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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1897
Page
3
Scranton Club Holds Second Annual Election in New Rooms
The Scranton club elected last year’s board of directors, with Colonel H. M. Boles as president and T. H. Watkins as vice president. Officers and directors reappointed, committees named, and a club lunch held. Planning for a reception and a March 16 concert reception at the Tievele Club House announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Club
H. M. Boles
T. H. Watkins
J. W. Goakford
J. Hen Dimmick
Henry Helin, Jr
H. J. Anderson
Charles P. Connell
EL Ot. Fuller
House Committee
Cornell Musica
Tievele Club
George Sanderson
B. Jermyn
F. J. Platt
Mra
Sturges
Henry Elin, Jr
James Archbald
R. G
Saton Gakford
C. D. Simpson
FE. Platt
C. SS. Weston
A. A. Storrs
F. i. Jermyn
Princeton Alumni Banquet At Hotel Jermyn In Wilkes-Barre
Princeton alumni from this city and Wilkes-Barre will gather Friday night at the Hotel Jermyn with President Patton of the university among the speakers. Officers include Rev. Dr. James McLeod president, Lyddon Pilek treasurer, George Urquhart secretary. The banquet starts at 7 with songs from Wilkes-Barre and alma mater performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Wilkes-Barre
Jermyn
Patton
James McLeod
Scranton
Lyddon Pilek
Wilkes-Tarre
George Urquhart
McLeod
Chathman
W. BE
Guneter
J. TH. Brooks
Fisher
James Mate
Cantains Cocheran and
Wilken
Williamsport
Pittsburg
Electric Mine Lamp Patent Sparks Industrial Interest
General Manager John BR Law of the Newton Coal Company ordered twelve chloride electric lamps from Minelectric Portable Lamp Company of Jelmi pa, N. Y. The March 6 1888 patent describes a two and a half inch lens lamp with sulfuric acid battery, hermetically sealed, ready in seconds and rated for twelve hours per plate, with replaceable plates costing 10 cents each and a miner friendly handle and reflector to boost illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BR. Law
Newton Coa! Company
Minectric Portable Lawmap Company
Jelmipa
Pittstoy
Stein
Chefara
Universalist Young People Hold Quarterly Convention
The Susquehanna Universalist association met at All Souls' Universalist church on Pine Street for a two day quarterly gathering. Activities included business sessions, a plan to publish an official union paper, and devotional services led by ministers from Brooklyn Foster and this city with Miss Emma Floridae guiding devotions. The meeting adjourned with plans to meet again in May at Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Souls’ Universalist Church
Pine Street
Young People’s Union
Susquehanna Universalist Association
Foster
Eldridge
Brooklyn
Alt Cers
Reve
FW. Whippen
All Souls’ Church
BR. Eb, Horn
F. K. Adams
Eof Foster
Man Arrested From Wilkes-Barre At Booth Steel Mill
Police informed Saturday an insane man caused annoyance at Booth Steel mill. Mounted Officer Dyer arrested John Finnegan of Wilkes-Barre, who appeared insane, and sent him back to the Alligator City in the evening. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as purifying blood and restoring strength with Hood's Pills for liver ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Steel
Dyer
Plnce
John Finnegan
Wilkes-Tlarre
Allgator
Sons of America Sermon on Heritage and Duty
Rev. C M Giffin at Elm Park delivered a patriotic sermon on the Father of Our Country and the American inheritance. He urged Sons of America to safeguard democracy, elect capable leaders, and educate youth to sustain the republic against indifference and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Hhiveh
C. M. Giffin
Americas
DaoGitsin
Port
Washington
Lincoln
Pericles
Revolutionary Army
United States
Amerton
Athens
American Republic
Sermon on Faith at Howard Place Church
Rev. H. A. Grant delivered a discourse on Faith and the Bible at the Howard Place Methodist Episcopal Church. He argued faith rests on conviction the Bible is God’s word and on belief in fulfilled promises, supported by common sense proofs God reveals His will and has made such revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Grant
D. D
Howard Place
M. E. Church
Howard Place Methodist Episcopal Church
WW. A. Grant, B. DD
Sermons and services mark Sabbath notes across churches
Rev G Ja Malice topics at Green Hige United Evangelical and Rev Dr Jenkine of Talondale preach at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian and Taylor. Rev A E B Collins at Green Ridge Presbyterian. Major J Lindsay leads three Volunteer services on Washington avenue. Mrs Browning leads YWCA service. Captain W A May addresses the afternoon YM has an attorney J O MW Hamilton speech. Music by Van Dervoort Waar and William Stanton. Rev W G Watkins at North Main Avenue Trptist preaches The Deacon Martyr in morning and Stephen and the Yours Man Who Kept the Murderers Clothes in evening. Rev I P Morlatt of Washburn Street Presbyterian unable to preach. Rev John Grimbs, Abr Griffiths discuss Hebrew Greek Latin in sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ja
Green Hige United Evangelical Church
Odd Fellowship
D. Jenkine
Talondale
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Taylor
A. E B. Collins
Lewisburg
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
J. Lindsay
Pennsylvania
The
American Volunteers
Washington Avenue
Miss van Dervoort
Him Park
M. Waar
William Stanton
North Main Avenue
W. G. Watkins
Stephen
I. P. Moalfatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John Grimbs
Abr
Griffitha
The Bible as God’s Revelation in Human History
The excerpt argues that a divine revelation must be unique and unmistakable and that the Bible fulfills this role. It states there can be no other book like Gods law, and that the Bible provides essential information about God, evil, salvation, holiness, sin, heaven, and hell, establishing its authority as the foundation of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyla
Sons of America
Amerliva
God
Satan
Heaven
Hell
Temple of Faith
Prayer and Providence Highlight Founding Faith at Church
The Rev James McLeod preached on Elijah urging true prayer over mere words. He linked the Puritans and Pilgrims to liberty justice and the Declaration and called for devotion to God as guide and protector. He urged a pledge of fidelity and steadfast reliance on God forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
Luther
Paul
Calvin
Political Jottings On School Board Reorganization
The school board plans reorganizing tomorrow evening with Captain EK and Dr. Feldus serving as secretary. Oboy Schriefer may become chairman, while Henry Hatton vies for clerk of the common council. Ex-Senator M. Mcdonald, a Democratic attorney, seeks the city solicitor post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldus
Oby. Schriefer
Henry Hatton
Common Council
John Mahon
M. i) Mcdonald
Big City Property Thought To Be Sold For 50000
Joint owners Tenry Dimler and George Wahl expect a conference with the real estate agent today over the northeast corner property at Adams avenue and Linden street. An informal offer of 45000 has been mentioned and the agent may seek an option if a definite price is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenry Dimler
George Wahl
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Henry Dimler
Wahl
Tribune
Scranton
Carter & Kennedy
Adams and
Jefferson Avenues
Lackawanna Avenue
Nay Aug Park
Washington's Birthday Dinner at First Presbyterian Church
Annual dinner and supper held in the church lecture room on Washington's Birthday from 12 to 2 p.m. and again to 8 p.m. Dinner 60 cents, supper 25 cents. Menu features turkey roast beef mashed potatoes cranberry celery cold slaw pickles olives tea coffee pie pudding ice cream. Supper includes cold turkey chicken salad scalloped potatoes hot biscuits tea coffee canned fruits and cake.
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Washington
First Presbyterian Church
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