Cornerstone Laying Planned for St Marks Lutheran West Scranton
In West Scranton on Sunday afternoon the cornerstone for St Mark's Lutheran Church at Fourteenth and Washburn will be laid. The ceremony includes hymns prayers and addresses by Rev William Ashmead Schaeffer and other clergy as the church advances toward completion. The congregation traces back to 1801 with key milestones in 1893 and 1913 and earlier plans for a larger house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran
Fourteenth
Washburn Streets
BE. OL. Miller
Finly Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Miark
W. L. Lauer
Cirle Patel
CG. Spieker
William Ashmead Schaeffer
Washburn B Street Presbyterian Bible School Rally Day
The Bible school of Washburn B Street Presbyterian Church will conduct its annual rally day exercises. Aimed at church members and families, the event features lessons, songs, and community fellowship to conclude with a program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Scchool
Washburn B Street
Tetter's Stomach Hitters Promoted Remedy
An ad extols Tetter's Stomach Hitters as a cure for indigestion. It claims the remedy restores strength and digestion and mentions a bottle with a revenue stamp proof, implying authenticity and wide use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Tetter
Cay
Church Service Tomorrow with 2 PM Start
A church event is planned for tomorrow starting at 2 o'clock. The program includes offertory, hymns, a roll call, offerings, and several choir items.
Mass meeting of miners held in French Root hall
A mass meeting of miners was held in French Root hall on Wickburn street last evening under the auspices of Branch No. 6y of the United Mine Workers of America. Speeches were delivered by Robert Courtright deputy organizer and A D Wynne of Taylor. The meeting aimed to tighten the local union and enlist new workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Root Hall
Wickburn Street
United Mine Workers of America
Tinie Dh. Acdtesser
Rober Courtright
A. D. Wynne
Taylor
Sermons and pulpit exchanges fill Sunday schedule
Local church groups announce sermons and interchurch pulpit exchanges for tomorrow. Rev. Sweet will preach on Hagar and Her Trouble, Rev. Parh from Caerdydd/EWales conducts services, while Rev Jones of Wilkes-Barre plans to preach at Bellevue Calvinitic Methodist Church. Additional talks include an Illustrated sermon on Profit or Loss at Allis Mission and Chi Upsilon elects officers at Washburn Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Sweet
Hagar
John Parh
Caerdydd
South Wales
Bellevue
Condit Keen
Herbert Waters
H. A. Niemeyer
A. J. Marse
J. H. Battenberg
William T. Burrall
Hugh Davis
Ehurch
Thas
New York
Sign Hung at Jackson Street Baptist Church for Association
The Jackson Street Baptist Church presented the association with a handsome sign to be hung today. Mrs. L. M. Gates will lead a missionary meeting tomorrow afternoon at the rooms, with all young women invited. Mrs. St. John will sing and Miss Norma Nichols will accompany. The meeting starts at 1.48 o clock. Night school opens October 2 with classes Monday and Thursday evenings from 7.40 to 9.00, free for association members. prospective members may register September 20 or 30 at Main avenue rooms from 1 to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
L. M. Gates
St. John
Norma Nichols
Main Avenue
West Sides Republican League
Moms Thas
Republican League
Order of
John Futler
West Elm Street
Cathedral Cemetery
West Side Athletic Club
Golden's Hall
St. Paris Plnoner Corps
Monsante Hall
Franklin Engine House
North Hyde Fark Avenue
St. Leo's
Hanquet
Prices held on North Miln Avenue home sites amid industrial boom
Prices on homes along North Miln Avenue will not rise this year as the Diamond Mia te sale progresses. Mr Parr keeps prices low to attract present buyers who will benefit from a forthcoming industrial boom in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miln Avenue
Mir. Parr
Local Notes of Visits and Travels Across Towns
Mrs Tlenry BF Frans of Washburn and Miss Bell of Carbondale visit Thomas W James on South Rebhecor avenue. Frank Jones of South Main avenue heads to Buffalo for study at the College of Pharmacy. T H Donnelly of New York clashes with King Martin Pennelly of Chestnut. Mrs Arthur Hebe of Robineen visits Philadelphia. Sturry Jones of Portdwar visits relatives on South Head Park avenue. Mr and Mrs Gro C Derk and Atre Win Fo Derk of Memphis Nebensicn visit Mrs Moser Halide man of Kynar setret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlenry
Frans
Washburn Steestie
Miss Bell
Carbondale
Thomas W. James
South Rebhecor Avenue
Frank Jones
South Main Avenue
Thiffalo
N. Y
Othe College of Pharmacy
T. H. Donnelly
New York
King Martin Pennelly
Chestnut Eifect
Arthur Hebte
Robineen
Philadelphia
Portdwar
South Heade Park Avenue
and Meego C. Derk
Atre Win
Fo Derk
Memphis
Moser Halide
Harvest Home Rally Day at Sunday School
The Sunday School of the Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church will hold rally day exercises in the church auditorium. The program features singing by the school, readings, solos, and lessons, with responses led by Pastor Rev. G. C. Lyman. Visitors and guests are noted as attendees travel and local residents share news of members and supporters with extended greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Brother Bradey
Lessona T Anid
Ay Roy
Arthur Purntok
Marie Maxwell
Peruna touted by several women in old notice
Letters from Miss Svenn Wymar and Margarettia Powden praise Peruna for female complaints and general well being. The notice asserts Peruna cures chills fever and malaria by healing mucous membranes and preventing infection, inviting readers to request a free health book from Dr Hartman Co-Tints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svenn Wymar
Richmond
Chicago
Pr. Viariman
Perini
Nee
Stean Wymar Mill
Margarettia Powden
North Superior Sitet
Racine
Envy
Wis
Pen
Pesruna
Dr Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Welsh Congregational services and Dutch Gap Orchestra
The Welsh Congregational church plans evening services at the church tomorrow and the Dutch Gap Orchestra will be present. Mr T Myrin Jones of New York returns home after a brief visit with Rev and Mrs J B Jones. Rev W F Davis will preach tomorrow at Memorial Welsh Baptist church Wayne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Congregational Church
Charch Tomer
Dutch Gap
T. Myrin Jones
Kew Yorkey
Dave
J. &. Jones
Henry Danvers
William Miller
Tivmouth
Wiliam Hebb
Rockwell Street
Vaughn Richards
Pricelure
Memorial Welsh Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
W. F. Davis
Morris Fur
Dunmore School Board Considers Business Course Applicants
The Dunmore special meeting reviewed school tax collection and property use for school purposes in Throop. The board approved payments to Byron Brady and Seldod Brady and discussed tax operations, double assessments, and evaluating business courseTeaching systems with candidates from Secran iom Oliphant and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Webler
Miller
Kellum
Inettello
Spencer
Rolcan
Byron Brady
Seldod Brady
Jotey
Throop
Wilkes-Barre
John A. Irwin
John M. Gunster
J. N. Tompkins
Mary ™. Kearney
Daisy L. Metrory
Secraniom
Thomas McHale
Oliphant
Delingulgion
Odd Fellows Hall to Add Sixty-Two Opera Chairs This Week
T J Latchworth won the bid to supply sixty two refined opera chairs with veneer finish and modern coat racks for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall this week. Moran and Ryan plan a new cash grocery and general store at Corner We Daly building opening Oct 9 led by Moran and Ryan, both described as young, progressive entrepreneurs. A display doll at J G Frame and Bon’s drug store will be auctioned for Neptun Fire Company and Roderick of Dudley Street Baptist Church will speak on Proof of the Resurrection with Rev W F Gibbons at the Presbyterian pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Odd Fellows
T. J L4tchworth
Moran and
Ryan
Daly Bulldine
Moran
Tnion Cash
Dunmore
Dickson Manufacturing Campuns
Young Ae
J. G. Frame & Bon
Bessie Savage
Frances Kornlaker
Neptuian Fire Company
R. M. Roderick
Dudley Street
W. F. Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Roderick
Mr. Gibbons
Local Social and Health Notes from Jefferson County
Frederick Jones of Cartes visits G W Jones on Drinker Street. The Ven Why sisters Maggie Nora and Verniv of Brook Street are ill with diphtheria. Miss Wood of Wilkes Barre and Miss Fispy of New York visiting Rev A Van Cleft on South Blakely Street. Dorothy Kellam from Grove Street visits St John Qilloiane of Philadelphia staying with cousin A Stevens of Adama Avenue. Rev A J Van left is visiting Oneonta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jones
Cartes
Jefferson County
G. W. Jones
Drinker Street
Maggie
Nora
Verniv
W. Ven Why
Brook Street
Mies Wood
Wilkes-Barre
Mise Fispy
New York
A. van Cleft
South Blakely Street
Dorothy Kellam
Rove
Scranton Teams Set For Afternoon Bout If Weather Allows
Weather permitting this afternoon the representative teams of the plaice and the Eurekas from North Scranton are scheduled for a local match. The outcome and players are to be determined based on field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaice
The
Eurekas
North
Scranton
Local contest to decide amateur championship at Athletice Park
The local team seeks the purse of 1 at Athletice Park as they vie to complete an undefeated closing season. Mrs Mary Thornton of Hastings New York, a former resident, visits friends here. Greenwood collieries employees will be paid in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletice Park
Mary Thornton
Hasting
N. Y
Greenwood Collieries
Funeral and community notices from a 1900s paper
Funeral for Michael Mc Hate from 124 Prospect avenue moved to Cathedral services and Dunmore Catholic cemetery. The Junger Mannerchor held rehearsal and a business meeting. A concert and dance planned at Germania hall. The Loyal Club met on Cedar avenue for gospel meeting lead by Anna Van Nort. Deeds officers Hier ter and Rosar returned from a trip to Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Ela Bradley of Brooklyn returned home after visits. Mamie Dun and Martin Meardon opened a cash grocery on Crown avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McHate
Fils Hore
Prospect Avenue
Mornior
Dunmore Catholic
Junger Mannerchor
Tiwae
Germania Hall
Young Womans Chriathin Agspowsation
Cedar Avenue
Anna van Nort
Posten Avenue
Martin Meardon
Crown Avenue
Address Orders to Sharkey in Central City
Fragmentary note directs delivery or orders to C. B. Sharkey at 101 Cedar Ave in South Side central city and central Hyde Park with phone 6662.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Central
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Phono
Local Notices and Residents Update from Capouse and Nearby Streets
Fred Gunster of Washington Avenue nurses a badly lacerated hand after a wheel incident. Daniel Mall of Marion Street confines himself at home due to fever. I H Stevens of Capouse Avenue enjoyed the Luzerne County fair. Mrs. Martin, also of Capouse, returns from Michigan visits. John Capwell of Adams Avenue visits Allentown. W B Gardner of New Orange No 7 relocates his family to Marion Street. Walter Capwell visits New York City for a few weeks. Mrs. Jacob Chuneter of Washington Avenue owns a large night blooming cereus with eight blooms nearly ten inches wide. An exhibition today features a large watermelon to guess its actual weight. Green Ridge Cash Store at 1440 Capouse Avenue hosts the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gunster
Washington Avenue
Daniel Mall
Marion Street
I. H. Stevens
Capouse Avenue
Luserne County
Martin
Capoute Avenue
Michigan
John Capwell
Adams Avenue
Allentown
W. B. Gardner
New Orange
No 7
Walter Capwell
New York City
Jacob Chuneter
Green Ridge Cash Store
Copouse Avenue
Harvest Home Services to Be Held at Court Street Church
OT Miller of Short avenue returns from New York. Miss Mixell of Stroudsburg will sing a solo. L W Lyman of Hooner Nel to be Rev GC Lyman’s guest. They are cousins from the 60s era. Mrs Lyman’s mother and sisters Miss Lacey Bunnell and Miss Jennie Bunnell visit Court Street parsonage. Mrs Bunnell is nearly 80 and in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Short Avenue
New York
Court Street
Mixell
Stroudsburg
L. W. Lyman
Hooner
Nel
Lyman
J. W. Lonmin
Hoover
Neb
Obituary for John McGraw of Ly Wates Street
John McGraw of Ly Wates Street died yesterday morning. He was aged 71. He is survived by two sons John and Martin and by three daughters Kate Methaw Mrs Michael Neary and Mrs John Nalts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGraw
Ly Wates Street
Catech
John
Martin
Kate Methaw
Michael Neary
John Nalts
Gold Medal Honor at Excelvior hove Company smoker
T Frank Jordan received a gold medal from Excelvior hove Company members for over ten years of faithful service. The event included speeches by M Hathaway and a phonograph recital by Thomas Rogan, followed by a group photograph taken by Peter McHugh. Regular church services and a funeral for Patrick Hastings were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelvior Hove
T. Frank Jordan
Neor Clm
Hathaway
Jordan
Thomas Rogan
Artlat
Peter McHugh
T. Frank Jrontan
M. Mwathaway
J. J. O'Malley Gee
Mason
John Mettignow
Tweeph Marks
James Wheeler
James H Lally
Dave Vorle
Cleorge Forcusin
George Twad- Welt
Patrick McLetin
M. J. O' Berte
Frnk McLoughlin
Dame O Malles
John Lawler
Wil Towler
Johwel Duerdis
J. G. Lievd
Thome Rogan
Pelward Mcffinty
Willie Whellw
Convreational
Noah Reyen
Fouth Giteon
Queipy
Bilward's Hall
Patrick Hastings
Jeet
Berites
MM. J. Havtines
Mew
Elack
Ladies Tea Event and Local Social Updates
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church held their regular monthly tea in Grand Army hall on Wednesday. Frank Wilcox and family from Berington returned after a visit with Thompson relatives. Manny Wrighter sustained a serious injury from a wagon incident Wednesday. W. S. Foster visited Boranton since Thursday morning. Hillenbick and Peek continued work on a lumber contract for RH Whitney. Rev. A. D. David and Brephen Jen were active west of the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldine
Frank Wilcox
Berun
Ton
Thompson
Hone
Fot
RH. W. Whitney
A. D. David
Brephen
Local Social Roundup From Montdale To Peckville
Kins spent Wednesday and Thursday at Cama. George de Clark and family visiting relatives in Montdale. S and S D Barnes hosted a tea Tuesday evening. Numerous local couples attended gatherings including Henwood Gelatt Lewis and McNamara families. Eatella Howard left for Kingston to resume studies. Rev Merrill of Bethany visited his sister in town. Gelott family members planned visits to Peckville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kins
Cama
George de Clark
Montdale
S&s
D. Barnes
T. F Henwood
EB. F. Gelatt
M. Lewis
W. W. McNamara
P. A. Tower
N. S. Poster's
Eatella Howard
Kingston
Rev. G. RB. Merrill
Bethany
Vises
Mra. BK. i. Gelott
Local Notes and Births From Town News
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A J McCormick on Thursday and died shortly after. Interment was in St Marys temperery. Mr and Mrs J W Anderson are visiting friends at Staten Island. Miss Anna Callahan buying millinery in New York. Mrs Henry of Moovie visited New York. her recovery doubtful. Miss Margaret Morton returned from New York City. Wallace McPherson returned to Fresco after several days with his brother Jeary. The marriage of George Jopling and Miss May Shiner was solemnized at the bride’s parents home in Moesjec. Rev Judean Teahley officiated. Mrs Robert Carden of Brawnsyville suffers typhoid fever. Mrs Richard Beer and two daughters of Wandling visit Mr and Mrs Jace Webster. The Celtic American quartet will be heard at Sarefield Opera House on Wednesday. admission 2 cones, 4.7. King and J L Nelger in town adjusting claims against Prudential Life Insurance. Miss I Corcoran critically ill at home on Grove street. John O’Makey to leave for Newport News Va to oversee business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McCormick
St. Mary’s Temperery
J. WH. Anderson
Staten Island
Anna Callahan
New York
Henry
Moovie
New York City
Margaret Morton
Wallace McPherson
Jeary
George Jopling
Mies May Shiner
Moesjec
Judean Teahley
Robert Carden
Brawnsyville Js
Richard Beer
Wandling
Jace Webster
Sarefield Opera House
Local residents travel and visiting notices
Mr Hl M Ives spent the early week in New York. Mr and Mrs J C Lenconk returned from a ten day visit among friends in the valley. Mrs Harker visited friends in Abington. Mr and Mrs F M Francis and family moved to Henrveville after the death of Mrs Francis father, Mr Charles Miles of New York appears on grandfather’s cover. Dr Miles and Mr Charles Smith attend Pittston fair this week. John Stuartz and family visit town residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. M. Ives
New York
Tey
J. C Lenconk
Harker
Abington
F. M. Francis
Henrveville
Francis
Charles Miles
Miles
Charlee Smith
John Stuartz
Enmy All -Laughter
Clark's Green Sunday School Session and Incident
The notice at Clark's Green outlines Sunday school activities for next Sunday and an evening gathering at the church led by Pastor B. Got. It mentions a Thursday event related to a contested issue and notes the illness of Mrs. Phillips of West Scranton coupled with a social visit from Dover and Dover entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gotshalt
Mtr
Hares
Rolluson
Phillips
Wert
Scrantan
Whitlips
Jentities
Dover N
Mie
Dr Williams Pink Pills Sold In Pack Sizes
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are sold in packs not by the dozen or hundred. Available through druggists or from the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady New York at 66 cents per box with six boxes costing 2.60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Jacobs
Richmond
Williams
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West
ST. Mark’s Church
D. D
C. G. Snicker
Holy Trinity
John Randolph
J. Peter
L. Laver
St. Paul's
A. la Ramer
Pht
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
Oor S. Mala Avenue
Aostetter
Elegra
Henn
Kaecred Bou
Teoltathon
Michel Spanier
Fehon Hemn
Heanors
Posthide ccc Ie Ceeeeweip
Reece
Y. W. A, Aranch
Thomas de Gruchy
Dent
Neptune
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
Daniel
Ronald Clark
Savior
Lemons Fi
Aidi el
Lereen
Eva Maxwell
Hagel Smead
G. C. Lyman
Heaven's Harvest
Willow Simne
Weet Market
W. Z. Miller
Trene
Mya
D. B. Davies
Green Street
Elizabeth Morris
Wilkes Harre
Evanlees
Summit Avenue
Mvan Reee
Waverly
Mlle
Mary Protheroe Davia
Bucknell University
Christian Endeavor Society of
Mise Sovan Wyinar
Dunmore Doings
South Scranton
Green Ridge
Park Place
Olyphant
King
J. L. Nelger
Prudential Life
Corcoran
Grove Street
John Omakey
Meomoigy
Newport News
Dalton
Clark's
Beauty
Bellavita Enic Beauty
Hervita Medical
Ciluion & Jackson
Chlogr
Meturroh & Thowns, Draggists
Lackawanna Ave
Scratton, Pau
G. W. Palmer
Jonesville, Vt
Lyceum Theatre
Berea
Lessees
Long
Chinatown
BON Ton Stock Company
Faesontiog
Hee. Leyburn
Batuniag
Mondiy
Katherine Reuter
Sardou
Mane Terplone
Tradame Sans Gene
Dlitie Nitti cCooniimnenelig
Matinees
Dixie
VIA
Central Railroad OF
New Jersey
Colorado
Denver
Trreble
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Chestnut St
Broadway
Cicada
Clark St
Sule
Matthews Bros
H. C. Bunderson
Druggtete
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