West Scranton Day Events Highlight Mr Putnam Sermon
Rev. James W. Putnam of New York spoke to a large Jackson Street Baptist Church audience on the liquor traffic and church duties. He urged doing service to God, praised church singing, and warned against fault finding while urging action in home and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Dr. Morgan
Carlisle
Sumner Avenue
James W. Putnam, D. DD
New York
Putnam
Jerusalem
Feerman
Ehurch
Christian Labor Sermon Highlights City Hardships
Dr Puttnam spoke on life in New York tenements where girls under 16 act as caretakers for children and the poor endure hardship. He noted many wealthy donors fund missions abroad while neglecting needs at home. The talk engaged the audience with its lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Puttnam
New York
Temperance talk appeals to Carlisle churches
Rev Dr Morgan of Dickinson College Carlisle and Lt Rev Edward Dinwiddie of Harrisburg superintendent of the Anti Saloon League spoke in Washburn Street and Hampton Street churches yesterday. He outlined the leagues inter denominational unity and aim to enlist church support and funds to press temperance legislation and monitor the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morgan
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Edward Dinwiddie
Harrisburg
League
Local Church Music Notes and Upcoming Soloists
Philip Warren substitutes as bass at Elm Park church and will sing solo at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian during winter. Plymouth church choir offered an anthem I Heard the Voice of Jesus Bay with solos by Mrs. A B Eynon Lillian Reynelis David Owens and DP EF Hughes. William Phillips praised for high singing standards. Christmas music rehearsals already underway in many churches and Sunday schools. Washburn Street Presbyterian to present an excellent program tomorrow evening with sextet selections and noted soloists. Richard Thames slowly regaining health after years as Mim Park Church soloist. Newly organized male chorus from Powell's music store to compete on The Pilgrims at Cincinnati eddfod on New Year's Day under conductor J T Watkine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Warren
Elm Park
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Plymouth
Jesus Bay
A. B. Eynon
Lillian Reynelis
David Owens
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Powell's Musie Store
Cincinnatelsteddfod
From
J. T. Watkine
Entertainment and Oyster Supper at Funner Avenue Church
An evening event at Funner Avenue Presbyterian Church features an oyster supper with a program including soloist Acie Morgan performing Thinking, recitation Benedicet Arnold, Bennie Phillipe, and a duet by Alice Phillips and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funner Avanue Presbyterian Church
Toen Errow
T.co Elowk
Acie Morgan
Benedicet Arnold
Bennie Phillipe
Alice Phillips
Morgan
Wright's Genuine Health Underwear for Men
Promoters urge men to inspect Wright's Genuine Health Underwear as proven by years of testing. The piece reproduces a manufacturers’ circular sent to the trade, aimed at skeptical buyers who know proper underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Wright's Health Underwear Sanitary Qualities Highlighted
The advertisement calls attention to Wright's Health Underwear, praising its rapid absorption of perspiration and evaporation at the fabric surface to prevent chilling. It asserts protection against colds and rheumatic diseases, notes superior material and warmth, and guarantees the fleecing will not wear off until thoroughly worn out.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helped Woman Heal
An 1880s style testimonial from Mrs Gratkupe M Johnson of Jongspono TEXAS praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postnatal spine spells and female weakness after multiple doctors failed. She reports rapid improvement after one bottle and ongoing benefit after five bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkheam
Mrs Perkins Letter Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Remedies
A reader from Peart La praises Lydia E. Pinkham remedies including Vegetable Compound Liver Pills and Saantive Wash after claiming three doctors failed to help her female troubles. She credits the products with improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Perkins
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Ervin Penaixs
Peart, la
Recitation and Music Selections At Local Church Event
A church event featured recitations by Edith Richards and Amno Tavis, solo and violin performances by Laura Thomas and Etta Williams, and instrumental selections by the Watkins family and the church orchestra. The program included pieces such as Our Flag and The Crystal Wedding with phono graph numbers noted.
Hyde Park Father Mathew Society Debates Territorial Expansion
Hyde Park Father Mathew Society plans a debate at Meare Hall on Sunday November 1 with the topic Territorial Expansion is a benefit to the United States. Gallagher Lavelle Kinney and Brown lead the affirmative while Jennings Walsh and others oppose. A bail will be held on Tuesday evening November 7 to receive national and local election returns via special wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
United States
J. ©. Gallagher
M. &. Lavelle
Edward Kinney
J. MH. Brown
Jennings
M.T. Walsh
Meare’ Hall
Effort to Unite Jackson Street and First Baptist Churches
Efforts continue to amalgamate the Jackson Street and First Baptist congregations with a $1,090 pledge reportedly offered if unity is achieved. First church plans a new edifice while awaiting structural modifiers, and Jackson Street faces mortgage foreclosure if the debt remains unpaid by November 4. Pastor de Grouchy leads fundraising with aid from workers as Williamsport resolutions hint at possible aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
First Baptist
First Church
de Grouchy
Williamsport
West Scranton
Contractor Burke Paves Price Street Between Ionic Park and Bromley
Burke has crew at work on Price Street between Ivyde Park and Bromley Avenues for several days and expects completion in a few days. Cobblestones are being laid and the street shows a material improvement from its previously deplorable condition after heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Price Street
Ilyde Park
Bromley Avenas
Local Religious and Community Notices Highlight Weekend Activities
Yesterday at the YWCA Alea Henry Neimeyer led a gospel meeting on Lost Opportunities. Thomas J. Walsh, a Continental miner, fractured his right leg Friday. Hamp ton Street Methodist choir visited Moses Taylor hospital. Mrs BL Evans is a patient there. Parish women discussed the upcoming holiday fair at St. Patrick's. Rev J T Whelan presided and apportioned districts for contributions. St Pauls Pioneer Corps planned a country dance at the Armory next month. Jackson Street Baptists prepare Harvest Home festival rehearsals. Bachelors club set social for November 1 at Meare hall. St Brenden's Young Men's Institute plans regular meeting. Plymouth church to host pastor reception for Rev Boyl and family. Pierd Heberling to marry Winnie Stevens at Plymouth Congregational on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Alea
Henry Neimeyer
Thomas J. Walsh
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Moses Taylor Hospital
Mra. Bl. M. Evans
Ladies of &J. Patrick's
J. T. Whelan
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Armory
Fpidetian Society
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Bachelors’ Club
Meare’ Hall
Bauvers
Erage
St. Brenden's Council
Young Men's Institute
Plymouth Church
A. Boyl
BR. J. Bauer
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Pierd Heberling
Winnie Stevens
South Lincoln Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
Early Morning Bloom Avenue Brawl Leaves Several Fined
Alderman Myera overseen a police court session with nearly twenty prisoners from the fourth precinct. In the day’s serious case, Anthony Pollicky Mathias Kollycvsky John Powell John Cheese and Mike Cheese fought with chairs clubs and knives. Powell and Cheese were badly cut and treated by Dr Rodham. Two Cheeses faced burglary charges with $200 bond. Additional arrests on Lloyd street included Frank Grolsky Frank Yroutch Mat Schwodish Joe Norrich and Peter Morwovitch all cited for drunkenness fighting and disorderly conduct. Commisky Sedo Snyder and Smith on Theodore street faced varying fines for drunken fighting. Patrick Burns drunk on a street car and claiming Pittston home was discharged by Alderman Sencore after showing lack of funds. He will be released to await Thanksgiving day.
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Myera
Fourth Precinct
Anthony Pollicky
Mathias Kollycvsky
John Powell
John Cheese
Mike Cheese
Bloom Avenue
Spellman
Olicera May
Duggan
Ross
Rodham
Powell
Cheesy
Dr. Rodham
Patrick Collins
Jermyn
Lloyd Street
Frank Grolsky
Frank Yroutch
Mat Schwodish
Joe Norrich
Peter Morwovitch
Norrich
Morwovitch
Charles Commisky
Frank Sedo
Joe Snyder
Joe Smith
May
John Sencore
Willie
Providence
Dave Orfsor
Das
Local Deaths and Notices From City Streets and Churches
One of George Atherton's livery horses died yesterday from injuries after falling into the North Main avenue sewer trench a few nights ago. The funeral of Michael Reap was held from his late home on West Market Street yesterday afternoon. The Vermulns Avery taken to Holy Rosary church at 1 o'clock for services conducted by Rev J. C. O'Toole with interment in Cathedral cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte White Wat held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from her late home on North Main avenue with services by Rev George F. Guild and interment in Dalton cemetery. The marriage of Pansy Ethy to Mr. Charles Elroy Lyman will take place tomorrow at noon at Court Street Methodist Episcopal church. Foreman Robinson of William Street had his right hand badly crushed while laying a section of track in the Leggretts Creek mines. Meadow Brook Washer. Pea coal sold to teams 7 1/2 cents a ton at the corner of Cedar Avenue and Gibbons Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Atherton
Horace
North Main Avenue
Michael Reap
West Market Street
Vermulns Avery
Holy Rosary Charch
J. C. O'Toole
Cathedral
Charlotte White Wat
Qelowk
North Malin Avenue
George FE. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
Wise
Dalton Cemetery
Pansy Ethy
W. B. Washburne
Court Street
Charles Elroy Lyman
Foreman Robinson
William Street
Pleasant surprise party honors Miss Carol Naw in South Scranton
A welcome gathering at 720 Stone Avenue honored Miss Carol Naw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J Naw, with a large group of Miss Napesese friends attending music, refreshments, and socializing. Other items note Willan Lute visiting Cartirdale, the Junger Macnerchor event at German ia hall, Willan Connell Hose club evening, and the upcoming marriage of Edward Phillips and Lena Kramer at St Marys church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Naw
Stone Avenue
Carol
Miss Nape
Thore
Emme Wirt
Frieda Russ
Lena Scheuer
Lizele Aspersachinger
Laura Pilger
Eve Kher
Emelia Blaster
Emma Lengler
Lisele Henchley
Lisale Nape
Mesers
Gust. Fpruehan
Howard Lewert
Walter Lewert
Charlee Miller
Charles Berghanest
Denes Motchman
Charles Beheuch
GO. Fruvhan
C Herghpauser
C. Schneider
Tmonry Lowert
Merc
Willan Lute
Cartirdale
Edward Gardner
Pittston Avenue
Junger Macnerchor
Germania Hall
Willan Connell Hose Company
Felix Wenger
Bonnabend Journal
Luserne County Express
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Philllips
Mies Lena Kramer
St. Mary's Church
Dunmore News Briefs Include Listings and Meetings
October notices list names of residents for dues and ads. Funerals and meetings are noted for Court Pride lodge and Johnston Fire Company. Social events are announced by L C B A and Paris Dancing Club. Local clergy present evangelistic services and a Rome band concert draws crowds while residents travel to Philadelphia.
Grainso Nourishing Drink Promises Health Benefits
A historical notice touts Grainso as a delicious nourishing food drink that imitates coffee in flavor but lacks its harms. It claims to aid digestion, strengthen nerves, and suit both children and adults, priced comparably to coffee for grocers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grainco
Bargain Linen Prices Across All Homes
All day bargain prices on linen and textiles including 36 inch printed percales and unbleached muslin at low grades. Yard wide bleached and unbleached muslin, table damask, and remnants offered at challenge prices. Includes pure linen crash and 35 to 65 cent items with wide selection and bold discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
PTCO
Great sale of dress goods in varied lots at special prices
A department announces a one day sale featuring ten to twelve dress goods lots. Items include plaid dress goods 20c grade, 33 inch plaids, 35c greys and browns, all wool mixtures 69c, all wool golf suitings, camel hair plaids, homespuns 75c, black figured dress goods 50c, colored taffeta silks, 46 inch black French moras 65c, and storm serge 98c. Also a special astrakhan sale at $2.50 value and higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eenon Jena
Storm ‘Sarge
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West
Scranton
James W. Putnam
D. D
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
Entertainment and Stipper
Len
Norfolk and
New Brunswick
Globe Warehouse
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Pinkham
General News
Alderman Myers
Missionary Society
Meadow Brook
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
South Scranton
Dunmore
Lizzie Bick
West Drinker Street
William Colliran
Kate Hennigan
Willow Street
Annie Murray
Nelile Hunter
Florence Hope
New York Street
Jane Tinchford
Fellow Street
Margaret Swift
M. P. Walsh
Mareo Bulona
Lutek Johan
Pietro Baldo
Court Pride Lodge
Forestern
Ovear Gavienn
Johnston Pire Company
Washington Hall
Paris Dancing Clave
Ord Fellows’ Hall
Washington Bell
M. Pascoe
MFB
Rome
Keystone Hall
Lydian
Helen Farre
Edward
Cherry Street
Philadelphia
People's Drin
Melavehiin
Fourth Street
Lyceum Theatre
Burgunder & Reis
HR. Long
Louis James
Kathryn Kidder
Chas, B. Hanford
Carl
Beenery
Lyman H. Howe
Wison
Dewey
Beenes
Columbia-Shamrock International
Algo
GEO. Channing
Darling
Herald Square Theater
Brockway Entertainment Course
Ariel
Ladies
Bottonia Sextette
Mars
the Magieian
Carleton
Denii
Banin
Mandolin Celui
Blavion
Lyceum
Dixeram
Walders
Fam
Genera
Bennett & Moulton Co
Kirk Brown
Oa Strongk Company
Wyoming Avenue
Neesyoapcanesses
R.daccmerpan
Tice Tate
Matinees Daily
Miner & Van's
Milly van
Viele Nobriga
Alpidater
Bria
Wheers
North Minth
Poiladelighia
Civee
Dare
Ours
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and Wilkes Barre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
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