United Presbyterian and Baptist Church Notices
Local church notices list events at United Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Activities include evening services, Bible study, prayer meetings, youth gatherings, and Sunday school times.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
8
Local church notices list events at United Presbyterian and Baptist churches. Activities include evening services, Bible study, prayer meetings, youth gatherings, and Sunday school times.
Fragments describe lodge meetings and venues for multiple orders including Zion and Royal Arch Misans with monthly or weekly gatherings. Details shuffled, many names and places unclear, but invites members to attend and participate in regular lodge events.
A garbled OCR record mentions Hamilton water for 1600, J W Laverence care as pauper, E Ramsey taking to poor farm, and references to Greeley hardware company, Hudson pens for the county, and several monetary figures. The readable items indicate county welfare and local business mentions without complete context.
Friday’s Evening News reports Superintendent J. informs of a large supply for reading circles. A marriage license was issued to John Stroble and Miss Anna Steinbweler of Scipio. Paul Scott, son of Mrs. Dict Martin, fell on East Lecompte Street, hitting his head on a rock and suffered scalp wounds. Dr. Sett dressed the injury. J. M. Johnson visited Pittsburg, being installed Grand Master of the order. The paper notes horse purchases by J. A. Bell and a party for Mree Metcalf, plus local social events and church activities. many residents are mentioned with travels and illnesses.
The grammar school boys and girls met last evening at Mrs Worden Davis's home. All members were present except president Irene Haggey. Two new members Eva Keeney and Myrtle Cunningham joined. After business they played lively games and refreshments were served. Next meeting planned at Gee, D-Wall.
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