Rev. Humphreys Named Pastor at Plymouth Congregational Church
The newly elected pastor T. A. Humphreys was born near Lima and educated at Lelie REV and Oberlin College. A former public school teacher and educator in several states, he pursued ministry at Oberlin, led churches in Missouri Colorado Kansas Ohio and Pennsylvania, and previously served Sharon Pennsylvania before coming to Scranton. He aided Johnstown flood relief and emphasizes personal member contact, missionary work, temperance efforts, and revival meetings without external evangelists.
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T. A. Tluinepheys
Plymouth Congestion Church
Lito
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Cite
Cond
Mrdile School of Lima
Lelie
Brackenbridge
Missouri
Colorado
Kansas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Sharon
Cleveland
Johnstown
Humphreys
First Congregational Church
Litely
United States
Mabre
Wisconsin
Husyphreye
Fin
Birthday gatherings and social evenings in local homes
A birthday party was hosted for W. C. Bruning at his North Syde Park Avenue home with late hour refreshments. Grace Hien of Schliger Boulevard led a Friday gathering described as charming and enjoyable. Mr and Mrs Alfred Pike of 828 Thirteenth Street entertained friends on Friday with music, games, and refreshments including keepsakes for guests.
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W. C. Bruning
North Syde Park Avenue
Grace Hien
Schliger Boulevard
Miss Rice
Miy
Alfred Pike
Thirteenth Street
Miva
Mike
Wnd
Sermons Across Churches Inspire Sunday Services
Clergy from Sumner Avenue Presbyterian First Baptist Welsh Baptist and others delivered sermons at 6 and 7 o clock services. Rev T W Hopkins Rev Benninger Rev T M Phillips Rev O Maltby and Rev Hugh C McDermott preached on varied topics to sizeable congregations.
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Edward Howell
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Leval
Tew
D. DD. Hopkins
Dates Benninger
Ambury
Hugh CC. McDermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
John P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Celebration of Holy Buchar Ist at St David’s Church
The celebration of the Holy Buchar ist took place at St. David's church Sunday morning with parishioners attending the service and observing the tradition.
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St. David's Church
Local notices and social updates from North Garfield area
A string of brief items notes meetings at the board of mine examiners in the office of Alderman John this afternoon. Margaret Evans hosts the Jovnal club on North Garfield avenue Wednesday evening. C. Ro and B.A. council No. 159 plan a meeting at Y M C A hall tonight. Mrs. George Lewis of St Louis is visiting sister Mrs. David Hugries on North Garfield. Olive Escott of South Malin Avenue spent Sunday with Wilkie Barree friends. Alice Lee of North Lincoln Avenue is ill. The funeral of Helen Peckens four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peckens on Jackson Street is this afternoon at 2 from the parental home. Lily M. Strong, former YWCA Pennsylvania secretary, directs the gospel meeting at the West Side branch Sunday afternoon. Mamie Trainer of Emmet Street suffers an eye abscess. Mrs. McGee and daughter Mame of North Rebecca Avenue are home from Orange New Jersey. May Durkin of Laverne Street is in New York City. West Side residents attend the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Evang at Greenwood Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Evang formerly lived here. Norma Willining of Eynon Street is quite ill.
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Board of Mine Examiners
John
Margaret Evans
North Garfield Avenue
Jovnal Club
C. Ro
B.A. Council
Hall
George Lewis
St. Louie, Mo
David §. Hugries
Mise Olive Escott
Malin Avenue
Wilkie-Barre
Mise Aliee Lee
Lincoln Avenue
Flelen
Robert M. Peckens
Jackson Street
Lily M. Strong
Young Women's Christian Association of Pennsylvania
West Side
Mamie Trainer
Emmet Street
McGee
Mame
North Rebecca Avenue
Orange
N. J
May Durkin
Laverne Street
New York City
Thomas Evang
Greenwood
Vans
Norma Willining
Eynon Street
Legislative district candidate changes announced
In the Second district Llewellyn M. Evans and David T. Williams are named. John Scheuer Jr. will replace Joseph Oliver in the Second district. Edward Jam is named in the Third JemALGTAVe district and P A Philbin is named in the Pourth lemniative district.
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Joseph Oliver
John Scheuer, Jr
Jemalgtave
Edward Jam
Pourth
Funeral Rites Held For Peter Haethoh at Zion Church
Funeral services for Peter Haethoh were led by Rev. Oscar A. Gallenkamp at Zion German Evangelical Lutheran church yesterday afternoon. A Scranton Liederkranz delegation attended as the choir from the church and a Liederkranz quartet sang both at the house and at Forest Hill cemetery where interment occurred. Pallbearers included John Flavin and August Kyelgelstein among others. Meanwhile, reports from The Associated Press note a gas explosion in a nearby mine at Loat Runming, causing fatalities including Charles Lampeon and Herbert Coran as investigators assess entry and gas buildup.
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Peter Haethoh
Oscar A. Gallenkamp
Zion German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Scranton Liederkrans
Liederkrang
Forest Hill Cemetery
John Flavin
Theodore Pihrenholt
August Kyelgelstein
George Kinbuck
Conrad Wensel Hol Eyed Durr
Albert Zenke
Peter Ziegler
Proes
New Stuarteville
Maurice Ouvienn
Charles Lampeon
Stable Vows
Herbert Coran
Old and Tried Remedy Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
An 60 year trusted teething remedy praised as one of the best female physician’s prescriptions in the United States. Marketed as a product used by millions of mothers to ease teething pain and related symptoms. Sold for twenty five cents per bottle.
Luther Reformation Observance At German Parish House
Services marking the Reformation observed at the German Presbyterian parish house on Hickory Street Scranton with a large German Evangelical turnout. Clergymen from multiple churches led a detailed program, including a choir under Prof. C B Dermian and Lawrence's Orchestra.
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Martin Luther
Hickory Street
C. B. Dermian
Lawrence
Rev. W. A. Nordt
Mmse Clon Pvaven
Vieceeeseseeeee Mov
Jacob Selioettte Ilymn
Glovia
South Slee Republicans Gather for 7 50 P M Wars Meeting
The South Slee publican association summons all members to the Alder street headquarters at 7 50 this evening to participate in the wars meeting and serve as escorts for the evening’s speakers. Communion services were held yesterday morning at the Church of Peace on Prospect avenue. Madeline Reidenbach of 516 South Irving avenue is seriously ill. Dr Schley’s Lung Healing Balsam is advertised with a no cure no pay guarantee. Professor C B Derman, leader of the Choral union, has been named musical director of the Presbyterian church choir.
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South Sleepublican Association
Alder Street
Church of Peace
Prospect Avenue
Madeline Reidenbach
S16
South
Irving Avenue
Schley
C. B. Derman
Choral Union
Presbyterian Church Choir
Green Ridge Lodge Meets at Musonle Hull DWek
Thirty members of Choon Ridge lodge No. 00 Independent Order of Odd Fellows met at Musonle hull Dw ek last evening. Brother J. P. Batemes delivered a discourse on justification by works and faith in the Gospel, urging adherence to Christ’s authority and the Kingdom’s laws.
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Choon Ridge Lodge
Musonle
Hull
Church of the Good Shepherd
Oor
Chiron Tile Street
Jans P. Batermas
Odd
Jesus Christ
S J. James
Odd Fellows Ceremonion Emphasizes Serious Practice
An excerpt notes the Odd Fellows intend to conduct ceremonies with utmost seriousness and piety. It recalls phrases about "My Lodge in my church" and quotes Mim on mercy, hunger, thirst, and deeds in prison, highlighting fraternal duty and charity.
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Mim
Local Notices and Appointments Mixed in City Briefs
William Oblesby of Banderand avenue is named majority Inspector for the Third district to fill the vacancy left by G B Nicol. Mrs S P init of Sanderson avenue returns from Washington with her daughter Mrs James Nave, who plans to winter there. Mr and Mrs W F Peck of Went Pittston hosted relatives at their home in Rewoliwa with Mr Peck’s parents. Mrs Arthir Dunn of Delaware street entertained guests at Mires Hell. Miss Mattie Manee of Wyoming seminary visits Miss Elizabeth Latistig of North Part. Crews finish fourteen crosswalks on Dola Ware Street at its intersection with Cie pose and Matisey avenue. Electric crew andGreen Kidre Wheelmen prepare for championship events at the old house on Wyoming avenue.
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Wiliam Oblesby
Banderand Avenue
G. BR. Nicol
S. P. Init
Sanderson Avenue
Washington, D. C
James Nave
Postminster
WW. J. Peck
Went Pittston
Rewoliwa
Rewoliwa, the Home of Mr. Peck
W. Fl. Peck
Arthir Dunn
Delaware Street
Mires Hell
Mimitn
Ciepose
Matisey
Green Kidre Wihieelmen
Serlee
Oli Howe
Wyoming Avenue
Columbia Literary Club Celebrates First Anniversary
North Scranton News reports the Columbia Literary Club marking its first anniversary in its Auditorium rooms. Members enjoyed decorations in club colors with plants and palms, then moved to the parlor for an abundant supper after an hour of socializing led by Richard Hughes.
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Columbia Literary Club
The
Richard Hughes
Club Event Hosts Guests and Music Night
The secretary and chairman welcomed guests on behalf of the club and gave a brief report on the club's standing. A short musical programme followed by Miss Bertha Withens and Miss Emma Weaver of Olyphant. Attendees included several Misses from Olyphant and multiple named gentlemen.
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Bertha Withens
Emma Weaver
Olyphant
Bertha Willams
Anna Davis
Ethel Evans
Olynmhant
Helen Roderick
Carrie Longmore
Anne Rhule
Amily Thomas
Bessie Williams
Mary Richards
North End Stars Travel to Pittston Tonight
The North End Stars basketball team heads to Pittston for an away game. Oak players give updates on travel plans and local fans await the matchup.
Scranton High Wins 15 to 11 Over Wilkes-Barre In Close Classic
In a spirited Saturday clash at Athlete muirk Scranton high school defeated Wilkes-Barre High 15 to 11. Levy of Scranton starred with a 75 yard go ahead run and a final touchdown after a heavy back and forth battle as the crowd cheered the action and noted strong defensive stands from both sides.
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Scranton High School
Wilkes-Barre High School
Brillant Tuns
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Levy
McCann
Tower
Hie
Meta
Levi
Jini
Mai
Willee-flirre
Hower
Thia
Chronic Weakness and Starvation Cure Outlined
An article argues that chronic weakness and starvation are linked to specific cures and remedies. It discusses the attendant disabilities and emphasizes the need for improved nutrition, exercise, and medical oversight to restore vitality and health.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Health
A 1901 medical brief touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the safe economical and effective remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims improved digestion increases energy and blood quality while alcohol and bitters worsen chronic cases. The tablet form is alcohol free and marketed by F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan priced at 60 cents a box with a free accompanying stomach disease book.
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Ancestorial
Medical Brief
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Foundling Home Donathons Acknowledged By St Josephs
A long list details donations to the Foundling Home including cash gifts and provisions from numerous supporters. Items named include barrels of bread and canned goods, fruit, vegetables, fish, cookery staples, and household essentials, with many donors identified by name.
Excursion Rates to New Orleans via Southern Railway
On account of annual meetings of the National Hardware Association and the American Hardware Manufacturers' Association in New Orleans November 10 to 21 the Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets from Washington to New Orleans and return at excursion rates.
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New Orleans
Southern Railway
National Hardware Association
American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Tralia
Charis L. Hopkins
Cheatnut Street
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