Religious services and union programs across the Anthracite region
Knights of Malta and other commanderies plan Sunday services at Elm Park and Penn Avenue churches with Rev. Dr. Pierce preaching The Christian Soldier to honor St Johns day Choirs will perform special music and members from the Anthracite commandery will assemble at the asylum Other churches list morning and evening services with sermons by local pastors and various choirs and gospel meetings
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Order of Knights of Malta
Penn Aveniwo
Pierce
Order
Asylum of Anthracite
Penn Avene Muyilu Choreh
Penn Avenue
Betwern Spice
Tinden Streets
Stev
Leroy Stephen
Philadelphia
Lower Temple
Knights of Matta
Som
Aml Te Partor
First Baptist Church
South Mala Avenui
Tomorrow's Episcopal Services In Saint Luke's Parish
Saint Luke's Parish lists Holy Communion at 7 99 a m and morning prayer at 10 90 a m with sermon plus evening prayer at 7 00 p m and Sunday school. other churches in the area such as St Marks Dunmore St George's Olyplant and Christ's Church provide additional services, Bible classes, and Sunday schools. The Good Shepherd and Grace Reformed Episcopal church also announce services, prayers, and anti saloon meeting events led by local clergy.
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Anti Saloga Teague
Shiloh Hoptlat Church
Center
Atrect
Mer
James A. Sumilat
Philadelphia
Christ
O'Cllock
Green Midge Baptist Church
Memorial Baptist Church
Acholara
Takely Baptist
Drevid Spencer
D. D
Tabor
Saint Luke's
Rogers Israel
E. J. Haughton
M. B. Nash
Trin
St. Luke's Church
Mark's
Dunmore
East End Mission
Prescot Avenue
South Side Mission
Fig Street
St. George's
Church of the Good Shepherd
Croen Ridge Street
Moncey Avenue
Francis R. Bateman
All Welcome
Christ's Church
Commer Washington Avenue
Park Strect
Ballentine
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Weoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
George L Ulrich
Heb. Wises
Charlee W. Velaler
C. BE
Union
Local Church Services Today and Sunday School Times
Evangelical Lutheran in Washburn and Mulberry Street hosts morning and evening services led by Rev A L Ramer. Holy Trinity on Adama Avenue conducts services at 10 and 7 30 with Luther League at 6 30. St Paul’s on Short Avenue holds services at 10 and 7 with Sunday school at 2.0.
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Echons
Grace Evangelical Latheran Church of the General Synod
Comer
Madiean
Aeenad
Mulberry Stredt
Leither
L Fichos
Divine Worsip
Charles W.ielaler
Susquelimna University
Bellimerove
Evangelical Lutheran
Trinity
St. Mark's
Washburn
Fourteenth
Kim Park
Prague
M. Curtin
D. D
Luurday School Rour
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Etureli
Sweet
HW. A. Tucker
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Ohwrech
James Benninger
Krewker
Wader
A. J. Boyce
Heister
First
German Methodist
Adame Avenue
Vine
Iect
G. Bohilin
Torning Phew
Gottschall
Anti Saloon League
Providence M. BE
T. DeWitt
St. Paul
P.m. Epworth Lenewe
Vr. Ravage
Warrisburg
Ash Street
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J. Tt
Austin
W. BH. Kell
Wil- Wamsport
Anti-Saloon League
Strak
Winviews
E. W. Stone
Woloor
Olange
W. M. Nixon
Religious Services And Temperance Activities Listed
A long list of church services across Scranton and Wilkes-Barre outlines sermons, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and youth activities. Anti-Saloon League speakers and temperance programs are noted at multiple churches, with times ranging from morning prayers to evening lectures, inviting all to attend.
Sunday church services and programs across multiple congregations
Listings describe morning and evening worships at First Presbyterian and Washburn Street churches, Sunday school rallies, life of Christ studies, and special sermons by pastors including Rev J F Moffat and Rev A Tucker. Additional notes cover services at Hinmer Avenue, North Main Avenue Baptist and joint Presbyterian worship with the North Main group, plus Christian Endeavor and youth activities.
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South Mala Aenie
W. HL Williams
Scranton
Pivmeith
Bodden
Sancti, Tendent
Covenant
Jacke Street Baptist Church
Reother Don Smith
Thomas de Gruchy
David
Sunnday Shool
Alfred Roberts
I. M. Tower
anti-Saloon League
Tower
North Main Avenue
St. Reading
Pester
Presbyterian Church
Eveninu
First Welsh Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Srrviers
Freebyterian
Itev
Vparie EK Reobingon
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Wintel Avd Gi
Mt Sanitay School
Eelda
Life of Christ
Allara Welcome
Washborn
Street Presbyterian Church
Ttev
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Moffat
J. D
Lao Am
Hom
Christian Endeavor
He A Tucker
D. D
Saloon League
All Welcome
Hinmner Avene Presbyterian Church
Sinner Avenue
Price Street
Prank J. Milman
Joseph
Smitny
Seliol
Mit
Young People's Society of Christin Kaedenger
Servion
Wong Ail
Mano
Hev
FLE
Endeavor
Rov
Dr. Guild
Musical Gossip at Providence First Presbyterian Choir
The Providence First Presbyterian choir presented two quartets and about a dozen anthems in a Sabbath service under Professor P F Whittemore, with praise for the singers and worshipful music. Mr W H McDonnell organized the program. special sacred song program planned for tomorrow evening at First Presbyterian Church.
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Providence
Ation
Whittemore
W. H. McDonnell
Flrst Presbyterian Church
Summer concert at Guernsey hall features Dardenbergh School of Music
The program includes solos by Llewellyn, Mrs Kathryn Thiele, and Mrs Bonnell, plus a large chorus directed by John T Walking. A piano and organ recital by T Watkin and pupils, with tickets free through Hardenbergh School, Carter building, Adams avenue and Linden Street, concludes with nearly 1,000 attendees.
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Llewellyn
A. T. Watkin
Verdure
Hayden
Kathryn Thiele
Boprans
Bom
Praimo the Lord’ Choir
John T. Walking
PF. H. Richmond
Misa Penwarden
Harden Berth School
Carter Building
Adams Avenue
Linden Stireet
One of the sweetest girls in all the world
A humorous exchange in Pick-Me-Up where a woman confronts Harry about a misheard compliment. She accuses him of implying she is only “one of the verteat” among others, prompting a playful, affectionate retort about shared affection.
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Harry
Dearest
Anotter
Jess
Heaven
Woman Voter Backlash Cited In Cartoon Commentary
A 19th century cartoon caption argues against women voting, calling them not politicians and asserting they cannot cast mud free of bias. The line reflects contemporary debates on suffrage with satirical tone.
Sunday School Lesson for June 24 Second Quarterly Review
Summary of a Sunday school unit covering Jesus teachings and events from Matthew Mark Luke and John. The guide outlines twelve lessons from April to May focusing on the Beatitudes sermons, miracles, parables, and actions like healing and feeding. It notes the varied contexts and the need to read Jesus words as responses to human need rather than a rigid outline.
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John the Bapti
Herod
Tieeves
Jesus
Jequa
John Vl
Jesu
Jon
Fhve Ioana
Flehen
Rudy
Piano buying woes raise dealer and maker trust
The text urges buyers to rely on manufacturer and dealer reputations for reliability and honesty when faced with uncertainty about judging a piano. It notes that true durability is proven only through time and use, emphasizing the dealer and maker's standing.
Strange Tale From Van Stunton’s Loss and Return
A brief spoof notes Van Stunton’s odd journey he left his leg many years ago then returned yesterday claiming he cannot recall where he is or what happened. Holmes jokes about the country’s last vice president in a mock exchange.
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Hoawse
van Stunton
Lg. Holmes
Puck
A Useful Mule
A brief dialogue from the Atlanta Journal portrays farm talk and clockless routines. The exchange features talk of mules and plows with humorous misunderstandings about time and duty, ending with the narrator noting being called to dinner while mapping rural rhythms.
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Atlanta Journal
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