Fenelon Summer School of Theology Aug. 1–11 at Ocean Grove
The sixth annual Fenelon Summer School of Theology at Ocean Grove runs August 1 to 11 with a concert on August 1 featuring a large chorus and soloists. Lectures cover Testament, Biblical Theology, and Pastoral Theology with notable speakers from Syracuse, Princeton, and Ohio Wesleyan. Evening programs include oratory lectures and a varied festival, with a children’s chorus of about 1,690 voices and an Elijah oratorio August 11.
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Ocean Grove
J. J. Porit
Syracuse University
Gleorge T. Purves
Princeton University
Price
Russell HH
Conwell
George FP
Mains
J. Ww. Hillis
Talton
Ohio
Weeleyan University
Voedt
J. P. Dolliver
House of Representatives
IY. Copeland
Russell HW. Conway
W. C. Peckhor
Elijah
Sven
Tadesen Morenn
McKinles
Religious Service Times And Meetings Noted
Church groups announce schedule changes and events including First Presbyterian 7 p.m. service, J I Bills preaching at North Main Avenue Baptist, Free Methodists quarterly meeting at Waverly, Rev J T Logan leading all day Sabbath, Mass at Clark Summit by Rev James Gillocely, Railroad YMCA gospel meeting led by Rev W C MacArthur with H P Dreyer solo, and a Gospel meeting at Nay Ang Park with choir led by Mrs Ladie J Morton.
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First Presbyterian Church
Blakely
North Main Avenue
Free Methodists
Waverly
J. T. Logan
Clark's
B Summit
James Gillocely
J. J. B. Feeley
Nicholson Parish
Clark's Summit
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
W. C. MicArthur
H. P. Dreyer
Dunmore
H. A. Grant
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Nay Ang Park
Ladie J Morton
Tomorrow's Services Episcopal Churches
Listings show St Luke's Parish with Rev Rogers Rev Haughton and Rev Nash at 7 a m 2 30 pm and 7 49 pm services plus Sunday school. St Mark's Dunmore 8 40 am holy communion 7 50 pm evening prayer and sermon. East End Prescott Avenue m Sunday school, South Side Mission Fig Street 2 pm Sunday school. St George's Olyphant 2 29 pm Friday school. Christ's Church Washington Avenue Woodlawn Park services 10 am 2 30 pm and 7 40 pm with orchestra led by Rev Balentine.
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Freech Street
James Witke
St. Peter's
Prescott Avenue
J. W. Randolph
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church of the General Synod
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Luther Hess Waring
Albury Methodist Episcopal Church
Monsey Avenue
Delaware Street
Krev
W. G. Simpson
Rotherhood of
St. Paul
Epworth Tengie
St. Pauwl
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
William Edgar
Epworth League
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
James Benninger
Epworth
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Grant
Church of the Future
Nay Aug Park
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Penn Avenue
Spruce
Linden Streets
Robert Fly
Pierce
Lower Temple
F. Mathews
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Main Avenue
B. F. Mathews
Beddoe
Plymouth Church
Boy
Twoerite Hall
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Prother Ben Smith
Thomas de Gruchy
Tope
Alfred Raberte
T Sharp
Ft. Yo P.O
T Petor Lewis
Convention
T Richmond
North Main Avenue
J. R. Ellis
Blakely Church
Green Ridge
T Church
Ww. J. Ford
Baptist Young People's Conven
Richmond
Vai
Ehild Baptist Church
Center Street
Bling Day School
Young People's Union
Son of Thunder
J. H. Bell
Gieace Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
George L. Ulrich
Union Bible
St. Luke's
Rogers Israel
J. Haughton
M. BR. Nash
St. Luke's Church
St. Mark's
Dunmome
Christ's Church
Washington Avenue
Woodlawn Park
Churches and Services List for Local Lutheran and Other Congregations
Sunday worship times and locations listed for several churches including Blark’s on Washburn and Fowr mth streets, Rev. A L Ramer. Holy Trinity on Adams avenue and Mulberry street, Rev. C G Spieker. St Paul’s on Short avenue, Rev. W C Lauer. Zion’s on Mifflin avenue, Rev. P F Iizelmann. Christchurch at Cedar avenue and nearby. Services range morning and evening with Sunday schools noted. Religious calendar headings indicate Eighth Sunday after Trinity and Gospel readings from Matthew and Romans.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ecranton Street
South Main Avenue
Richmond Pines
Evangelical Lutheran
Blark’s
Washburn
Fowrmth
A. L. Ramer
Luther Tongue
Unday School
Holy Trinity
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
Nev
C. G
Evening and Sunday Services at Local Churches
Numerous houses of worship announce schedules for evening and morning services across Capouse Avenue Adams Street Pine Street and Nay Aug Park. Rev C D Moore Rev J W Messinger Rev O R Beardsley lead services with Sunday school and prayer meetings. First Church of Christ hosts Love sermon. All Souls Universalist notes no evening service in July August. Tabernacle Congregational welcomes attendees with Prof Rhys R Lloyd address at 6 pm.
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First Presbyterian Church
Preachlce
Joseph T. Smith
D. D
Baltimore
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John P. Moffat
Dh. D
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
J. B. Worrall
Pullman
Endeavor Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Justo
George KF. Guild
God
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Chanel
Adams Avenue
New York Street
James Hughes
Taylor Presbyterian Church
Taylor
United Evangelion Church
Capouse Avenue
C. D. Moore
Keystone Lane Christian Endeavor
Junior Christian Endeavor Monaay
J. W. Messinger
Bloomeburg
All Welco First Church of Christ
All Souls’ Universalist Church
Pine Street
Adams and
Jefferson Avenues
O. RK. Beardsley
Benjamin
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Rhys R. Lloyd
Oakland
Cal
Opera for Ellen Reach Yaw Aims at High C Mastery
Ellen Reach Yaw the freak soprano will have an opera composed for her voice enabling frequent high C passages. The effort may wrinkle the throat of her understudy as the composer strives to fit her range into the work.
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Ellen Reach Yaw
Miss Yaw
Seasonal recipes and decorative fruit desserts in old Philadelphia menu
A collector’s fragment lists multiple dated kitchen preparations. It details potato and cucumber salads with watercress and beet garnish, fruit desserts with pineapple and raspberries, rice puddings, jelly molds with berries, and fruit preserves. The text ends referencing the Philadelphia Record.
Summer Days at Pleasant Mount
A staff correspondent portrays Pleasant Mount as a high elevation summer retreat near Scranton featuring hills from the Catskills to the Delaware Water Gap, a quiet hamlet with ghost legends, notable residents like Sterling and Myson Wells, churches, stores, hotels, and lakes within driving distance.
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Pleasant Mount
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Catskills
Delaware Water Gap
Elk Mountains
Susquehanna County
Delaware At Hudson
Herrick Station
Ontario and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Ontario and Western Railroad
Sulu
Ontario and Western Tral
Hetrick
Herrick
Samuel Meredith
Belmont Manor
Ruile
Brennan
Offies
Sterling
New York
Myson Wells
T. M. Miller & Company
Moune Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Eagle
James P. Hiley
Countey Towne
Father Healey
John Hanken
Carbondale
Higelow
Revk Lake
Poyntelle
Kummer
Snow habit in Klondike arouses warning tale
Henry Barnum recalls Yukon miners trapped by a craving to eat snow as a dangerous habit. He describes mineral-laden melt and the toll on health, recounting a man who died after consuming snow and his own near-fatal struggle with the urge. Barnum also warns of durable thirst and weakness from prolonged snow eating.
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Klondike
Henry Barnum
Great Bend Township
Klondalke
Point Tiarrow
Copper River
Barnum
Willy
Mr. Barnum
Copper
Lewis
Dawson
H Chines
Soudanese Attack British Earthworks Near Tamal
During the Soudan expedition the balloon corps aided in disclosing enemy positions. At Atenue Soudanese forces attacked General MacNeill's earthworks guarding Fuakim near Tamal. The assault occurred at night and left most British soldiers hors de combat before relief arrived.
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Soudan
Atenue
MacNeill
Sereha
Fuakim
Tamal
Balloon reconnaissance deters native forces in bush conflict
Major Temple repeatedly ascended with a captive balloon and deterred the enemy by spotting them in the bush. Colonel Temple notes balloons demoralize natives who cannot hide from the searchlights at night, and troops aided by "young moons" reinforce this advantage.
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Temple
Templer
In Jail for Debt Pall Mall Gazette Sketch of Wing’s Prisons
The Wing’s bene w is described as the largest debtors’ prison. The old east High Street site was replaced in 1758 by a larger court near Lant Street. In 1776 prisoners crowded two to a bed with many sleeping on chapel floors. 30 prisoners plus 210 wives and 276 children, totaling 1,199 sleepers nightly.
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High Street
St. Ceorge's Church
Lant Street
Fancy Balbriggan Underwear Sale Cut to 40 Cents
A local retailer slashes prices on Balbriggan underwear from 60 cents to 40 cents per garment. The promotion, lasting through the week, highlights lightweight, breathable undergarments for warmer weather.
Prison Life In 1499 Prison Wardrobe And Diet Described
An aged reminiscence recalls a prison with adequate water but lacking infirmary surgeon and baths. It notes a 1499 population of roughly 1 499 inmates, among them Colonel Gouwrgs Hanger who left a memoir condemning the facility for vice and dissipation.
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Gouwrgs Hanger
Wapping
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