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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1896

Page

9

New Social Club Opens Quarters in Scranton

The Scranton Social Club, a new business men’s group, will take possession of its quarters in the Board of Trade building in early December. The house committee aims for elite furnishings and a refined, formal atmosphere for members and guests from Scranton and beyond.

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Scranton Country Club gets new clubhouse site plan

Foundation work begun on the proposed Scranton Country Club home on a ten acre plot leased from the Pennsylvania Coal Co. Architect Holden’s plans show a rustic two story building facing the Lackawanna valley. The kitchen, dining room, and reception hall form a long, adaptable space with a veranda and porte cochere.

Scranton Country Club Holden Oval Pennsylvania Coal Company Washington Avenue Pennsylvania Oval School Adams Avenue Oval School Lackawanna Valley

Jewish New Year and Church Notices Across Scranton Area

The Jewish New Year begins Monday at sunset with the Feast of Trumpets at Linden Street temple and three services led by Rabbi J. Feuverlicht. Observances close businesses during the period and reflect the biblical first month Tish. The Christian Alliance auxiliary forms in Finn chapel with Rev. W. T. MacArthur outlining the Four-Fold gospel and aims to unite local churches. Welsh Congregational board urges enforcing Sunday laws to curb ball playing and sports. Seventh Day Adventists plan a West Side church after tent revival. Beers Hall hosts winter worship. Salvation Army Harvest Home starts with gift meeting, harvest tea, and sale to support relief funds. Local churches organize picnics and excursions as anti gambling drives proceed on the West Side.

Linden Street J. Feuverlicht Christian Alliance Finn Chapel Green Ridge W. T. MacArthur Alliance Pennsylvania the Tribune Christ John Hughes Plains Alan Offters Pittston Fred Tello Evans Lansford W. Tudwell Williams Slatington W. C. Davis Minersville Seventh Day Adventiste K. C. Russell J. H. Schilling W. H. Smith Adventists’ Conference of Pennsylvania Beers’ Hall North Main Avenue Salaation Army Price Street Army William de Garris J. . Morris Bellevue Camille New York Insurance Company Mayo Herrmann Paria North Seas Hammerstein Bella Maria Camille D'Arville Paul Gilson Franz Schubert Vienna Henry Irving Lyceum Theater London Sardou Mme, Sans-Gene Napoleon Ellen Terry Tivoli Sydney Australia J. A. Bailes Barnum & Bailey Olympia Longe Acre Square Eliza Proctor Otte Humperdinck Munich Marie Halton Hemmerstein Sonia Maria Nordica Liverpool Phiilharmonic Society Mise Yut Gum Laulee Beaudet South Africa Lotta

Greatest Dry Goods Sale Opens in Scranton

Fire sale advertises opening in a few days in Scranton offering damaged water-affected dry goods at large discount.

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Church notices list morning evening services across many parishes

A long list of church services is given with pastors and service times for Howard Place African Methodist, Green Ridge Baptist, Sumner Avenue Presbyterian, Elm Park, Holy Trinity Lutheran, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Presbyterian, Universalist, Christian Alliance, Hampton Street M E, St. Magi’s Dunmore, Grace Lutheran, St. Luke’s, Jackson Street Baptist, St. Mark’s Lutheran, Calvary Reformed, Second Presbyterian, Washburn Street Presbyterian, First Baptist, Court Street M E, Waverly Baptist, St. David’s, Green Ridge Church, Penn Avenue Baptist, Grace Reformed, Sixteen churches named with morning and evening hours and Sunday school or related activities.

Howard Place African Methodist Epiafowl Church C. A. McGee Green Nidge W. J. Ford Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church John Griffith As A. m. Elm Park C. M. Gitlin DL. D Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Adams Avenue Mulberry Street BE. Ll. Miller First Church of Christ (Scientist Orlock First Presbyterian Church Washington Avenue Dr. McLeod Christian Endeavor All Soule’ Universalist Pine Street FW. Shippen John Murry Universalism In America Christian Alliance Pennavente Chapel Green Ridge New York Marion Streets W. J. MacArthur Hampton Street St. Magi's Dunmore Edward J. Haughton Grace Lutheran Church Avenue Foster U Gift St. Luke's Church Rogera Israel Jackson Street Baptist Church Thomas DeGrachy Wakeflet R. L St. Mark's Lutheran Church Washburn Fourteenth Streets A. L. Hamer Calvary Reformed Church Monroe Avenue Gibson Street Ev. W. TL. Stull Blebine Paul Rome Pa. C. E Second Presbyterian Church Chas E. Robinson Junior First Baptist Church Scranton Street Rev F. Matthews Dr. Beddoes Young People's Prayer W. A. Jones Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church George Price Guiding Voice St. David's Jackson Street Bromley Avenue M. H. Mill

Railroad men rally at Simpson Methodist Church service

A meeting to be held tomorrow evening at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church aims to serve railroad men. Leese and Pearsall bring expert work and broad railroad connections, with a strong choir and quartet. attendance promises a high quality service. At St. Mark's Lutheran tomorrow commemorations mark the body's organization, with Rev. A. L. Ramer reading the church history at the morning service.

Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Messrs. Leese and Pearsall Jones St. Mark's Lutheran Church A. L. Ramer Gve

Sermon Service Promised Amid Struggle and Hope

Years past under adverse circumstances and the struggle for life are recounted by the pastor. In the evening there will be preaching service.

Religious services and first sermons mark weekend notices

Wakefield pastor Rev Thomas DeGiruchy preaches at Jackson Street Baptist with baptism following the sermon. Rev Dr Joseph K Dixon preaches his first sermon as Penn Avenue Baptist pastor. Several other clergy announce services and revival meetings across Scranton and area venues with open air and evening programs.

Thomas DeGiruchy Wakefield Jackson Street Edward James, Jr Joseph K. Dixon Penn Avenue Baptist Church Rogera Israel Larnel Scranton Key FE. Robinson Second Presbyterian Church Sanborn Hescie Nay Ang Falls Young Women’s Christian Association Washington Avenue Buu J. J. Lindsay Philadelphia Linden Street

Railroad Men Listen at D L & W Car Shops

Secretary HH A Leese of the Elmira NY Railroad Young Men's Christian Association addressed a large gathering of railroad workers at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western car shops. He will lead a second session for railroad men and families tomorrow at 2 45 in Lackawanna Ave building and preach at Beloit Methodist church on the West Side. Leese formerly lived in Scranton and worked for DL&W before moving to Elmira seven years ago to head the railway Y M C A work with notable success.

HH. A. Leese Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Himira N.Y Delaware, Lackawanna and Bimpeon Methodist Episcopal Church Leese Scranton Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Elmira Railroad Young Men's Christian Association

Dramatic Gossip Promotes Grandin's American Theater Tour

The season features Mr and Mrs Grandin with their troupe organized by manager William Hennessy presenting romantic plays of high order. Labeled as American Kendalls, they aim for American distinction through hard work and depicted character mastery.

Scranton Business College Lyceum Opens Term

The first regular meeting of the term was held in the college hall with Miss Anastasia M. Clifford elected president urging order. A trolley party was approved for Septembers third Friday by a 16 to 1 vote. The program featured piano and vocal solos, recitations, and readings by students, with Miss Hardenbergh’s pianoforte school re opening September 7 at 633 Madison Ave.

Scranton Business College Lyceum Anastasia M. Clifford Gramme Mayme Clearewater Harry At

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