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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
3
A long devotional notice outlines Rally Day activities across Presbyterian churches. Programs include Sabbath school, sacred music, and sermons by Rev. Dr. Worden and Rev. Dr. Guild. Providence and Washburn churches plan morning and evening services with featured address and choir.
A reader from Chicago describes suffering long coughs and fainting fits in her husband. After trying Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery the recovery is described as remarkable and the husband returns to work within days, reflecting a common era belief in patent remedies.
Summary of a religious education bulletin reviewing Israelite history from manna to Moses death. Notes Moses as central figure, progress of nation building, laws, and worship. Lessons cover The Giving of Manna and The Yen Commandments, detailing faith, obedience, and monotheism foundations.
Scranton readers handed Aions Watch Tower and Millennial Dawn literature may attend a free Bible lecture by Hayden Samson traveling representative of the Watch Tower Society at Guernsey's Concert Hall on Sunday September 28 at 2 00 p m All are welcome no collection seating provided and a prior note mentions community concerns and social economic and religious improvement discussions
Elm Park under Dr C M Ginn with 9:40 prayer and 10:30 sermon, Sunday school, junior and senior leagues. Simpson Methodist with 9:30 prayer, 10:30 and 7:00 sermons, Morning and Evening subjects. Embury M E Church with 10:50 sermon and 7:30 topic. Ash Street with 1:00 preaching, 2:00 Sunday school, 6:45 Epworth League, 7:40 evening sermon.
Multiple churches announce Sunday schedules with morning and evening services. Pent Avenue Baptist and First Baptist list prayers, Sunday school, and meetings. First Welsh Baptist and Memorial Baptist provide sermon topics and supper, with choir and Bible school times.
A long reading of kitchen tips covers mushroom prep and serving ideas, tea and coffee cautions, preserved ginger use, hair care advice, curtains and decor notes, and economical cooking suggestions for elderly or urban households. It ends with a safety tip on poison ivy and an attribution to Emma Paddock Telford.
A long list of Sunday and midweek services across multiple churches invites the public. This includes Second Presbyterian on Jefferson Avenue and Vine to Mulberry, Green Ridge and Washburn Street Presbyterians, and Adams Avenue Chapel New York Street locations with varied worship times, Sunday schools, and Christ in Endeavor events.
Saint Luke's Parish led by Rev Rogers Isreal and curate staff lists Holy Communion at 7.00 a m and services through the day. St Mark's Dunmore and East End South Side Missions hold morning prayers, Sunday schools, and evening sermons with various times. The Church of the Good Shepherd and St John’s Mission also list Holy Communion and evening prayer with rector Fr R Bateman.
Glynee church on Wyoming avenue below Mulberry street lists prayer and praise service at 1.00 a.m. divine worship at 10:30 a.m. Rev. G. A. Redles to preach both morning and evening with Sunday school at 2.00 p.m. Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:20 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:40 p.m. Branch church Mose House Tripp Park services at 10:50 p.m. and 7:40 p.m. Henry Cioden to preach both, Sunday school at 12 m, prayer meeting Thursday at 7:15 p.m.
Numerous churches announce morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and special events. Lutherans, German and English congregations on Adams Mulberry Prescott and other streets present sermons on commandment, divorce, and time. Saints St Paul St Peter St Mary public notices.
Divine service led by Rev. Thomas B. Payne at 1.90 a.m. with sermon on "The Glory of Bevive" and Sunday school at noon. Also notes the First Primitive Methodist Church on Green.
A Liverpool plan proposes a moored ship 110 miles west of the Lizard equipped with a searchlight and wireless gear to act as a floating post office and signal station. The vessel would aid pilotage, cut port dues, and speed communications across British and continental waters, with salvage potential and constant duty along major maritime routes.
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