Personal notes from Philadelphia visit and local appointments
Julius Trangott spends a few days in Philadelphia. Gus Ferber and other youths are mentioned with status. Deputy U S Marshal Frank Robling Jr visited Sunbury. Mrs H H Burroughs travels to Washington DC for May. Huntchinton Commandery members plan attendance at a conclave. Crystal Engine Company hires for summer outing to sail the Hudson and visit cities, possibly as far as Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Trangott
Philadelphia
Gius Ferber
Ferber
Gus Ferber
News
City
United States
Matshal Frank Robling, Jr
Sunbury
H. H. Burroughs
Washington, D.C
Mont H. Smith
Oliver F. Glenhardt
Thaddeus KE. Adie
Huntchinton
Knights Templar
Norristown
Harvey Long
Daniel Newman
Charles Hineline
Harry Hermins
Crystal Engine Company
Hudson River
Albany
Buffalo
On Erin's Shore at Frothingham Theater
A Saturday program presented On Erin's Shore by a local company led by H Willard Storm. The drama features picturesque scenes and an interesting plot. James W Regan contributes a sweet voiced Irish ballad performance praised as a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin's Shores
H. Willard Storm
James W. Regan
Ministry society aids rector hopefuls in modern era
Hoy F. D. Hoskins, correspondent secretary of the Society for the Increase of the Ministry, spoke at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Scranton on forty years of aid to ministry candidates. The society funds candidates through college and seminary study, with oversight of applicants’ character, attendance, and performance, and funds raised mainly in New England and the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
F. D. Hoskins
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Hoskins
Society For
Protestant Episcopal
Scranton
St. Luke's Corner
Honesdale
Hfe
New England
God
Jesus Christ
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's
Forty Hours Devotion Opens at St Peter’s Cathedral
A Forty Hours devotion began at St. Peter’s cathedral with a 10 30 high mass led by Rev. J A O'Reilly. Morning confessions and masses follow daily, with evening services at 7 20 featuring a sermon by Rev. P F Quinnan. Rev. M L B Donlan preached last night on avoiding occasions of sin and humility before God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Hev. T. PF. Carmody
J. W. Malone
James McAndrew
Father O'Reilly
P. F. Quinnan
Pittston
M. LB. Donlan
St. Mary's Church
Dunmore
Religious Meetings Highlight Evening Services Across City
Rev. Rogers lamber spoke at St Luke's. Rev G H Button from Keystone Academy preached at Penn Avenue Baptist. Mrs Jayne led soprano solos at Gospel Service with Rev JF Moffat topics at Washburn Street Presbyterian. Shafer and Rev Thomas addressed Gospel meetings for Y M C A. George Coombs led morning service at Jackson Street Baptist. E B Griffiths of Mount Carmel spoke evening. Green Ridge Baptist saw a Pennsylvania Baptist Education Society address. A H W O Nea l of Dunmore preached. Rev B F A Dony spoke at Elm Park Methodist pastors meeting. Rev W H Stubblebine continued Pilgrim's Progress lectures on The Delectable Mountains. A union service of First Welch Tabernacle and Seymeah Congregational churches drew a crowded crowd with Rev T Bell and Rev O Jones. Dr Barnsworth spoke on the Turkish mission field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of
City
Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
Jackson Street
George Coombs
E. BR. Griffiths
Mount Carmel
Green Suidge Mapilst
Pennsylvania Baptist Education Society
A. H W. O'Neal
Dunmore
BF. A. Dony
Pennsylvania
Elm Park Church
Pilgrim's Progress
W. H. Stubblebine
Cavalry Reformed Church
Delectable Mountains
Welch Tabernacle Congregational Church
Seymeah
T. Bell
O. d. Jones
Turkey
Barnsworth
Crayon Portrait Premium Offer From The Press Scranton
The Philadelphia Press offers crayon portraits free to Scranton readers who subscribe daily Press for eight weeks at 12 cents weekly. Pay 1.25 in advance to receive the portrait and eight weeks of The Press. Solicitors will call from April 27 at 407 Spruce Street. H H Heidleman handles delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Scranton
Spruce Street
Daily Press
Philadelphia
H. H. Heidleman
Mee
H. BH. Beldjeman
The
Preas
Dr Clark to Lecture in Scranton on Christian Endeavor Event
A Scranton committee has arranged Rev Francis E Clark D D of Boston to lecture at the Frothingham theatre next Thursday evening on Gods Purpose in Christian Endeavor. Clark arrives 255 Thursday afternoon and will be greeted by a delegation, dine at Hotel Jermyn, then mass meeting at 8 with prayer by Rev James McLeod and introduction by C B Daniels. A 200 voice choir led by C B Chandler will sing with Conrads orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association Hall
Scranton Christian Endeavor Union
Francis E. Clark
D. D
Boston
Frothingham Theater
Jersey Central Railroad
Hotel Jermyn
Clark
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
C. BE. Daniels
C. B E. Chandler
Conrad
Dr. Clark
Young Men's Christian Association
Buffalo
Wilkes+ Fittston
Many Endeavor Societies
Scranton
New No 19 School Building Praised by City Controllers
Controllers led by George Mitchell and George Carson inspected the No 18 school at Jackson street and Rebeccan avenue. The twelve room brick veneered building with Huyett Smith heating impressed the party, designed by BE. WH. Davis and built by John Benore and Edwin LB. Hughes. It faces Jackson street with main entrance on Rebeccca avenue and will be accepted at the next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mitchell
George Carson
Henson Davis
Herman Nota
T. J. Jennings
Mott Orchard
Jackson Street
Dining Car Service to Be Placed on DL&W Through Trains
Delaware Lackawanna and Western plans a dining car service on through Buffalo to New York trains. Negotiations with Pullman are underway to equip all through trains with dining cars, improving meal service and potentially shortening travel times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Pullman
Buffalo
New York
LAW BREAKERS SENTENCED IN APRIL TERM COURT
William Mooney the burglar caught rifling Frears store on Adams avenue was fined $1 and sentenced to a year and six months in the Eastern penitentiary. Johnny Green Newton youth to Huntingdon reform school for stealing a horse and carriage. Edward Morris fined $1 and five months in county jail plus restore property. Three Polander offenders in the Kaditus assault received heavy penalties. Several others were fined or jailed for theft and related crimes. Rose Logus avoided sentence but warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunater
William Mooney
Frear
Adams Avenue
Eastern
Johnny Green
Newton
Huntingdon Industrial Reformatory
Fleetville
Edward Morris
Morris
D. W. Burr
Simon Arushas
Joseph Mullinskey
Joseph Lahuskey
John Kaditus
John Lukan
Lloyd Street
Mullinskey
Kaditus
Arushas
Lahuakey
Joseph Lowingeki
Francis Kupe
Anthony Logus
John Kups
Albert Groth
Rose Logus
Max Koehler
Priceburg
Evening theater offerings at Academy and Davis venues
A benefit performance of A Gay Ol 4 Boy by Joseph Hart and company drew a large Elks audience and favorable notices. Emily Hancker and Our Flat tour headlines with the London and New York runs cited. The Kodak at Davis theater ends tomorrow with high praise for its musical humor and ensemble. Lilian Russell is billed for May at the Academy and Frothingham venues with operatic and benefit performances listed. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pillsbury flour notes appear as filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Joseph Hart and Company
The
Elks
Emily Hancker
Academy
London
New York City
This City
Our Flat
Kodak
Davis’ Theater
Times
Davis
Lilian Russell
Frothingham
Hoyt
Midnight Pell
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Winnett Stock Company Opens With Wire for Wite
The Winnett Stock company performs at Frothingham on Monday to Wednesday at popular prices. Opening tonight is the melodrama Wire for Wite, a first at popular prices, with Tuesday and Wednesday shows including Passion's Slave Wife for Wife and The Unknown plus special scenery and all accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Winnett Stock Company
Wite
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Norton
Norton’s
Lackawanna Avenue
South Main St
Wilkes: Barre
Weston Mill Co
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Garney, Brown & Co., Manufacturers
Court House
Erin's Shore
Sehank & Koehler
ST. Luke's Church
Heaven
Calvary
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Jesus
Walher Donlan
Father Donlan
Church News Notes
John Koditus
Clancy
Wilton
John Clancy
Hampton
John J. Murphy
Gunsteregald
John Tobveskie
Leon Olchefski
Martin Kaminiski
Andrew Bobonia
North End
Durance Vile
John Densdack
Gammon's Hill
Michael Ruddy
John P. Kelley
Firet
Patrick Troudican
Carbonvale
Sarah Morgan
Peter Parry
Throop
Hannah Indian
Parry
Doudlean
Hood
Pillsbury's
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Mjauine
Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Stetson Agency
Rexford
Delft
Tata
P. McRea & CO
Boyke & Mucklow
En Boys
Wor Ave
Clothiers, Hetlers.& Furnishera
Atc
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ave
Garner
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