Romance of a Ring and Mission Offerings Move Assembly
The report of foreign missions to the Presbyterian assembly in Minneapolis drew 1000 attendees as Rev. Harris and Dr. Brown spoke on funds and callings. A retired New England woman donated her only ring to the plate, sparking a dramatic appeal that raised about $900 for young missionaries. The day featured sermons and notices from multiple churches and societies across Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Minneapolis
Jr. Harris
Indiana
Foreign Missions
Westminster Church
Arthur Brown
New York
India
Japan
Mr. Harris
Princeton Theological Seminary
New England
Sunrise Prayer Meeting At Driving Park Tent
A sunrise prayer meeting will be held at 6 oclock tomorrow morning in the cheep er tent at the Driving park. Rev W A Boerher of Archbald Pa has accepted an invitation to preach the Dacenlaureate common to the mind. Voting lags at Worcester NC June 1. The Home Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church invites a reception Friday evening June 14 at 8 oclock at the residence of Mrs James Archbald 424 Jefferson avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Spworth League
J. M. Giffin
D. D
Simpson Methodsal Episcopal Church
George L. Peck
Allis Mission
Keyser Avenue
Luzerne Street
Henry Curry
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Eyeworth League
W. G. Simpson
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
William Edgar
Epworth League
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Berman
A. Grant
J. B
Orlock
Driving
W. A. Boerher
Archbald
Worcester
N. C
Home Missionary Society of the
Flrst Presbyterian Church
James Archbald
Jefferson Avenue
First Baptist Church
F. Mathews
Welsh Baptist Church
Main Avenue
Plymouth
Beddoe
No. Om
Twerlte Hall
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Ben Smith
Thomas de Grouchy
Alfred Roberte
Christ
Mondey
Fidelan Society
Richmond
Shiloh
Welcme
J. H. Bell
Tomorrow's church services and leaders listed
Episcopal services on North Main Avenue and St Luke's parish headline sermons by Rev. W G Watkins Rev Rogers Israel and others. St Luke's Holy Communion at 7 20 am and 7 20 pm with Sunday school. St Mark's Dunmore, Prescott avenue Fast End mission and South Side mission schedule. Good Shepherd rector Rev Francis Bateman to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Lutheran
St. Mark's
Washburn
Fourteenth Streets
A. L. Ramer
Luther League
Holy Prinity
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
Grace Evyangelioa
Lutheran Church of the General Synod
Reov
Luther Hess Waring
Paistor
Madison Avenue
Christian Endeavor
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
W. G. Watkins
St Luke's Parish
Rogers Israel
KB. J. Haughton
M. B Nash
St. Luke's Church
Dunmore
A.m. Haly
Fast End Mission
Prescott Avenue
South Side Mission
Fig Street
St. George's
Olyphant
Church of the Good Shepherd
Francis FR. Bateman
Christ Risen Appearance At The Empty Tomb
A Sunday-School lesson outlines the resurrection accounts from the gospels, detailing the empty tomb, Mary Magdalene’s encounter with Jesus, the angels’ messages, and Jesus’s appearances to Mary and the disciples. It emphasizes belief forged by eyewitness testimony and the transformation from fear to faith within twenty four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Joseph
Arimathea
Pilates
Nicodemus
Mary Magdalene
Peter
John
Mary
Public Music Services Under Mrs Morton Leadership
A schedule of afternoon and evening services will be rendered under the direction of Mrs S J Morton. The public is invited to attend any or all of these offerings and enjoy the programme provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Morton
Morning and afternoon services mark Children’s Day at five churches
First Presbyterian hosts morning and afternoon sermons by Dr McLeod with a Children’s Day focus. Second Presbyterian, Rev Charlea Babingon D D, also holds two services with a Children’s Day morning, preacher Harry Nye from Princeton Theological Seminary in the evening. Washburn Street Presbyterian led by Rev John P Moffat conducts Children’s Day in morning with a merged Bible school and church service and an elaborate program with orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
McLeod
Atrangers
Second Presbyterian Church
Charlea
Babingon
D. D
Harry Nye
Princeton "Theological Seminary
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John P. Moffat
Plain and fine muslin goods with embroidery trims
A catalog-style list describes plain muslin and cambric fabrics with embroidery trim, tucked fronts, insertions and ruffles. Prices range from 5c to $1.25, including muslin drawers skirts and lace insertions.
Gowns and Embroidery Trim Price List
Plain muslin gowns at 39 cents with fine embroidery on back and front. Trimmed neck and sleeves 48 cents. Cambric tucking insertion and embroidery 68 cents. Torchen lace tucking and embroidery 79 cents. Embroidery lace open trim 60 cents. Best muslin torchen lace with fine embroidery 60 cents. Open work embroidery lace priced at 1 dollar 25 cents.
Sunday Worship and Church Activities Across Local Churches
A crowded list of services across Sumner Avenue, Green Fridge, Providence, Tailor, First Baptist, Welsh Baptist, Plymouth, Jackson Street, Grace Reformed, Universalist, First Church of Christ, Christ Church and other area houses of worship. Entries note pastors, sermon topics, Sunday school times, and Endeavor or prayer meetings. Volunteers of America also broadcasts upcoming meetings on June 21 with open invites and free seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bible Close
Oelowk
All Soule
First Church of Christ
Beremuist
Adams Avenue
Wermeeday
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
J. R. Ellis
Makely
Eavente Noo
the Country Club
Madsen
Ballentine
United Evangelical Church
Capouse Avenue
C.D. Moore
Keystone League Christian Endeavor
Asore Welcome
Calvary Reformed
Monrtoestonne
Gibson Street
G. W
Christian Endeavor
People’s Prohibition Church
Dr. Bird
Co-operative Hall
Avourn
Ithaca
New York
Volunteere of America
Washington Avenue
George Totten
Doubts Over Ohio Statehood Date
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes uncertainty about when Ohio achieved statehood. It explains Ohio was once a northwest territory district and that a convention met in Chillicothe on November 1, 1802 to draft a state constitution under the 1787 ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Aatate
Northwest Territory
Northwest
Chillicothe
Ohio Statehood Dates and Governor Tiffin’s Swearing-In
The article outlines three possible start dates for Ohio's statehood, including Nov 26 1802, Feb 17 1800, and March 1 1805, with March 1 1805 favored due to the act of congress and legislature organization. It notes Edward Tiffin won the governorship with 4004 votes and was sworn in at 1 p.m. by Judge Meigs in a joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stas Congress
Thin
Chillicothe
Ohio
Congress
Edward Tiffin
Tiffin
Meigs
Scranton Art Materials and Wholesale Goods Directory
A historic Scranton reference listing numerous wholesale and retail suppliers across Lackawanna and Wyoming Avenues. Entries include art supplies framing photograhic gear hardware lumber groceries jewelry ltems and services with shop names addresses and key products such as glassware hardware and meat markets.
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Religious
K. of P
Opera House
E. BR. Lewis
Congregational Church
K. of P.here
Lewis
Shawnee
Shawnee Journal
Academy Street
Hoban
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Wilkes-Barre
Georgetown
F. P. McNally
Seecess Bartlett
Stebbins
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lowry
North Scranton
North Main Avenue
West Scranton
Methodist Episcopal
Episcopal
Christ Risen
J. E. Gilbert, D. D
LL. D
American Society of Religious Education
Lfe
Jezus
Llice
Raboni
Galilee
Mark
Jerusalem
Eimmane
Emmaus
Ecatter
Joo Drors
Astoria
Bears
Castoria
Torchon
MEARS
HAGEN
Bdeon Beaven
Sumner Avenue Prsbyterian Church
L. R. Foster
Oymn
Nesday
Green Fridge Presbyterian Church
Isaac J. Lansing
Satan
Bible School
Judah
All Providence Presbyterian Church
George FE
Guild
H. H. McKeehan
O'Clovk
Presbyterian Chapel
Adan Avenue
New York Street
James Hughes
Tailor Presbyterian Church
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
George L. Ulrich
Daniel
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pilsner
Lon
Scranton, PA
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Rapturo Chemical Co
Scranton
Griffin Art Studio
Wyoming
BANKS
Scranton Savings Bank
Merchants’ & Mechanics' Bank
Lack
Third National Bank
West Side Bank
N. Main
Lack. Trust & Base Dep. Co
Lacks
Traders
Nat. Bank
Wyom. & Spruce. Dime. Dis
Wyom. & Spruce
Hoots and Shoes
Goldsmith Bros
Lackawanna
Wiliams, J. D. & Bro
Lackawanna Fruits
Wegman Fruit
Kelly, J. J. & Co
Hunt & Connell Co
Warness
Frits
Lackawanna Hardware Co
Lacka
Springs
Scranton Bedding Co
Finn & Phillips
Protheroe & Co
Washington
Angiey
Joseph & Son
Boranton
Merecereau & Connell
T. BE. & Son
Ghastite Monumental Works
Owens Bros
Adams
Drdg & Sur
Nat. Biscuit Co
Cra N
Simreil
V. A
Linden
Uthman Paper Co
Veer, Hay and Gratin
Weston Mill Co
Lackawanna Ave
Casseso, Brog
Levy, N, B. & Bro
Bidg
Easterle & Co
Franklin Babcock, H. F., & Co
Franklin, Jewllers
Phillips, Geo, & Co
Coal Exchange
Casey Bros
Lackawanna, Life Insurance Company
Northwestern Mutual Life
Mears Bidg
Owen & Punn
Yocum
Geo, C
Connell Bldg
Florey & Brooks
Harris
Penn Ave
Maloney Oi Mfg. Co
Meridian
Maloney Oi Mfg, Co
Prendergast & Gespel
Tague
Main
Nevidence
Jackson
Price
William
Malo
McCunn
P. J
N. Malin
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Peranto
Wilkes Mirra
General Office
Peal Mine CO
Cleveland
John i
Phelps, Pharmacist
Spruce Strect
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