Religious Districts Created In Lackawanna County
Religious groups in Lackawanna County are divided into eight districts for Protestant denominations. Delegates from District No. 4, including Beranton, met in the First Presbyterian church to organize with officers led by BB Hicks as president and L T Mattes as vice president. A July 1 county meeting in Scranton will draw at least 100 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Young Men's Christian Association
Beranton
First Presbyterian Chubb
Bb, Hicks
L. T. Mattes
Carbondate
W. F. Nye
Della P. Evans
Scranton
F. E. Nettleton
Home Department
San Francisco
California
Prayer and worship schedule across many churches observed
A long list of church services outlines prayer and praise at Bim ark church and many others. Children’s Day observances occur at multiple churches with sermons by pastors and special programs by Sunday schools. Notable speakers include Mr. Chas N Crittenton of New York and Rev Dr Eckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ray
W. P. Knapp
First Presbyterian Church of Taylor
Sir R. Fowter
Beath School
Christ In Endeavor
Moward Pliage
African Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Grant
Chieren
Jackson Street Baptist
J. K. Tixen
DPD
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Providence Presbyterian Church
George EK
Guild
Frank Milman
Philadelphia
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
J. I. Race
W. H. Clearwater
Young People’s Republic
Epworth League
Wader
Mise Hilda Evans
Department of Finance
Penn Avenue
Spruce
Linden Streets
Dixon
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Mulberry Street
Jefferson Avenue
People's Prohibition Church
Dr. Bird
Fuller’s Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
Christ
Scranton
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Hyde Park Avenue
D. P. Jones
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
L. R. Foster
Christian Endeavor
Band of
Linden Street
Court House
Bim
Ark Church
C. M. Giffin
D. D. Epworth League
Chas
N. Crittenton
New York
Florence
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Sweet
Claes
S. Wrigley
John J. F
St. Luke's Church
St. Mark's
Dunmore
St. George's
Ob Ynhant
Edwards’ Hall
First Welsh Congregational Church
Booth Main Avenue
David Jones
Paistor
Calvinistic Methodist Church
South Main Avenue
Grace Laitheran
Madison Avenue
Porter A. Gift
First Baptist Church
Scranton Street
F. Mathews
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Green Ridge
Second Presbyterian Church
C. B. Robinson
D. D
Elm Park Church
Crittenton
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Adams Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
McLeod
Cedar Avenue
Mo. Leod
Dickson Chapel
Dickson City
Railroad Young Men's Christian Gaston Meeting Notice
W Pearsall secretary invites all to attend a meeting conducted by Yokemen with officers in charge Captains Dickinson and Morrows listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pearsall
Railroad Young Men
Christian Gaston
Dickinson
Seidman Claims Robbery At Penn Avenue Sale
Constable Penman oversaw a Penn avenue sale where B. Seidman alleges a bystander had $1,000. Seidman bid on a suit, was awarded it, refused it, and was beaten. He swore warrants for assault against Morris Cohen Lewis Cupman George Mark and Moses Cohen. Bail set at 200 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Penman
Penn Avenue
B. Seidman
Mr. Seidman
Penman
Alderman Fuller
Morris Cohen
Lewis Cupman
George Mark
Moses Cohen
Mr. Seldman
Alderman Howe
Competitors named for Farview beauty prize event
British American societies announce a beauty prize competition for their Farview excursion on June 23. entrants must submit names to Dr James Stein by June 2. prizes include a gold watch and chatelaine set and a fine engraved crystal brooch. judges are William Park John Street New York Felix Kiernan Cortland Street New York and Henry Bull Eighty eighth Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farview
James Stein
William Park
John Strees
New York
Felix Gilchrist Kiernan
Cortland Street
Henry James Bull
Northwest Colliery Improves Facilities For Summer
At the Northwest colliery near Simpson repairs are underway on the breaker a new trestle is being cut construction has begun on five large water tanks to guard against drought like last summer the colliery shut down several days due to water shortages Carbondale Merald reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Carbondale Merald
Life snippet quotes editor and Roy interaction
A brief Life magazine snippet records a clash as a man called to thrash you. The editor asks what was said and the response notes an apology for not being present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omica Roy
Paul
James
Peter
Paphos
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Mathias
Quarrel Sparks Threat in Tid-Bits Snippet
A fragment from Tid-Bits records an Irishman cursing an Englishman in a heated quarrel and threatening to break his head and spill brains from his skull. The wording reflects sensationalized 19th century humor without graphic detail.
Golden wedding for Rev and Mrs N G Parke of Pittston
Rev Dr and Mrs N G Parke of Pittston celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reception for two to three hundred friends from Pittston and nearby. They wed in Wilkes-Barre in 1847. Guests from Scranton and other towns attended. several relatives who were at the 50-year mark also appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Parke
Pittston
Theodore Strong
B. C. Barre
Jacksonville
Fin
Laura Brown
Wilkes-Barre
I's
H. P. Simpson
Country Club Lodge
Bauer
Huntington
C. D. Simpson
E. P. Kingsbury
Major
Everett Warren
H. W. Kingsbury
N. G. Robertson
A. H. Storrs
C. R. Parke
B. BE. Watson
F. J. Platt
B. P. Kingsbury
T. H. Watkins
H. B. Reynolds
W. P. Kingsbury
J. M. Boies
Frank Fuller
Paul B. Belin
A. G. Hunt
A. E. Hunt, Jr
Theodore Fuller
Reynolds Bedford
Lawrence Fuller
R. M. Scranton
H. T D. Merrill
C. B. Sturges
Edward Moffatt
Claude Walker
A. Z. Huntington
James Decker
Thomas Archbald
Mr. Seymour
Binghamton
Mary J. Davis
Mia
Evan J. Davis
South Matin Avenue
Thomas Jenkins
Albany
Drugiger
John L. Jenkins
Jackson Street
H. H. Harris
Sarah Meredith
William J. Davis
Benjamin Jones
Wiconisco
Kingston
James Hughes
Kimberly
South Africa
George Wade
Bessie
Sibley
Thomas
Taylor
Lucy Kleghorn
Frances Kirke
A. E. Falkenbury
Pet
Emily
Gertrude Davis
Plymouth
W. Tallman
Bronson & Tallman
J. D. Hackett
New York City
George Howell I
Philadelphia
Anna Clarke
Charles Dorfiinger
White Mills
Naomi Jacke
Cedar Avenue
Vielling
Buffalo
Edith Davis
Green Street
Winit
Nanticoke
Kate Henry
Bick Avenue
Carbondale
C. A. Battonburg
City Solicitors Office
Minnie Smurl
Eind
Charles BE. Daniels
Dickinson Law School
Mian
Amelia Goeble
London
England
Mia. E. F. Torrey
Honewdale
Gcranton
Dr. Falkenbury
Steet
Ie Jenkins
William Pieteher
Bainbridge
N. Y
Frank Russell
Putnam Street
Mies McGinley
Mauch Chunk
M. A. McGinley
Edward Gervell
Factoryville
John Renchler
Lincoln Avenue
Martha Parker
Milwaukee
Wis
West Side Frionts
Alfred Sherred
Mill City
William Hartree
Price Street
L. M. Gates
Hilldale
Mich
William Webber
Ada
Drinker Street
Teutonic
Josephine Medway
Adame Avenue
Green Ridge
Old Point Comfort
Munsicker
Knights of Pythias of Pennsylvania
Thomas G. Jones
Spring Brook
Europe
Wales
Debby Davis
South Gibson
Charles Coleman
Delaware Street
Mary Ann Heaney
Robert M. Heaney
Gibbons Street
James Lewis
Davis-Jenkins
Merritt Gardner
Charles N. Baker
Susquehanna County
Joseph Reed
Baltimore
Sutto
Madison Avenue
May Miller
White Haven
Amy Whitford
Mulberry Street
Sidney Broadbent
Washington Avenue
K. Clark
Adame Avenas
C. A. Strong
J. C. Stein
New Brunswick
John Lowry
Twvid Nichols
John Coslett
West Bide
Promise Land Pond
Tike County
South Main Avenue
Marie Hodges
Scranton
Margaret Hall
Priceburg
Charles Hartley
New York
Pauls Advice to Timothy in Second Timothy Lessons
Sunday School lesson outlines Paul’s final counsel to Timothy from Second Timothy chapter 1 verses 1-7 and 14-17. It highlights Paul’s apostolic call, Timothy’s faith, and the urging to faithful teaching guided by Scripture for ministers and all believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Timothy
Tim. Tv
Jerusalem
Palestine
Asia Minor
Macedonia
Greece
Spain
Italy
Apostle
Jesus
Iconilum
God
Ahrnk
Meaury
Jude
Christ
Keeson
Praimae
Girl's Sudden Death by Heart Ailment Shocks City
Mary Theresa Kellar a 21 year old mill worker died suddenly at 5 am yesterday at the home of her stepfather Milton MacFarland 11 Pear Street near the South Steel works. Coroner Longstreet led an inquest and post mortem found enlargement of the heart and aorta disease as the cause. The verdict followed a history of fits and brain debility blamed on poor blood flow. coroner warned overexertion may have hastened death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Theresa Kellar
Milton MacFarland
Pear Street
South Steel Works
Longstreet
Miss Kellar
Longstreet’sJory
DB. B. Hand
A. Kolb
Gustave Smith
Thomas Moore
Fred Fuller
Emerson D.owen
Funeral Of John Coggins At Danmore Cemetery
The late John Coggins died at Chinchilla and was laid to rest in Danmore Catholic Cemetery after a 9:50 am Requiem Mass at G Peters Cathedral. Rev F F Carmody officiated with Rev J A O'Reilly and Rev J W Malone as deacon and sub-deacon. pallbearers included M M Ruddy, Martin Flynn, J J O'Royle, John Fitspatrick, Patrick O'Malley, Bernard McGreevy. flower bearers were Patrick Cummings and Frank Mangan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coggins
Chinchilla
A. J. Mahon
Third Street
G. Peter's Cathedral
F. F. Carmody
J. A. O'Reilly
J. W. Malone
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Young Women's Christian Association
BE. H. Ripple
W. D. Kennedy
C. BH. Derman
F. D. Watts
L. M. Gatun
8. C. Krigbaum
William
William Manley
First Welsh Baptist Church
Charles G. Mitchell
Railroad Department
Mitchell
Race of
Church of
National Christian Endeavor
Chicago
St. Louis
Cairo
Memphis
New Orleans
Peoria
Bloomington
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Missouri River Points
Kansas City
Sioux City
Columbus
Kan
Minneola
Houston
Tex
Cheyenne
Trinidad
Paso
Colorado
Banff
Havre
Livingston
Shoshone Falls
Ideal
Pennsylvania Transportation Manager
J. C. Manning
Religious News Notes
Jacob Davis
John Cavanaugh
Waverly
Mactoryville
Highland
F. M. Methodists
Co-operative Hall
North Main Avenue
Hyde Park
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Lake Ariel
Erie and Wyoming
FE. W. Pearrall
Railroad
Young Men‘’s Christian Association
Er. H. Ripple
South Side
Mieses Rose
Washburn Street
Rogers Israel
South Bethlehem
Central Pennsylvania
Tristes of
Ticura Seepesashee
Troe Baby
Seidman
Frank L. Crane
Carrie Harding
Lohengrin
Iamen McLeod
Tiev
Mr. Wilber
Wshern
Messrs
Crane
Horton
Jay Harding
Louis Harding
Joseph Jermyn
Mable Harding
Mary Halstead
Miss Harding
Presbyterian Church
Hanley
A. Reasoner
James Horton
Cassell
Edward Lewis
Harry Horton
F. P. Fox
Elmira
Mra. Ball
J. P. Dickson
Dalton
Watt
Glenburn
Frank Jermyn
W. F. Hallstead
Burnham
Groom
Miss Crane
Charles Crane
G. M. Hallstead
William and
Mary Hallstead
James McLeod
FE. N. Willard
Cour'ry Club
Bauer's Land
High School Alumni Association
R. J. Beamish
J. C. Vaughan
G. W. Phillips
Alpha Society
Country Club
B. E. Watson
Archbald
Richardson
Anderson
Williams
Hunt
Welles
Meskrs
Joseph Boles
A. Hunt
A. E. Hunt
L. B. Fuller
Futler
James Blair, Jr
J. H. Brooks
J. W. Decker
Albright
Lackawanna Hospital
James P. Dickson
H. V. Logan
Misses Edith Hutton
Anna Katharine van Hatten
Lella Camillus Rafter
Maud Anna Moore
Elizabeth Anna Saul
Jessie May Lane
Carrie Bell Lewis
Cora Estelle Savige
Scranton Free Kindergarten Association
Harland Pinkney
Augusta Florence
Albert I. Hollander
St. Mark's Church
Pinkney
Church and
Bloom Streets
Stephen A. Smith
Brook Street
Kate Hagen
Bouth Side
St. Mary
Niagara Falls
John Diehl
Belle Scott
Washington, N. J
Thomas Prosser
Larch Street
Emma de Witt
Venice McPeek
Ida Cleveland
Mary Baker
Bertha Miller
Isabella Hagieton
Ada Kirk
Lillian Sharp
William Hazleton
Merbert Hill
John
Wie
Harry S Truble
Frank Strubie
John Skeech
Ray Leitner
Sidney Pennridge
Elmer Morris
Hughes
Hale
Gerlock
Greening
Attorney Boyd
Hiliaabeth Thomas
North Scranton
Harper
Alice Menner Wright
le Grand Wright
Capouse Avenue
Dwight A. Bannister
le Roy
Wright Residence
Tim
Ili
J. E. Gilbert
D.D
Ll.d
American Society of Religious Education
Washington, D. C
Father
Messiah
Lord
Danmore Catholic Cemetery