West Scranton Funeral Service For Warry Peck Held
A large crowd gathered at the family residence corner Price Street and Rebecca Avenue for the funeral of Warry Peck. Rev J B Sweet led the service with Neve rank J Milman assisting. Lehigh University students contributed offerings. the Simp son church male quartet sang several selections as mourners filled the yard and grave side at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Peck
Price Street
Rebecca Avenue
Singing Festival Of Welsh Methodist Choirs
The singing festival of Welsh Methodist church choirs in the district is set for Sunday next September 1 with a morning session at 2 PM at South Main Avenue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church and an evening session at 6 PM at Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church. Rev. Hugh Davies chairs the morning and Rev. William Davies conducts the evening. Conductor Daniel Prothero of Milwaukee will lead. Miss Annie Davies and Tallie Davies will be the accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Welsh Calviniatie Methodist Church
Wellevue
Hugh Davies
William Davies
Daniel Protherosg
Milwaukee
Wic
Oremizis
Annie Davies
Tallie Davies
Baptist church bids farewell to Peter J. Lewis
The Jackson Street Baptist Church honored Peter J. Lewis of 161 South Bromley Avenue with a farewell party before his move to Pittsburg where he will begin a new post. Lewis, a leader in church work and president of the Baptist Young People's Union, received best wishes from Mrs. and Mr. A. G. Lewis and others at his home with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceiy
Jackson Slee
Baptist Church
Peter J. Lewis
South
Bromley Avenue
Turnwell
Pittsburg
le Hue
Lewis
Young Pope's Union
Mra
A. G. Lewis
Loyal Arcanum Social Session at Ivorite Hall
Lackawanna council No 1143 Loyal Arcanum invites friends to a social session in Ivorite hall on Friday evening October 1. Mayor Moir will chair, City Solicitor Vosbury will speak on Beranton as a City of the Second Class, Attorney Olver also speaks, the Green Ridge Wheelmen and Schubert quartets perform, refreshments served, entertainment committee chaired by David Morgan with W W Tavis Clarence Florey Dr B K Fern John Treberts Thomas Evans George Eynon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Council
Arcanum
Miyor Moir
Vosbure
Simpson Church Afternoon Service Invites All
All are invited to the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church service at 2 o clock with Pastor Rev. Fr. Sweet delivering a talk titled Providential Mindopy. The event welcomes men women and youth with no admission charge and an offering will be taken at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Church
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Fr. Sweet
Minister Performs Ceremonial Union at Parsonage
Rev Thomad de Gradhy of Jackson Street Baptist Church interrupted while painting and consented to a battlage ceremony. He spoke the words uniting Charles Canterbury and Mary Lascombe in a nuptial vow at the parsonage on Jackson Street last Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomad de Gradhy
Jackson Streyt
Simpson Methodist church delegates chosen for Oct 1 meeting
At the quarterly conference W. W. Davis was elected a delegate to the annual Methodist conference to be held at Hymariaburg on October 1. M. Base was elected alvertate and Rev. J. E. Street, pastor, will also attend after being elected a delegate by the Wyeanleg conference at the spring meeting in Owego New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Davis
Hmyarriaburg
M. Base
Alvertate
J. E. Street
Paetor
Owego
N. Y
Sant arraigned on charges in a family dispute
William Sant, a brow fence manufacturer, was arraigned before Alderman Kellow on charges by his father in law Evan J. Evans of Price Street. Sant was held on $500 bail for court appearance and later obtained warrants against Evans for assault and battery and threats, with bail posted for the next court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sant
Kellow
Evan J. Evans
Price Street
Sant
Kelly
Evans
Child Impaled by Picket While Climbing Tree
Six year old Harry Wihinwood of West Linden suffers severe throat and tongue injuries after falling against a picket during a tree climb. Dr J J Carroll attends the injured boy as his parents report the accident occurred ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Harry Wihinwood
West Linden Atrogyt
Dy. J. J. Carroll
Funeral for Evan Ts. Williams Held by Welsh Baptist Church
Reverend D. TD. Hopkins of First Welsh Baptist Church officiated at the funeral for Evan Ts. Williams. Services took place at Howse on Fynone Street with many attendees. The procession went to Washburn Street Cemetery for interment. pallbearers were Joseph Reynolds John J. Morgan William Powell Samuel B. Jones John W. James and Thomas Lowry with flower-leavers Thomas Jones and John W. Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. TD. Hopkins
Evan Ts. Williams
Howse
Fynone Street
Washburnn Street
Joseph Reynolds
John J. Morgan
William Powell
Samuel Bh, Jones
John W. James
Thomas Lowry
Thomas Jones
John W. Griffiths
Be Mad in Washburn Street Comes Lory
A terse line notes Lory arriving on Washburn Street amid urban chatter. The fragment hints at a local event or arrival in the neighborhood, but provides no dates, names beyond Lory, or context to confirm significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
Lory
Local notes report hospital operation and community events
Gh Ay Tratar of 916 Hunt Street underwent an appendicitis operation at Thompson hospital by Dr. Himith. Steam heating planned for Jackson Street Baptist church this winter after trustees ordered a new boiler. Various residents and activities listed include quilters at Columbia Hose company, congratulations for Alexander Gender on his daughter, illnesses and visits, a mother’s meeting at Young Women’s Christian Association, and upcoming marriage announcements for Thomas Noon and Miss Holland and for James Williams and Maud Jeffries. The Loyal Knights of America prepare to entertain delegates. the Muthulie Temperance convention will be held October 14 at St. David’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Tratar
Hunt Street
Thompson Hospital
Himith
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Witter
Ollie Beemer
Nay Ang Hosa Company
Columbia Hose Company
Alexander Gender
Carson & Bender
South Summer Avenue
Harry Neimeyver
South Thyde Park Avenue
Hilzabeth Jones
North Bromley Avenue
Pittston
Daisy Poole
South Hyde Park Avenue
Wing Chong
South Main Avenue
China
Edna Williams
vVienne
Wilkes Barre
J.T. Morris
Stephion Dyers House
South Main
Youngs Women's Christian
W. OR. Dawes
Daniel Hisinger
Nieth Malgverie
Lesone
W. R. Lewis
Minin Avenue
Loyal Knights of America
Memphis
Tenn
A. S. Pursel
South Inlyde Fork Avenue
The
Tribune
James Wellington Wiliams
Maud Jeffries
Jackson Street
Washington, N. J
Muthulie Temperance Societies
Scranton
St. David's Hall
Women Prepare Rummage Sale For Presbyterian Homes
Extensive preparations by the Presbyterian Home and Foreign Missionary societies and the Young People's Mission Circle for a rummage sale in the Pree Kindergarten rooms on Chestnut Street next Friday and Saturday evenings. Various departments will feature used clothing toys shoes and house furnishing goods with prices set to aid the societies and their objectives. A social event offered by the Methodist Episcopal ladies will be held tomorrow evening at the Wert home on North Minkley Street with a short entertainment. Miss Maude Jones of Hoxteton visits town. Theophilus Pinckney and Joseph Meibvay depart for New Haven to explore missions and future home prospects. A twin babies arrival announced at the Halley home on Hillin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Young People's Mission Eirole
Chestnut Street
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
K. T. Wert
Minkely Street
Maude Jones
Hoxteton
Theophilus Pinckney
Joseph Meibvay
New Haven
Conm
Afr
Jovenh Halley
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events
A. O. Thomanon of Monsey avenue hosts the Bodies Aid Society of All Souls Univereallet church for an afternoon and evening gathering. Mrs A T Nicol of Sandeman avenue plans to entertain. Woolf of Electric avenue departs for Bryn Mawr tomorrow. Rev. Franch 2 Batenan will give an illustrated St Helena lecture to draw a large audience. Read Tribune Educational Contest description on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Thomanon
Monsey Avenue
Jey Buale
Wasiinsas
A. T. Nicol
Sandeman Avenue
Aid
S Society of the All Souls Univereallet
Velook
Cote
Mier Oller Woolf
Electric Avenut
Bryn Mawr
Franch
Batenan
St. Helena
Funeral Notices for Ferguson Child and Rowlands
Funeral services announced for the Ferguson couple's child held yesterday afternoon at the family residence on Broadway. Burial at Cathedral cemetery follows. Also services for the late Saiuh J. Rowlands scheduled at 2 o'clock this afternoon at 118 North Everett Avenue with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ferguson
Real Denow
Broadway
Saiuh J. Rowlands
Weldon
North
Everett Avenue
Grain-O Grain Substitute Ad
An ad urges readers to ask grocers for Grain-O a grain based coffee substitute. It promotes the product as safe for children and adults and describes its rich color and lack of distress, noting it is sold by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocors
Patriotism Lecture at Cedar Avenue Church by Rev J Bradshaw
Rev J Bradshaw of Nantcoke delivered an eloquent address on American patriotism to a large Cedar Avenue Methodist audience. He linked patriotism to religion, described national character, paid tribute to American wives and mothers, and praised unity across regions while praising the flag’s spread from the Pacific to the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bradshaw
Nanticoke
Islands of the Pacific
Elm Street
Lecure Couree
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Cedar Avenue Methodial Church
Key. J. Bradshaw
Nanti- Coke
Bradshaw
Frankie
France
Germany
Kaghind
United States
Helen Gould
South
St Roca
Nuisance Report From Cherry Street Corner Disorder
Residents allege nightly gatherings at Cherry Street and Cedar Avenue disturb the neighborhood and disrupt Cedar Avenue Methodist Church services. They cite loud racket during weekday evenings and worsened Sunday nights with football and other games, urging mayoral action to abate the nuisance.
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Cherry Street
Cedar Avetine
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
Bradehiaw
Lawn Social at Cedar Avenue church lawn this evening
The Young People’s society of Cedar Avenue Christ Lutheran church hosts a lawn social on William Breathert’s lawn at 64 Elin Street. Tickets are 1 cent for refreshments. Junger Maennerchor members join the event and will perform several selections, meeting promptly at 7:00 PM in Athletic Hall.
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Young People's Society
Cedar Avenue
Christ Lutheran Church
William Breathert
Elin Street
Junger Maennerchor
Wil
Athiletic Hall
Third Anniversary Events for Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Brief notes report the third anniversary entertainment set for October 2 at Germania hall Cedar avenue St Luke's Kindergarten. about forty children attend morning lessons by Mika Thomas with Young Women's Christian Association. Others travel for visits to Cleveland Mahanoy City and Lake Hiey.
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Enone
Order
United American Mechanics
Germania Hall
Cedar Avenue
St. Luke's
Young Women's Christian Association
Mika Thomas
Christian Hanselmaan
Willow Street
Cleveland
Wronk Reilly
August Geiger
Mahanoy City
Louis Zommel
Jacob Geiger
Oncar Helregel
Lake Hiey
Bertha Saddler
Cedar Nan Nue
MidWietwn, Conn
Local Socials and Visiting Guests Highlight Weekend
Ex senator George and wife from Con tralla host at 1. BB. Hulletend residence. Miss Winifred Glogs of Wilkin Burge visits her cousin. R. Hurlburt of Putnam entertained Sunday school class at Providence Presbyterian. William Russell from Carbondale visits Thomas BShotten. Mining workers bound for the suff wool region include Solomon Dawes and son Eawin from Throop. Mrs V. Palmer of North Mainavenus hosts sister. Fishing party at Lake Henry includes Joseph.
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Fenator
George
Contralla
Hulletend
Ukatreet
Winifred Glogs
Wilkin- Burge
Myaddsefibs Beer
Ferdinand Street
R. Hurlburt
Putnam Street
Providence Presbyterian Church
Willian Russell
Carbondale
Thomas Bshotten
Ok Ktreet
Solomon Dawes
Eawin
Throop Street
William Judd
Windsor
V. Palmer
North Mainavenus
Lake Henry
Joseph
Local Residents Visiting Friends and Returning Home
A list of residents visiting and returning from trips in nearby towns includes Mrs. Frank Wiles and Miss Jatura Hawkey from Church Avenue visiting in Honesdale, Miss Marie Lotifer from West Market Street traveling from Pittston, and Miss Collier visiting Dr J. D. Sullivan on William Street. Others travel or relocate within the region including Aaron Stoll, Frederick Larry, James Cilbride, and John Shaffer family moving to Parker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Waverly
Frederick Larry
Keyser Avenue
Carbondale
James Cilbride
Pittston
Vatherine Lynott
West Market Street
New York City
John Shaffer
Throop Street
Parker Street
F. Crossman
Frends
Scott
Julin Newly
Wilkes-Liurry
Obituary: Anthony Bright Dies After Illness at 70
Anthony Bright of Deckers Court Waverly died after illness following an attack of fever. He leaves a wife and a large family and was aged 70. The funeral will be from the family residence tomorrow at 1 PM and interment at Cathedral Cemetery. He was father to several named relatives and connected to local families in Wareely and Waverly.
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Anthony Bright
Hin Lane
West Market
Atevet
Oniomth
North Skruntan
Towse
Cathedral Cemetery
Mary Bowls
Deckers Court
Hoon
Jobard
Margaett Muchelige
Prank Patrick
Mle
Annie Doweph
Watkins
Pinel
Waverly
Youthful Expressman Incident Near Connell Building
An incident occurred yesterday afternoon in front of the Connell building when two Adams Express Company porters found a young boy hiding under a wagon. Police officer Captain Bidwards arrived and the boy was coaxed onto the sidewalk where a delivery wagon then collided with a Village store storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Adams Express Company
Dboutive Venra
Nap
Pero
Bidwards
Arnie
Sixth Ward Lot Dispute Between Controller and McNally
Contro ller Howell refuses to countersign a school board purchase agreement with P McNally for a Sixth Ward lot. McNally must seek a mandamus in court to compel payment, with the controller vowing to contest the action to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Fiona
P. McNally
Mr. McNally
Wien
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West
Harry Peck
J. B. Sweet
Evan T. Williams
Harry Winwood
Neverank J. Milman
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lehigh University
Sweet
Uline
Honrin
Wright
Kent
Moana
India
Lot
Hetuniton
Mary
John Edwards
Lex Neeley
John Philips
Walter Bevan
Harry Kemmierling
Maurice Miller
Dr. Sweet
James Mooney
Albert Davis
Lewis Davis
Myttle Thomas
Margaret Ludwig
Ethel Lewis
Marie Bedice
Norma Nichols
Rose Hughes
Bary Heddoe
Margaret Morgan
Lauree Morgan
Bessie Wagstaff
Jonnie Roderick
Ida Lewis
Mary Thomas
Edward Watking
Roy Williama
William L. Davis
Reese Griffithe
Charien Hawley
Thomas William
August Hower
Peter J. Tews
Bert Lewtla
Jenkins
Gymanfu Ganu
New York
Paris
Clude
Globe Warehouse
Termato
Courter
George Ulrich
Mariani Wine
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General News
Dunmore
Green Ridge
the Tribune
North Scranton
Harry Reynolds
P. O. Box
Passaic, N. J
Manhattan
Sean At
Lane
Spruce Street
Lyceum Theatre
Burgunder & Reis
A. J. Duffy
London
Malbourne
Julius Carn
Fetter
Paul Gunore
Frances Gaunt
Gordon
H. S. Gordon
Mys
Clark
Samui
Kaewa
Marge
Telemde
Mea
Keator
Mdwaman Oto de Myers
Eiene
Things
Benjamin Dives
Adams Company
McNally
Sarah Cowell LE Moyne
Wilton Tarheve
Herbert Moleson
John Glenilining
Walter Thomas
Florence Rockwell
Adelaide Ty Hayton
Lifnler & CO
Baleed
Bie
Anthony Hope
Daniel Frohman
Academy OF Music, Burounder & Rbis
Lessees
HR. Brown
Tepertoire
Tuslay Mitines
Land of the Living
Faust
Wo Uns
Tennessee
Prince—Vatview
Mvenine
New Gaiety Theatre R
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Slinager
Ceeunties T UJ Asday
Matisse Tam
T. W. Dnkin
Artiana Perfection
Cypera
Vaurlevile
Wy Pune Mirlesques
Ulderloin
Tokio
Fattsburg
Jonas Long
Penna
Pekin
Shanghai
Amoutated Press
Li Hung Chang
Sih-Cheo-Taning- Yah-Yaong
Shan Si
China Inland Mission
Sih-Cheo-Taning-Yakee Yung
Shan-St
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