymouth
Reetts
Aiechten
Corse Paytoning
Etta Reed
Red
Somaty
Ka Sidamen Nan
Davis’ Theater
F. Rush
Lacka. Ave
Bergman
Prott
Ladien
James Moir
Mas
First National Bank
Tribone
Rogers
Ercereau & Connell
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