Local residents on visits and travel across cities
Miss Rena Megursees visits Carbondale friends. Cornelius Gponin from Kingston tours the city yesterday. T. McNar of Hazleton stays in Beranton for a few days. Maurice Levy of St. Louis visits as guest of Samus Sumter. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith Jr. of Montrose visit friends in Scranton. Miss Belle Green visits Wilkes family of H. G. Strupp. Miss Tyler of this city visits cousin Miss Nellie Richardson of Barwick. Mia John R. Malom and son Andrew spend weeks with friends in Hawley. J. C. Geary and son Pred of Franklin Avenue visit Hawley. Ex-Lt. Gov. L. A. Watres and ex-Congressman Amerman depart for a business trip to New York City. J. D. Hankeford, T. T. Post and party plus Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Smith and Dr. Robert Milligan visit the Spring House Heart Lake. Attorney C. C. Donovan joins wife at Great Bend to visit her parents. return trip includes stops at Binghamton, total absence about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Megursees
Carbondale
Cornelius Gponin
Kingston
McNar
Hazleton
Beranton
Maurice Levy
St. Louis
Samus Sumter
A. B. Smith, Jr
Montrose
Scranton
Belle Green
H. G. Strupp
Wilkes
T. T
8. P. Smith
This City
Robert Milligan
Pittsburg
Heart Lake
James Toleman locomotive tests and rail news notes
The James Toleman was tested on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line after fair use and faults led to sidetracking in Milwaukee. A Lackawanna excursion carried W S Sloan and officials from Buffalo to Hoboken in seven hours forty six minutes. Reports from Indianapolis mention conductors facing organizational pressure from Pennsylvania Railroad. the claim was officially denied. An Elmira excursion of 1200 attendees visited Eldridge Park and nearby sights with Beranton winning a ball game. Erie may resist joining several lines in a billing dispute over milk rates before the interstate commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Toleman
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Lackawanna Road
W. 5. Sloan
Hia
Buffalo
Hoboken
Indianapolis
Order of Railway
Pennsylvania Company
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Falkroad Company
Moses Taylor Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway
Elridge Park
Elmira
Tripa
New York State Reformatory
Chemung Lodge
Herrival
Beranton
Lawrence Band
Erie
Ontario and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Inter-State Commission
Tees Cray
Orange
Sermon Highlights Sympathy and Christ’s Humanity
Rev. James Stuart Dickson preached at First Presbyterian church on Hebrews 4 15, drawing a scholarly contrast between divine and human nature and urging sympathy for sins. He invoked Rev. Dr S C Logan’s death and praised the pastor’s decades of solace while noting a Wednesday service restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
James Stuart Dickson
Philadelphia
Dickson
8. C. Logan
Logan
Partridge Called By Ninth Street Baptist Church
Rev. Warren G. Partridge of Penn Avenue Baptist faced a possible call from Cincinnati’s Ninth Street Baptist Church the nation’s largest in Ohio. He has not yet indicated acceptance. The Cincinnati church, with 1600 members, 2500 Sunday school scholars, six missions and 25000 dollars in local charity annually, operates under Rev Dr Meyers’s recent resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn Avenue
Partridge
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Warren G. Partridge
Cincinnati
Ohio
United Press
Ninth Street Baptist Church of
Johnson Meyers
Corner Stone Laying for Throop St Mary of the Assumption
Ceremonies for the corner stone of the Throop Hungarian Catholic church St Mary of the Assumption were led by Rev Peter C Chiot with Rt Rev Bishop O Mara delegating. Priests Stev J Thompson Adelbert Kazineszy Bruno Ivenoski attended and sermon expounded unity of faith action and parish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary
Peter C. Chiot
St. Mary's
O'Mara
Stev. J. Thompson
Lebanon
Adelbert Kazineszy
Olyphant
Bruno Ivenoski
Throop
Father Corist
Zion
St. Peter
Father Kagincry
First Mass by Rev James C McAndrew at St Peters Cathedral
Rev James C McAndrew celebrated his first Mass at St Peters Cathedral yesterday. Rev N J McManus of Holy Rosary Providence assisted, delivering a brief sermon and offering congratulations to the new priest and his family. The ceremony was low key with close relatives present and the cathedral priests in sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
James C. McAndrew
Father McAndrew
N. J. McManus
Holy Rosary Church
Providence
McAndrew
Religious notices and a death notice from Honesdale area churches
Religious items from St Mark s Lutheran Plymouth Congregational Jackson Street Baptist Welsh Calvary Methodist Providence M E All Souls East Market Street Primitive Methodist Green Baptist and other churches report sermons on Christ the True Light The Lord s Prayer The Christian s There fore and Our Second Twilight with Christ Brother of P P Smith dead at 46 with inter ment planned in Honesdale A divorce suit filed by Elizabeth Daniels against Richard Daniels Facts from a Washington Star excerpt include a humorous name anecdote about Mr Isaac Oliver Upton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Rainer
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Hell
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Ruskin
James KR. Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
D. C. Mughes
Feng
Calyiniatic Methodist Church
Hugh Davis
L. C. Floyd
Ocean Grove
Harry Tuce
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
the Green Baptist Church
W. J. Ford
T. Roscoe
Somerville
Mass
All Souls’ Church
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgar
Charles Wealey
C. Pronet
East Market Street
Close Quarters for Guard at Chautauqua Camp
The Chautauquans prepare the park area for a dancing picnic while the Third Brigade advances its camp. The advance guard labors erecting tents and excavating cellars, with harsh language at times and a moved hospital. Corporal Bircher stands out as a diligent worker. the Key fund is started, and officers are re-elected as the camp settles into quiet days before the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Jammer
Gunard
Ana
Csaint
Gobin
Company C
Corporal Bircher
Harry Youngs
Frank Moir
James MacGouldrick
Ike Brown
Harry Decker
Clarence Lathrope
Barnard
Humorous Vintage Snippets and Family Quotes
A collage of lighthearted vignettes and cartoon captions from readings in period papers. Jests range from a St Paul man’s unicorn pride to a baby’s cry and a playful exchange about a pet mastiff and aging suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minneapolis Journal
Open Air Services at Nay Aug Park Draw Large Crowd
Colonel F L Hitchcock addressed Nay Aug Falls open air meeting with about 1600 attendees. A chorus directed by Tale Morgan performed as part of a notable Young Men’s Christian Association event. James Manafield was fined 20 dollars by Mayor Connell for fighting and attempting to use a knife at Central Park garden Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug Park
F. L. Hitchcock
Nay Aug Falls
Tale Morgan
Young Men's Christian Association
James Manafield
Central Park Garden
Connell
Peter Cusick to Join Jesuit Missionary Path from Minooka
Peter F. Cusick of Minooka will depart at 6 a m Tuesday July 20 via Delaware and Western rail for Fredericksburg Maryland to enter a Jesuit novitiate. If no relative protests he cannot return for fourteen years. He has studied at St Thomas College the past three years. Also noted is a two week shutdown and repairs at the South Side steel mill to enable a year of double shifts. A separate item mentions local injuries and a bridge fall with details of a sausage machine accident and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Christine Nilseen
Chriapa
Peter F. Cusick
South Steel Mill
Minooka
Delaware and Western
Fredericksburg
St. Thomas’ College
South Steel
P. Doracy
Cleveland
James F. Best
Cedar Avenue
Christopher Joynt
Fig Street
Moses Taylor Hospital
Bright
Mathew Hofmeister
Schwenk's Park
St. Joseph's Church
Farview
Frenkie Manley
Michael Manley
Maple Street
Elm Street
Orthodoxy and a Mother’s Illness in Texas Tales
In Texas Sistings a mother’s illness is softened by a child of strict orthodoxy. The sick mother pleads for her daughter and asks what would become of her without mamma. The reply is a quip about what would be best, prompting a sharp rebuke and the mother’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mamie
Mamma
Delicate subject and folded lines in distractive clippings
A collection of brief items from Chicago Times-Herald and New York World includes a dialogue about changing life views between a father and son, a question about a Soldiers' Home incident, and a humorous exchange about a Bible text. The clippings mention Pillabury's Flour Mills capacity and ad-like fragments about winners and smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jingles
Thankful
Flexible Dinner and Toilet Set Sales Prompt Easy Partial Purchases
A store promotes affordable partial purchases of dinner and toilet sets. Customers can buy small lots such as tea cups or dinner plates as money becomes available, without committing to a full set, with many patterns and matching decorations offered.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morton's Bulletin
Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
The
Weston Mill Co
C. C. Donovan
Great Bend
Binghamton
Railroad News
Birreeat
James Dickson
S$. C Logan
Paul
Lasurus
Jesus Christ
Bishop Simpnon
MR. Partridge
Cathedral
P.P. Smith
P. P. Smith
Thomas J
Honesdale
Elizabeth M. Daniels
Richard E. Daniels
Washington Star
Mabel
Isaac Oliver Upton
Ore
Camp Curtin
Gobhin
Leyshon
Seventh Regiment
Sal
Nell
Harper's Round Table
Humpty
Jack
Alice
Uncle Jack
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Bonnerville Journal
Wiggles
Loeal
P. G. B. Wiggles
White Mountain
Littleton
Indianapolis Journal
Nature
South Side News
Chicago Times-Herald
Pillabury
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Yomini Averue
Spruce Street
Martin&delany
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Harrich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Pilsener
U, E. Crofut
Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
G. Elmendorf
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Rexford
Priges
Ters
Lackawarna Ave
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Dimmick
Telephone
Ins
Sige WM. T. Smith
Aylesworth
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
William S. Millar
Oe and Water Co
Wyong
Aye and
Center ST
Saeed Tin
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Sall
Wmmloney
AMD
Wamufagtur
Meridian
M. W. Collins, M’g'1
Washington Avenue
Nay-Ang
E. Baw
M. H. Dale
Meera Curtis & Wheeler
Oxford
Ate
Lngkawanka Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Atlantic Refining Ce
Olks
Wa. Mason
Coal Exchains
Wyoming
Ava
Pine Brook
E.C. Ricker & CO Ave
Tetophens Bidg
Rosina
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