Wyomin g district Missionary society annual meeting
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Wyoming district Methodist Episcopal church holds its annual meeting at Asbury church next Thursday with sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Welcome by Mia W W Ives and Rev A F Chaffee. Mrs J B Summer and Mrs G C Lyman respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Wyoming District
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Ives
A. F. Chaffee
J. B. Summer
G. C. Lyman
Mra. M. Hard
Mra W .L. Pearce
Miss Hall
Rome
Mra. I’. H. Parsons
B. Jayne
Mra. C. W. Green
Japan
Iss Ligeia Raub
Harvest Home Day Activities At Holy Arene Lutheran
The Kim Parc Epworth league outlines a winter campaign with active plans. Harvest Home Day is held at Holy Arene Lutheran church with Rev. B L Miller preaching in the morning and a Sunday school program in the evening. David's Sunday school picnic is today in Laurel Hill park with streetcar departures at 9:30 and 6:00 p.m., inviting all students and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Parc Epworth League
Holy Arene
Laurel Hill Park
Jackson Street
Schol
Frederick Schievera’s West Side Work Ends in City Return
The article praises Frederick Schievera for his strong West Side efforts amid poor weather and high attendance. It notes his engaging preaching, sympathy, and ability to connect with audiences, recounting his conversion via Moody and his seventeen years in evangelistic work across the United States and Canada. After two more weeks in the city, he prepares to depart for Montreal to resume preaching before thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schievera
Schievera
Fred Schievera
Moody
Brooklyn
Evangelist Pentecost
New York City
D. L. Moody
Chicago
Mr. Moody
United States
Canada
Our
Montreal
Sunday school convention to boost Green Ridge church work
Green Ridge Baptist workers plan a convention on the last Sunday in September. They will dispense with the regular lesson to debate various aspects of Sunday school work. The aim is to inspire teachers and scholars to greater effort and unity in their local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Penn Avenue Baptist Church Fosters Dunmore Church Growth
The Penn Avenue Baptist church celebrates a milestone as it grants fifty four letters to members for the new independent Dunmore Baptist church which now operates under its own majority. Rev. A B O’Neil serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Dunmore
Welsh minister to quit Taylor church in October
Rev J J Jenkins of Parsons plans to end his ministry in October and return to Ohio. Rev H H Harris of Taylor resigns to go to Wales leaving October 24 to live at Penarth, a seaside resort. Harris led Calvary Baptist church for three years, growing from 59 members to about 200 communicants with a $7,000 debt-free standing, health reasons prompting the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Jenkins
Parsons
Ohio
H. H. Harris
Taylor
Wales
Penarth
Harris
Calvary Baptist Church of
Po Pee
Epworth League Plans Social and Meetings at Local Churches
The Epworth league of Elm Park church announces a regular monthly literary meeting next Thursday evening while Dutch Gap Sunday school is set for tomorrow afternoon. Special circumstances closed the hall last Sabbath. An entertainment and social is planned for Providence M E B church parlors next Thursday evening with Mrs Annie Wella presiding. The North Main Avenue Baptist Junior Christian Endeavor society reports strong activity. The Green Primitive Methodist self denial committee also hosts a social next Thursday evening. The North Main Avenue church school will donate Sach mouth to missionary purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Elm Park
Dutch Gap
Providence M. EB
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
North Main Avenue
The
Green Primitive Methodist Church
Annie Wella
Clergy Events and Meetings Across Tonkhannock Area
The Rt. Rev. N S Rulison will hold confirmation services in Tonkhannock and Hamilton during the October week. Rev. William Coney, formerly of this city, visits on the way to Hamilton to preach. Rev. Mr. Wood of Lock Haven has not received a call from St John’s York. Lackawanna Presbytery meets Monday in Wilkes-Barre with sermons and missionary focus. The Baptist Ministerial conference resumes with a banquet at Kaystone Academy and a program at Penn Avenue Baptist church featuring Rev. D J Williams and topics on Keystone Academy relations and vacation reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coney
Tonkhannnock
Hamilton
Mr. Wood
Episcopal Church of
Lock Haven
Williamsport
St. John's Chaprch
York
Lackiwanna
Wilkes-Barre
Memorial Church
Thornton A. Milla
George G. Smith
Bald Mount
Christian Endeavor Movement
Baptist Ministerial Conference
Kaystone Academy
Local clergy and events in Green Ridge and Scranton area
Rev R and Jones D D of Providence leaves for Plymouth to officiate tomorrow. Nicholas Stahl returns to Princeton studios. Rev D M Kinter travels to Wilkes Barre to preach and baptize. Archdeaconry of Scranton to hold fall session at St Pauls Montrose. Prohibition meeting on Dickson Avenue and Green Ridge Street with Hawley and Maico. Men’s League Penn Avenue Baptist to organize next Tuesday led by Andrew D Warman. Ladies Aid Providence M E to host Oct 2 program with Ralph and Ruth Bingham. St Davids kindergarten welcomes new scholars and thrives. Rev N F Star Green Ridge Presbyterian to preach temperance sermon tomorrow. evening service by Rev A F Chaffee on temperance at Awbury M E at request of Green Ridge Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. &. Jones
D. D
Providence
Plymouth
Nicholas Stahl
N. F. Stahl
Green Ridge
Prineston
D. M. Kinter
Wilkes-Barre
Archdeaconry of
Scranton
St. Paul's Church
Montrose
E. A. Warriner
Dickson Avenue
Green Ridge Strees
Charles Hawley
G. L. Maico
Men’s League
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Andrew D. Warman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence M. E. Church
Ralph and
Ruth Bingham
St. David's Kindergarten
Aes
N. F. Star
Plans for the Winter at the Young Women's Association
The Young Women's Christian association announces winter classes in education, domestic arts, and gymnasium activity opening the first week of October. Programs include arithmetic, writing, geography, sewing, millinery, cooking, German and art, with nightly sessions led by Miss L Lois Shardlow and Professor A F Tappen. Members pay 1 yearly dues plus 60 cents per class, and a seven month gym ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cymnasium
L. Lois Shardlow
Young Men's Christian Association
A .F. Tappen
Tappen
South Side
Gymnasium
Tomorrow's church services and sermons listed
A long schedule lists multiple churches and pastors with morning and evening services. Rev F E Adams Rev G W Powell Rev Warren G Partridge Rev Charles Robinson D D Rev Dr L C Floyd Rev W H Whitmore Rev Collins A McGer Rev A L Urban and others preach on Sunday with sermons on unity salvation temperance and transformation.
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Court House Squire
Cane
Weeden
Stursos Mervonist
Eracoran Cronen
L. C. Floyd
Trinity Evaxemica AL Cionca
W. H. Whitmore
Little England
J. G. Whitmore
Zion's Grove
Barvist
Cuuren
Collins
Mowany Pack Araban Memopter Eriscoral
lKsy
A. MoGer
Lincoln Lod No. 1
Knights of the Black Qrous
Evening services at Conen of Christ Spencer building
Morning worship on a Sabbath with an evening service at 7 30. Christian Science center at 519 Adams Avenue hosts a lesson at 10 30 p m and church service at 7 90 p m. All are welcome at Sentsree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conen of Christ, Scientist
Spencer Building
Adams Avenue
Sentsree
Carlsbad Sprudel Waters Sold As Genuine Remedy
Public health warning against selling imitation Carlsbad products named artificial Carlsbad Salt Sprudel Salt and related terms. Advocates insistence on genuine imported Carlsbad waters and Sprudel Salt as effective stomach and kidney remedies. Warns consumers to avoid cheap imitations and urges purchase only from authorized agents in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnsernpnions Donlera
Carlsbad
Carlabad
Franklin Street
New York
Paine's celery compound and household health tips
A mixed health column promotes Paine's celery compound as a remedy for nervous and blood-related ailments, with testimonials from a Topeka family. The piece then shifts to science-forward predictions about future food production and synthetic chemistry, followed by diverse home care tips on skin health, hair dyes, and footcare, concluding with guidance on milk sterilization and TB concerns in cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tife
Paine
United States
Claud Clary
Topeka
Kansas
France
Health Hints From a Past Era on Food Water and Care
Practical tips on filtering water with alum, diet for brain work, and ear care via warmth. Advice on church sanitation, newborn baby care including washing, and the importance of clean cellars to prevent malaria. Mentions Dr Charles A Church and Professor Berthelot.
Beecham's Pills Promote Relief From Biliousness
Beecham's pills are promoted for biliousness and related symptoms such as bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick head ache and constipated conditions. The ad urges free pills and provides B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
B.F. Allen Co
Canal St
New York
Radway
DR. Radway & CO
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Ellen Richards
England
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Aerate
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