Meetings and sermons mark West Scranton day events
The West Scranton section reports three days of meetings at Taylor Congregational Church with Rev. David Jones reelected moderator and services at the First Welsh Baptist Church. A statewide Congregational gathering in Taylor discussed church discipline and chosen leaders. Welsh and English sermons were delivered by multiple ministers across Scranton area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Scranton
Taylor Congregational Church
David Jones
Bservices
First Welsh Baptist Church
Min
Mary Griffitha
Profit and Patent Medicines Listing at Main Avenue
An OCR fragment lists medicines and prices including Paines' Celery Compound Pinkham's Compound Pierce's Golden Medical Dis mellons food with prices 70 cents 75 cents 38 and 55 cents, located on Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paines
Pinkham's
Pierce's Golden Medical
Mellon’s Food
Baptist Young Men's Union Leads Evening Services at First Weeleh Pagtlet
The Baptist Young Men's Union of the First Weeleh Pagtlet church conducted evening services. An hour and a half of song preceded the program with Elisabeth Hughes at the organ. Readers included Miss Sarah Meredith and Thomas Thurburn, with David J. Davis and Henri P. Poacios contributing readings and prayer. Special prayer meetings are set for the coming week with Rev 10.0. Hopkins expected Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young ‘Meaple
Weeleh Pagtlet
Editlee
Thomas Thurburn
David J. Davis
Henri P. Poacios
Hopkins
Aldermanic Arrest Case For Assault In Ward
Constable Joseph Doan arrested Callahan on a warrant issued by Mary Oliver on a Saturday evening. The charge is assault and battery. the case will be before Alderman Jives at 796 West Lackwill Avenue. Callahan was fined five dollars in polio court, Alderman Moses contributing five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doan
Twenet Yeahs
Dunes Callahan
Mary Oliver
Wesault
Battus
Jives
John Reason
Avene
Blewite
Pollo Court
Alderma Mises
Death of Mrs Marvy Gripetpus in Deora
Mrs Marvy Gripetpus widow of the late Mr Gripetpus died early yesterday at her home 422 Price Street Deora. She was nearly sixty and suffered five months from digestive complications. She belonged to the First Welch Congregational Church and Tiawatha Council Order of Pocahontas. Two sons and three daughters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Marvy
Don Gritiths
Firet Welch Congregational
Ehuyoh and Tiawatha Council
Order of Pocahonta
Gene
Funeral services for Grift family members set
The text lists Neon Grifthe, Grift Griffiths, Mrs. David BR. Jones, Mrs. Thomas J. Williame and Mrs. Frank Raymond as deceased and states funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the house conducted by Rev. David Jones and Nev. 0. BP. Jones. Interment will follow at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neon Grifthe
Grift Griffiths
David BR. Jones
Thomas J. Williame
Frank Raymond
Norm
David Jones
Nev
BP. Jones
Forest Hill Cemetery
Patient undergoes eye removal at Scranton Private Hospital
Jamon W Theere of South Mimore Avenue had an eye injury treated with surgery yesterday at Scranton Private Hospital. Dr Grant removed the eye and extracted a large piece of conch target behind the eyeball. Patient relieved of fever after the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon W. Theere
South Mimore
Postponed Concert At First Welsh Church And Local Updates
The subscription concert at the First Welsh Congregational church is postponed to September 18. Constable Joseph Down reports four suspicious horses for hire on proof of ownership. Weather signals close mid afternoon for a trial parade. Miner Em OW.Coates injured by a falling plank at Hyde Park shaft. The funeral of a child from Keyser avenue occurred, with interment in German Catholic cemetery. The Salvation Army barracks hosted a gathering for former Scranton residents. Webster Literary Society meets at Watkins Williams' house. Charles Tennett injured left hand at a Pittston planing mill. M F E Crawford, longtime superintendent, will enter Drew Theological Seminary in Madison for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joreph Down
Coates
Hyde Park
Mer
Mia
John Sohminedpfennig
Viehone
Keyser Avenue
Cleotmne Tewis
Cleveland
Salvation Atay Barracks
Hey
Webster Literary Society
Watkin Willliams
Charles Tennett
Lusenneetree
Pitteten
William HW. Crawford
North Hide Mark Avenue
Birapeson M. FE
Drew Theologeal Seminary
Madison
Local residents visit and travel notes from Carbondale
A stream of personal visits and travel plans fills the Carbondale scene with names from Jenkins' drug store, Lake Ariel, Wilkes-Barre, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City. Families, friends, and visitors such as Miss May Jones, Mrs. W. H. Squires, Mr. and Mrs. John Penn, and many others are recorded between Lake Ariel stays and upcoming Grand Army encampment attendance and race events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pruning
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Carbondale
David J. Davis
Hyde Park Avenue
Lake Ariel
May
Jones
North Moira Avenue
B. J. Jones
Madison County
N. Y
Jennie Jenkins
Rhoda Bling
W. OH
Squires
Wayne County
John Penn
Sumner Avenue
Philadelphia
Grand Army
Theodore Phillipa
Jackson, Street
King A. Evans
Eynon Street
Dwar Stevens
Shamokin
Ite
Strappler
Eugene Morne
Wilkes-Barre
Botardiy
Willard Lanning
North Main Avenue
Eugene Warner
DePuy
Monroe County
Lewise Hancock
Foren Street
Atlantic City
Mirs Laura Stubtebine
Im Firert
Milas Lydia Bryan
Plymouth
Jessie Burmhold
Lafayette Street
New Jersey
Misa Roee Laurilin
Worcester
Mays
Terence Mee Nutty
Hampton Street
Thoms H. Allen
Ren
Neowth Hyde Park Avenue
G. A. Williama
Rocketpeet
Withee Bare
Faturday
William Fhaw
Mid- Mc Ginovile, NL
Messrs
Tudor and
Watkin Willams
Wickes-Borre
Knights of Columbus to honor Lieutenant Murphy at Wyoming Ave rooms
The Knights of Columbus will tender a personal reception to Lieutenant Thomas P. Murphy at their Wyoming avenue rooms on Wednesday evening. Visiting Knights and local branch members are urged to attend as Murphy’s sudden Philadelphia departure previously hindered plans for a send off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Thomas P. Murphy
Wyoming Avenue
Knights
Murphy
Philadelphia
Grain-O praised as a healthful cereal beverage
A reader testifies Grain-O agrees with her and her family. She notes it nourishes the system and strengthens health, adds children may drink it freely, and recommends following the recipe to prepare a wholesome table drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehh Ama Young
Minooka Defeats Booth Ride in Handy Local Match
In Minooka yesterday the Booth Ride team failed to match the home side as the visitors suffered a 4 to 1 defeat after a strong ninth inning rally. The game featured solid pitching by Daffe and steady defense from Minooka. Also noted were funeral attendance and upcoming school events with plans for a field trip to Lincoln Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka
Daffe
Phil
Mint Murty Fok
Mire Diente Lovtueeuriey
Patrick
Pinte Wridily
Lockowanon Township
Beans of
Monsie
Lincoln Heights
North Scranton Notes On Death Of Mrs Marriot Carter
In North Scranton Notes a report notes the death of Mrs Marriot Carter of Wayie aventim after a sudden purge stroke. The deceased aged about sixty was born in Wales and came to the country thirty years ago with her twin? brother. The funeral is arranged by her nephew William Thomas of Miptahure Mineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Marriot Carter
Wayie Aventim
Che
Tee
Bern
Wales
Ariel
Pephew
William Thomas
Miptahure
Tragic Weekend Accidents Reported In Sprlie and Brick
Reports describe Henry Jones of Sprlie atroot injured by a ball of tap couch in his chamber fire and Bridget Ditton of Brick wee injured while playing on the street as a fire drill disrupted a calm Saturday afternoon. The funeral of Miss Mire Simbth occurred on Tor lane home and then at Dunmore cemetery. The Poritan Vongregdotel church plans a September evening with entertainments and a concert by the Cumberland Coronet band in St. Maren hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jones
Sprlie Atroot
Stolli
Syearad
Dhenes Davie
Liege
Brelhi
Mainavenue
Bervinna
Peter
Cisson
Dunmore Cemetery
Lidius
Local residents visit and business listings noted in Warne area
Mish Dasale Midler of Warne avenue and Miss Elizabeth Sage of New York are guests of Mrs. Wiatkhing of Edina avenue as Empire state visits are listed. A long roll of businesses and locals, including Cawles Ponnet & Dihoker and George Afr, are noted as bidding today amid community notices and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mish Dasale Midler
Warne Avenue
Eer Ville Tela
Eliabeth Sage
New York
Eos Wiatkhing
Edina Avenue
Ambrose Mulloy
North
Malin Avenue
Empire State
Cawles, Ponnet & Dihoker
William Chipotl
Georie Afr
Iittre
C. Eat Broa
Sumner Stahl
Chrke & Ruane
Mio Elvan
Jordan Hiro
Stevens& Mitchell
Roremin
W. B Lunn
Steele
Hageerty
Rew
Evens
Willie Birr
Fioberts
James Crody
Wiom Street
Theervetineg
Inindsome
Wont
Dehue
Jeliive
Stra
Howard Thiusar
Lake Winoli
George Wistert
Miredorn Xtreet
I Viclown
Wear Ridge
Haxel Trailstead
Wayne Ave
Tate
Gr. Thomas
Wallliont
Wilkes- Barre
Mike Etme Willa
William, Street
Wilkes-Barre
Jenkin Wiliam
Pge Avenue
Gartiht Jones
Throop Street
Gieorge Powell
Kingston
Joseph Powell
Summit Avenue
Metloway
CoTrheodale
Air Nal Mere
Thomas Melwen
Brickaveniww
Themes Bowell
Stummit
Police Prepare for Crowds Ahead of Grand Army Parade
Police arrangements for today are planned to manage a large crowd en route to Philadelphia for the Grand Army of Republile parade. Regular officers on duty after noon will wear uniform and white gloves, with twenty five speed policemen assisting. Detectives will be stationed at railway depots to spot light fingered gentry arriving on incoming trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periyotrat
Ezra Griffin Post to Go to Grand Army Encampment
Kara Griffin, of the Grand Army of the Republic, will travel to Philadelphia with a group to attend the national encampment this week. They depart Lackawanna station at 10 this morning and reach Philadelphia at 4 this afternoon without changing cars. Their headquarters will be Tage's hotel at Franklin street and Fairmount Ave, with over 150 comrades expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kara Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Philadelphia
Lackawanna Station
Tage's Hotel
Franklin Street
Fairmount
Hinetolil
Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy Converts a Worried Wife
Letters from readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and associated products for curing womb trouble and restoring energy. One writer, Mrs Kuhn, says the medicine made a new woman of her after eight years of suffering, while others attest to relief from nervousness and insomnia and express willingness to recommend the remedies widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dran Mas
Pisman
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Ledown
Ivan
Germano
Ono
Lydia
Mus
M. L. Sueans
Gtx Marsu
Micu
Anniversary Observed At Church Of Poudton Prospect Avenue
South Scranton reports the four anniversary of the Church of Poudton on Prospect Avenue. Morning services led by Pastor Lehenblt featured a sermon and notes on ongoing charitable work. An evening program included choir music and German sermons by Rev. Behmilt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Poudton
Ladies Add Society
J. Lehenblt
Gherman
Behmilt
Mr. Webber
Paylot
Reevw
Mtr
Blor
Aréehbald
Halbery
Bt. Pans Church
Scranton
Cinrch of Peace
Sondemias
Empl Prozresy
Obituary and church services for William Chivin and local notices
The finer of the late William Chivin held in Satuyrdis afternoon at his Chorrie street home. Services followed at St. John's Church Roy with Father Fleming officiating. The remains were taken to Cathedral cemetery and bioter road. The Pliiwiers were steward Durkin and Andrew White with Thomas Tienlar among guests. Rev Wo AL Nort preached at Hickory Street Tierbytterian church. The message drew from Ezekiel chapter four verse three focusing on the River of Salvation. Pattiote Orker Sons of America plan a regular meeting at Hartman's ball. Hom John 7) Bache was delegate to the state convention of firemen. Charles Simret will honor the William Cornell Howe company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chivin
Satuyrdis
Chorrie Street
St. John’s Church
Roy
Father Fleming
Cathedral Cemetery
Bioter Road
Wo AL Nort
Hickory Street
Regilar
Hartman's
Century Hose Company
Bache Wan Thrsen
Fatexage
Charles Simret
William Cornell Howe Company
Pen Coal Delievered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal delivery service offers Pen coal at $1.25 per unit to customers in South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders may be placed with C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave or by phone at 6682.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Are
Saturday Bicycle Races Feature Fast Times and Wins
Wilker Bierre hosted 4000 spectators for a full program led by Karl Kiser who won the mile championship breaking the track record with 2.00 minutes. FL Kramer of New York and Walthour dominated the amateur and professional events while Harry Cauldwell outpaced Miller in the five mile paced race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilker- Bierre
Karl Kiser
FL Kramer
New York
Walthour
Harry Cauldwell
Miller
Nirefessonal
Eaton
McFaviland
Till
Kimble
Fred Sime
Pisher
Cooper
Stevens Inc
Downing
Newbillow
Kiger
Freeman
Kiser
Elevena Saicond
Oopie
Newhouse
Krather
Zurbulek
Croughn
Iet Tive
Pfirat
Mayva
F. Sims
Merbelle
Kramer
4Ai
Walthour Firet
Stevens
Fisher
Brevena
Maya
Preemnan
Mertens
Fife
Tay
Manners Morbida Cure Advertised in Green Ridge
Local ad notes National Express money orders and packages for Manners Pharmacy in Green Ridge. It mentions frequent complaints about water quality for drinking and touts Manners Morbida Cure as the best in the city at 920 Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Expreaa
Ares
Green Ridge
el Orl
Return of Colonel and Mrs Boles After Abroad Visit
Colonel and Mrs M Bolee and Miss Helen and Mr David Boles returned from a three month abroad stay with a pleasant summer. An ankle injury occurred when a companion urged the Colonel to climb and he slipped off a bench pinning his ankle. Mrs Boles set the joint and the party continued their travels with stories of Imperial encounters and a visit to Beoth. They enjoyed the voyage but were glad to return to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bolee
Misa Helen
David Boles
Sturges
Boles
Heligoland
Holme
Bergen
Kajéeor Willam
John Wanamaker
Wimpet
America
Friendas
Wanamaker
Norway
Scranton
Beoth
Labor Day Parade Draws Massive City Rally
The labor unions announce a grand Labor Day procession starting at 10 o clock with over 10 000 marchers. The event ends at Laurel Park where a labor rally and plenie will feature speakers including John H Parsons Mayor James Moir EE J Robinson Keatras Howell P F Bechtold J J Kleffer Benjamin Jones Peter J Holton and other labor leaders from the Building Trades and Brewery Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibor
Laurel Tul Pirk
John H. Parsons
Mnister
Workean Knights of Labor
James Moir
EE. J
Omaha Central Labor Union
Benjamin Jones
United Milne Workers
Peter J Holton
Building Trades’ Counch
Athletic Tournament Promises Excitement at Athletic Park
All arrangements are complete for this evening's athletic tournament at Athletic park. The main event is a twenty round bout between Jim Judge of this city and Australian Paddy Gorman. A novelty race features Harry Strong's horseless carriage racing against a bicycle expert from Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Jim Judge
Elty
Paddy Gorman
Harry Strong
Wilkes-Burre
Stephen Sisco Found Dead at Hillside Home
Stephen Sisco aged 45 was found dead in his bed at Hillside Home in Olyphant on Saturday. Coroner Roberts was notified and a post mortem determined death from heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Sisco
Hillside Home
Hillside
Olyphant
Roberts
Obituary notes for Willim Meteneblitia and others
Obituary notices report the death of Willim Meteneblitia of Cape Charles City Virginia wife of a resident and mother of three with funeral at St Patrick's church and burial Cathedral cemetery Also notices for Harry C Stillwell of the city with services at home and burial in New York and W T Morgan of Glen Lyon with 2 pm funeral in the afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willim Meteneblitia
Cape Charles City
M. J. Moran
Jackson Street
West Berunton
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Harry C. Stillwell
H.C. Heasler
St Quincey Avenue
Evelock
Dr. Fierce
WHKC
Barre
Gils
Elat Park Church
New York
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Annual Conference OF Congregational Churches
Associaton of
Congregational Churches
Eastern Pennsylvania
Congregational Church
Taylor
West Scranton
William €. Davis
Cutasauqua
Vier
J. P. Thomas
Nanticoke
Richard Goorer
Wilkes-Marre
Willian M. Davis
Slatington
Thomas Davis
Pile
Dawid Baas
M. OD
William M. Davis
Lawrence Congregational Church
Iie
Ferihe
Edward MM. Jones
Deato
Buxquehanna
Lackawanna
Lilzerne
Lehigh
Curion
Sehuythil
Northampton
Vark
J. Richards
Punenn
Sunday Cachonl Society
Noah Bevan
Dundaff
Welch Baptist Church
W. OC. Davis
Catacugia
M. George
Pittston
Peter Roberta
Willan Jones
Sjicoke
Soehick
Ron S. Main Avenue
Young People's Service
Polich Ant
Aldermanic
Gripetpus
Globe Warehouse
Wes
Lieut. Murphy
K. of C
North Scranton
Harriet Carter
Church Siming School
St. Maren
Admiexton
Purbon AL Nonihs
Ezra Griffin
Lerree
South Scranton News
Church of Peace
William Gavin
Earl Kiser
The
Dayton Wonder
Col
Mrs. Boles
Athletic Tournament
W. T. Morgan
Glen Lyon
Lyceum Theatre
Rounder & Rhis
Lessee
Long
Labor Day
Hoyt
Chinatown
Harry Gilfoil
Ont Whistler
Matthew
Flrat
Thin City
Seweee
Mance
Eleanor Merri
Wnuedelly Brilliant Company
Wolford-Sheridan Co
Mamie Sieridan
Wolfs Ondin
Mississippi
J. W. Hampton
Piichs
Base Ball
Bellavita Res
Mallon
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Ste
All Drugeiats
Chicago
Winots
McGarrah & Thomas, Drugeists
Lackawanna Ave
Patteenlarged
Meare
Peeshenaee
Swernewithmentals
Beck
AJAX
Renedy CO
Ieee
Itthenn Bros
HH. C. Sandereen
Druggiate
Pei Chiebeater
Eave
Catehesire Chemical Contractieen
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara Fallin
Secranton
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agent
Joy Maker
the Tribune Pub, Co
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