Fourth Annual Ball of the Morsushours' Town Union No. 78
City notes describe the fourth annual ball of the Morsushours' Town Union No. 78 to be held at Music Hall on Thursday night. Also listed are civil service exam dates for nautical expert and architectural designer positions, a smoker event by Electric City Lodge No. 286, paydays for several industrial workers, a jail sentence for a man on a Raymond court charge, and a petty fine for a local nuisance incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doumevnon Morsushours’ Town Union
Electric City Lodge
International Association of Machinims
Antbert
Wyoming Avenue
Wate Sampson
Mia
Matempson
Raymond Court
Wy WE Thomas
Milny
Union Members Host Farewell Reception for Yard Master Nowell
Switchmen's union No. 120 members held a Saturday night reception in Dileher's hall for EF, &. Nowell the retiring Lackawanna yard master. He received a silver-handled umbrella and a gold chain with charm and departs for Sidney Nova Scotia to join the Intercolonial Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switchmen's Union
No. 120
Ef, &. Nowell
Lackawanna
Dileher
Religious News Notes Highlight Sermons and Outreach
Clergy across several denominations preached on universal salvation, sin and repentance. Notable events include Pentecostal and missionary funds, a weekly lecture at Hyacie Mission, and seven upcoming sermons on biblical prophecy plus a Sunday school mission drive totaling over 3000 for the year.
Divorced Couple Rewed in Magistrate's Office
Margaret Barry and John McGowan, once married in Carbondale sixteen years ago, remarried in Magistrate Howe's office on a Saturday afternoon. After a divorce that left Mrs. McGowan with custody of the three children, she said she had always loved her first husband and hoped the renewed marriage would bring true happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Margaret Barry
John McGowan
Wiiey
Carbondale
Iss
Universalist Conception of God Draws Scranton Congregations
At All Souls' Universalist Church in Scranton sermons by Rev. Thomas B. Payne draw large morning and evening crowds. He argues that the Fatherhood of God lies at the center of Jesus Christ's teachings and outlines universal salvation guided by divine love wisdom and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Souls’ Universalist Church
Scranton
Thomas B. Payne
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Father
Universalists
Universalists Believe “Our Father Ho ‘Lidge
Ain
Wyoming Conference Programme Observed In Waverly New York
The Wyoming Conference schedule at Waverly New York begins April with examinations on Tuesday April 1 and services led by Bishop Watt. The week features sermons by Wilber and Wright, memorial services, lectures by Dean Weight and Jean Wright, and a Saturday plenary on The Supreme Deity. Anniversary lectures mark each day ending with speakers from Boston New York and Chicago.
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Wyoming
Waverly
N.Y
Watt
Bel Pi
Stutiathoud
Inkonry
Semon
Wilber
S.a
Tskull
den Wrights
Centerview
Dean Weight
Walt
Dean Wright
Foreign Missionary Society
Gamewell
Bishop Mei
Lea
Jean Wright
Temperance
Charles A. Crane
D. D
Boston
Missionary Society
Stephen JL. Baldwin
New York
Freedman’s Aid
Wilber P. Thirkield
Cincinnati
Atlantic City Beach Resort Experience
Describes Atlantic City's attractions including vast head, lively boardwalk, crowds on the shore, rides and band concerts. Highlights the Jersey Central line offering three hour direct service from New York with vestibuled coaches and parlor cars. Provides contact for more information at C M Burt, General Passenger Agent, 143 Liberty Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Jersey Central
New York
C. M. Burt
Liberty Street
Term of Court Opens Today in Crime Case Roll Call
A two week criminal court term begins with Judge Edwards presiding. Today’s docket lists murder cases for Michael Davis and John Argentis, plus embezzlement, robbery, larceny and other charges. Davis murder may go to trial. Argentis may be delayed if Davis proceeds. Three courts will be in session all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smythe-Williama
H. M. Edwards
Michael Davis
W. A. Phillips
John Argentis
A.W. Palmer
Peter Monyko
Mike Madein
Jammes Mack
Daniel Lenahan
Frank Robling
Michael Size
Frank Hobling, Jr
Michael P. Kehoe
W. A. Duggan
John Miller
Trnvst
Jamies Corrigan
Patrick Horan
James Corrigan
Davis
Commonwealth
John J. Murphy
F. J. Fitzsimmons
John McCourt
Argentis
Judges Hear Four Divorces In City Court Hearings
Judges Newcomb and Kelly heard testimony in four divorce cases Saturday. Elizabeth Ruaisley sues Sanford G. Raisley. they wed in Oxford Furnace in 1884 and moved to the city in 1887. Phoebe Edwards sues George Edwards. married in 1867. he deserted her and went to Honolulu where another wife and children are alleged. John Reese seeks a divorce from Ellen, married in Wales twenty years ago. she left him and married another man decade later. Margaret Webster sues Charles Webster. married in 1886. he left ten years later in 1896.
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Newcomb
Kelly
Elizabeth Ruaisley
Sanford G. Raisley
Oxford Furnace
Phoebe Edwards
George Edwards
Honolulu
Hawaii
John Reese
Ellen
Wales
Margaret Webster
Charles Webster
Webster
Smythe V Williams case verdict reached Saturday
The case of W F Smythe against J K Williams and others went to the jury Saturday afternoon and at 6 oclock a verdict was agreed upon and sealed. The report notes a verdict in that action to be published this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Smythe Aginst
J. K. Willams
Orlock
Estate of Charles Stuart hearings adjourned by judge
Saturday hearings before Judge A A Vosburg on the Charles Stuart estate included a claim by the decedent's daughter Mrs Collins for funeral expenses which the executor rejected as a voluntary payment. attorneys Dawson and Haslander argued and the judge reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vosbure
Charles Stuart
Collins
C. W. Dawson
W. 8. Haslander
Vosburg
Younsel
Citywide crackdown on hucksters and pedddlers
Public Safety Director Wormser extends deadline to next Saturday for compliance with a new ordinance from He cord Connell imposing a license tax on transient merchants. Hucksters selling goods not their own from a wagon face 15 monthly, fruit and peanut stand operators 15 yearly, and street vendors not from a wagon 10 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. L. Wormser
Hecorder Connell
I& Wagon
Building Trades Section Considered by Central Union
A special committee of the Central Labor union was appointed to form a Building Trades Section uniting all building trades. The plan mirrors the former Building Trades council once active in the city and includes the admission of the switchmen's local union into the central body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Theentral Labor Union
Building Trades
Building Trades Council
Switchmen
En Twining New Friends Optician at 131 Penny Ave
A local optician business named En Twining New Friends operates at 131 Penny Avenue. The brief item notes the storefront address in a community notices listing. No additional details on services or personnel are provided.
Telegraphers Union Succeeds In Applying for Utilization
A brief note reports favorable action on the application by the Telegraphers' union for utilization. No further details are provided within the readable text.
Baptism Outdoors At Roaring Brook In Cold Rain
Shiloh Baptist church held an open air baptism beside Roaring Brook opposite Irving Avenue despite heavy rain and cold. One candidate, John Leffright, was immersed after a brief dressing and prayer by Rev. Jacob Boddie, amid shivering spectators and a brief moment of laughter over splashed water from the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh (Colored) Baptist Church
Roaring Brook
Irving Avenue
John Leffright
Jacob Boddie
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Saltry
Quinnan
Boddie
Pastor Boddle
The Fathers of the Church Sermon by Dr. James McLeod
Rev Dr James McLeod preached the first in a series on early Christian history focusing on the Fathers who shaped the church. He discussed Clement Origen Arius Athanasius and the Nicene creed noting their roles, persecutions and humanity as heroes of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M'Leod
Origen
Athanasius
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
McLeod
Christ
God
Alexandria
Clement
Tyre
Arius
Nical
Constantine
Great Council
Antioch
Jerome
Ambrose
Basil
Augustin
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Matthews Bros
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Providence Road
Green Ridge
James Payne
City Notes
United State Civil Service Commission
Hydrographic Office
Vmploves
Velaware
Jackawannua
Wester
Taylor
Keveer Valley
West
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Saturna Dad
Jai Toda
George Price Peineo
Toonge Pylopy Fostery
Llettse Om
Pont Avenue
Jrrester
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Nowell
Religious News Notes
George A. Cure
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas DB. Payne
Universaliat
Gail
Christian Workers
Teague
Hyacie Mission
A. Dh. Hollevimen
Luther Mos Waring
Divace Evangelical Lathictin
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Vinree
Penn Avenue
Huptiotelingei
St. Pranvin of
Asassi
Second Presbyterian Church
James TH. Odell
Kin Park Chure
Tey. J. W. Messenger
Zion Voited Evangelical Church
Nicana
Mother Gray
Bomple
THE
Louis Vedeseo
Guardia Flame Beneficial Society
Old Forge
Tedesco
Frank Pierce
George Cowperthwaite
Welly
Orphans’ Court
En Twining
Optician
Penny Ave
Telegraphers' Union For
the Fathers OF the Church
Globes
Crina
GEO. V. Millar
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Bedding Co
F. A Kaiser
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
Wwe
Madras
India
Victoria Lawns
McConnell & Co
Lackawanna Ave
Mae
Mears & Hagen
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