Sermon Fires of Earthly Warmth at First Baptist
Rev. J. Wrightnour of Oil City preached at First Baptist in West Scranton, warning that crowds seek warmth from many fires of life such as home, wealth, and appetites while neglecting the eternal fire of life in Christ. He urged enduring spiritual warmth over transient earthly comforts and cautioned against divorces and greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wrightnour
D. D
Oil City
First Baptist Church
Wrishtnour
Warner de
Wrightnour
John
Peter
Mission
Christ
Hidden Heart-Glow of His Love Draws People to Rest
A brief, reflective plea urging readers to seek comfort in faith as life feels cold and desolate after loss. It emphasizes gathering around the neglected heart-glow of divine love and finding rest in Him.
West Side Republican Club Adopts New Rules and Plans Growth
At a Saturday meeting the West Side Republican club unanimously adopted its reorganization plan as outlined by a special committee led by Griffith T. Davis. The rule changes take effect now, with officers serving until January elections and meetings set for the second and fourth Thursdays monthly. A ward based enrollment drive will push membership beyond two hundred by January 1, and a fifty cent initiation fee applies to the balance of the year.
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West Side Republican Club
Griffith T. Davis
Charles R. Acker
Taliesen Phillips
David R. Jones
Charles EB. Daniels
Tribune
Grifith T. Davis
F. 8. Reese
James Leyshon
W. A. Paine
Morgin Thomas
D. Jeremy Davis
W. A. Phillips
W. . Johns
David Owens
Watkin H. Willaims
F. Th. Reese
Llewellyn Evans
William J. Jamieson
Charles ER. Acker
John HH. Williams
Morgan Lewis
el Harris
Bigteenth
John MM. Beaumont
John Ro Farr
Charles ER. Olver
John T. Jones
Harvest home exercises at Plymouth Church by Sherman Avenue Mission
The Sherman Avenue Mission held harvest home exercises last evening at Plymouth Congregational Church. The decor featured rich field motifs with potted plants and cut flowers. The crowded church saw 100 trained voices perform a varied program led by Prof Richard Phillips with Prof Garfield Davis as accompanist.
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Sherman Avenue
Plymouth Congregational Church
Richard Phillips
Garfield Davis
Sermons and Services Across Local Churches Sunday
Damp weather shortened attendance but pastors delivered thoughtful sermons at Carbondale and Simpson Methodist churches. Holy Eucharist observed at St David’s. Miss Wit Jones sang a sacred solo at First Baptist as Lord’s Supper was observed.
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Reo
A. F. Charlee
Carbondale Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Bellevue
Christ
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
James Benningers
Embury
Funeral and church events noted in local gathering
Camp No 178 Patriote Order Bank of America members meet in Washington hall for Herman Trager funeral with white gloves. Ladies Missionary Hasiiley opens winter work at Plymouth Congregational Church hall. St Davids vestry to meet. Rev H C McDermott heads to West Pittston for Wyoming district pastors and laymen convention at the Methodist church. Residents report coal outcroppings on West Park life property and nearby Bromley Avenue as digging stirs yard scrambles for black diamonds. Monthly business meeting.
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
West Pittston
Methodist Church
Stevens
Boston
M. Reese
North Hyde Park
Thomas J. Davies
North Sumner Avenue
Uuea
N.Y
Bromley Avenue
Old Fashioned Teething Remedy Passes Century Test
An aged remedy MRB Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children is praised as one of the best female physicians in the United States. Used for sixty years by millions of mothers it allegedly eases teething pain reduces diarrhea griping and wind colic.
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Mrb
Winslow
United States
Marriage Announcement and Church Meeting Notice
The First Bapital church holds an evening service and a business meeting after prayer to select a pastor. George W. Pennett of New Milford formerly North Main Avenue announces his marriage to Miss Mary Creseel of this place.
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George W. Pennett
New Milford
North Main Avenue
Mary Creseel
North Scranton Republican Club Holds Large Meeting
The North Scranton Republican club gathered over seventy five members last Friday with speeches by Attorneys C E Daniels H E Os Alworth Richard Thomas and W B Christmas. President Otto D Myers reported on the Erie state league convention and the club adopted a resolution pledging support for Republican nominees and urging active district work. A campaign committee was formed to arrange a forthcoming public meeting in the Auditorium later this month. A smoker followed and the next meeting is set for Friday October 17.
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North Scranton Republican Club
Tve
C. E. Daniels
A. B. Daniels
North Scranton
Republican Club
Richard Thomas
Alworth L. N. Roberts
Thomas Shotton
W. B. Christmas
Funeral of Mrs. Howells at Memorial Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel Howells of Wayne avenue were held Saturday at 2 30 pm from the family home and at Memorial Baptist church with Rev W F Davis delivering the sermon. Interment followed at Washburn street cemetery, with pallbearers James Freese William Thomas John Twining Isaace Williams Lewis Jones Thomas Reese and flower bearers Tydvil Reese and Hsther Jones.
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Samuel Howells
Wayne Avenue
Memorial Baptist Church
W. F. Davis
W. F. Davies
Washburn Street
James Freese
William Thomas
John Twining
Isaace Williams
Lewis Jones
Thomas Reese
Tydvil Reese
Hsther Jones
North End Stars
Shamrocks
Florence Evans
North Main Avenue
Carbondale
Fred Mayo
Henwood
Pittston
Peter Cavanaugh
West Market Street
Dennis Kane
Buffalo
Rock Street
John Regan
Brick Avenue
Mt. Clemens
Mich
W. C. Honeywell
Charles Bertine
Olyphant
Miss Hewitt
Sidney
N. Y
Marion L. Owen
Messrs
Zachanah Williams
Warren Street
Richard Hughes
Putnam Street
Forest City
R. W. Clymer
First Christian Church
Young Women'shristian Association
Anna Walsh
Mildred Gaughan
Father Whitty
Wilkes-Barre
West Scranton
Junger Maennerchor Aims for North American Saengerfest
South Scranton group prepares for the 1900s in Baltimore next June after earning praise in Brooklyn. Pred Herman heads a committee to arrange lodging and join the Concordia Singing Society to secure quarters. Herman will report at the next meeting. William Herschel returns home from Buffalo with typhoid fever. Kellerman and Mitty report rheumatism from Mount Clemens Springs near Detroit.
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Junger Maennerchor
Baltimore
Mil
Brooklyn
Pred Herman
Gaviery
Concordia Singing Society
Wilkes-Barre
Herman
William Herschel
Buffalo
Alder Street
Messrs. Kellerman and
Mitty
Mount Clemens Springs
Detroit
Tribune Brings Comfort to Families and Local Notices
The Tribune is praised as a daily friend at home by readers. A sister’s name, Julia Hammen, was omitted from a list in Saturdays issue. Dr Schley’s Lung Healing Balsam promises cures with no cure no pay. Camp 430 Sons of America holds a special meeting tonight and will attend Henry Wirth’s funeral this afternoon.
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Tribune
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Henry Wirth
Green Ridge Meeting Tonight At Ales J B Road
Green Ridge event notes the King's Daughters will meet at the hone at Ales J B Road Elevtrie and Sunderson avenues this evening at way o'clock. A lost items report cites thefts in Green Ridge with vegetables and canned goods taken. Miss Florence Clirk hosted friends on Bunderson Avenue Friday evening with a large guest list including many named young residents.
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Allie Kingsles
Menu Uyvenic
Apoulin
Ales
J.B. Road
Elevtrie
Sunderson Avenues
Green Ridge
Dickson Avenue
Florence Clirk
Bunderson Avenue
Mines Loulyn Warran
Mable Shepherd
Lillan Rows
Grace Siten
Olive Thomas
Edithawl
Measle Addymah
Imogene Hoyt Abbol Hotly
Moses
Lluvyy Hiller
Whi Kriller
Lee Toy Warden
Sidney Lanyon
Charles Brant
Edward Butler
Clarence Hoyt
Tharry Lownd
Charles Hinds
Thomas Boncar
Slan der case heard with king's counsel present
A slander case heard before a judge featured a king's counsel questioning the chief witness, a woman, as she testified to alleged statements. The exchange included calls to repeat the statements exactly as heard, with strong remarks about the defendant's fitness to be heard.
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Elis
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