One Thing Needful preached by Rev N F Stahl
Rev N F Stahl of Delaware City former Green Ridge pastor preached at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian on the theme one thing needful from Luke xci. He warned poverty health and reputation are not all. Christ is the redeemer and guide. Recitations and solos follow with tickets 75 cents for all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Stahl
Delaware City
Delaware
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Stahl
Christ
Jesus Christ
USA
Eisteddfod Preparations At Mears Hall Under Ivories Lodge
The event proceeds under the Dews Sant lodge of Ivoriies with one programme change. The afternoon session gains a prize of St WH the Offord for the best rendition among entrants. Preliminary contests will be held in Ivorive hall at 500 Weloolk featuring childrens solos and piano performances.
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Mears
Dews Sant Lodge
Ivoriies
Ivorive Hall
Assault and Robbery In Keyser Avenue Rowing From Mines
A Polish man, unnamed, was assaulted and robbed on Keyser avenue Saturday night by fellow countrymen working at the Continental mine. He required Dr. Rowland W. Davies after sustaining heavy injuries. Patrolmen McCoilligan and Collings stopped a disturbance on Ninth street that evening. No arrests were made. Reports from Keyser Valley speak of a disgraceful fight near the railroad on Jackson street with several men implicated and possibly more arrests to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser Avenue
Rowland W. Davies
Continental
McCoilligan
Collings
Ninth Street
Keyser Valley
Jackson Street
Solemn Requiem Mass for Mrs. McGarry at Holy Cross
Ter W. P.O Donnell officiated a requiem at Holy Cross Church for the late Mrs. Ede ward McGarry. Rev. J. J. Loughran and Rev. M. Loftus assisted. The church was filled with mourners and the pallbearers included Lawrence Duhiggen and Patrick Curran. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter. W. P.O Donnell
Holy Croes Church
Edeward McGarry
J. J. Loughran
John Hicginson
Patrick Joyce
Wiliam Cantvhian
Thomas Homin
Patrick Curran
Miles Moffitt
William White
William DeLacy
Ignatius Neolon
Cathedral
Underground Mine Tour Ends With Cakewalk At Flanagan Home
A group of young people toured the Bellevue mines on Saturday evening led by James Doyle. After the excursion they gathered at Mr and Mrs Flanagan on Hampton Street for refreshments and a cakewalk. Attendees included Helen Mello Mame Toreuta Annie Flanagan May Murray Lizzie Flanagan Maud Whalen Katharine Mullanugh Edward Burke Frank Cilroy Frank Clarke Thorne Flanagan and James Mahon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Jame Doyle
Mre
Flanagan
Hampton Street
Helen
Mello
Mame
Toretua
Annie Flanagan
Mise May Murray
Brooklyn
N. V
Lizzie Flanagan
Maud Whalen
Kathe MelMugh
Messrs
Edward Burke
Frank Cilroy
Frank Clarke
Thomne Flanacaon
James Mahon
Two Aublin Women Stand Trial in Notable Assault Case
One of Alderman Kelly's most complex cases was heard Saturday evening as two Aublin women were arraigned on assault and battery threats and malicious mischief charges. After bail was set, five Hungarians were warned to answer to charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Peddler Debt Row Ends in Violent Clash at Sev enth Street
Women agents selling fault and battery clashed with two indebted residents from the Hungarian community on Sev enth street. A quarrel led to bricks thrown through a door, injuring a baby and a woman, with one man held and another die charred. three others to face further hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Mike Boorr
John Donteza
Speer
Donleyn
Fire at 814 Scranton Street Causes Alarm
An alarm at 640 last evening reported a blaze in the house at 814 Scranton Street. A defective fuse was found and the fire was extinguished with little damage. The Columbia horse carriage axle broke on the way to the fire and driver John Lewis escaped injury.
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Scranton Street
John Lewis
Funeral rites for Thomas McGowan at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral services for the late Thomas McGowan were well attended at St. Patrick’s church on Saturday afternoon. The deceased’s views were in charge of Reverend Loftus, and interment followed at Cathedral cemetery. Pallbearers included James Gottus, Jamon McHale, William Hawley, John Cadden, Patrick Brown, and John Newcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGowan
St. Patrick's Church
Sey
Hey. Loftus
Cathedral
James Gottus
Jamon McHale
William Hawley
John Cadden
Patrick Brown
John Newcomb
Church Services Celebrate Week of Activities
The choir and pulpit were adorned with flowers at services. Rev Air Phillipe of Washingtonville Pa preached a fine sermon. Attendance at Sunday school nears five hundred with a picnic planned for Nay Aug in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Phillipe
Washingtonville
W. W. Jones
Stanley Bortree
Porto Rico
Porta Rica
Epworth League
Local residents share news of travel and daily events
Albert E Bewls of 1120 Division street foreman at Columbia Chemical suffered severe burns at work when molten metal splashed on him in the Dickson shops. Reverend John F P Moffatt returned from vacation and preached yesterday. Several residents departed for visits to New York Philadelphia Atlantic City and Balti more. The funeral of Mrs Caprile Pittack was held yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Bewls
Division Street
Columbia Chemial Company
Dickson
John FP. Moffatt. D. di
Washburn Street Presbyterian Vehurch
James G. Batley
Keystone Academy
First Baptist Church
William T. Jones
Frink Street
Europe
William T. Davis
Washburn Street
Lake Winola
Agnes Crane
Clarke Bros
New York
John P. Toohey
North Lincoln Avenue
Seashore
Catherine Honar
Clarke Tives
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Blachimore
Helen Davis
Frances McLain
North Main Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Henry Tewksbury
Alford, Pa
Hayden Tewksbury
Bulwer Street
Trin Pirk
Louis Keap
Schnectady
N. Y
Bynom Street
Rank Magevern
South Lincoln Avenue
Berwick
Emeline Smith
Hyde Park Avenue
Charles Swallow
Kingston
Cora Loach
Jackson Street
Salt Lake City
Mayo
2Unele Slit
Sietland Street
Great Bend
George Keone
Henesdale
Nellie Riker
East Lemon
Lulu Knapp
North Bromley Avenue
Alfred Twining
Alfred T. Cook
Ewelland Ar Rest
Arthur Siover
Price Street
Delaware
Minnie Reese
Chestnut Street
New Jersey
Caprile Pittack
Grain-O: A New Coffee Substitute For Children
Grain-O described as a healthful substitute to coffee for children. It is said to be made from pure grain, prepared like coffee but without caffeine, offered by grocers. The ad-like text promotes Grain-O as a nourishing beverage choice.
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Muc
Doan's Kidney Pills Prominent in Scranton Testimony
In a regional testimonial, Mrs Samuel R Jones of Hyde Park credits Doan's Kidney Pills with alleviating years of back pain and urinary issues after using eight to ten boxes. Her husband, John, also reports relief, as the product is advertised by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. The plea ends with the familiar dosage prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dean
Scranton Chuisen
Samuel R. Jones
Eynon Street
Hyde Park
Dosdin
Jones’ Drug Store
South Main Street
Alee
John Tye
Down
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
NS. Y
United States
Doan
Local Church Notices and Resident Updates
An adjourned meeting of St. Davids parishioners was held to discuss updating the church indebtedness. Various residents report returns from travels and visits, while several families announce new arrivals and upcoming relocations. An accident injured Edward Morse and Conrad Lutz during an Elmhurst Boulevard ride by Electric City Wheel men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Forest Till
William Wrigley
Price Street
St. David's
Richard Tichard
Hampton Street
John Hughes
Gouldeboro
David Jones
Fivenavon
South Wates
Thomas Jones
North Bromley Avenue
Arizona
James Tovey
May Jones
North Malin Avenue
New York
Walter Lewis
North Hyde Park Avenue
Clark's Summit
Hellenue
Frank J
Ralph B. Collins
Thomas Collins
South Main Avenue
Arthur Williams
Kingston
Grifith Williams
Fellevue
Electric City
Elmhurst Boulevard
Edward Morse
Conrad Lutz
Kathryn Price
Keyser Avenue
Hugh Davis
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Delle Wvipond
Academy Street
Ontario
North Scranton Socials and Obits Highlight Week
Miss Dora Tavie hosts guests from West Market Street including Hutton Johns Parrish and Evans while evan services proceed. Harry Johnson dies in a mine accident and his funeral set for today. Community notes list returns, trips, births, illnesses, and a YWCA reception at 1921 Cedar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Tavie
West Market Street
Harry Hutton
Joshua Johns
George Parrish
Frymouth
John T. Evans
Charles Evans
Evans
Davia
Harry Johnson
Dickson Mine
Frederick Johnson
Grace Street
Carbondale
St. J. Reese
Puritan Congregational Church
Maryland
R. ¥. Clymer
Lock Haven
Harry Bumgardner
North Main Avenue
W. ¢. Sanders
Church Avenue
New York
New England
J. A. Hopewell
The
Providence Register
Miss Hazel
Buffalo
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Toronto
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec
John Watkins
Putnam Street
Eno Clark
Wood Street
Crystal Lake
Frank Cooper
Kingston
Providence M. BE
Holand Clark
Mine Ethel
Owego
Dr. Forsyth
Mrs. Peck
Belmont Terrace
New England States
Couple Married In South Scranton Nups
Miss Annie Hes singer of Willow Street wed William Otto Martin of New York Saturday evening at 8 by Rev. W A North at the bride's home. Miss Louise Everhard t attended the bride, William Hessinger served as best man. They will begin housekeeping at 14 Willow Street.
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Annie Kessinger
William Otto Martin
New York
United
W. A. North
Celia Heler
Henry Engle
Birch Street
Annie Hessinger
Willow Street
New York City
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Misa Louise Everhardt
Honesdale
William Hessinger
Ninth Birthday Party for Miss Celia Heler
Miss Celia Heler hosted a Saturday evening birthday party at her Cedar avenue home. Friends enjoyed games and a light luncheon. Attendees included Mabel Coleman Lille Heuster Carrie Kelper Hertha Heler Yella Schank Minnie Heuster Mamie Dombacher Jennile Toee Anna Rosar Lillie Dowater Kate Heler Riva Helst Lottie Pickus Mary Frey Cora Heuster Nellie Bernehert Ligele Kelper Moellie Ledger Emma Hartman Adverda Kennedy Mollie Schank Irene Katgwinkle Mamie Wirth Mary Louren Miller Trancis Mickus Fred Keiper Wille Heuster Charles Hewster Clinton Kennedy and Mrs Amelia Hartman and Mrs Minnie Heler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Heler
Cedar Avenue
Mabel Coleman
Lille Heuster
Carrie Kelper
Hertha Heler
Yella Schank
Minnie Heuster
Mamie Dombacher
Jennile Toee
Anna Rosar
Narrowing translation: Pea Coal delivers to South Side areas
Pea Coal offers delivery at 1.25 dollars per ton to South Side central city and central tyde Park with service extending to J. T. Sharkey and Cedar Avenue.
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Pea Coal
South Side
Central City
Central Tyde Park
Addrom
J. T. Sharkey
Cedar Avenun
Photie
Local notices from Capouse avenue and Green Ridge events
Mise Bixler visits Boston as Capouse residents hear September schedule changes. Brotherhood meetings in Hull building Dickson Avenue paused for September. Mrs Hangl recovers after illness. W W Patterson from Philadelphia visits Green Ridge. Kings Daughters meet at Mrs Hoss home and first president expected. Christina Lindsay hosts Green Hideo Dancing Club with guests from Hull, Bradford and Stabl incl Van Dusen and Morgs. Florence Snowden visits Factoryville. Margaret and Leila Woodruff noted in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bixler
Mabel Pordhim
Capouse Avenue
Boston
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Hull Building
Dickson Avenue
J. F. Hangl
W. W. Patterson
Philadelphia
Green Ridge
J. K. Hoss
Electric
Sanderson Avenues
Aociety
Mises Christina Lindsay
Green Hideo Dancing Club
Monsey Avenue
Mlesey Blanche Hull
Helen Banderson
Kate Nettleton
Carrie Pennell
Edith Hit
Dorothy Dimmick
Eleanor Reynolds
Clare Reynolds
Minnie Morss
Lira van Cleef
Alissen Bradford
Stabl
Delaware
Misnes van Dusen
George Davincon
Julius
Clarence Morgs
Donald Hull
Walter Fordham
Corser
George Russ
Edwin
Carlton Shafer
John Dunn
George Lathrop
Florence Snowden
Sunset Avenue
Factoryville
Margaret and
Leila Woodruff
Notable Local Obituaries and Deaths in Scranton Area
A batch of obituaries and funeral notices from Scranton and vicinity. Perry Heen of Danville Ta dies at 75 after long illness. Thomas Richards, 67, of Swetland Street area, succumbs after heart trouble. Deceaseds include Kean, Evans, Shoeraker, Ruth, and Wert with services planned across days. Interments scheduled at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Richards
Swetland Street
Heobetry Avenue
Wright
Deon
Oxfont
Wales
Scranton
Cleek
Magione Willy
Fierce struggle as burly thief flees at break of day
H L Thompson of Peckville confronts a large thief on South Main street after hearing a chicken coop disturbance. A 40 minute fight ends when Thompson’s loaded shotgun misfires. the suspect escapes, leaving eight chickens and stolen papers from Justice of the Peace Mason.
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H.L. Thompson
Peckville
South Main Street
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Furty
Hhs
Howe
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Jones
Office of Justice of the Peace Mason
Blakely
Ridge
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West
Sumner Avenue Church
Dewi Sant Lodge
Ivorites Tl
Dren
Bnitlieh
Dews Font Eisteddfod
Jenkins
S. Main Avenue
Alderman Kelly
Globe Warehouse
Labor Day
North Scranton
Estelle Rosar
Mamie Eck
Lote Hartman
Tin Hornin
Ella Engle
Elizabeth Reapmores
Arthur Sherman
George Reapmiller
Fred Fleisch
John Fugehn
Theodore Fugehn
Arthur Gets
Elizabeth Woods
Little Falle
James Keeler
Sara Needham
Hae
Harver's Lake
Patrick Donnelly
Buelens
Pittston Avenue
Steelowk
McCleary
Jersey City
Joseph Hattnick, Jr
James PF. Thest
August Schimpf
Miss Pontius
Lake Winala
William Roth
Alder Street
Oxford
N. J
Henry Fuchiel
William Gutheing
Lake Underwood
William Helns
Washington Avenue
Schimpil's
Laura Saft
Williamsport
J. H. Carlyon
Dalton
Amaelia Koch
Lake Ariel
George Hartman
Charles Snyder
Pictvten Avenue
Lake Scranton
John Reuther
Neptune Place
Neptune Engine Company
Neptune
South Scranton
Plectric Avenue
Mansfield
Perry Heen
Danville
Deen
Ale
Win Coal
Dern
Pitti
Lee Verite
Wesley
Gartner
Thin Ely
Sarah Doon
Iwtwitle
Dorph Kean
Uletrich
Evan Avans
Lickawotina
Weatern
Mertier
South Wate
Adem Shoeraker
Progpert
Pitts
Awotine Demency
Ruth
Mere
John Rwarte
Laverne Atrent
Howe the
O'Elorth
Wawdburth Street
Matilda
Yveurohl
Peter Kouf
Hiver
Eugene Wert
West Fit Street
Yestery
Cemety
Aternan
Sitevices
Corree
Borden
Agle Brand
Astreas
Borden's Condensed Milk Co
N.Y
Yceum Theatre
Burgander & Reis
A J. Duffy
Lyceum Theatre
William Gillette
Secret Service
Americaid
Australia
Wile
Academiy OF Music
Buruunder & Reis
Lessees
H. R
Brown
King Dramatic Company
Lawrence Grattan
Auccones Mowlay
Chevy Pickers
Lalor
New Gaisty Theatre
Cotthold’s —Gicanteans
Tony Pastor
Theatre N
Stroudsburg State Normal
the & W. BR
Sie
Cix Different de Ente
Courera
Posie Tichs
Srecoten
A. M
Stroudsburg
Pia
Gordon
H. S. Gordon
Ays
Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley Railroad
State Fair
Seventon
Tates
Justice of the Peace
Mason
Smith
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