Good-Bye Summer Tennis Trophies Parade at Country Club
Trophies for the tennis tourney to be exhibited at Anderson's drug store include two silver cups two silver mounted pipes and a claret cup. Open and club tournaments planned with consulation events. no mixed matches. Golf tournament for captain's cup set for Sept 24 25 with eighteen holes and top scores to qualify. entry deadline Sept 23.
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Ennderson
the Country Club
T. H. Watkins
Golf Association
Green
Preston Park hosts corn roast and social gathering
A lively Preston Park association corn roast last evening drew over forty participants under favorable conditions by the lake shore. Guests later plan a return for Sunday as some head back on the Ontario and Western train.
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Preston Park Association
Scranton
Ontario and Western
TJ. Pogter
H. C. Barker
W. D. Kennedy
M. P. Carter
B. Hull
C. B. Penman
F. E. Platt
Movements of People Across Cities and Resorts
A compiled update lists numerous residents and visitors from Scranton and nearby towns, noting returns from Asbury Park Ocean Grove Belmar Pittston Philadelphia and other destinations. Names include Mrs C M Giffin Mr T R Cowen Rev A F Chaffee Miss Esther Rowlands and many others with periods at Ocean Grove Asbury Park and Cottage City.
Scranton Social Notes List Visitors and Local Updates
A long list of Scranton residents and visitors includes J. & McAnulty, Connell Co. RB Connell and families returning from the Maine coast, Mrs. La Barnes visiting Central New York, Miss Heith Hevan from Clinton place, Dr. and Mrs. Beardsley returning from Central New York, and many others traveling to or from New York, Cortland, Lake Champlain, Adirondacks, and Boston. Notable moves include Archibald Johnston resuming a sales position in Scranton, and Rev. Dr. Dixon returning from East Hampton. Several Scrantonians and guests are staying at the Hotel Jermyn and visiting friends through the region.
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North Garfeld Avenue
William
Beardsley
Mill
New York
Taylor Griffin
Wilkes-Barre
Photographer Griffin
Grace
Anna Rowe
Cortland
N. Y
Thurney
Mary Fuller
Mies Barnum
Fuller
Elmharet
Binghamton
Eeith Norton
Arthur Jones
Adirondacks
A. K. Sherman and Sons
Newport
R. J
W. D. Kennedy
Katherine Wilcox
Lake Champlain
Cincinnati
Anna Jones
Kingston
Archibald Johnston
F. P. Price
Scranton
Joseph K. Dixon
East Hampton
Long Island
Halifax
Ellen R. Martin
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mattes
Quincy Avenue
H. H. Morrin
H. L. Beach
Scranton Business College
Montrose
Musical notes reveal a promising season with famed artists
The season promises an attractive lineup headlined by Rosenthal Yeaye Henri Marteau Mile Antoinette Trebelli and others. Siloti Leo Stern and Richard Lindsay are eyed for spring and Reading might host Professor Lindsay. Alfred Wooler resigns from Linden Street Synagogue duties. Beynon may fill his post. Mrs Katherine Bellcox opens her studio September 8 with many students.
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Rosenthal
Plantst
Yeaye
Henri Marteau
Mile
Antoinette Trebelli
George Henschel
Siloti
Lisat
Pass ing of Childhood and Parent Guidance
Florence Hull Winterburn argues in the September Woman's Home Companion that parents should gradually grant children more self judgment within a home guided by law. She notes adolescence is a trying transition from childhood’s grace to adolescence’s roughness and crudities, urging tact and forbearance.
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Woman's Home Companion
Florence Hull Winterburn
Religious News Highlights Local Churches and Missions
A broad roundup notes Rev. Dr. Robinson at Second Presbyterian and farewell services for Rev. and Mrs. Luce bound for China. Elm Park and Simpson Methodist praise strong music and steady worship. Grace Evangelical Lutheran to reopen under Foster Gift with corner Madison and Mulberry. Also details on Salvation Army events, St Mark’s services, and Rev. James Hughes planning to move to America after decades abroad.
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Foster M. Gift
Foster A. Gift
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Church Council
No Seed for Hurry Verse Teases a Timed Dash
A playful verse from Tid Bits recounts a young lady of Crowe eager to catch the 2 2 train. The porter advises patience, noting a delay of a minute or two, easing her rush with a light rhyme about time.
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Crowe
Religious News Notes Highlight Tent Meeting and Farewell
Evangelist Schiveren spoke at a Hallstead tent meeting on Wednesday night. Sunday's Young Men's Christian Association service will be led by General Secretary George G. Mahy with J. M. Chance assisting on music. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Second Presbyterian resumes today at 4 pm in church parlors. A farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Luce, bound for China, features the meeting. All are invited.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Dr. Robinson
H. W. Luce
China
Evangelist Schiveren
Hallstead
Young Men's Christian Association
George G. Mahy
J. M. Chance
Woman's Foreign
Thormes de Gruchy
Rhode Leland
People's Prohibition Church
Dr. Bird
Adama Avenue
Armory
Wom
Scranton
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Charles 8. Robinson
D. D
New York
The
Endeavor Society
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Grant
H. W. Lice
Elm Park
C. M. Gittin
D. D. Bunday
Epworth
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
Union Bible Class
All Welcome
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John P. Moffat
Junior Christian Endeavor
Fay
Charles B. Robinson
First Presbyterian Church
Henry W. Luce
Arthur J. Brown
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Waverly Baptist Church
A. Bers Gen Browe
Mason & Snowden
Seal of God
Mark of the Beast
Soule’ Universalism Church
F. W. Whippen
F. Matthews
Beddoe
Minnie Jones
Church of the Good Shepherd
Providence Presbyterian Church
George E. Guild
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Sweet
F. Pearsall
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Wyoming Seminary Quartette
Messrs
Reynolds
Wells
Carr
Eyre
W. W. Jones
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
W. F. Gibbons
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Tomorrow's Services At Area Lutheran And Other Churches
A listing of church services for St Mark's Zion St Peter's Grace and other congregations. Notable items include Rev A L Ramer at St Mark's 10 am and 7 pm, Sunday school noon. Zion 10 am. St Luke's closed for repairs. First Church of Christ Scientist 519 Adams Ave 10:30 am. Court Street Methodist 9:30 am love feast and 7:30 pm sermon. Rev J Dixon at Penn Ave Baptist returning from vacation with morning and evening services.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
A. L. Ramer
Luther League
Zion's Lutheran Church
P. F. Zizelmann
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Trinity
Christ Lutheran Church
H. Lisse
W. Randolph
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Adams Avenue
Grace Lutheran Evangelical Church
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Foster A. Gift
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
George T. Price
Epworth League
John Cavanaugh
Free Methodist Church
Waverly
Highland
St. Luke's
Rogers Israel
Edward J. Haughton
St. Mark's
Dunmore
St. George'’s—Olyphant
Edwards’ Hall
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Joseph K. Dixon
Green Ridge Baptist Church
W. J. Ford
W. Grablachoff
Bulgaria
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Edward Howell
Mission Sunday School
Rov
Churches Announce Morning and Evening Services Across District
A long list of area churches reports weekly worship schedules. Rev. Bird of the People's Prohibition Church and Rev. Robinson of Grace Reformed Episcopal are among ministers preaching at multiple venues. Services span morning and evening with Sunday schools, Bible classes, and special events, inviting all in Green Ridge and surrounding streets.
Women Hold Stronger Grip on Existence Says Dr Finley
Dr Clara Bliss Finley of Washington argues women are safer risks than men, citing census and hospital data. She notes more boys born than girls, higher male mortality in ages 15 to 45, immigrant mortality favoring women, and that married women outlive husbands.
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Clara Bliss Finnley
Washington, D. C
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Surgeon General
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England
Wales
London
Saucy Bess and the Gift of Gab in Scranton Society
A humorous tale centers on a smooth talking man who deceives prominent Scranton socialites to solicit donations for a fictitious Mrs Richards. Women, led by the journal’s narrator, recount his entrances on local streets, the varying addresses he uses, and the hypnotic effect of his speech as funds flow.
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Mrs. M
Mia
Asbury Park
St. Luke's
St. Luke's Church
Richards
Harris
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