Adventist Sermons Spotlight World Wide Christian Endeavor
A Providence column notes Seventh Day Adventists in San Francisco near Church Avenue and Ferdinand Street hold tabernacle services rear of West Ridge shaft. Speakers Amith and McVagh discuss the Bible, second coming, and Christian Endeavor as a global, mission driven movement with extensive publishing, colleges, and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Church Avenue
Ferdinand Street
Amith
McVagh
Wien
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Pacific Coast
Thia Denomination
London
England
Hamburg
Germany
Christian
Norway
Melbourne
Australia
Cape Town
South Africa
World
Addres
Mechanics
San Francisco
Clark
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Universal Adaptabil
Gord
Gulf Stream
Christ
Religious Notes From Grace and Area Churches
The chapel at Grace Lutheran enlarges its space with recent work. Washburn Birent Presbyterian reports its annual Lake Ariel excursion drawing large attendance. Calvary Reformed plans mid-summer communion on Sunday July 18 at 630. A sermon on The Great Strike The Foes of Labor to be delivered by Rev Lev Bird at People's Probation Church. Rev Mason Gallagher D D of Reformed Episcopal mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Theanie
Washburn Birent
People's Probation Church
Mason Gallagher
D. D
Reformed Episcopal Church
Borantoulay
Dei
Beath Omxfoms Street
Brooklin
Cazenovia
Young Women's Christian Association
Mira
William Hand
Julia Allen
Misa Florence Richmond
Brickmian
Guy
Lackawannng County
Christian Endeavor
Farview
Young Men's Christian Association
Wilkes-Barre
Lematon
Tomorrow's Services Across City Churches
The notice lists Sunday services for St Luke's St Mark's St David's and many area churches with times for holy communion morning prayer sermon Sunday school and evening services. It notes leaders like Rev Rogers Israel Rev Maughton Rev Mill and Rev William Edgar among others and invites all to attend.
Medal of Honor Convention Committee Ends Its Duties
The Medal of Honor Legion convention executive committee meets at the board of trade room to close affairs. A remaining treasury balance of 247.85 is donated to the board of associated charities. The committee extends thanks to Delaware and Gazidon Canal Co and Lehigh Valley RR for reception to Glen Summit, to Glen Burnt hotel proprietor for meals and grounds, and to Col. U. G. Schoonmaker for gate at his Kimhurat home, with Scranton residents contributing carriages. The notice lists numerous summer residences and travel plans of residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Board of Associated Charities
Medal of Honor Legion
Crant
Delaware and Gaideon Canal Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Glen Summit
Glen Bumilt
U. OG. Schoonmaker
Kimhurat
Scranton
H. M. Bates
BE. H. Rippse
DeLacy
J. W. Oakford
H. A. Courses
A. J. Colborn
J. A. Scranton
D. B. Atherton
Scranton Social Quiet as Few Attend Local Gatherings
Intense heat keeps city residents away from social duties with many at seashore or mountains. A small dancing party at the Country club lodge drew about twenty. Today Scranton’s golf team travels to Wilkes-Barre for a third match against Wyoming Valley, with six players likely to form the local roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Country Club
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Social and Birthday Parties Around Dalton
The History club gathered at Linah the Linen summer home near Dalton with Florence Finch and numerous guests from Buffalo Montclair and Honesdale plus local residents. Several eighteenth birthday parties were held for Lizzie Phillips Mary Douse and Master William Dawkins with dancing refreshments and music by the Germania band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
New Loh
Reid
Montclair
Ef van Fauline
East Market Street
Ella Cobb
Delaware Street
Millie Schutz
Kate Storm
Honesdale
Wegand Stern
Price Street
Germania Band
South Side
Lizele Phillips
Birch Street
Gussie Miller
Lillie Rink
Lena Denger
Anna Miller
Liggie Phillips
Rickie Miller
Messrs
Joseph Hadle
Joseph Rempe
Joseph Miller
Henry FB. Rempe
Willam F. Miller
Andrew Phillips
George Miller
John Miller
Mra
William Dawkins
Bromley Avenue
Weddings of the Week Highlight Local Nuptials
Miss Elizabeth T. McCourt and Hon. Charles P. OMalley wed at St. Peters cathedral in a morning ceremony followed by mass. The couple will tour Niagara Falls before residing on Quincy Avenue. Additional marriages include George R. Clark and Elizabeth G Mumford at Washburn Street Church and Mary Kelly with Patrick Tigue at St Johns Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth T. McCourt
Thomas McCourt
Monroe Avenue
Charles P. O'Malley
Warren & Knapp
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Nellie Kelly
John Loftus
Mr. O'Malley
Niagara Falls
Ithaca
N. Y
Serapton
Quincy Avenue
George R. Clark
Misa Elizabeth G. Mumford
West Side
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
J. P. Moffatt
George KB
Davidson
Lucius Kennedy
George Waters
Herbert Hell
Buffalo
Clark
North
Mary Kelly
Patrick Tigue
South Side
St. John’s Catholic Church
E. J. Melley
Mary Farrell
Thomas Coggins
Where They Summer
John Jermyn travels abroad and stays in Bootland while Morgan and family vacation at Lake Winola. Courgen and family summer in Cottage City with Mags. Hugene B Moree and kin spend summers at Lake Winola as well. Judge and Mrs H A Knapp plan to summer on the Marine coast. Dr W G Fulton will join his wife at Atlantic City after camp. Mr and Mrs James Knen head to Dalton for summer. Mr and Mrs H W Kingsbury plan Norwich summers. A Powell takes family to Lake Winola for the season. Kr H Patterson and F M Wandling with James J Pekford and C W Guneter to spend the summer (text cut).
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Europe
George Horn
Fil Iake
Katherine EB. Wilcox
vocaMat
Block Island
PL PL Struppler
Lake Winola
Dputy
Myron Kasson
Dalton
J. W. Coolidge
Ocean Grove
BE. N. Willard
Adirondacks
T. D. Lewlie
Wita
W. Fulton
Lake Major
Mire
Everett Warren
Magnolia
Mass
George W Peck
Mise Sara A. Jones
Went &Ide
Northfold
John T. Howe
Waymart
James McLeod
Long Island
J. B. Fish and Family
Providence
Preston Park
J. C. Manning
Gibson
Sus
Quehanna County
Blanchelot
Florence Robertson
Clay Avenue
Dunmore
Della P. Evans
Weat Side
Walshville
Tenn
Emil Bonn
Nova Scotia
Benjamin Robinson
Jamily
Oak Street
Frank T. Okell
Mra
Sturges
Southport
Conn
T. W. Davies
Martha Davies
Misa Mae Jones
Davies
James Archibald
Highlands
Cottage City
A. TE. Blair
Stockbridge, Mans
K. Franklin Taylor
Toronto
Canada
A. K. Whitmore
H. D. Buck
Scranton Business College
Register of Wills Wy
Hopkins
William Talcott
Atlantic City
C. D. Simpson
H. P. Simpson
Shelldrake
N. Y
Cayuga Lake
Henry Belin, Jr
Glenberry
Glenburn
N. G. Robertson
William HH. Jessup
W. H. Jessup, Jr
Jessup
Montrose
A. H. Storrs
EB. Jermyn
J. A. Mott
Wilbun Edgar
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Assistat City
Bollestor C. A. Trattenbere
John M. Walker
Emporium
Cameron County
T. H. Watkins
Crystal Lake
T. EB. Jones
H. M. Bolis
Shelor Islands
EL. L. Fuller
EH. H. Coston
Coston
Carlsbad
Germany
Aaron McDoneld
Hert Sherman and Son
William Sadler
North Main Avenue
Fayetteville
Foctoryville
N. P. Osterhout
Mieres
Alice
Metta Osterhout
Thomas Shotten
Thomas Bhottien
Joseph Gillesple
Thomas Chihesple
Vermont
John Jermyn
Bootland
Morgan
Courgen
Mags
Hugene B
Moree
Judge
H. A. Knapp
Dre. W. G. Fulton
James Knen
H. W. Kingsbury
Norwich
A. Powell
Kr. H. Patterson
F. M. Wandling
James J. Pekford
C. W. Guneter
Movements of People in Various Cities This Week
A long list shows Jerome R. Keogh in Buffalo and C G Bolund in New York City. Numerous residents travel or visit places including Atlantic City Chicago Honesdale Binghamton Detroit Philadelphia Mt Gretna and Wales. Several locals including Miss Grace DeKay and Alderman J T Howe are noted visitors and travelers with varied destinations and host locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome R. Keogh
Buffalo
C. G. Bolund
New York City
Mise Marcy Hall
Cherry Street
Atlantic City
Mr. Osbury
Philadelphia
A. Marcus
T. B. Carey
Price Street
Chicago
G. A. Williama
The
Republican
Honesdale
Grace DeKay
Binghamton
Winfield Fellows
Harvey's Lake
C. A. Hinsdell
M. J. Horan
Lake Henry
P. J. Coxe
Coxe Bros
Pittston
C. J. Daniela
Camp Merrill
Mt. Gretna
More
E. J. Haughton
South Blakely Street
Pottai
Cedar Avenue
Reading
Minnie Peck
Capouse Avenue
Joseph Parker
Monsey Avenue
Geneva
N. Y
Bishop Hoban
Astley
Bishop O'Hara
Fred H. Dunn
Boulevard Avepom
Equinunk
George B. Beach
South Main Avenue
Huddleton
Nelle Corbett
Monroe Avenue
Middletown
Boane
Lake Winola
G. W. Engle
Lansford
Tallieorg
South Rebecca Avenue
Frank Williama
Will. Side Pa
Edward Capwell
North Filmore Avenue
Ban Fran
Want Ad Promotes Help at Low Cost
A Tribune classified pitches affordable household help withone cent a word pricing, urging readers not to travel home without reliable assistance.
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Silk wire frame sale at ten cents each
Auction style notice describes silk wire frames offered in a bulk sale with price 10 cents per item, contrasting regular prices of 360 and 500 units.
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Young Women's
Miss Harmmond
Richmond
Miss Blackman
St. Luke's Pariah
Rogers Israel
Eaward J. Maughton
St. Luke's Church
St. Mark's
J. George's
Kaward'’s Hall
St. David's Church
Jackson Street
M. H Mill
Church of the God Shepherd
Green Ridge Street
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Avenue
Samuel C. Hiodwe
Theen Rhigo Presbyterian Church
Walter A. Brooks
Trenton
N. J
Endeavor Society
John P. Moffat
Wom
Morgen
Kim Park
C. M. Gifin
Dh. T
Tal
Tal Epworth Loge At 6.00 P. m. Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
William Edgar
God
Jesus
Epworth League
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
George Fr. Price
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Grant
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Joseph J. Dixon
Aus Falls Mission School
First Baptist Church
Scranton Street
Rev
I. Matthews
Lovie
Bedder
Fred Nieve
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Wo Rev
Thomas Dea Gruchy
Toph
Queen Esther
Continental Mission School
Hird
Carter Block
Linden Street
Bummer Vardition
All Soul's Universalist Church
F. W. Whippen
Calvary Reformed Church
Cormmor Monroe Avenue
Gibson Street
GW. Welsh
Bullday School
Junior Christian Endeavor
Nedeavor
David
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Short Avenue
Park Place
Green Ridge Baptist Church
W. J. Ford
Madison Avenue
Mullerry Street
Foster
Gift
First Church of Christ
Belentiat
Adama Avenue
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hey
A. Ia Ramer
Luther League
Kingdom of God
Christian Baie J
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Swett
Man Coneny School
Epworth
Medal of Honor Convention
H. O Dufour
South Bethlehem
F. la Hitchcock
W. D. Kennedy
Green Ridge
Boston
Charlee Smith
Smith Broa
F. B. Stevens
Olive Etrent
Stimpler
Jersey City
FL Mathews
North Hyde Park Avenue
H. M. Cole
Nellie Pickett
B. Grace Laurent
North Park
Stroudeburg
George C. Knox
W. EF. Thorne
Bayonne City
J. M. Davis
Walter 8. Bevans
C. Comegys
Goertie Goldstein
Brooklyn
Eva Woodward
Marie L. Kilcullen
Fending
Vacaten
J. F. Megargere
Lake Ariel
Platt
Rel
T. C. von Storch
Bishop Hoban of
Ashley
Rome
DP. J. MacGoldrick
Blane Avenue
B. Jackson
John H. Reynolds
Main Avenue
Mr. Reynolds
Third Brigade
Lewis Davis
Hugh Davies
South Lincoln Avenue
Edrie Williams
Hartford Post
Hartford
John Barrett
Tuewday
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Hollis
Maui
International Young Men's Christian Association
Mert
M. B. Lonott
Jermyn
PB. J. Golden
Williamsport
BP. J. Colligan
Little Meadows
A. Drum
Ofra
B. W. Clute
Newark
Annie Wall
Mortimer PF. Gitfin
Drew Theological Seminary
Giffin
Elm Park Church
Frank Myers
John Myers
Myers
McQuoin Engine Company of
Donovan
National Board of Trustees
Amcient Order of Hibernians
Board of America
Prorett Warren
F. W. Fietta
Wilkes Barre
Detroit
Wilkes
Llewellyn
Robert Robinson
Sol Tacheorach
Holcomb
Malines
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