Local Youths and Notables Departures and Events
Mira Gertrude Sprague sails to Wells College for a freshman clash. Edward Norra Lord of Philadelphia listed with Mr and Mrs Rockwell of Jefferson Ave. Mrs A J Howley returns from Chicago after two months visiting her mother. Catherine Pay and John F P Donachad travel to New York College of Pharmacy to resume studies. Robert Frey and Claud W Walker to resume studies at Lawrenceville NJ and University of Pennsylvania. Floyd Predett leaves for University of Pennsylvania for dentistry studies. James Shepland and Fanne Burdick wed at Monsey Avenue with Reverend Rogers. M J McAndrew admitted to the bar at Lackawanna. youngest to join. Genevieve Rommel, trained pianist, to give lessons at 96 Washington Ave Scranton starting Oct 1.
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Mira Gertrude Sprague
Wells College
Edward Norra Lord
Philadelphia
George XS. Rockwell
Jefferson Avenue
A. J. Howley
Washington Avenue
Chicago
Catherne Pay
John FP. Donachad
Stone Avenue
New York College of Pharmacy
Robert Frey
Claud W. Walker
Lawrenceville
N.J
Uni Verity
Pennsylvania
Floyd C. Predett
Pierie
Uniersity of
McAndrew
Lackawanna Bar
Stl
Edwards
Taylor & Lewis
Cornell
Local Notes From North End Community
John Wilson of Wilkes-Barre spent Sunday with North End friends including Mrs Huegon in Washington. Mr and Mrs W E Arnell have returned home from New York City. Mr and Mrs Ralph Foote of Wayne County visited Mrs W B Christmas. Rev William Edgar leaves for the Wyoming District Ministerial Association in Orange Lugerne county. Aired Humphrey and Anna Reevere plan to wed at Parkan Congregational Church on Oct 16. Rev J G Eckman preached at Provence Methodist Church last evening. Choir offered fine selections. Mise Foote has returned from vacation and visits Mrs W B Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Wilkes-Barre
North End
Huegon
Washington, D. C
George Griffin
West Market Street
W. E. Arnel
Summit Avenue
New York City
Raltph Foote
Wayneounty
Irs W. B. Christmas
North Main Avenue
William Edgar
Orange
Lugerne
Wyoming District
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Humphrey
Anna Réevere
Marris
Parkan Congregational Church
J. G. Eckman
Provence Methodist Episcopal Church
Mise Fromvea Foote
W. B. Christmas
Minooka and Nearby Figures Placed in Local Notes
Minooka M J Exan returned Saturday from the grand council of the Young Men's Treture at Indian anokia. James Powel of Stroudsburg spent Sunday with Minooka friends. The Gt Joseph Total Abstinence and Benevolent society held a special meeting to finalize plans for Oct 19. James Kenny of Peckville was a caller in town Sunday. The OConnell council Young Men's Institute football eleven organized for the coming season with players Philbin Laewry Driscoll Judie Warer Kane Grady McCarthy and He. The club challenges any team in the county game at an early date. Patrick Manager, my s flour mills have a welcome a day. Sey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Exan
Young Men‘s Treture
Indiananokia
Tred
James Powel
Stroudsburg
Gt. Joseph Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
James Kenny
Peckville
Sumdlay
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Atonement Day Reflections On Humility And Forgiveness
The sermon notes on the Jewish Day of Atonement emphasize humility of spirit and body. Rabbi J Feuericht speaks on the sacredness of the day, forgiveness, and self examination leading to moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi J. Peuerticht
Rallying Day Observed at Providence and Second Presbyterian Churches
Rallying Day events filled the Providence and Second Presbyterian churches with Sunday school programs. Rev Go. Guild preached to children, and Misses Gabriel with Master Archie Morgan performed a duet and recitation. The service featured scripture readings, hymns, prayers, and a donation toward the million-dollar fund. Vocal quartets also performed, highlighting a full, community-centered observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Seecond
Providence Presbyterian
Go. Guild
H. A L. Mekeshan
Gabriel
Archie Morgan
Morgan
Sec
Presbyterian Church
Poms
James B. Porvey
Jesus Faves
Dr. Robinson
Ainda Rell
Mule Ty
Poaredall
Railroad Aliment
Serapton
Dr Harris Sermons at Bucknell President Preaches in City
Dr C H Horns, president of Bucknell University, preached morning at Penn Avenue Baptist Church with a large attentive audience. An evening service offered a limited audience for a forceful discourse on faith and revival. An afternoon gathering was held at the Young Men's Christian Association building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
C. HE Horns
Bucknell University
Penn
Penn Avenue
Chrithon
Hare
Ditekoon
Ste. Bayuet Charch
Doshes Premeie
Vrovdenre Methadet Episcopal Church
Hey
Csin Bulgar
Petetor
Foneelork
Lave Fenet
Tan J
Ackman
Evenng
Vrofeemar James Htrhes
Berton Street
Yeateratuy
Colas’ Ilepiurlure
Yeetenhiy Walter
Fearenll
Adair
Ates Ae
Ning Evitnen- Vet
Hampton S Treet
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cobh
New York Cty
J. Jo Bach
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital appeals for aid
Rev. J. S. Breckinridge spoke at Elm Park church about the Brooklyn Methodist Hospital's nonsectarian work. Donations were generously met for a free institution that accepts all patients regardless of race creed or color and provides equal medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Preckinridge
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
J. S. Breckinridge
Brooklyn
Neohepaul Hospital
Elm Park Elwreh
Methodist Hospital
Revival and Church Services Highlight Sabbath News
A busy Sabbath program spans multiple churches with revival meetings and sermons. Speakers include Jeffers of Leonean University and Dr. Cobb of New York City leading at several congregations, while young women hear talks and Parish events proceed across Green Lodge United, Providence Episcopal, and Plymouth churches with ongoing revival sessions each evening.
Woman's Untimely Death and Husband's Arrest in Scranton Case
Minnie Mohr of 22 Beechetive in South Sie was found dead in bed at 8 on Friday night. Coroner and police investigated as allegations of husband Henry Mohr abused her with fists and an iron rod. autopsy showed heart failure from alcohol use rather than violence. Husband jailed briefly, released for final hearing pending coroner jury verdict.
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Minnie Mohr
Henry Mohr
Beechetive
South Sie
Miehowe
Millar
Ile
Hriises
Mohr
Heney Mbotr Jr
Ate
Esruek
Aljolitar
Mehr
Mohro
St Phe
AL Kelley
Etter
Ada
Teuire Dito
de. A. J. Koll
Coir Avenue
Fatli
Coromer
George M. Watson
Kelley
Pleasant Sunday School Pageant Delights Taylor Residents
The Presbyterian Sunday School event in Taylor featured a Saturday session with ice cream for children and a lively program. A girls race provided the main excitement as contestants raced in a tight finish, with Jesse Moffatt triumphing narrowly while L J Spyder regained his former standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Taylor
Batunlay
Rannk Smith
Jewshe Moffatt
Jeesle Moffatt
L. J. Spyder
Well, New Goods Still Draw Buyers This Day
The piece notes that customers persist in seeking the latest novelties and keeps returning to the same source for fresh merchandise. It emphasizes sustained consumer demand and repeated shopping at the same destination.
Wedding Presents at Our China Store
Persistent focus on best goods at low prices shapes a China Store that doubles as an art collection. Browse in and find potential wedding gifts among dishes and decorative items.
Castoria Recalled in Early Advertising Jingle
The misquoted lines trace a familiar advertising jingle about Castoria used for children and infants. The verses play on parental care through stages from sickness to motherhood, implying a trusted remedy across generations.
Rexford’s Hurry-out Prices on $10,000 in Goods
From our old Washington store we closed Aug 26 reporting 28 big cases of watches jewelry silverware and pictures nearly ten thousand dollars' worth. Much stock duplicates existing lines. This surplus is now being sold at hurry-out prices. Visit to see how far your dollar will go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Clocks and Silverware Bargains Moving Down the Street
West window displays show decorates porcelain mantel clocks priced from 1.90 and 8 day cathedral gong at 4.75, cabinet mantels 2.95 to 5. Dozens of Rogers Teaspoons 45 cents or 1.00 per set. Sugar Shaper Quadruple Plate only 1.25. Rogers Bros 1847 goods priced low as the rush continues. Framed engravings and pastel prints offered, 20x24 pastels 0.50 to 1.75. Visit the Picture Department as a rush remains for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Rogers Bros
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Jorton's
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill Co
Genevieve Rommell
Mra
W. EL. Sherwood
Thomas Tapper
Boston
Scranton
Mra. C
Bimpeon
Olive Street
My ‘S Flour Mills
Sey
Mats
Soctovarss
Dos
Schoriny
Abiham
Eberntyour
Israel
Joan
Jula
Jericho
Eusha
Jormiealem
Judalem
Jeweh
Tyne
Nuch
Passon
Min von
God
Second Presbyterian Church
Mbp
Hegdion
Temo
Gonad Dr Morgan
Mieke J. Smith
Bite
St. James’ Church
London
Pang Scoprate
Clarence Dalentine
Ecentralia
George Rockwell
DR. Harris
Dir
Wearin
Green Lodge
Byanseloat Church
Hey, Jeffers
Leonean University
Howerd Place
Eli
Beech Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Armoureer Company
Frank von ‘Hornam
Preok Street
Addisonville
G. W. Jones
Nay
Ehrrood
Hood
Inimore
Taylor's
Tribune
Dunmore
Raby
Custoris
Castoria
Thern
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Schank
Koehler
Spruce Street
Hi. D. Swartz & CO
Penn and
Wyoting Avenues
Kkawanna Ave
Amgrigh
J.D. Williams & Bro. Lacka.rve
Scranton, PA
Vic Roe
E. Grewer
Old Post Office
University of Pennsylvania
Medco-Chiruthiea College of Philadthin
Allbiety
FE. Grewer
Spruce
Treat
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Ney-Aug
Y. BR
M. H. Dale
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Dupont
Wawaueees le .Cority
Pasa ’i Seington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Newyoming Ave
Third National Bank
Greene
Wilkow
Qenny
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
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