West Scranton Welcomes New Mymouth Pastor
Rev. T. A. Fluumphreys, formerly of Sharon, began duties as pastor at Mymouth Congregational Church. He delivered morning on Pauls Giedt Message and an evening sermon Divine and Human Side to crowded houses as members welcomed him warmly. Choirs and remarks followed by L B Jones noting honors. audience chose a closing selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Fluumphreys
Sharon
Mymouth Congregational Church
Humphress
Pauls Giedt
Humphreys
Marvest Home Servants Attend Well Attended Emsbury Service
The Emsbury Methodist Episcopal church held a full day with decorated auditorium, morning choir performances, Rev. James Bonninger delivering a sermon on Samuel's Call. Afternoon featured recitations by Jessie Siaams Edith Roberts Bessie Diehl, a duet Irene and Mary Thirsons, Jane Willams solo and J. J. Seeley address. Evening offered choir music and a pastor address on the lay men's convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emsbury Methodist Episcopalt Church
James Bonninger
Samuel
Jessie Siaams
Wdith Roberts
Bessie Diehl
Vogt
Irene
Mary Thirsons
Jane Willams
J. J. Seeley
Simpson Rally Day at Simpson Methodist church
The Sunday school held a rally at the usual hour with hymn singing an opening and a brief address by Superintendent George L. Peck. The Simpson Methodist quartet performed a selection and the primary department also participated in the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Prinver
Charles Wi. Lath
Simpson Omiake
George L. Peck
Local Police Court Docket Shows Drunks and Disorderly Conduct
The Weer Side police station processed several prisoners as Magistrate Davies presided. George Browelde of Greenwood was fined for drunken wandering. A. K. Moyer of 920 Eynon Street beat his wife and served fifteen days. Roberts of Central City and Jenkin Davis faced charges with fines or jail. Two men named Paulsey Destafina, both on Ninth Street, were jailed for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weer Side
George Browelde
Greenwood
Peters
A. KK. Moyer
Eynon Street
James Thomas
Roberts
Doorstoeps
Davies
Jenkin Davis
Decker
William Morgut
Paulsey Destafina
Ninth Street
Autumn parities at Hyde Park and Bromley Avenue homes
A novel autumn party was hosted by Miss Stella Saul at 724 North Hyde Park Avenue with rosy rooms, cut flowers, pilinas, autumn leaves, dancing, music and singing. A second parlor party at 22s Bromley Avenue honored W J Schall and Gioc Munro with decorations, wind planes, music and a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Saul
Hyde Park Avenue
Stella Suul
Frank Dolphin
Josephine Liangin
Edward Suul
R. S&s. Worden
Bromley Avenue
W. J. Schall
Gioc. Munro
West Pittston
Surprise party at Fivans court features musical program
On Friday evening a surprise party at Fivans court offered a fine musical program with solos by Miss Stella Dunn and Miss Louisa Schadt and Prof. Resear Da View. Mrs. Josephine Decker and Miss Genevieve Reeve served refreshments as Jacob Hurowitz performed on finchlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fivans Court
Stella Dunn
Louisa Schadt
Resear
Joseph-ine Decker
Genevieve Reeve
Jacob Hurowitz
Funeral for Mrs Aliee Mullen Held at St Patrick’s
The funeral for the late Mrs Aliee Mullen of 38 North Sumner Avenue was held Saturday morning at St Patrick’s Church with Rev J C Dunn officiating. Miss Johnson played the music and a set piece from Mrs Fuhrman was among the bouquets. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. Pallbearers were William Larkin Thomas Cavanaugh John Mullen John Prester Patrick Gilroy and John Mc Dermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliee Mullen
Sumner Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
J. C. Dunn
Miss Johnson
Fuhrman
Cathedral
William Larkin
Thomas Cavanaugh
John Mullen
John Prester
Patrick Gilroy
John, McDermott
Sunday Services Draw Crowds Across Lingehambers Churches
Sunday churchgoing filled Lingehambers and West Site congregations as Shmp Son Methodist Episcopal Church led with Rev. Hugh McDermott delivering A Good Man's Prayer. Other churches held services, Lord's Supper, and brief talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingehambers
West Site
Shmpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Hugh &. McDermott
Dro McDermott
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas de Gruchy
First Welsh Baptist Church
St. David's Episcopal Church
Tes
John PP
Moffitt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
A. V. Bower
First Baptist Church
Northern Security Oil and Transport Company Stock Sale Notice
Beaum ont Texas October 11 102 Mr William Ho Freeman reports stock in the Northern Security Oil and Transport company in Texas will be sold by Bb Gi Morgan and Son Scranton Pa until Wednesday night next at ten rents per share plus a certificate for a barrel of all tree with each share. Morgan Sons offer prospectus and details at 108 North Main Avenue Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Security Oil and Transporttion Compainy
Texas
Bb. Gi. Morgan & Son
Mt Ten
William Ho Freeman
Sone
Beaumont
Go Morgan & Son
Novith Main wYen
Scranton
Thive
O. Ky
Particulaui
West Scranton Notes and Local Updates
William Davis admitted to West Side hospital after Saturday. West Semiunton Republican committeemen to meet at Co operative hall North Main tonight at 8 o clock with Major Mverett Warren and Thomas PH Dile WH addressing. Evelyn Apgur of Postal Telegraph home from visit with Wilkes-Barre friends. Miss Huth II Beddoe and Alice Florence A Fowler home after visit in Carbondale. Miss Tila Loney convalescing after typhoid fever. Elizabeth Murgishing home from Mount Pocono. Helen Phillips requires assistance. Alderman Bo Davis back from Bloomsburg fair. Wellington Tague on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Nave entertaining Mrs Joseph Utter. David Jotes gone to Pittsburg. Miss Altu Slutter entertaining Miss Anna Murray. Marriage of Mary Helle Fremin to Maw Bouton set at South Main Ave home Wednesday. Rev Upham to address Epworth League convention at Slaton M E church Wednesday evening. Woman s Home Missionary...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
Daniel Davis
McNichols Court
West Side Hospital
West Semiunton
Republican
Co-operative Hall
North Main Avenue
Mverett Warren
Thomas PH
Dile
Evelyn Apgur
Postal Telegraph Company
Wilkes-Barre
Reese TR. Dimes
Fourteenth Street
Seriously Il
Aliss Huth II
Beddoe
South Mada Avenue
Alice Florence A. Fowler
Tickeon Street
Carbondale
Tila Loney
South Seventh Eine
Elizabeth Murgishing
Chestnut Street
Mount Pocona
Helen Phillips
Lincoln Avenue
Bo Davis
Wellington
Air
P. W. Tague
Jackson Street
N. Mave
Swethind Street
Jnseph Utter
Barta
David Jotes
Filmore Ave
Nue
Pittsburg
Altu Slutter
Rebecca Ayvenue
Anna Murray
Tubslinn
Mary Helle Fremin
Maw Bouton
Main Avenue
Upham, DD
Drew Theological Seminary
Epworth Logue
Slapton Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Home Missionary
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An old time advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims universal approval from female physicians in the United States and notes a sixty year era of use with millions of mothers relying on it. The bottle priced at twenty five cents. it promises relief from teething pain diarrhea griping and wind colic.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Scranton Woman
Mrs C Thomas of 208 Chestnut Street reports back pain and headaches improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros drug store. She praises the treatment and recommends it to others. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in US. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thomas
Chestnut Street
Doan
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Dean
Simpson M B E church society meeting at Miss Peck home
The society of the Simpson M B E church will meet at the home of Miss Helen Peck on Chestnut street, foot of Lafayette street, this evening. Election of officers and other important business. Mr and Mrs John Peck and daughter Rachel of Price street are home from Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the
Simpson M. BE. Church
Helen Peck
Chestnut Street
Lafayello Street
John &. Peck
Rachel
Price Street
Allentown
Providence Republican Mass Meeting In North Scranton
The Providence Republican club held a lively mass meeting at Hugegerty’s hall on North Main Avenue Friday evening. Select Councilman John Von Bergen opened the meeting as club president. Candidates Morris Penman and John Penman spoke for county commissioners, Senator Jordan spoke, and M. H. Patterson gave an impressive address urging loyalty to the party and voting the full ticket. The crowd heard reports from committees and ward leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Republican Club
Hugegerty
North Main Avenue
John von Bergen
Morris
John Penman
Jordan
M. H. Patterson
Republican Workers of the City
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club Officers Elected
The Keystone Literary and Dramatic club elected officers for the term with Michael Gerrity as president and John Sherman as vice president. Recording secretary is Peter Regan, treasurer Joseph Loftus, manager Thomas Evans, trustees Thomas Evans and Thomas Clark. An installation and social followed by a smoker and luncheon were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
Michael Gerrity
John Sherman
Peter Regan
Joseph Loftus
Thomas Evans
Thomas Clark
Pleasant House Party and Local Notices From Scranton Area
Miss McGuire hosts friends on Court Street in a Friday gathering. North Scranton Glee society serenades the Twelfth regiment at 60 welock. Various residents, including Miss Currie Perry and Mrs. Collins, are mentioned with travels and returns across Carbondale, Schenectady, Nebraska, New York, Harrisburg, Shenandoah, Plymouth, Altoona and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McGuire
Court Street
T. Doude
J. Doude
B. McGuire
Ef, Aveher
N. Williams
M. Gaffney
H. King
A. McGuire
le. McGuire
Messrs
T. Clark
H. Frease
F. Burke
J. Conners
EB. Clark
A. Dean
J. Marlon
North Scranton
Welock
Currie Perry
North Main Avenue
Lincoln Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Osternout
John Clifford
Carbondale
Plb. Collins
Short Avenue
Dennis Ruddy
West Market Street
Schenectady
N.ap
Peter Clifford
Nebraska
P. H. Kearney
Yard Street
Anna Roche
New York
John J. Saltry
Harrisburg
Englebert Schwab
Shenandoah
O. Gallagher
Rockwell Street
Evan Thomas
Richard Hughes
Putnam Street
Plymouth
James Healey
Parker Street
Altoona
St John’s Catholic church near completion ready for dedication
South Scranton reports the St John’s church on Pittston avenue nears completion with stained glass windows installed and altar in place. Finishing touches include pews and altar rail, with dedication likely the end of next month around Thanksgiving Day. Hickory Street Presbyterian church renovations near done with first services planned next month led by Miss Anna Melater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Pittston Avenue
Nearbig
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Anna Melater
Dunmore Sunday School Rally at M E Church
The annual Sunday school rally for the M E church was held yesterday. The program included songs, lessons on invention, duets, secretary reports, roll call, paper distribution, and multiple readings led by the superintendent and Rev. HL Neaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Invention
Tleuwood
Rock of
Agus
Bessie Powell
Ethel Liehtman
Melwandl
Fuister
Madwird Angwin
Din Powell
Biyige
Doshna
Ceecee
Eaxerelee
HL Neaving
Isie Powell
Ruby
Ruby Yost
Wasenbay
Michel Liehtowin
Sarah Tredar Bore
Local sewer dispute ends with arrest and council anniversary noted
Sewer contractor M J Gibbons faced arraignment after a dispute with Patrick Lyons over a shovel during sewer work near a coal dump. Lyons sought a warrant for arrest. Squire Cooney set Gibbons at $100 bond. Meanwhile Dunmore Council No 1022 celebrated its seventh anniversary with Marvin Tuthill as chairman. Revival meetings drew many, reporting six conversions and six baptisms. A church fair was postponed.Frank Pickering and wife return home from wedding trip and Miss Mable Evans visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Gibbons
Squire Cooney
Patrick Lyons
Pine Street
Lyon
Gibbons
Lyons
Dunmore Council
No. 1022
Stumdine
Oder
Lockewinnie
Leadles' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Pickering
Cherry Street
Mable Evans
Plitston
Green Ridge Notes Include Local Visits and Court
Buffalo resident George Gibson spent the Sabbath on Monsey Avenue with family. Mrs. Andrew Nicol and daughter plan an extended western trip, about three weeks away. Golinski and Minikel appeared in Alderman Bayley court after a dispute over confiscated wheat. Mrs. Cavell hosted a birthday gathering for Pray with about twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gibson
Buffalo
Monsey Avenue
Jose
Clearwater
Lake Mohegan
Hudson
Susan Dickinson
Ast Muarket Street
Honesdale
W. Watts
Philadelphia
Glenburn
Diepense Avenue
Andrew Nico
Fred Cavell
Green Ridge Street
Little Folke
Hater
Pray’s
Lundack
Green Ridge
Northumberland
Obituary Notice for Miss Bhli a Coyne in Home Residence
Miss Bhli a Coyne longtime figure in Hi eatoch Yostdenk died last evening at the family residence 120 feet street after an illness. She was a member of the wan e family and is survived by a brother and two others according to the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhlia Coyne
Boul Seviaidon
I Achlock
Yee
Obituary Notice for Miss Dhlia Coyne in Genet Street
Miss Dhlia Coyne of 4 Genet Street dies last evening at 6:40 after a long illness. The notice lists Thorman HH Coyne Anne and Elisabeth G Coyne as relatives and notes no funeral arrangements have yet been made. The obituary mentions her aunt or relation to Se lect Coniellina Mailiehh Clayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorman HH
Coyne
Anne Ob
Elisabeth G. Coyne
Coniellina Mailiehh Clayne
Dhlia Coyne
Genet Street
What We Owe to the Wind in City Vitality
In Philadelphia area context the piece summarizes Professor Edwin Grant Dexter of Illinois who studied 497202 records on calm weather in New York City. It notes fewer school absences during calms but more police and bank errors and deaths when air is stationary. Wind brings fresh oxygen and vitality, while calm depletes energy, praising wind as earth purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Grant Dexter
University of Illinois
City
New York
Dexter
Mits
Lis
The Early Northwest Rail Road and Tacks Industry
An old Northwest railroad tale recounts the Walla Walla to Wallula route built by Dr. Baker with primitive methods and no standard track. The system used raw hide rails and faced frequent wrecks and wolves in winter, while later sections discuss diverse tack types and production scales across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Washington
Walla Walla
Wuathula
Wallki Walla
Niuvigaithon Company
Baker
Walla Wild
Teo
Tod
Tradk
Stuarte Dona
Wigon Huite
Walla Wathae
Wallula
Types of tacks for many uses discussed in shop chat
A Herald reporter met a Brockton tack maker who supplies tacks for shoes and other uses. He explained the different varieties and how each type serves specific applications, highlighting production details and practical tips for choosing tacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
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