Religious Change and Dedication Plans Across Local Churches
The week features Rev. Thomas Hell considering a Summit Hill call after resigning Plymouth Congregational Church duties. Bishop O Hara will attend the Holy Cross Bellevue dedication, with mass led by Coroner Forest City and sermons by Rev. J. Malone. parade routes and musical leaders named. The First Church of Christ Scientist seeks incorporation for public worship under Mary Baker Eddy's guidance, listing initial directors. Local pastors urge suppression of Sunday ball playing to preserve Sabbath sanctity. Princeton ties note Rev. Dr. Burroughs of Wabash College to First Presbyterian services, alongside classmate peers from New York and Chicago churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop O'Hara
Church of the Holy Cross
Bellevue
W. P. O'Donnell
Joseph Coroner
Forest City
J. W. Malone
Davis
Anna Bell
Providence
A. W. Kelly
Parson
Anna Brown
Olyphant
Jd. Vo Aussie
Bentley Creek
Catholic Societies of
Scranton, Panmore and
Minooka
John EF. Regan
W. H. Burke Ehier
Seventh Street
Railroad Avenue
Trailroad Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Hellevue Place
Third Avenue
Fellows Street
Emmet Street
Broadway
Holy Croes Church
Fifth Avenue
Dismiss
Church of Christ, Scientist
Gal
Busan Spencer
Wyoming Avenue
Charles M. Maynard
Nay Aur Avenue
Slimon Thomas
Reese Street
A. T. Frink
South
Hyde Park Avenue
C. G. Avery
Adama Avenue
CG. W. Maynard
Princeton
Burroughs
First Presbyterian Church
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Amherst College
Henry van Dike
Howard Duffield
New York
Dr. MacPherson
Chicago
Second Presbyterian Church
Keystone Academy
Bedior
Young Les
Matile Watkins
J. J. Albright
Samuel C. Logan
D. D
George A. Morris
Newark
N. J
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas de Gruchy
Continental Mission Bible School
William Stanton
William Allen
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Egor
Jesus
Epworth Tongue
Hampton Street
Mvthentat Holocopal Church
F. P. Doty
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
A. L. Ramer
South Side
Green Ridge
Caleb
People's Prohibition Church
Dr. Bird
Cartier
Linden Street
America
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John P. Moffat
Berviews
Christian Endeavor
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Adams Avenue
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Short Avenue
Park Place
Hey
W. Oo. Li
Grace Lutheran Church
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Foster Ty
Gift
Plymouth Congregational Church
Religious Notes Highlight July 4 Events Across Churches
Rev Thommas Bell preaches at Sumrolt Mill. St Patrick’s Olyphant marks silver jubilee. Prohibition church moves to Linden street. summer Sabbath services planned. Rev W C Byers to return to Peckville. July 4 patriotic service at Railroad Y M C A with Rev Bell. Toronto trip arrangements for Epworth League. Volunteers of America hold meetings on Linden street. various church offices, programs, and sermons outlined for July 4 and summer weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thommas Bell
North Lincoln
Presbyterian Church
Sumrolt Mill
Siiver
Patrick Murphy
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Olyphant
Hile
People’s Christian Prohibition Church
Carter Brick
Linden Street
W. C. Byers
Peckville
Quartette
Epworth League
Toronto
Nanticoke
Scranton
Lewiston
Volunteers
America
Court House Square
Young Women's Christian Association
Alice Werkheiser
James
William Hand
Julia Allen
Richmond
Blackman
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Gus Schmidt
Columbia
W. H. Smith
C. FP. McVuagh
Eldred
Church Avenue
Ferdinand Street
Young People Society of Christian F Endeavor
Mission
Pwolle
Bell
al Boul'n Universalist Church
W. Whippen
South Side
Hible
Howard Place
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles Kh, Robinson
Penn Avenue Baptlst
Joseph K. Dixon
Mulberry Street
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
George T. Price
Calvary Reformed Church
Gibson Street
Monroe Avenue
Geo. W. Welsh
Junior Christian Endeavor
Senior Christian Endeavor
Tomorrow's Services Across Local Churches This Sunday
The schedule lists St Luke's St Marks and St George's churches with services including holy communion morning prayers sermons and Sunday schools. Rev Rogers Lleract and Rev Edward Haughton lead at St Luke's with other parishes offering prayers praise and gatherings. patriotic address planned at Rim Park church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Rogers Lleract
Edward J. Haughton
St. Luke's Church
St. Mark's
Dunmore
A. m
St. George's
Olyphant
Edeward's Hall
Rim Park Methodist Episcopal Church
C. N. Giffin
United States
Ezra Griffin Post
W. N. Montes Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Union Bible Clans
Scranton Street
F. Matthews
James Allan
Paulma Senne
Concert at Farview by Bauer’s Band March Programme
Bauer's band performs a Farview concert Monday presenting Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa selections Morning Noon and Night a Descriptive Musical Episode in Arcadia and Darkest Africa and other pieces including Medley A Gay Old Time and Hi Captain among the selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Farview
Sousa
Suppe SolMrtion
Herbert
Arcadia
Africa
Voelker
Paria
Trenkler
Brian Born
Edwards Patrol
Bie and Gray
Dalhoy Relection
Venee Nee Sount Medley
Bevor
Althotas i
Partar
Keller Bala Columbian National Ae
Thomas Coates
Dalbey Medley
Beyer Star Spartled Banner
Dy Bower
Burglars Strike Rendham Hotel, Steal Cigars and Liquor
Thieves entered the hotel of J. J. Price at Rendham on Thursday night by cutting a pane of glass from a front window and took a quantity of cigars and liquors. Mr. Price and his family were at home but not harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Price
Rendham
High grade wheels offered by Bittenbender & Co
Bittenbender & Co promotes durable wheels for long trips and urges customers to compare the line with other brands. The ad emphasizes strength and reliability and invites readers to call for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittenbender & CO
Country club Independence Day celebration features golf match and fireworks
The Country club marks Independence Day with a Scranton Wilkes-Barre golf match at 3 pm and an evening band concert, dancing, and fireworks. Scranton players listed include Watkins, Hunt, Bedford, Huntington, J. Brooks, Simpson, Walker, and Fuller. Wilkes-Barre players include F. Hillman, G. Hillman, Harding, Woodruff, Loveland, and Chase. The concert program features Sousa and other bands, with marches and overtures, culminating in Star Spangled Banner and patriotic pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton- Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Messrs
Waitkine
Hunt, Jr
Bedford
Huntington
J. Brooks
Simpson
Walker
Fuller
Wilkes-Barre
G. Hillman
Harding
Woodruff
Loveland and
Chase
Social Gossip From Sterling Club Outing and Local Parties
The Sterling Social club enjoyed a Mountain Lake outing on Wednesday with a long guest list. Other items include a Tuesday card club entertainment by Miss Ray Wilhtame, a charity barn party at Dalton for Lackawanna Hospital, a Dancing party for Dickson Torrey and William Campbell, and a surprise at Miss Lillian Sharp home among other social events this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Social Club
Mountain Lake
Shaw
Jones
Hemens
Combs
Goodwich
Dawkins
Pross
Parsley
Powell
Ge‘bershy
Ace
Welsenfluh
Connell
Lewis
Suydam
Thomas
F Edwards
Goldry
James
Sensenbaugh
Motenboeker
Lawrence
Messrs
Meyers
Marsh
Howard
D. Hall
W. Hall
Dolph
Bone
Cooper
Weiss
Roberts
Strong
Frank
Hepburn
Feinberg
Alloms
Angle
Petery
Larimer
Finn
Case
Allen
Beers
St. John
Adama
H. Angle
H. Strong
Ray Wilhtame
North Sumner Avenue
John H. Williams
Edne Williams
James P. Dickson
Dalton
Lackawanna Hospital
T. F. Torrey
New York City
Scranton Bicycle Club House
Dickson
William A. Campbell
Bchenectady
Huntington
Bauer
Mra. Torrey
Ethel Boles
Torrey
Lavinia Yaller
Turner's Hall
Turners
P. Kassamann
Myrtle Street
Lillian Sharp
Larch Street
Isabella Hazleton
Ada Kirk
Venice McPeek
Bertha
Steffin
Susie Paradise
Ida Cleveland
Rachel Leeds
Dora Scott
Mastere Thomas C. Prosser
Willie Hagleton
Raymond Deltner
John Wilson
Herbert Hill
Harry Sharp
B. Gallagher
Lugserne Street
Rose Conway
First Converts in Europe in Lydia’s House
The lesson recounts Paul Silas and Timothy’s voyage to Europe, ending in Philippi where Lydia, a Thyatira native and God worshiper, converts and hosts the missionaries. Her household’s baptism marks the first European church, showing women’s pivotal role in early evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Iet
Phrygia
Lycoonia
Hierapolia
Cobosse
Laodicea
Paul
Epapharas
Col. iv
Silas
Timothy
Galatia
Asia Minor
Troas
Aegean
Soa
Eusebiua
Eccles
Luke
Samothracia
Neapolis
Kavalla
Philippi
Thia
Philippo
Brutus
Lydia
Social Rounds Highlight West Side Gatherings
The report lists numerous West Side residents who spent Thursday at Bald Mount including Jennie Fellows Lole Fellows Nellie Fellows and many others. It notes Miss Jennie Price hosting a tea on Eynon Street a lawn party by Mr and Mrs Peter Mullaney and a two month Lake Sheridan excursion for A J Windrake W Jeffreys and families. A tea party honors Miss Stevens and a surprise birthday for Lydia Jacobs plus the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs G W Spencer with a solid silver tea set as a gift from their sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Woodbridge
Tenth Street
West Side
Bald Mount
Jennie Fellows
Lole Fellows
Nellie Fellows
Gertrude Fellows
Hthel Fellows
Edna Williams
Pearl Porter
Leim Porter
Grace Williams
Carrie Hutchings
Moosic
Anna Williams
Clirk’s Summit
Fannie Kennedy
Elizabeth Helser
Bessie Manger
Philadelphia
Edna Saxe
Hagan Chap
Arthur Bandon
John Heamish
Walter Bannister
Charles Sweet
Willie Sweet
Leo Campbell
Lester Loste
Tracy Tewksbury
Winifred Fellows
Solomon Dressen
William J. Wateh, Jr
John Howell
Moore Crago
Will Crago
Turvey Breese
Howard Williams
Arthur van Vilet
Jennie Price
Eynon Street
Peter Mullaney
Hampton Street
Lake Sheridan
A. J. Winedrake
Weddings of the Week in Lyons and Scranton Area
A sequence of marriages reported across Lyons and Scranton includes J George Elvele and Miss Orff wed at a relative’s home, Fred Carter and Miss Kate Kennedy at St Pauls church parsonage, and Lewis Holden and Leah Stone at the bride’s home. Numerous couples are listed with venues, officiants, addresses, and upcoming home plans, reflecting a busy wedding week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
N. Y
J. George Elvele
Delaware and Hudson Coal Department
Thee City
Orff
Cordis
Slater
Fred Carter
North End
Kate Kennedy
Breaker Street
St. Paul's Church
P. Ow. McManus
Lewis L. Holden
Elmwood
J. P. Moffatt
George E. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
Herbert Hall
William Burall
Wallace G. Moser
A. BE. Morse
Frank Thornton
Charles Seeley
Keen
Tenth Street
Hannah Thomas
John M. Thomas
Lafayette Street
Horace Costar
Hugh Davies
Calvanisile Methodist Church
Elvira Reese
George Thomas
Costar Wiii
Price Street
Bromley Avenue
Richmond Caroline Jeffry
Charles Edward Stevens
Carbondale
Washburn Street
Gwendelin M. Price
Jewel Hennett
Stevens
Carbon
Glenburn
Charles A. Wilcox
Boranton
Blanche B. Griffin
James Fielding
Factoryville
A. Smith
Henry
Green Ridge
Ida Cahoon
Marie
Dershimer
P. H. Wilcox
Scranton
Gertrude Northup
Laura Woodward
Wilcox
John P. Mahon
Common Council
Kate Gibney
Main Avenue
West Side
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Nellie Dwyer
Waymart
T. J. Jennings
Mahon
Atlantic City
Bina Worth
Willow Street
John Warren
la Plume
W. A. North
Misely
Worth
M. Frank
Peter Kellerman
John Sweet
Recorder of Deeds
Eliezer D. Jenkins
John Harris Chapman
Duryea
T. C. Edwarda
Kingston
Grace Jenkins
W. C. Bnow
Joseph Chapman
Charlies Weincke
Andrew M. Fine
Carleton Brown
Wilkes-Barre
Chapman
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Asbury Park
Capouse Avenue
Maggie Gahagan
Chicago
Michael
Staff
Fifth Avenue
Deposit
Broome County
Movements of People Across Cities and States
Miss Hardenberg returns from New York City. Dunmore residents P H Mongan and son Frank visit Chicago while Samuel Katz travels to Scranton. Many locals visit Philadelphia Sunbury Honesdale Shamokin and New York. Attendees include Dr P F Struppler, County Superintendent Taylor, Rev J J Loughran, and others visiting relatives, attending weddings, commencements, and vacations across multiple towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenberg
New York City
P. H. Mongan
Frank
Dunmore
Chicago
Samuel Katz
Honesdale
Scranton
Ida Weldman
Marion Street
Philadelphia
J. Alien Davis
Phiadelphia
Rose Wermeer
Sunbury
Mise Mary Strickler
Lansford
West Side
J. Burnett
Vivian
New York
Heese Lloyd
San Francisco
Mire
W. H. Arnold
Homayne
Nelson Ball
North Rebecta Avenue
Buffalo
H. F. Hellner
Shamokin
T. C. Palmer
Wilkes-Barre
Gordon Noakes
J. E Edwards
New Yorsity
P. F. Struppler
South Main Avenue
Montross
Joseph Green
North Bum Ner Viewen
Gravel Pond
Mere
T. L. Morgan
Swetland Street
Iby Beyon
Shetundoah
W. F. Connors
B. Fenner
Franklin Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Stephen Kittle
Merrifield Street
Mra Singer
Carbondale
Mary McCrea
Prescott Avenue
George B. Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Reading
Taylor
Newcantlé
Charles Grandher
Gouldsboro
Mra
Stewart Alesecker
North Bromley Avenue
John J. Murphy
John Reese
North Hyde Park Avenue
Rockland
Wic
Wetland Street
Glynn Moraun
Forest City
Lucy Carroll
Madison Avenue
Misa Catherine Price
Broomsebure
Mira Belle Shimberg
Syracuse
Benjamin Silvers Stone
A. D. Dean
Brown University
Providence
Kt. I
J. & Ames
Hawley
Tucaslay
Mre
H. P. Woodward
Tripp Avenue
Thoms Connell
Bloomsbury State Normal School
DL. Jones and Family
South Lincoln Avenue
Lake Win
Mary Farris
Kynon Street
Left Bank
N. J
Daniel Protheror
Milwaukee
W. J. Richardson
Red Bank
John Reynolds
Hampton Street
James Rose
Lancaster
Frank Hallett
North Sumner Avenue
M. Field
Georgia Mussaler
Weat Pittaton
Adams Avenue
Robert Sherwin
Paterson
N. d
East Market Street
M. W. Kelly
Leo
Bertha
Mra. Kelly
John O' Malley
Kingston
G. W. Powell
Bellevue
John J. Davies
Bramley Avenue
Wales
D. J. Smith
Cherry Street
Edward Gagle
West Haven
Conn
J. J. Loughran
Cathedral
William P. Donnell
Church of the Holy Cross
W. N. Brooks
Worcester
Mase
Richard O'Brien
City
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Milton Reichart
Florence E
Howard
Catasougua
Thomas
Dudley Hanley
Pitteton Avenue
Holy Cross College
Maso
Mika Hidna Evans
Tara Hughes
North Bumner Avenue
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Mary Quinnan
Sarah O'Connor
Kate Kennedy
New Street
Johanna FE
Marriages Recap at St Johns and Local Homes
Rev Father Pound officiated at St Joseph's in a ceremony that followed a reception at Mrs L T Gage home. George Herbert of Pittston wed Julia Flood of Him Street at St Johns Catholic Church with Catherine Crane as bridesmaid. Casale Murach married John Hartmann at a South Side home with Rev W A Nordt uniting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Pound
S T. Joseph's Church
L. T. Gage
Staff
Boranton
Fifth Avenue
George Herbert
Pittston
Julia Food
John Flood
Him Street
St. John's Catholic Church
B. J. Melley
Catherine Crane
Patrick Kenny Froomeman
Misa Casale Murach
John Hartmann
W. A. Nordt
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Agro
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Summit Hill
Carbon County
Throop
Thireenth
Bt. Luke'’e Church
Thomas Bela
Lackawanna Presbyterian
Lackawanna
Raul
Mies
Hint Hibloe Society
Bytery
Phu
Taio
Westmine
S.cccce
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