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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1898

Page

6

Religious meetings unfold across Wyoming at Puritan church

The Wyoming association of Congregational churches and the Sunday school union hold their fourteenth and seventh annual meetings at the Puritan Congregational church on Tuesday and Wednesday with multiple sessions. Ministers from several towns attend, and a long program covers devotional services, papers on missions and worship, and addresses on temperance and religious education. Also noted are events by the Young Women's Christian Association and the Women’s Home Missionary Society plus local Baptist and Presbyterian activities and upcoming lectures and elections in the region.

Wyoming Association of Congregational Churches Sunday School Union Puritan Congregational Church Mr. Smith Nantie D. J. Davis Wilamet Oh W. Ch. Thomas Miesio Aty Eve J. Morrie Th J. Rees D. L. Davis

Weekend religious services listed for Elm Park area churches

The column catalogs morning and evening services at Elm Park and adjacent churches. It records pastors such as Rev. M. Griffin and Rev. J. B. Sweet, Epworth and Junior Leagues, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings at Cedar Avenue, Danmere, Hampton Street, Providence, and other churches with times ranging from 9:50 to 10:40 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. services.

Elm Park Passtor M.giffin Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church J. B. Sweet Patter Epworth League Joseph Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Danmere Methodist Episcopal Church A. van Cleft Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church James Benninger Aventins Coreiees

Religious News Notes and Church Events

Ter. Dr. George E K Reed president of Dickinson College will occupy Elim Park church pulpit on the 16th. Rev. Dr L H Pearce named presiding elder of the Geneva district CN Y Conference. Rev W G Watkine to preach at North Main Ave Baptist Church tomorrow morning on The Hallelujah Victory and address young women in evening. Y M C A building in Hagleton dedicated at Tuesday services, cost about $60 000 with 2000 debt. meeting at 1 45 Sunday in Young Men's Christian Association Hall. Latics Aid Society of Ore Lutheran elect officers for winter work: President Mrs C H W Van Muskirk. Vice President Mrs W B Shoetier. Secretary Mrs W H Kaufman. Treasurer Mrs Foster U Gift. Missionary Society also elected officers: President Mrs Foster Gift. Vice President Mrs T Annersted. Recording Secretary Miss Jennie Kaufman. Corresponding Secretary Miss Jennie Kaufman. Treasurer Mrs C H Von Buskirk.

Young Women's Christian Association Divih Women's Home Missionary Society Lackawanna Presbytery Wyalusing H. V. Logan A. E. Hunt Scranton Avery Misa May Strong West Pittston Charles Kirkpatrick P. H. Brooks Wilkes-Darre Fannie Reed Montrose H. J. Gayford Wyalustngy A. E. Munt Mies M. Mattes Seranton Nettle King Dunmore J. V. Darling Wilkes Barre Steraware Emily Reynolds Kingston Virginia Welles Hhe City W. E. Plumes Preeman Miss King Oats Ter George EK. Reed Dickinson College Elim Park Church Rey. W. G. Watkine North Main Aves The Baptist Church Latics’ Aid Society Ornce Lutheran Church Mira FP. Cunningham T. Annersted Misa Jennie Kaufman Mra CH. von Buskirk

I Owe My Life to Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

Mrs B Woonusrn of Mills Nebraska credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with saving her life after doctors said she had consumption and blood turning to water. She reports menses returned and weight gain after using the remedy, and better health than in years.

Clavier Method Promises Speedier Piano Mastery

Perlee V. Jervis writes on Virg il Clavier method for beginners. He argues proper nerve and muscle rest, correct hand position, and equal up and down finger action build legato touch faster. The method uses tactile keyboard clicks to train timing, claiming students reach artistic technique in months rather than years.

Perlee V. Jervis Prince Cluvier Ruiste Hind Perlee Y. Jervis

Vege table Compound Helps Ill Woman After Illness

Mrs Gro of 1609 Belle St Alton Ill reports severe womb trouble with frequent symptoms. After poor results from doctors and medicines she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says she feels like a new person and would not trade it for medical care.

Monses Lydia E. Pinkham

Many Churches Invite Attendance With Sermons and Services

Morning and evening services at First Baptist, Green Ridge, North Main Avenue Baptist, and Shiloh Baptist, plus Sunday school and youth meetings listed. Topics include spiritual earthquakes, Hallelujah Victory, Woman Who Gave Jesus a Cup of Water, and baptism at Christian church. Various pastors and times across multiple city churches noted.

North Main Avenue Quister Pulllo Shiloh Baptist Church Rev Gow

Harvest Home and Harvest Ingathering at Local Churches

Calvary Reformed Church hosts Harvest Home with a 10 40 a m mourning service and violin solo by Master Thiele plus a sixth annual ingathering and Sunday school events led by Mrs B McKeehan. Universalist Church led by Rev F W Whiphen offers morning service with Lord's Supper and Evening sermon Now is the Time of Salvation. Prohibition Church holds 7 40 p m services in Co operative Hall. Christ Scientist Church holds 8 30 am and 7 pm services at 619 Adams avenue. All welcome for free services.

Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Coxper Matt St. Mark's Washburn Fourteenth Street AL. Ramer Christ Ternel Woly Trinity Adwmne Avenue Mulberry Street C. C. Spieker Luther League M. Zion's Mifflin Avenue PF. Ilseimann Bt. Paul's Short Avenue Tov L. Lane Cedar Avenue Booch Street Trev Peter's Prescott Avenue J. W. Randolph Emanuel Meese Street John Kowaln Grice Lutheran Church Madnot and Mulberry Foater Calvary Reformed Church Monroe Gibson G. W. Welsh Pistor M. Cathocheltes Co-operative Hall North Main Avenue First Church of Christ (Scientist Adama Avenue All Welcome Ta Free

Farewell to David Cottle Dinner Given in Wilkes-Barre

Nearly 100 citizens gathered at the Lohman dining room to bid farewell to David Cottle longtime private secretary to three Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Co. general managers. Cottle departs for Scranton to join the Corres pondence School of Mining. Toastmaster George A. Edward led the tribute with support from Mr. Cottle FE W Marple General Superintendent Morgan R Morgan and Congressman Morgan B Williams Wilkes-Barre Record.

Lohman Cnt David Cottle Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Co Scraflyn George A. Edeward Mr. Cottle FE. W. Marple Morgan R. Morgan Morgan B. Williams Wilkes-Barre

Barn for Summer Cars by Scranton Railway

The Scranton Railway company builds a large barn on Providence road near the power house to store summer cars. It will be 200 feet long by 50 wide and will free the other barn for other cars. Sides are rising and cars will be moved once finished. Old fashions in dress may revive, but Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy remains sold by Matthews Bros.

The Scranton Railway Company Providence Road Chamberlain Matthews Bros

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