Religious World Notes From Scranton Meeting Plans
In Williamsport the thirty first Pennsylvania State Sabbath School convention opens with president Wanamaker as principal speaker. Local churches host sessions while Rev. Partridge and Rev. Collins depart, triggering messages of regret. Evangelist Schiveren and Bucknell president Dr Harris headline talks for Sunday programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Williamsport
Scranton Free Kindergarten Asociation
Scranton Free Kindergarten Association
Scranton
Warren G. Partridge
Partridge
Wwe
Abington Baptist Association
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
TJ. Collins
D.C. Hughes
D. D
W. J. Ford
W. G. Watkins
Collins
Ida
Railroad
Young Oten
Christun Association
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Railroad
Union
St. Louis
Tinton
New York
Philadelphia
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sanborn
Pennsylvania State
Wanamaker
P. M. B. Hicks
C. J. Kephart
Annville
First Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow’s church services listed across Elm Park area
A long notice lists Sunday services for many churches in Elm Park and surrounding streets. It includes sermon times, Sunday schools, Epworth leagues, and holy communion details with pastors named such as Dr J B Breckinridge Rev M E L ARH Rev Rogers Israel Rev A L Urban In charke Rev James McLeod Rev Charles Robinson Rev No Stahl Rev J H Hurts Rev J L Race Rev W J For Rev Foster A Gift and others. Seats are free and all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
St. Luke's
Gurney & Bion
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Christ In Endeavor
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Maey
Epworth League
Whlawake
AL C. Myers
Young Women
Young Women's Christian Association
Kiighaum
Elm Park
St. Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
St. Mark's Mission
Dunmore
A. L. Urban
Charke
First
Parsbyterian Church
James McLeod
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles Ei, Robinson
D.D
Tda. Om
Lois
Kunles
No. Stahl
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
William Edgar
Win. Mn
WG. Beleman
Dad
Standay School
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
J. H. Hurts
Bucknell University
Howard Place
al Meee
At & Poom
All Souls’ Universallet Church
Pina Street
T. Ros-Com
Calvary Reformed Church
Monroe Avenue
Gibson Street
HL. Stubblebine
Maunday School
Matthew
Grave Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
I Timothy
Hosea
Echaol
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Cedar Avenue Methodiat
Uehorn
Elnging
Enelleh Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Adamsa Avenue
Edwin Lavin Malor
Green Ridge
Scranton Street Baptist
Jamesa
FR. Seagnaes
Jung People’s Union
Grace Lartheran
Foster A. Gift
Young Men's Chratian Association
Treet Methodist Eplecopaltor
Grace
Social notes and gatherings mark a quiet week
A crowded social calendar is muted this week with Miss Ellison of Cleveland honored at a large 444 Jefferson Avenue dancing party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Williams. An Odd Fellows smoker at A. L. Rowley's on North Malin Avenue produced speeches and a long guest list. Multiple marriages, receptions, and visits across Scranton are noted along with cordial city social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison
Cleveland
R. B. Williams
Jefferson Avenue
Miss Williams
Miss Ellison
Missea Boles
Anderson
Sprague
Mott
Lauree Matthews
Coleman
Dale
Foster
Gearhart
Phelps
Davis
Finch
Pennypacker
Coursen
Matthews
Archbald
Gilmore
Seybolt
Bessel
Kingsbury
Mosers
J. Boles
Mort
J. Brooks
Lynde
Merrill
Fred
Theodore
Lawrence
Frank Marshall
Mortimer Puller
Hunt
Dunmead
Williams
Kirkpatrick
Watson
Chase
Murray
Boyer
Whitmore
Moir
Greathart
Walker
Wadhams
Holland
Avery
Patterson
Wharton
Blair
Jones and Decker
A. L. Rowley
North Malin Avenue
Wood Street
O. F P. Miller
A. Gaylord Thomas
John T. Howe
Amon
Marshall Preston
Thomas McMillan
Louis Weitzel
Qecar Bedell
We Daettus
P.P. Smith
Charles Ven Nort
William Moore
George Parrott
W. G. Tiffany
Henry Brant
Binghamton
George W. Hughes
Louis Hehkap
Carbondale
Rena Stokes
Harrison Navenue
John Densham
Clay Avenue
Dunmore
Elm Park Parsonage
W. H. Pearce
H. L. Burick
Ca- Pouse Avenue
Misa Lena Steffey
Willamsport
Es M. Francis
Lancaster
EF. H. House
Philadelphia
A. N. Kerr
New York
C. J. Johnson
Chicago
Scranton
H. Harris
Hazleton
L. Hill
New York City
Carl W. McKinney
Athintic City
John Kuhbach
Honesdale
Westminster
W. J. Barthel
Jamaica
N. Y
Victoria Broadbent
D. Jenking
Uniondale
Mise Hortense Coyne
Visitation
Georgetown, Jr
Fr. Thompson
B. A
Thomas
Wikes-Karre
Dommick
Europe
Marcus Doty
Franklin Howell
Williams and Son
W. ©. Willama
Meyer Godamith
Mira Emily Henderson
Mira Florence
Neh
Joe Hon
C. Ben Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Mra. Ur. Strong
Mra
F. R. White
Wyoming
Musea Doud
Peckville
Wiliam Connell
H. M. Bidswarde
Daniel Edwards
Kingston
T. J. Detweller
Church Avenue
Washington, D.C
Mee Hotte Bowmar
Frank FB. Bilkman
North Main Avenue
Fred ‘T. Dunlap
Manchester
Lon Oettinger
Economy Furniture Company
Grand Rapds
Mich
Mies Mattie Gormely
Bridermail
Marcus Duffy
Mia
John G. Morran
Jacob A. Morgan
Nanticoke
TR. W. Walker
Wethling
Division Gtiert
rMind
Ennedy
CUS
Emma Kennedy
Oneida County
Balman
Honesdate
Mins Millon
Ucen
Eit W
Witler
O'Ty
Hones
World of Business Market Notes and Prices
Trade at the New York stock exchange shows an advancing tendency with strong buying in Reading securities and bonds. The report covers Reading, Lackawanna, Susquehanna and Western, St. Paul, and others, plus New York Produce Market results and futures, with price ranges and brokers listed. Also includes Toledo Grain and market receipts in cattle, hogs, and sheep, and oil exchange quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Reading Securities
London
J. P. Morgan
Lackawanna Advance
Susquehanna
Western
St. Paul
New York Stock Market
Tribune
G. d. B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
Philadelphia Tallow Market Steady with Moderate Demand
Tallow in steady demand with prices quoted for prime and country grades. Listing includes New York and local market figures, with categories for tallow in barrels and boxes and assorted grease grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brief Respite Amid Snow Threats and Duty Calls
The Washington Star notes a pause in public life as Congress members face winter duties. Citizens anticipate the season's snow as lawmakers prepare to act, while local figures debate bridges, streams, and personal stakes in public service.
Lehigh Valley Foundry at Weatherly Extends Hours
Lehigh Valley foundry at Weatherly reports ten hour shifts with many workers facing overtime. Freight rates for iron and steel products between Harrisburg and New England rise 3 cents per 100 pounds, effective Oct. 15. Pig iron output remains near 200000 tons weekly, supporting nearly a million tons of railroad tonnage weekly including ores and furnace supplies. Regular Pennay's main line inspection begins Oct. 14 and runs about two weeks with company directors present. Maryland Steel at Sparrows Point plans furnace fires to resume operations within a week to ten days, reemploying many workers laid off three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Weatherly
Harrisburg
New ‘England
Pennay
Wood
Maryland Steele Company
Sparrows Point
Ia Lharge
Railroad industry activity across multiple lines and regions
Surveyors report a third line between Geneva and Seneca Faille. Santa Fe shops in Topeka run full time with about 1,300 workers. Old Colony shifts to right hand running. Brava checks dropped on Southern Pacific in favor of cardboard baggage checks. Lake Erie and Western keeps full shop and equipment in good order. United States Car Co expands with Aniston Alabama shops and new axle mill. Urbana Ohio shops busy with car repairs. Travel east and west remains heavy after Pullman handoff. Ticket scalping banned in Canada with penalties. a Toronto arrest follows for selling return tickets from Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Geneva
Seneca Faille
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Topeka
Kan
Old Colony
Southern Pacific
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Ita
United States Car Company
Anniston
Ala
Urbana
Ohio
Pullman Company
Pennsylvania
Vandalla Lines
Canada
Toronto
Sudbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF Religious World
Sabbath School Convention
Evangelist Schiveren
Mr. Moody
Christ
God
Brooklyn
Schiveren
Moody
United States
Young Men's Christian Associaion
John H. Harris
Hucknell University
J. M. Chance
Morgan
John CL A. Whitney
Annie FP. Malloy
P. J. McManus
St. Pauls Catholic Church
M. E. Lynett
Jermyn
Thomas F. Coffey
E. J. Melley
South Side
EB. J. Phillips
Plains
FP. MelNally
West Side
Jennie Howell
Scranton Street
Amy Williams
Wiliam Wright
Virginia
F. H. Jermyn
the World OF Business
Wall Street
Northern
City
Continent
South America
Stoudter
Ighter Receptia
State
Toledo
Tock Yard
Western Rangers
PLC
Choice
Ad.w. Lamba
OU Market
Enn En Ity
Standard
Fortean Rept
South Faily
Nor
Poettiv
Pacific Matt
Pho
Mewil
Southern RF
Cal
Game Tex
Pacific
Vinton Pact
West Union
Chicago Board
Seeeenane
Seceses
Seadasene F
Seeeeetnees i
Eeentrree
Fanuaty Se Cecens
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Nam
Green
Dge Lumber Co
Bank Vee Et Beranton Lace
Nat. Boring & Drilling Co
Snedee
Firat National Bank Tees
Thuron
Ceenenee
Beranton Glass Coa
Lackawanna Lumber Co
Spring Broo Water Co
Eee
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Axle Works
Third National Bank
Lacka
Allegheny Lumber Co
Scranton Packing Co
NS Scranton Savings Bank Beranton Traction Co
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Seranton Glass Coosee Co
Bcranton Pass
Scranton Traction Co
People's Street Railway
Scranton & Pittston Trac
Oon
People's Street Peilwey
Betea Tnd
Ashington Star
Aizes
Paige
Leader's
Glove Department
Silk and Dress Goods Department
Mansfield State Normal School
S. H. Albro
Mansfield, Pa
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Ave
MT. Pleasant
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Chicago Meal and Surgical Institute
No. Spruce Street
Scranton, Ma
Reeves
Horace Street
Ultles
Atlantic Refining/ Co
Illuminating
Amdubrighd
ACME
Wm. Mason Y
Coal le Sweene Wye Works
Pine Brookl
Lager’ Beer Brewery
Pilsener
Canadian Pacific
Maritime Provinces
Minnea
Canadian
Norwests
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Port Ore
San Francisco
V. Skinner
Broadway
Barren Line Co
Evelee War
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