Lincoln Farm Sold To Save Memorial Park Plan
On August 25 the Lincoln farm of 110 acres in Kentucky’s bluegrass region was auctioned for taxes. One bidder, a private citizen, saved the farm for a Lincoln National Park memorial project led by a patriotic association. Subscriptions from $0.25 to $25 are invited, with honorary membership and a permanent catalog entry. Joseph Mondieau accepts deposits, listing initial supporters and amounts. Ice cream promotion copy and unrelated local notes appear in the same text.
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Lave
Abraham Lincoln
Kentuky
Lincoln National Park
Lincoln Farm Association
W. H. Meafilian
Joseph Mondieau
George Welder
A. M. Neely
Hw.hankee
W. Morris
Samuel Me
Reverend Richard A Rinker Installed at Lackawanna Presbytery Church
The First Presbyterian congregation in Pittston formally installed Rev. Richard A Rinker as pastor after months of vacancy. A large crowd attended despite bad weather. The service featured an installation sermon by Rev. James Cattanach with a charge to the pastor from Rev. Dr. W R Harshaw and remarks by Stated Clerk Rev. P I H Brooks. The ceremony included a reception for the new pastor and marks the start of his full pastoral duties.
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First Presbyterian
Richard A. Rinker
James Howe
D. Smythe
Langcliffe Presbyterian Church
Avoca
Pittston
James Cattanach
First Presbyterian Church
Mauch Chunk
Moses
W. R. Harshaw
West Pittston Presbyterian Church
Jesus
I H. Brooks
Wilkesbarre
Lackawanna
J. B. Craven
Wi ‘Parre
Rinker
Str. Rinker
Minister Rinker to Lead Lower Merion Church Pulpit
Born in this city, Rinker pursued a robust classical and theological education. He graduated from Fast Stroudsburg Normal School in 1894, Ursinus College in 1900, Ursinus School of Theology, and Princeton University with a Bachelor of Divinity, then served as pastor at Lower Merion Presbyterian Church before further study.
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Rinker
Ursinus School of Theology
Philadelphia
Fund
Lower Merion Presbyterian Church
Gladwyne
Princeton University
Ponnim
Por Rent. Tousen in West Pittston listing prices
Furnished house rates and Pittston listings show varied rents from 5 to 25 dollars. Stores and shops demand 3 to 75 dollars, with offices at 6 to 20 dollars. G. B. Thompson appears as a contact in this rental catalog.
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Tousen
West Pittston
Pittston
G. B. Thompson
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First National Bank OF
John A. Law
Chas
H. Foster
Joseph T. Cake
Joseph Langford
S. Smith
Joseph L. Cake
Crane
William J. Watson
Willm Z L. Watson
James McMillan
James N. Anderso
Gompertz & Co
North Main Street
Black Cat
Store of Good Hat Fayle
Water Street
A. J. Barber & Co
Broad Street
Caild
Oxfords
Oxford
Davenport's Shoe Store
Main Street
Raymond We
Auto Grand
Fitch &Nebone
South Main St
Yelen’s
N. Main Street
Ferry Bridge
Perrson
Dana ‘Kina
North Main St
Shoes and Oxfords Department
Ladies and Children's
Lincoln Farm
Harter
Bevan
Antrim
The
Presbyterian Church
Hichard A,inker
Presbytery of
Third National Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
United States Depositary
Resources
Banking House
U. 8
Agen
Jam Connell
Mh, Peck
Cashier Directors
William Connell
James L. Connell
James Archbald
Uther
Keller Oakford
Liam H. Pech
Pittsburg
Bennales
Mayo Bros.’ Pharmacy
An Avenue
Tra
Evans Bros
Campbell, Rozelle and Webster
Grocers
Main St
B. Oe
Jesse B. Careenter
First National Bank
Jesse B. Carpenter
Faid Bank
Mary A. Carpenter
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