Local Chronicle Briefs Highlight Faculty, Guests, and News
Mansfield Normal staff and students enjoy a summer home scene with Edward Keefe, Charles Gelbert, and Major Everett Warren among returning locals. News updates mention Dr. Coolidge recovering from typhoid in Denver and Brewster’s anticipated return home. Scranton Turn Verein members head to Paterson for Kries turnfest with a list of participants. A wedding unites Olof G. N Turnquest and Miss Myra M. Bhurts with a brief wedding trip noted in Berant arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Keefe
Mansfield State Normal School
Phelps Street
Charles Gelbert
University of Pennsylvania
South Washington Avenue
Everett Warren
Fred Flejtx
Thomas and
E. E. Robathan
Cleveland
B. Harmon
Wood, Harmon &O
Delaware Water Gap
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Grace Saxon
North End
George Hening
Guinier
Coolidge
Denver
Col
F. D. Brewster
Scranton Turn Verein
Paterson
N. J
Batuniag
Kries
Karl Stajber
Victor Noth
Henry Wockroth
Theodore Huber
Victor Keech
Theodore Help
Charles Motlaka
J. W. Caunner
L. Gordon
Otto Robinson
Julius Languth
J. F. Quinnan
E. A. Bartl
Migse
Mayere Payne
Emma McArthur
Mary Porcher
Olof G. N. Turnquest
Washington Avenue
Misa Myra M. Bhurts
Boone, Ir
P. V. D. Vedder
First Methodist Church
Turnquest
Berant
Adama Avenue
Hoone
Thie City
Local notices and church and social items from the borough
Mrs George 8 Maloney visits friends in Nanticoke. Robert Hicks enjoys Lorraine breezes Saturday. Miss Emma Chamberlain guests Mr and Mrs M W Chamberlain Makely Street. Miss Lou Hedelin returns to Hawley. Mrs Tannery and mother of Middle town NY guests of Mrs William Packard Cherry street. St Mark's Episcopal church contract awarded to M D Osterhout and Son. No prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Wednesday due to excursion. G B Monies moves to Green Ridge. Harry Winters returns from Keystone Academy commencement at Factoryville. Dr Garvey driving on Chestnut Street loses gear in buggey accident. no horse injury. Loyal Legion to circulate petition for public fountain funds. target $150. Ladies Aid excursion to Lake Ariel planned. Mrs C C D Blackington presides. Various games arranged for enjoyment. Popular Punch advertised from Pillbury Flour Mills with capacity of 17,000 barrels a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Maloney
Nanticoke
Robert Hicks
Lorraine
Emma Chamberlain
M. W. Chamberlain
Makely Street
Lou Hedelin
Hawley
Tannery
Middletown
N. Y
William Packard
Cherry Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
M. D. Osterhout & Son
Presbyterian Church
G. B. Monies
Weert Drinkeretrees
Green Ridge
Harry Winters
Factoryville
Keystone Academy
Dr. Garvey
Chestnut Street
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Lake Ariel
D. Blackington
Sabbath Observance Emphasized By Rev N Stahl
Rev N Stahl of Green Ridge Presbyterian urged strict Sabbath observance based on Scripture. He argued the day is holy, for worship, rest, and family instruction, with practical rules on beginning and ending times, activities to avoid, and how children and servants should share in the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N . Stahl
Green Ridge Presbeyterian
Caih Swill
Thorn
Horzen
Israel
Church of God
Orin
Lori
Hilary
Spurgeon
London
Gort
France
His First Mass Celebrated by Rev John Loughran
The Rev John Loughran of this city celebrated his first mass at the cathedral yesterday after being ordained in Baltimore by Cardinal Gibbons. The crowded church heard a sermon by Rev J A Moffitt drawing on the Melchisedec priesthood and duty to souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loughran
Cty
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Yesterndhy
Lougshran
John Loaughran
St. Joseph's Church
Minhopka
Hev
O'Hara
Minooka
W. P. O'Donnell
North End
Kenneth Campbell
da. Mellugh
Feeley, Hey
Fe F. Quinnan
Thomas Carmody
Lovwerhran
N. J. McManus
Holy Tosary Church
A. McCarthy
PB. Lavelle
Geore Dickson
Avock
Callicera
J. A. Moffitt
St. John's Church
South Side
Melchisedec
Father Damién
Molokai
Sandwich Islands
Father Loughran
Children’s Day Services at Penn Avenue Church
Children’s Day was observed at Penn Avenue Baptist Church yesterday morning with the Sunday school taking part in the service. The pastor Rev. Warren G. Partridge addressed the congregation as children gave a special part preceded by an invocation and hymns including Sweet Flowers Are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Warren G. Partridge
Sermon at Cathedral by Rev Father O Sullivan
Rev Father O Sullivan a young Jesuit stationed in New York preached at St Peter's Cathedral to a large parish crowd. He spoke over forty minutes urging prayers of devotion to the League of the Sacred Heart and Christian education, likening members to soldiers and sailors seeking eternal glory. He will depart for home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Sullivan
New York
Sixteenth Street
Messenger
League of the Sacred Heart of America
Peter's Cathedral
League of the Sacred
Scranton
League of the Sacred Heart
League
God
Pastor George K. Guild Bids Farewell at North Main Baptist
The North Main Avenue Baptist Church gathered for a double service yesterday as Pastor George K. Guild said goodbye before leaving for a vacation in Buron. A reception followed, with attendees sharing well wishes for his journey abroad. The evening choir, joined by Mr. Davis of the Moody quartet, offered select musical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
George K. Guild
Bueron
Mr. Davis
Moody Quartette
Tiis
North End
Religious Jottings and Upcoming Talks
Rev Warren G Partreidge will read a paper on Soolillam at the Baptist Pastors conference this morning at 10 30. A Lucy Loran Mission cake sale was held Saturday in the First Presbyterian lecture room. Rev T B Bynun of Pittston lectures tonight at Howard Place African Methodist Episcopal church on The Negro His Future. Summer schedule begins with a low mass at St Peters cathedral at 1 39 each Sunday. Preparations for the Penn Avenue Baptist excursion to Purview. Train leaves the Delaware and Hudson depot at 8 a A M. Bower preached at both morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Partreidge
Baptist Pastors’ Conference
First Presbyterian Church
Lucy Loran
T. B. Bynun
Pittston
Howard Place
St. Peter's
Penn Avenue
Purview
Delaware and Hudson
V. Bower
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Services Noted
Evening and morning services at Washburn Street Presbyterian featured a double quartet with Anna Rose, Oriee Rose, Lily Joseph, Mrs. B. T. Jayne, Tallie Morgan, Arthur Foote, Moses Morgan, and Edwin Bowen. The tingling was very fine and Mr. Bowers delivered a superb sermon during the interregnum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Anna
Oriee Rose
Lily Joseph
B. T. Jayne
Messrs
Tallie Morgan
Arthur Foote
Moses Morgain
Edwin Bowen
Mr. Bowers
Launching poem praised at Wehachoo high school exercises
The class poem Launching read by Miss Exila Kent at the Nottingham Wehachoo commencement impressed listeners. It envisions youth launching into life with courage and faith, awaiting future seas, storms, and ultimate harbor in Heaven as the ship of life proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exila Kent
Wehachoo
Nothingham
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