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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1900

Page

6

Forty Hours Devotions At St Patrick's Continue At 9 O Clock

West Scranton special services hold at St Patrick's with devotions starting 10 90 am and continuing until Wednesday morning at 9 oclock. Rev J B Moylan of Holy Rosary preached last night from Psalm 110 and urged keeping memory of the Savior. Rev J J Jordan of Rendham will preach tonight at Jackson Street Baptist Church. Funeral of Mrs Annie Daniels held yesterday afternoon.

J. J. Jordan Rendham Jackson Street Baptist Church Annie Daniels St. Patrick's Catholic Church Loftus J. RB. Moylan Holy Rosary Church North Scranton Euchrist Mary Amerheim Hillside Becker Stafford Avenue Mary'a Anna Jul Harrington Meridian Street Cathedral

Clergy Named for Public Services

The public is invited to the services featuring Rev. James Hughes Rev. Robert Fr Pierce D D Rev. David Spencer D D Rev. D D Hopkins Rev. W J Ford Rev J B Sweet Rev W H Whalen D D Rev I B P Moffat D D Rev BE A Boyl and Pastor Rev Thomas de Gruchy D D at the church.

Weather Impacts Congregations With Small Attendance

Unfavorable weather kept worshippers few as Rev. F. Mathews delivered a brief morning discourse on Luke 10 27. He urged love of God with all heart and strength and praised the Sunday school and Baptist Young People's union, calling for continued support in fall and winter work.

F. Mathews Baptist Young People's Union St Thomas’ College Hall W. P. Schilling St. Peter's Cathedral Cathedral Choir St. Mary's Choir Junger Maennerchor Bauer Becker H. Akermann Gustav Sehmidt Gruesse Jacobus de Benedictus

Weekly class schedule for women’s groups at the office

Monday afternoon at 4 the school girls Bible class meets in the office and at 7 30 the stenography class. Tuesday afternoon the girls embroidery class at 4 and the evening class at 7.00. Inspect the weekly exhibition designs. Thursday Rev W W Moffat leads the Women’s Bible class at 4. Friday evening Mrs Koehler teaches the evening German class at 7.00 for both advanced and beginner students.

WW. P. Moffat Koehler

Officers Installed at Slocum Lodge No 76 Odd Fellows

The Slocum lodge No 76 Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed officers at a regular meeting Saturday evening. Noble grand John Hitchings, vice grand David TR Jones, secretary Thomas J Williams, assistant secretary Evan K Jones, treasurer George Barth, trustee Joseph Ollyer.

Slocum Lodge No.76 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Noble Grand John Hitchings David TR. Jones Thomas J. Williams Evan K. Jones George Barth Joseph Ollyer

Funeral Services and Burial Details for Local Residents

Funeral services were conducted at the house for the deceased at 46 South Main Avenue with interment in St. John’s German Catholic Cemetery. A separate funeral for Annie Daniels took place at 228 North Hyde Park Avenue, with burial in Washburn Street Cemetery. A Simpson Church quartet sang hymns. pallbearers included members from Knights of Malta, P.O.S. of A., and Switchmen’s Union. flower bearers listed as Miss Lizzie Pfeiffer and Susie

George Deckelnick South Main Avenue St. John’s J. GB. Sweet Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Annie Daniels North Hyde Park Avenue Washburn Street Simpson Church

Silk and Satin Silks on Sale for Waists and Dresses

Extensive assortment of silk fabrics and Silks in lace stripes fancy patterns and combination effects. Includes Silk Flannels Panne Velvets taffetas scored silks printed silks and high grade fancy silks with marked values and limited quantities. Look for best colors and season finishes in waists dresses and millinery trims.

Funeral Notices for Martha Jones Frank Stephan and David R Williams

Kate Weber Greas and May Hoover of the Patriotic Order of Americans announce the funeral of Martha Jones at 2 PM from 362 North Lincoln Avenue with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Frank Stephan’s funeral is at 2 PM from 165 South Seventh Street with interment at Dunmore Cemetery. The remains of David R Williams of 1898 Nay Aug Avenue will be interred at Washburn Street Cemetery this afternoon.

Mya C Vo Terwilliger North Man Avenue Ha Sweet Willam Graffin Gibson William A. Mulley Edna Avenue Rand, McNally & Co David R. Williaime Nay Ave Avenue Washburn Street International Mrolhworkond North Main North Mal Aven Baptist Church God Mrs. Denkina Mikes Jane "Thomas Mariion Kwo Ebbeatieth J. Owen Mae Motegan Martha Tutsi Mins Doin Stopford Nawlel Whiums Agi Shirwin Mes Stolth Min Avkenon J.T. Evans Thod. Thomas Will Kyana Will Igler Harplh White Mr Warren Harry Aid Blot Ry Danver William Jonkinaw KE. Ki Thomas Montrow Mise Jones

Mt Pleasant washery appoints Hearn and Orr

John Hearn of Garfield avenue is named superintendent at the Mt. Pleasant washery and William Orr, also of Garfield avenue, becomes hoisting engineer at the Mt. Pleasant breaker. Community notices follow with lodge meetings and church events planned this week including anniversaries, reunions, and sermons.

John Hearn Garfield Avenue Mt. Pleasant William Orr Globe Lodge Marl Garl Hall Hyde Park Jackson Street Baptist Church St. Paul's Pioneer Corps Mears’ Hall Lithuanian Republican Club North Main Avenue George Kuarpus Charles Steiny Charles Cusick John Balaika William Davis Bellevue

Personal Paragrap hs of Local Residents Visiting Relatives

A list of residents and relatives visiting or traveling to various towns and cities. Names include Mrs J I Foster Lincoln Heights visiting Nicholson Rev William Davis pastor moving to Rundle Invenue, Miss Grace Birtley North Sumner avenue indisposed, and many others visiting Plymouth Pittsburgh Hackensack N J Youngstown Philadelphia and more.

J. I. Foster Lincoln Heights Nicholson William Davis Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church Rundle J. M. Eaton Mamie Tenth Street Bloomshore Reuben Gillingham Lucy Remaly Coons Huntington Mills Luzerne County Mia Amos Remaly North Sumner Avenue George W. Jenkins South Hyde Park Avenue Miffinville Columbia County Margaret Hannon Old Forge Murphy Chestnut Street John Matthews Towanda Simpeon Dixon South Garfield Avenue Grace Birtley North Sumners Avenue David Davis Corbett Avenue John T. Powell Plymouth Sarah Davis Edwardsdale Hyde Park Avenue William Miller Champion North Mehoopany Miles Florence Gibbs South Main Avenue Bath Beach N. Y C. V. Smith Lincoln Avenue Binghamton Charles Benning North Lincoln Avenue John Reid Moosic N. Fr. Ashley David Jenkins Bert Wyoming N. J Elwin Colby Waterbury Conn Andrew Kessler Kate Trussell Berwick Charles Mangovern South Lincoln Avenue William Pritchard J West Lackawanna Avenues Youngstown Ohio William Hughes Fall River Howell Morgan Lugerne Street Walter Cobb Fairview Avenue Pactoryville Frank Bryant William Yohe William J. Long F. A. Cramer Philadelphia P. J. Nealls Lucy Moylan Honesdale Minnie Johns Jackson Street

Community sale at Mrs Hurley home in Green Ridge

Tuesday evening a sale of food and household articles will be held at Mrs Hurley’s home on Electric Avenue Green Ridge to benefit the Household Economic section of the Woman's club. Items priced to fifty cents. A musical program includes two child whistlers. Dancing after 10. Local notices include staff changes and business rentals.

Hurley Electric Avenue Woman's Club Green Ridge Dietriet O. le Colvin Glolw Loge Choy Learn Chaatlea KK Bonml Ken & Jones Dnuggiati P. Joy Dickson Avenue Mi Cora Grito Lizasie Robinson Miss Griffin Hidge Iron Works Haa Hull Building Green Midge Street Aes Wl Jyor Spencer Aloe

Wedding and social notices from South Scranton area

A detailed local notices column recalls a home wedding for Miss Imma Geigel and Henry Fagsshuur at the Gumbald residence with Rev. Witke officiating, attendants listed, and a supper and toasts. Other items include a housewarming party, a pigeon theft report, and a surprise party for Henry Schwenker with many attendees and refreshments.

Choral Union of Hickory Street Church Plans Concert

The Choral union of the Hickory Street Presbyterian church will present a Wednesday evening concert under Prof. C. B. Derman with assistants Lydia Sailer Beatrice Morris Mabel Christ and F. H. Wid mayer and Datner's orchestra. Under Derman tutorage the choir advances rapidly toward the front of musical groups. The following is the programme.

Jackson Street Raptor Luther Keller Lewis Davis Hickory Street Presbyterian Church C. B. Derman Lydia Sailer Beatrice Morris Mabel Christ F. H. Widmayer Datner Derman Choral Union

Delightful Maple Street house-warming party hosted by Mrs Hamm

Mrs Margaret Hamm hosted a new home gathering on Maple Street Saturday night with singing dancing and amusements. Guests included Frank Reipmiller Edward Reipmiller John Phillips Jansen John Phillips Frances Hamm Tillie Hamm Clara Griswold Rose Julia Hamm James Maginnis Joseph Reipmiller George Sporer Joseph Hamm and others as Joseph Wolvenider's Italian orchestra provided music.

Margaret Hamm Maple Street Frank Reipmiller Edward Reipmiller John P. Phillips Jansen John Phillips Frances Hamm Tillie Hamm Clara Griswold Rose Julia Hamm James Maginnis Joseph Reipmiller George Sporer Joseph Hamm Phillips Joseph Wolvenider

Pigeon thefts and local notices fill Nubs of News

The Connell Coal Company pays September earnings today. Peter Webber reports ten prized homing pigeons stolen from his coop on Elm street and Prospect avenue. The Neptune Engine Company holds a special meeting this evening. The Tigers football team defeated Anthracites 2 0 on tunnel grounds. Numerous residents from Cedar and Brook avenues, Daleville, Wilkes-Barre, and surrounding towns are mentioned with visits, travels, and a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ley.

Connell Coal Company Peter Webber Elm Street Prospect Avenue Neptune Engine Company Tigers Vera Nevel Nobleton John Burgess Cedar Avenue Sadler Salem Wayne County George Ames Oscar Kammer Brook Street Daleville Howard Wirtheimer Honesdale Gus Gunther Stroudsburg Stone Avenue Minnie Faust Jacob Faust St. Louis Phillip Hartman Rattlesnake Pond Jacob Zimmer

Week at Criminal Court Opens Under Three Judges

The second week of the term of criminal court begins with Judge H M Edwards presiding in the main courtroom, Judge H H Mc Clure in No 2, and Judge H M Weand in No 3. A large slate of theft and liquor-law cases incluing officials accused of bribes, while the Men’s Union prosecutes others.

H. M. Edwards H. H. McClure Lewisburg H. M. Weand Montgomery Charles Knupp Forest City Yellow Kid Francis Winwood Harry Hill Charles Or ‘Slaughter Graham Harry Allen House of Refuge Archbold James Gellings West Scranton Archbald Margaret Burns Thomas Gerrity Thomas Ford, Jr Jeffrey Powers Scranton Street Powers Warden Tappen Carbondale Elizabeth Tappen Michael Cunningham Love John Astock Dunmore Ballentine Cunningham

North Scranton Prep Game vs Black Diamonds Set for Tomorrow

North Scranton Warren Walker Wall slated for tomorrow evening in Awlhority with North End rivals the Black Diamonds of Pittston. Local lineups list Mack Diamond and Connelly among North End stars, while city notes report arrests, church events, rummage sale, and a funeral service for Mrs. David R. Williams.

Walker Wall Tomorow Sevon North End Black Diamonds Pittston Mack Diamond Avichony Cose McCloskey Thachduet Caneseerereene Nc Tlile THOR Connelly Davia Bota Aldermai Myer Asault Migele Andrews Anthony Tochinuski Defaute Alterman Myora Joseph Si Plage Teubon Dean Church Avenue

Diocesan Temperance Cadet Campaign Aims to Expand Membership

In Scranton the diocese rally urges strengthening cadet societies to promote total abstinence. Father Curran offers a gold framed oil painting prize for the society enrolling the most members, with national board backing sought. Delegates adopt a motion to recruit wider membership and plan amendments for the next convention.

Father Mathew Hartford Conn Scranton America J. J. Curran Philadelphia James Regan West Scranton Edward Hayers Pine Brook Curran St. John's Society

Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Relief From Kidney Ailments

A Scranton reader, A L Bryant of 1384 Washington Ave, testifies he suffered back pain for sixteen years and found steady relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Matthews' drug store. He purchased six to seven boxes with improved comfort, praising Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U S agents.

A. L. Bryant Washington Avenue Scranton Dean Matthews Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S

Death of Mrs Ferdinando Arogeni at Fairview Avenue

Ferdinando Arogeni of Fairview Avenue died at home yesterday after a lingering illness. She leaves a husband two daughters and two sons. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Mm. Ferdinando Arogeni Fairview Avenue

Strike for shorter hours in wartime talk

A fragment from Tit-Bits shows Mike and Pat debating a strike for shorter hours. Pat questions the motive while Mike asserts workers seek relief as wages and hours strain under wartime pressures.

Mike Pat

Also Mentioned on This Page

West ST. Patrick's Rev J. B. Moylan Dufour First Baptist Church West Side Y. W. C. A Globe Warehouse General News South Miss Geigel Henry Fasshaur George Gumbalid Crown Avenue James D. C. Witke Imma Geigel Henry Fagsshuur George Gumbald Toy Cedar Avenue Christ Lutheran Church Anna Rodenberger John Schmidt Gutheinz, Welser & Krager Germany Charles Kaestner Jasper Jenny Frank Krayer Fred Weiser William Gutheinz R. Kunz A. Dinker A. Webber Anna Jenny Jennie Kaestner Caroline Hess Carrie Werner Mina Weisser Louisa Kaestner Henry Hildebrand Fred Schunk Henry William Frichtel Pittsburg Grocers Henry Schwenker Pittgon Avenue Mr. Schwenker John Snyder John Kuhns John Toomey George Emmet Charles Hoffman Peter Klein John Grambo Mrs. Winslow Christ St. Thomas’ College Hall Pavia BE. W. Scripture Paychological Laboratory Yale University Ersen Ment Lycemn Theatre Burgunder & Rels A. J. Daily Wagenhals and Kemper Louis James Kathryn Kidder Mendelssohn Maxim de Gross Seata MR. N.C. Goodwin Maxime Elliott Hi. VY Esmond Academy OF Music, Palan Dee & Rbis Rown the Bowery Matines Prives New Gaiety Theatre Long Vaird Emerson New York Curldler and Robinson King's Queen's Mary Wells James Wella Benhett Street James Mra Edward Archer Cincinnati Ofelock Holy Réan Church Cathe+ deal Patrick Dougherty Putnam Street Marquette Council Young Men's Institute The Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club Elizabeth Rudolph John Flaherty Bouth Wyoming Avenue St. Mary's Church No. 5
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