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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
3
A notable event will be the meeting of the Philadelphia conference of the Methodist church in Stroudsburg, March 20. Bishop J. W. Joyce will preside. The gathering of celebrated clergymen travels from Philadelphia, underscoring Stroudsburg's significance in the Pocono region.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a religious convention with teachers, students, and volunteers in Philadelphia. Mentions Temple University, various associations, and art demonstrations. notes communal learning and prayer activities amid scattered names and dates.
Te TE Banner reports an evening meeting at the Retoue Mis elon and a Gospel song service at the Young Women's Christian association on Sunday afternoon at C4. G. Tt. Siulth will read a paper at the Tipitet jaestor's contepenele on Oratory in the Papin. David Foenver and Rev. Thomas de Gruchy exchange PUIpPite tomorrow morning. The Methodist ministers of Scranton and vicinity plan a meeting at Fin Pack church on Monday at 1. Greene will read an historical sketch of Hyvie Park in Lackawanna vironit.
Readers are told of tomorrow's Methodist Episcopal services at Epworth and related church events. The notice lists sermon topics, preaching times, and locations, with details on ongoing meetings, Sunday school, youth programs, and community notices from several congregations.
An article describes a bustling church week with multiple preachers and events at Magyar Lane. It notes youth and family activities, evening and morning services, and a cordial invitation to all parishioners, with specific dates, speakers, and program details across the week.
A dense OCR of local notices mentions church services at Calvary Baptist and Methodist Epiphany, a Prohibition banquet in West Beranton, a council walk repair appeal on Oak Street, and various meetings. It lists sermons, Sunday school times, youth programs, and a diner invitation for April 14 at Weber's rink with Kate Senardon providing music.
The notice lists a series of local happenings including a Conture event at Weber's rink on April 5 for one week, a prize raffle and social events with planned entertainments, a mine accident report with a worker injured by a fall, and church services with the Presby terian congregation gathering. It also mentions ore shipment disruptions, widening of a roadway, and a dedication by local residents.
A garbled OCR narrative describes Pilate and Galilean figures in a tense sequence about judgment and crucifixion. It references Pontius Pilate, Galilee, and discussions of responsibility, with scattered mentions of Herod and biblical events.
A Moscow social session featured numerous guests including Margaret Ware Kate Wardell L P Witte and Mrs Hollister among others. Visitors from Clophoret and Berane tom pursued gatherings while local residents Albert Miller and May Usha were mentioned in health and visit updates. The column records several itineraries and house visits, with dozens of names noted.
Priceburg social column lists Mrs J A Oakey hosting tea on Main Street with friends, Miss Leno Kraft visiting from Green Midge, and Miss Certrinle Watking from Throop Street attending the Simone-Archer wedding at Plakely. Janet Thomas of Olyphant visits sister Mrs Hog, along with other morning services and local events noted for the week.
Fragmentary OCR lists a long travel route from Chicago to Denver with stops including Des Moines Mason City Sioux City Omaha and others and mentions ticket contact at a New York address with garbled street names and numbers. The text is heavily corrupted with stray city names and stray punctuation.
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