City Notes and Local Events Mix of Society, Sports and Court News
City notes report Gentlemen's Driving Club races on Saturday at 2 p m and a bicycle club season opener social on Washington avenue. Other items include a hospital stay for Signor Baritta Mull in Boston, Peter McCann missing court and a hotel crook case release, and a saints retreat at St Peter's cathedral.
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Associated Charities
Washington Avenue
Signor H. Baritta Mull
Boston
Peter McCann
cAp
Seranton
Scranton Commercial Travelers’ Association
Hinghamton
Fred Warner
Stafford Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Prowpect Avenue
Birch Street
Washburn Street Cemetery
Centennial Baptists Recall Early Scranton Church History
The Penn Avenue Baptist church hosts centennial commemorations with Rev. Warren G. Partridge welcoming attendees including charter members and city ministers. Rev. Dr. Edward Judson of New York delivers a sermon on true philanthropy based on the Good Samaritan, stressing practical neighborliness and active aid to the needy as central church work.
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Scranton
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Warren G. Partridge
Oetty
William Bishop
Mott
Brother Archer
Pittston
Cutler
Providence
First Baptist Church
Partridge
Mary Bevan
Isaac Bevan
W. P. Hellings
Omaha
Neb
Sisson
A. (. Sisson
Factoryville
Abington Association
Abington
Sie
Wayne County Association
Delaware River Association
Haptiams
Lesson
Old
Hellinigs
Ing
Miller
Edward Judson
Judson Memorial Church
New York
Jesus
Judgon
Judson
Sarah Krighbaum
B. F. Fillmore
Horace Ladd
Philadelphia
First Church
J. T. Collina
Lemuel Amerman
Association
W.G. Grow
D. C. Hughes
Dr. Lorimer
Boston
Baptists
Parliament of Religion
Notorious Shoplifter Targeting Early Bargains at Local Stores
A garbled notice hints at a shoplifter being ashamed of their actions at Davidow and Guernsey Bros as bargain sales and cold season promotions draw shoppers. It mentions Weber as a brand involved in offers and urges securing bargains before prices rise.
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Jared
Davidow
Davidow Bros
Dro
Penn Avenue Church 25 Year Stats Highlight Ebensburg Event
A C Sisson of Factoryville reports Penn Avenue church figures for twenty five years with home expenses 116405 Sunday school 15164 benevolent and miscellaneous 80495 total 212008 baptisms 1104 deaths 104. Clergy from Wilkes Barre Pittston and nearby towns hosted sessions while Rev Britton and Rev Stewart opened events. Visitors invited to meet church officers after services.
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A. C. Sisson
Factoryville
Abington Association
Penn Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Pittaton
Partridge's Nest
Britton
West Pittston
Stewart
First Baptist Church
Pittston
Pittston and Providence
Pennsylvania
Lower Bethlehem
Judson
Welsh Episcopal Church Welsh service plan eyed for Scranton
Young men from St. David's Church led by T. Jones press a movement to establish Welsh Episcopalian worship in Scranton Hyde Park area. They seek rector Rev. M. H. Mil's sanction to offer Welsh services at St. David's or in the schoolroom before the evening service.
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St. Luke's
Scranton
St. David's Church
T. ©. Jones
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
M. H. Mil
Hyde Park
St. David
Jones
Mii
Reception for Hastings Planned by Local Republicans
Local Republicans organize extensive arrangements for General Hastings gubernatorial visit next Monday and Tuesday. A special committee will coordinate informal receptions in the North End West Side and a miners meeting at Frothingham theater. Tuesday includes a short stop in Carbondale and later events in Honesdale with main meetings. Committeemen meet at the Central Republican club rooms. Date of public openings to be announced later in June.
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Geeral D. H. Hastings
Ita
Gen. Hastings
North End
West Side
Frothingham
Carbondale
Honesdale
General Hastings
Central Republican Club
Fred W. Fieltz
M. W. Lowry
George B. Thompson
BE. B. Robathan
George H. Shires
Frank T. Okell
Philip Dipm
Thomas Shotten
Walter ©. Davis
John H. Reynolds
Livy
Richard
Elegant Church Wedding Schroeder Morris Nuptials
Miss Mary Schroeder and Percival Morris wed in St Peter's Cathedral with Rev P J McManus officiating The ceremony and reception at the bride's Green Ridge home featured Bauer's orchestra florals and a floral initial display The bridal party included maid of honor Cecilia Schroeder bridesmaids and flower girls The couple will reside at 637 Madison Ave after a ten day trip and will host Thursday receptions at home
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P. J. McManus
St. Peter's Cathedral
Mary Garstaie Schroeder
Conrad Schroeder
Percival John Morris
Brown & Morris
O'Clock
Green Ridge
Bauer
William P. Schilling
St. Paul's Homan Catholic Church
Cecilia Sylvester Schroeder
Frederick Tropp
Gertrude Morris
Philippine ‘Tropp
Marie O'Malley
Emma Koch
Lillian Hall Morris
Augusta ‘Tropp
Beatrice
Trystine Morris
Charlotta Schroeder
William Watkins
Peckville
William Avery
Charles Williams
Eugene Davis
George Rogers
Samuel Derman
Edward Thayer
Sanderson Avenue
Clark
Dame Kid of
Howers
Huntington
Morris
Lackawanna
Madison Avenue
Navy
Meeting at Green Ridge Draws 300 Plus Republicans
Over three hundred persons attended the Green Ridge Republican Club rally held in the club office last evening. Professor H. L. Burdick presided as chairman. John R. Jones opened with remarks advocating election of Republican candidates. R. A. Zimmerman reviewed country conditions under various administrations and urged voters to elect decent men this fall.
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Green Ridge
New Railroad Franchise Heads to Select Council
A stated meeting of select council and an adjourned session of the comprised body will be held tomorrow evening. The select railway committee will meet at 7 o clock to consider an ordinance granting the right of way in several Green Ridge streets to the Scranton and North End Railway company. The ordinance was favorably reported at the last meeting but was re committed after Committeemen Ross and Clark said they had not been notified of a
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard Place
C., McGea
Weat Reinie
Harry Linderman
Troy
Bradford County
Nelle M. Mershon
Waverly
Lackawanna County
Michael J. Smith
Taylor
Annie J. Barrer
Lackawanna Township
William Warren
Marion Street
Episcopal Church
Green Hidge
Ballentine
Forest Hill Cemetery
Charles Gardner
Hillside Home
H. FF. Higgins
Chester
Mays
Reaoue
Higging
Moody
New York
Brown Hollow
Ned Jermyn
Howard Jermyn
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Sue Jermyn
Edward Jermyn
Little Way
Hiw Read
Connell
Sanderson
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Scranton and North 23Nd Company
Scranton Traction Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Green Ridge
Providence
Joint
Economy Heat and Power Company
Select Council
Select Railway Committee
Scranton and
North End
Ross and Clark
Fancy Prices Prompt Fresh Shopper Debate
A shopper complains she pays social for the same size Olive while a rival Trader touts lower cost. Another buyer claims our Java brand rival offers better value at 38c. The vendor pitches Maine Corn at 13 cents a can or 1.50 per dozen.
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Java
Headquarter Prices Offer Bigger Returns Than Local Shops
A notice urges readers to visit headquarters for full price postings. It cautions against relying on small nearby stores for prices and suggests larger outlets may provide better information and deals.
Petersburg Republicans Hold Mass Meeting in Mechler's Hall
Tenth Ward Republicans gathered in Petersburg last night to rally support for an unusually strong turnout on November 6. Speakers included Charles I. Krein of Philadelphia John M. Harris and John R. Jones with George Ferber presiding. Krein spoke German for the crowd and Harris reviewed candidate platforms and party differences.
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Tenth Ward
Petersburg
Mechler's Hall
Charles I. Krein
Philadelphia
John M. Harris
Charles Daweon
John R. Jones
George Ferber
Joseph A. Scranton
R. W. Archbald
C. E. Pryor
James C. Vaughn
Alexander T. Connell
Krein
Evangelists Weeden and Schiveres to Visit Wilkes-Barre
Evangelist Schiveres and his assistant Mr. Weeden plan November meetings in Wilkes-Barre with men only at the Young Men’s Christian Association auditorium. After stops in New York and Montreal they will return briefly to lead sessions, then Weeden will go to Scranton for Y M C A gospel meetings. The Wy oming Valley audience awaits.
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Evangelist Schiveres
Mr. Weeden
Scranton
New York
Montreal
Young Men's Christian Association
Wyoming Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Women on Temperance Discuss Rail Worker Outreach
The Central union of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met on Spruce Street to review progress and plan a campaign among railroad men. They emphasized reaching about 4,000 workers, will distribute suitable literature, and urge men to read and reflect on the cause, noting recent successes. A separate note mentions Miss Hardenbergh's piano study program at 437 Wyoming Avenue.
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Central Union
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Spruce Street
Prominent City Lots Offered Near Rail Lines
Real estate listing notes lots available without extra cost to buyers near D. and H. and Ontario and Western stations. Prices rise after the first sale. Plot access provided at H. B. Reynolds office in the Republican Building.
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Ontario and Western Railway
H. B. Reynolds
Republican
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