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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1901

Page

6

West Scranton Cymanfa Closes as Moderators Elected

The Welsh Congregational ceyininfa at South Hyde Park avenue in North Scranton will end today with new officers chosen Rev R S Jones of North Scranton elected moderator and Rev J P Thomas of Nanticoke chosen scribe Lansford to host next session Clergymen from Kingston Bangor Minersville and Wilkes-Barre attend services, with Welsh and English sermons noted and a song feature by Mrs Evane and duets by Mrs Heese and Mrs Kran.

R. S. Jones North Scranton J. P. Thomas Nanticoke Lansford Get Elon Tibernacle Hyde Park Avenue Muellres Evans Minersville Peter Hobeyta Olyphant Theophilus T. C. Edwards Kingston Peter Roberts Iwnor Thomas Bangor John R. George Welsh Calviniette Methodist Church South Main Avenue W. J. Richards Wilkes-Barre Roderick Davie Morgantown Firet Welsh Congregational Church J. Po. Thomas Aoa. Ewan Plymouth Iver Thomas H.W. Jones Delta Welsh Baptist Church Ot. Ivane Minoreville Eventim Nev Hampton Street Slatington Ivor Thomas North Scvanter Roderick Daevis F. T. Evins Jaineford P.P. Jones

Opening of Camp 338 building marks town celebration

The Colonial club aided in furnishing the new camp structure designed by Architect Albert Kurtman with masonry by John Anwell and Alls prugh Prothers. The building committee included Hinman Sanders Eldred Miller Green and others. A formal dedication occurs December 12 with a large turnout, speeches by A J Colborn and a Washington crossing exhibit from Camp 338 Pald Mount. Social events follow with supper and dancing as rooms await tenants.

Brussels Albert Kurtman John Anwell Allsprugh Prothers Alo Hinman Sanders Bob Eldred Hin America Amelia Hohe Washington Crossing Delaware Pald Mount Oca Vin Buskirk Levina Peynon Maud Minkey Carmel Fahey Ciertiade Butlivan Lillin LaBar Haarlew Zintel Johnson Stooma Fanls

Funeral Rites for Mrs Ann Campbell and Mrs Conway

The funerals for Mrs Ann Campbell and Mrs Conway were held Saturday morning at St Patrick’s and Holy Cross churches. Rev Tevelle and Rev W P O’Donnell presided with pallbearers named as Moffat Moffatt Sheridan Hart Judge Finnert and Duffy Conway Tharrett Cawley Calpin Walsh. Both interments occurred in Cathedral cemetery.

Ann Campbell Heised South Bromley St. Patrick’s Church PL FB. Tevelle Anthony Moffat Patrick Moffatt Mitchell Sheridan Thomas Hart Thomas Judge John Finnert Tey. W. P. O' Donnell Ann Conwy Holy Cross Bellevue Patrick Duffy John Conway John Tharrett Martin Cawley Patrick Calpin Peter Walsh Cathedral Cemetery

Ex-members meet at Crave pond. club entertains at Mears hall

The ex members of the Columbia Tiere and Chemical company will hold hochum take today at Crave pond. All who intend going are requested to meet at the corner of Main avenue and Jaekeen street at 7 a. m. The Excelliog Hee club will conduct an entertainment and social in Mears hall on Tuesday evening, Oct. 8. The regular morning meeting of St. David's vestry will be postponed until next Monday night.

Columbia Tiere and Chemical Company Hochum Crave Pond Main Avenue Jaekeen Streen GA. Willams Midtle Chanville NL D Hin Excelliog Hee Club Mears Hall Mornthis St. David

Local residents return from trips and visits across the state

Miss Libbie M Kreage of Newton guests the Kresee sisters in Mountaintop area. Charles Leber and Victor Tuxembereer return from a Wheeling tour. Mrs John Price visits Weat Scranton and Dr George Reach travels to Gordon for a family illness. Many others return from Lake Winola Carbondale Youngstown and alike while planning family gatherings and attend a semi centennial event in Carbondale.

Libbie M. Kreage Newton Miases Kresee North Hede Park McFadden Myderwond Pittston G. BR. Teynelde North Main Avenue Nev Thomas de Grophy Jackson Strait Baptist Church Yer. Tery Ella Shaw Delia Davis Lake Winola Carbondale W Oe Bruning North Thle Park Avenue Marl Lee North Meaney Avenue Robert Bradley Edward Mouse Boltwin Julia Cartwright Gormantown Pia Ohio WL Hughes North Bromley Avenue North and South Wales George F. Kynan North Malin Avenue Albert West Pail South Scranton William W. Chae Ruth Bessie Mughes

Kemp’s Balam Promises Quick Relief Trial Offer Made

Inquiry into a dubious patent remedy claims immediate relief from coughs and fevers. The notice touts Kemp’s Balam with a bold guarantee and a free trial, urging readers to test its supposed healing powers.

Local residents on brief seaside and city visits

Notes list residents and visitors from North Main avenue South Hyde Park avenue and other streets as they take ten day or short sojourns to Asbury Park Nashville Philadelphia and Lake Henry. Names include Larry Jenkins Addison W Chase Rees D Jones Walter McNichola John J Phillips Mrs Michael Foy Mr and Mrs Charles Sanker Miss Anna Ronehler Miss Margaret Davis Maud Koorner and Clara Gibbs with many returning home or traveling for conventions and leisure across dates and locations.

Ening Agsbury Park Larry Jenkins Lake Ariel Mia Addison W. Chase North Main Avenue Asbury Park Rees D. Jones Hyde Park Avenue Thomimoan Walter McNichola Nashville Tenn John J. Phillips Bhenandeah D. B. Thome South Malin Avenue N. J. Protheroe Academy Street Atlante Atte Michael Foy Jackson Street George Mclaughlin Brooklyn Drayman Ofin Hayden Philadelphia Maud Kioorner Clara Gibbs North Lincoln Avenue Lake Henry

Funeral Rites and Local Notices From Scranton Area

The obituary notices report multiple funerals in Holy Rosary church with interments at Cathedral cemetery, naming pallbearers for Joseph Kline, Mary Sullivan, and Anthony Corcoran. Community events include North Scranton Glee club Lake Lodore trip for a $100 prize and local residents' travels and job moves. An incident recounts a Friday night intruder alarm near Miss Mary Murtaugh’s home.

Joseph Kline Brick Avenue Pathie Holmes Holy Rosary Church Cathedral Patrick Gallagher Po F. Loftus John Flynn Jon Newcomb Jose Murphy Peter McGuire Mary Sullivan Putham Street Holy Rosary North Scranton Glee Club Lake Lodore William Davis Anthony Corcoran Leggett's Creek Parker Street Father Holmes Father Whitty Legcett Crook Accidental Fund United Mine Worker of America Father Whitty Society Thomas Coleman Thomas Norton David Madhron Thomas McSchriefer Anthony Staten Thomas Harrington Handwigene North Main Avenue Lake Scranton Misa Warrie Huff New George Silkman New York City Church Avenue James Jones Mary Murtaugh Thoms Murtaugh Oak Street Fitender

Dunmore Notes and Local Notices From Presbyterian Aid To Pews

The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian chapel meets with Mrs M W Chamberlin on Blakely street Thursday at 8 o clock. Rev Hi Newing visits New Jersey friends while Rev Harry Nye preached yesterday. Temperance workers rehearse Monday September 2 at the Methodist Episcopal church with Gather D Reese leading singing. Miss Emma Ludwik remains critical. Postmasters list unclaimed letters ending August 31 including Doherty Crane Foley Virady Hagerty Couch Purdy Shaffer Smith Wilson Coviolo Murky and others. Moffatt leaves for Buffalo. Winsterstein family returns from Great Lakes trip. Spencer and family at Lake Clemo. Lakeside visits noted.

Ladies Aid Society Presbyterian Chapel M. W. Chamberlin Blakely Street Newing New Jersey Harry Nye Presbyterian Church Ehole Dunmore Methridhet Episcopal Lemperance Dunne Lucy Heal Hunch Eatreet Wyalueine John Doherty Crane Grove Street Mire J. Foley Monroe Avenue John

Birthday tribute for Marian Anna Haweh eighty celebrated

In South Scranton a large family gathering honored Marian Anna Haweh on her eightieth birthday at Cedar Avenue home. Seven children, twenty nine grandchildren, and many relatives attended with thanks, poems, and cake as neighbors recalled her long life and community ties.

Waa Marian Anna Haweh Cedar Avenue Froridehildren Anna Wetter M. Wetter Towers Michiel Hatch Peter Robling John Lentes Mere Peter Hobling J. Hubn John Pherth Uml Hook Moe Merry Wetter Levtner Mer Michiel Wetter Michael Kramer Henry J. Wetter Edwward Wetter Welmeir Hauch Frank Wetter Lottie Wetter Mary J. Elden Miss Miry Maud Kramer Celesta Reuliig Clavie Wetter Ada Heft Mivghet Kulhn Henrietta Wetter Hilda Elna May Wetter Mamie Hettt May Hineh Sibttla Mamie Book Mommie Laura Wetter Harry MM. Kramer John Killin Frank Leo George Book Harry Heftl Peter George Wetter Raymond J. Wetten

St Irenes variety to meet in regular monthly session

The St Irenes variety members plan an evening meeting in Pharmacy hall for their regular monthly session. John Lafferty and John Brogan have returned from a week’s visit at the Pan American. The funeral of the 9 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wechsel of Meadew avenue was held Saturday afternoon at Forest Hill cemetery with service by Rev E Smith. Camp 400 Patriotic Order Gons of America will meet in Harman’s hall this evening.

Washington Camp Patriotic Order Sona of America North Main Avenue IBZ Rester S24 West Scranton St. Irene's Variety Pharmacy Hall John Lafferty John Brogan Pans Ameriown F. Wechsel Meadew Avenue Forest Hill Cemetery E. Smith Church of Peace Patriotic Order Gons of America Harman Harvey's Like

Reverend Parke Delivers Sermon at Circa Rideo Pecabyterian

Rev Dr NOG Parke of Pittstan preached at Circa Rideo Pecabyterian church yesterday morning taking Romans 8:1 as his text. The sermon drew a attentive free congregation. H F Smith of Monsey Avenue and others were noted in attendance. Miles Chane Burne returned from a visit with Rochester friends as locals spent time at Lake Henry.

Nog. Parke Pittstan Romina Christ Jesus H. F. Smith Monsey Avenue Isat Poster Belind Cure

Pioneer William Bay Lot dies after heart attack in Benton Center

William Bay Lot of Benton Center, a longtime Lackawanna County pioneer, died after a grip attack led to heart failure. Survived by wife and children including Attorney W. O. Baylor and Mrs. Margaret Baylor. Funeral arrangements uncertain. services to be held at Mary Mor ary church with interment in Cathedral cemetery.

William Bay Lot Benton Center Lackawanna County Kay Benten Toeelowka Baytor W. OW. Baylor Quee Oo En Beper John W. Baylor Barker Asphalt Company Balt Lake City Mise Buelness Farmine Lom Sant Baylor Tiik Mia Wien da A. J. Winetrake Rebecca Avenue Washburn Street Julig Fullivar Emamet Street Holy Rosa Church Cathedral

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