Wyoming Conference Anniversary Report Highlights 50 Years
The Wyoming Conference conducts anniversary sessions recalling fifty years of ministry. Rev Harroun delivers an inspirational sermon while elders, historians, and the Wyoming Trio are honored. Reports note growth in mission work, donations to Bible societies, and plans for continued domestic and foreign outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harroun
Ixodus
M.b
Heaven
Abraham Lincoln
James Morrow
American Bible Society
Shenandoah Valley
Bible Society
Wis
L. C. Murdock
Wyoming Valley
Methodist Episcopal
General Missionary Committee
Bon Ten
Harned
Lackawanna Bible Society
Tallan
Scranton
Gill
Methodist Church Insurance
Thomas H. Dale
Wyoming
Grand Association of Daughters of the Revolution
Methodist conference notes reveal appointments and changes
Kingston conference delegates vote to reappoint T. OC. Murdock and appoint Rev OF 1. Newing as solicitor for the Methodist Review. Rev. Thomas Livingstone named solicitaor for the Geepel in Al Landa. A new spring elder for Highamton district, possibly Dr UAL Rweel, is discussed. Changes at Asbury church and Dale couple arrive at the hotel for conference activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. OC
Murdock
Kingston
Newing
Methodist Review
Thomas Livingston
Geepel
al Landa
Highamton
Phyd'a
Ual Rweel
Titkford
Wilkes-Barre
Asbury Elurch
Green Ridge
T. J. Dale
Methodist Church
Mer
Ale Dale
Snyder
Dean Wright
Boston
Waverly
Kipling
Schaefer Leaves for Buffalo Job With Lackawanna Iron
Jacob Schaefer long time controller of the Tenth ward and former foreman at Lackawanna Iron and Steel car shops has gone to Buffalo to accept a similar position. He and several oil employees traveled this week and may move his family to Buffalo if he takes the post. He has served on the board of control for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schaefer
Tenth Ward
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Buffalo
Schaefer
Bison City
Board of Control
Bank Building Erection Under Way in Olyphant
Contracts awarded and work begun for Citizens' Bank of Olyphant. Architects Langley and Blackwood designed a two story fireproof brick building with a copper domed street facade, Italian renaissance detailing, limestone trimmings, and a lavishly appointed banking hall, vaults, offices, and utilities across two main floors and basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens' Bank of Olyphant
Langley & Blackwood
Associated Architects
Etyada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biela
Weenie
Chiriati
Boraque
Wyoming Seminary
Sprague
Austin Griffin
H. M. Crydenwise
Thomas Hurroun
Lynch
Dr. Webster
G. H. Pren
Tice
Thomas Harroun
Morrow
Historical Society
Wal- Worth
Andor
N.Y
Joseph Madison
Bherbourne
N. Vu
Ev. G. W. Leach
Juequehanna
A. J. van Cleft
Foote
W. L. Thorpe
W. B. Westlake
Hey
W. B. Weastlake
Earth
J. B. Sumner
J. ¢. Leavock
A. Benjamin
Sumner
Daughters of Methodiam
Dale
Methodiat Parsonage
John Comfort
Methodiam
Oneida
Cantenovia Seminary
Bethany Seminary
Northern Advocate
Willamette University
Washington
Ruddy
Rounds
G. M. Peck
Nelson
Charles M. Judd
S. T. Baldwin
Gorham
Adams Avenue
Muory Holbrook
Woman
Charles L. Rice
Carbondale
Hard
Dr. Sprague
Roosevelt
W. H. Olin
New York
Olin
Ported Roevevelt
White House
Dr. Ward
Faithtalle
Theodore Noosevelt
Hayes
the Historical Society
Manley
Fy. D
A. W. Hayes
D. D
C. M. Surdam
Treaeurer
H. Wilbur
Wibrarian
Ta. Sprague
W. le Thorpe
Freedman’s Aid Society
Wilbur PB. Thitkeld
Cincinnati
H.C. McDermott
WH. Race
Grant University
Dr. Race
Binghamton
Race
H.c. P
Allen
Hicken
Oakford Court
Notion
GeoNomp
Wyoming Ave
THE
Olyphant Bank
Gvanix
and Credit
Jon Credit
Nient Payments
Gibson
Strom
Prina
Lacka. Ave
Washington Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
Dupont
Powder Mining
Blasting
Sporting
Stookelene
Pauno Chemical Company
Serantum
Joan B. Smith & Son
E. W. Mulligan
Wilkin
Tribune
Lackawanna Avenue
Green Trading Stamps