Local residents noted in Wilkes-Barre imports and weddings
Hames Lenahan of Wilkes-Barre visited the city yesterday along with attorney Frank Loughran of Wilkes-Barre. The Hutchson family and Anna Johnson are visiting Anna Robertson on North Rebecca Avenue. Emma Finch, formerly of the city, married H Thomas in Johnstown and will reside in Boston after a trip. J Eagan was elected to represent Scranton Post Office Clerks at their Minneapolis convention. George E B Davis and wife returned from Minnesota with plans for his theater debut. W W Watson and family stayed at Hotel Vendome Boston. Ira A Holly travels to New Haven for his daughter Hat(te) s wedding to John J Burns. Frank Donnelly of Oxford, visiting Yale friends, accompanied Lenahan and Loughran. Donnelly recently graduated law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hames Lenahan
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Loughran
Wilkes- Fre
Hutchson and Son
Amokin
Anna Johnson
Imont
Anna Robertson
North Rebecca Ave
Emma Finch
Johnstown
H. Thomas
Hostown
J. Eagan
Stoke
Scranton Post Office
Minneapolis
George EB. Davis
Minnevotte
Minnesota
Davis
New Haven, Conn
Miss Hatte
John J. Burns
New Haven
Frank Donnelly
Oxford
Yale
Charles B. Lenahan
Mr. Lenahan
Hazieton
Mr. Donnelly
Oldest Engineers and Coal Totals in Delaware and Hudson News
Martin Carey is named the oldest engineer on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western by years of service, with Lou Bingham the oldest conductor and Edward McGram close behind. June coal shipments for Delaware and Hudson Canal and railroad totals show 33,566 canal and 71,314 railroad tons, 104,879 monthly total, season shipments 167,535 canal and 600,071 railroad tons, total 667,606. On hand coal at Honesdale totals 143,280 tons and monthly canal coal mined by Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. equals 345,210 tons, season 1,950,232 tons. New baggage rules for Lackawanna allow dogs on chains with owners in baggage cars, with fare rules up to 1 dollar. Rev. John Tighe spoke at Hoboken on Christian citizenship with Conductor P. F. Duffy presiding. J. H. Cheetham of Pennsylvania Railroad asked for a wage reduction, prompting disbelief at Broad Street after news reached Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Carey
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lou Bingham
Edward McGram
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware and Hadson Canal
Honesdale
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Lackawanna
John Tighe
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church
Greenville
N. J
Railroad Young Men’‘s Christian Q
Hoboken
Christian Citiienship
P. F. Duffy
J. H. Cheetham
Pittsburg
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sermon on the Proverbs urges honesty for good times
Rev D P Jones at Tabernacle West Side expounds Proverbs as a practical manual for daily life. He urges honesty in work and living within means, warns that buying truth is essential for true prosperity, and condemns selling faith for money. He stresses removing dross from the soul and pursuing godliness through truth and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Church
West Side
Solomon
David
Israel
Scranton
God
Missionaries in China sermon highlights Mongolian idolaters work
Rev August Lange Telle preached at Hickory Street Presbyterian on a letter from two young missionaries in Gan King China. Dreyer and Laure study dialects to spread Christianity among 60 000 locals with only 120 Christians. The sermon urged support for missions amid Chinese superstition and vast population of 400 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
August Lange
Gan King
China
F. C. H. Dreyer
Scranton
Tenth Ward
Ernest Saure
Bloomfield Seminary
N. J
Mr. Lange
Megara
Dreyer
Laure
Gutenberg
Buddha
Confucius
Celestial Empire
Shanghai
Canton
Ningkpo
Amoy
Dugutschen
Christ
Hickory Street
Now is the day of salvation in gospel message
A preacher urges immediate repentance, stressing humanity’s need for God’s grace and Christ's gospel as the sole standard of holy living. He warns that without accepting the gospel, society will face loss and moral dross cannot be removed by will alone. God will eventually refine humanity to His righteous silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ Jesus
House of God
Jesus Christ
Many Sermons Delivered Across City Churches Sunday
Clergy from Bellevue Calvinia, Simpson Methodist Episcopal and Green Ridge Baptist led sermons yesterday. Worship included morning communion, special singing by tenor W C Weeden, baptism at St Mark's Lutheran, and multiple evening services across Grace Lutheran Penn Avenue Baptist and Calvary Reformed chapels. A Pittsburg district AME school institute heads to Bedford July 16 with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Morris
Bellevue Calvinia
Frank Parsons
Waverly
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Professor Hughes
West Side
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Jones
Welch Baptist Church
F. P. Doty
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
W. C. Weeden
Second Presbyterian Church
Mark Levy
London
Grace Lutheran Church
Young Men's Christian
Foster A. Gift
Scranton Street
Collins
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
W. J
C. A. McGee
Howard Place
Lula Lilly
Calvary Reformed Church Chapel
Monroe Avenue
Gibson Street
C. M. Strouch
Behaylkill Haven
Ess
Suburbs Rail Schedules and Local Incidents Summary
Daily notices from the North End Dunmore and Minooka cover a new South Side Moosic streetcar timetable with ten and twenty minute intervals and extended service. Other items note a local assault arrest of August Brill, a railbank injury to James Cafferty, a Hickory Street church picnic, a Lake Ariel excursion, illness of Andrew Derby, a missionary society meet, and a tailor's damage claim from a June storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosie Street
City Line
Moosie
Franklin Avenue
Central City
Ach Mornbog
Moosic
Lake Winola and area social notes in North End
Community updates list residents traveling to Preston Park Sayre Philadelphia Harvey's Lake and Lake Ariel. Local meetings include Green Ridge Hepta soph and Patriarch Militant events.church activities include Sunday school excursion and a Park Place Episcopal parish entertainment with refreshments set for July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chappell
Lake Winola
Orton Jackson
Hollister Avenue
Preston Park
Pierce
North Main Avenue
Sayre
Margaret O'Hara
Green Ridge
Philadelphia
E. W. Weston
Canton
Mass
North End
Howard Griffin
Joseph Scharar
Crystal Lake
D. M. Kin
H. Scharar
Daisy Stevens
Sydney Henwood
Elm Park
Lake Ariel
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Welsh Congregational Church
Park Place
Episcopal Church
Dunmore Notes From Shenandoah to Hawley and More
O R Winters is in Shenandoah on a business trip. W J Hall and John McDonnell spent yesterday at Lake Winola. Charles Freethy of Cherry street spent the Sabbath with friends in Hawley. Miss Susie Danpelly of Binghamton visits town. Mise Ella Teeter of Hawley visits her brother W R Teeter on Elim street. Miss Butler, from New York City, is home on vacation. Mrs George Schrank of Collins street returned from a week's visit with Pittston parents. Mr Huber moved from North Blakely Street to a new home on Delaware Street. Crosswalks to improve Peterscrea are being laid. Miss Ruby Yost of South Blakely and Miss Clara Yost of Shenandoah visit relatives at Yostville. No 4 school on Grove street, delayed by repairs, to reopen Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.R. Winters
Shenandoah
W. J. Hall
John McDonnell
Lake Winola
Charles Freethy
Cherry Street
Hawley
Susie Danpelly
Binghamton
Mise Ella Teeter
W. R. Teeter
Elim Street
Miss Butler
New York City
George Schrank
Collins Street
Pittston
Huber
North Blakely Street
Delaware Street
Peters Re
Ruby Yost
South Blakely
Clara Yost
Shenan
Yostville
Grove Street
Minooka Club to Play Anthracites at Lackawanna Park Friday
Freeland resident Misa Nellie McDonald visited Minooka friends on Sunday. Milas Winifred Mahedy visited her parents on Main Street. The Minooka Baseball Club will face the Anthracites of Moosic at Lackawanna Park Friday. St Joseph Stocky delegates attended Bellevue convention. O’Connell council YM I team to play Lake Ariel squad from S J Brendan council at an excursion. Thieves stole fifty pigeons from Thomas Murray’s barn on Fern Street via a ceiling entrance. St Joseph Total Abstinence Society nominated officers for the ensuing year with P J Mulkerin as president and other officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nellie McDonald
Freeland
Minooka Friends
Milas Winifred Mahedy
Nanticoke
Main Street
Minooka
Moosic
Lackawanna Park
M.F. Judge
John Kearney
James Boland
W. J. Buckley
Richard O'Donnell
Bellevue
St. Joseph Aocksty
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Lake Ariel
S J. Brendan Council
Weat
Thomas Murray
Fern Street
The
St. Joseph Total Abstinence and Beneficial Society
P. J. Mulkerin
Patrick Fitzhenry
M. Egan
P. J. Poley
J. Nailin
Driscoll
F. Connolly
James Wallace
Messenger
R. J. Cusick
Memorial tribute to Professor W George Powell
A tribute from The Tribune honors Professor W George Powell detailing his brilliant intellect, wide curiosity, and literary skill. The piece praises his rare gifts and kindness, notes his early fossils work, and highlights his aim for simplicity and genuine style in essays, poems, and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atyle
Tribute to Professor W George Powell Highlights Poetic Insight
Eulogistic tribute by E E Robathan recounts Powell as a gifted poet with deep sensibility, broad learning, and discipline. It emphasizes his mastery of versification, love of nature, and geology work, portraying a devoted reader and critic who read daily and influenced peers. The piece notes his lasting friendship and immeasurable personal loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
W. George Powell
Powell
Professor Powell
Lfe
Heaven
Earth
Familly
Ales
Pennsylvania
Flexible Dinner Set Offers To Match Your Budget
A local seller promotes affordable diningware by letting customers buy only portions of a Dinner Set. Shoppers can purchase tea cups, saucers, fruit saucers, and plates in installments, avoiding a full upfront purchase. The store also mentions a large Toilet Set line and matching decorations to suit any budget.
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Norton’s Bulletin
Norton’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Weston Mill Ce
Railroad News
August Lange Telle
Far East
Church News Notes
News OF
South Side
Peter Albaugh
August Brill
Dunmore
Dorothy
Prospect Avenue
Orchard Street
Kennedy
Ida
Charley Golden
Patrick Kennedy
Patrick Convey
Conwey
Donovan
Albaugh
Brill
James Cafferty
Fig Street
Southworks
Moses Taylor Hospital
German Presbyterian Church
Central Park Garden
Bsauquoit
Samuel Cole
Brook Street
Andrew Derby
West Drinker Street
Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Mra. Higgins
Blakely Street
Methodial Episcopal Church
Thorpe
M. J. Burke
Chestnut Street
Kay Araigeing
Rexford
Lackawarna Aveaue
the Tribune
E. E. Robathan
Hood
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Martin& Delany
Higgs
Brie
Victor
J.D. Williams & Bre
Lacka. Ave
Scrantch, PA
Cilariee
Wiest
Curtis & Whesler
Lackawanna Store Association
Is!united
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Atlantic, Refining
Rere
Doe
Olds
Win
Mason
Coal Exchagne
Wyoming Ava
Pine Brook
Moses Taylor Lodge
Oy R.R.T
Eldridge Park
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
OIL and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
M'g
Ofiles
Washington
Nayang Pa
B&w. WY
MT Cone
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker &Co
Adama Ave
Telepaede
ODD Fellows
Manoaa
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