First Church and area church notices in Kansas City paper
A long list of church services and notices across multiple churches. Details include First Church of Christ Scientist at 1240 Massachusetts, readings at 105 West Eighth, Evangelical, Presbyterian and Methodist services, ordinations, sermons, communion, youth activities, and revival plans with mentions of local pastors Testerman, Slaughter, and others. note includes Sunday schools, midweek prayers, and community invitations.
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Massachusetts
Unday
Christian Science Reading Room
Wast
Eighth Street
First
Evangetical
Connecticut Street
AL J
O E. Ingle
Shwenite
LW. Landis
Lowa Wulfkull
Chriz
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth
Vermont
Robert A. Ultnt
Wesle Foundation
Fou
Pier Grot
Grieg
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont Streets
Theodore H. Astman
F. M. Swarthout
W.straffon
Gillette
Schreck
Westminster A Capella
Tarker_ Atlee Denton
Chauvet
Pioneer
Tuxix
Jean Lee Astman
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Dean Raynom A. Schwesser
Jesus
Worden Woman's Missionary Society 25th Anniversary
Worden Woman's Missionary Society marked its 25th anniversary on April 5, tracing its founding to April 4, 1909 under Rev. P. G. Nuffer. The event, held in the church basement, featured purple and gold decor, and paid homage to charter members and the founding officers, including Mrs. J. J. Breithaupt and Mrs. William Warner, with a memorial for fourteen deceased members.
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Worden Woman's Missionary Society
W. M.S
P. G. Nuffer
Worden Congressation
J. J. Breithaupt
William Warner
Emma Haas
Sophia Heim
Emma Fleer
F. Gilges
J.J. Breit
Harmony Social Roundup Spans Ottawa and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Robert Laughlin and Mr and Mrs Charlie Laughlin of Ottawa spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C Laughlin and sons. Several couples visited, dined, or traveled to Belton Topeka and Roscoe school. Families including Schlegel Miskimen Schmidt and Thoren gathered for weekend social visits.
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Robert. Laughlin
Charlie Laughlin
Ottawa
C. Laughlin
Wm. Warren
John Hodgekins
Frank Gottstein
Herve Hoskin
Topeka
Edd Hadl
A. L. Hadl
George. McTaggart
Albert Sommers
Nettie Morrison
Will Freese
Eldon Votan
Will_Miskimen
Gus Ziesenis
Eudora
Harold Vonunten
Homer Gerstenberger
Clifton James
Ralph Schmidt
Roscoe School
Ed Thoren
Howard
Henry Thoren
Local Social Roundup from CAPTAINS CREEK and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Herschel Woodard and friends spent last Sunday with Earl White family in Kansas City. Philip Gabriel and daughter visited Scheurer kin in California Missouri returning Thursday, joined by Bertha Huffman of Edgerton. Numerous updates list neighbors from Olathe DeSoto Wamego and Gardner, illnesses pneumonia and heart trouble, and a Prairie Center WCTU meeting at Friends church with refreshments served.
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George Shuler
J. W. Wilson
Ernest. Tingle
Lawrence
Henry Stoebener
John Stoebener
George Finch
Memorial Hospital
Bethel Church
Pritchett
Overbrook
Henry Schwartz
Ivan Schwartz
Betty Jean. Jr
Oscar_J. Nuffer
Emporia
J. W. Breithaupt
Henry Breithaupt
Edgerton
Elmer Wintermantle
Roy Schwalm
Irvin Milton
Billie Pardee
Western Kansas
Frank Lutz
Carl Plambeck
Elisabeth
Antonette
Charles Geiss
Clara
Sophia Schwartz
Oscar
Hattie
St. John’s Evangelics Church
Basil
Wilma
Schoeflin
Baldwin
Albert Hornberger
Wil! Schoeflin
Lyndon
Sunshine Bible
Willing Workers
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Helen
Carl
Conrad Gastrock
Elsmere
J. W. Johannine
Ernest
Albert Schwartz
Oscar Schwartz
Arnold
Norman
Pauline Stoebener
Alvin
Ruth Johanning
Walter
Dorothea Schwartz
Clara Johanning
Ernest Zeisch
Earl Shaffer
Clara Hunsinger
Mildred Madl
Orville
Maryin Puckett
Herschel Woodard
Kansas City
Earl White
Philip Gabriel
California
Scheurer
Missouri
Bertha Huffman
Lewis Seiwald
Eudora
Merle Hartwick
Wamego
Howard Miller
Tom Broadhurst
C. F. Broadhurst
Ernest White
Olathe
Robert Broadhurst
Gardner
Arlene Bales
Wanda Breckenridge
Lucille Votan
L. A. Reynolds
DeSoto
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
John Crouch
Ivan Crouch
Allie Andrew
Ed Grob
Carl Kurtz
Raymond
Charley Kurtz
Evening Star
the Prairie Center W.C.T.U
Friends Church
Hazel Denham
Elroy Parker
William Ball
Otto Ham
Nathan Henley
Eli Wheeler
Sam Davis
Clifford Watson
Toneka
Social visiting extends to Clearfield and surrounding towns
Mrs. Sarah Hausman of Clearfield spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gabriel and son Paul. Sunday visitors at Luther Klopfenstein’s included Mr. and Mrs. Wiles Harper and son Har tan of Olathe, and others: Charles Jeffery and Grace, Andrew Oehler of Eudora, Rev. Eli Wheeler, Nathan Henl, Irvin Wotan, Mrs. Cham Williamson and daughters, Fred Neis Jr., Werner Dolling and family, and Bernice Stanley.
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Ray Kurtz
Howard Caviness
Betty
Charley Vitt
Eudora High School
Raymond Stanley
Luther Klopfenstein
Howard Gabness
John Miller
Lawrence
John Breckenridge
Morse Thimble Club
Ralph Wotan
Meacy
Chester Baecher
Emily
Hezsper
Laura Lee Andrew
Carl Reber
Henry Schlaegel
Schlaegel
William Edelbrock
Eudora
Alonzo Ambler
Charley. Vut
Fall Leaf
Howard Cayin
Orin McCaughey
Colony
Roy McCaughey
Amos Westerhouse
Fred Deay
Clearfield
Lucille Gabriel
Ruth Johns
Ozawatomie
Sarah Hausman
Philip Gabriel
Paul
Luther Klopfenatein
Wiles Harper
Har- Tan
Olathe
Charley Jeffery
Grace
Andrew Oehler
Eli Wheeler
Nathan Henl
Irvin Wotan
Cham Williamson
Mra
Fred Neis, Jr
Werner Dolling
Bernice Stanley
Bran confusion ends as FDA claims cereal labels must state content
The U S Food and Drug Administration orders cereal makers to exact ly declare contents on Bran labeled products to prevent misleading buyers. Kellogg’s All Bran and At Bran lines are cited, with cautions that All Bran is not a cure for intestinal issues and medical advice should guide digestion concerns.
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United States
Fran Drug Administration
Kellogg's
Mil
Jon
Kellogs
Brattle Creek
Sale of the Old Chinese Calendar by the Moon Changes
A sale notice describes an old Chinese calendar being offered for sale. It notes the calendar has its time reckoned by shifts in the moon, reflecting traditional lunar dating methods. The advertisement emphasizes historical value and cultural significance.
Fruit Salad Combos and a Tart French Dressing
A dated fruit salad guide lists combinations such as pineapple with bananas and oranges, pears with Philadelphia cream cheese, and grapefruit with avocado. It suggests a tart French dressing made from lemon juice Texaco Salt sugar pepper paprika and salad oil, claiming Texaco Salt enhances fruit flavor without a salty aftertaste.
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Philadelphia
Texaco
Texaco 1
Forbidden Items Seized by Mainland Police under Law
Police in the Republic of China confiscated thousands of items deemed illegal under the law, detailing a broad enforcement action across multiple districts and signaling intensified crackdowns.
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Republic of China
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Herlan Loyd
Dorothy Enlow
MacDowell
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Epworth League
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Albert McCullough
Dan Bulkley
City Mission
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R. F. Ashworth
H. W. Roberts
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Jesus Christ
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Walther League
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Charles W. Thomas
Paul C. Rankin
Mabel A. Elliott
University of Kansas
A. A. van Sickle
Haskell Institute
George 8. Schuler
L. W. Berry
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Bertha Boyce
Mary Ann Cunningham
Seth W. Slaughter
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Blanche Sams
Mattie Crumrine
Neal Haggard
Chudeath
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Ralph Howard
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Charles A. Puls
Jeribah Moore
Wren
Salmons
Earth
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C. A. Pitts
Belleview Union Chapel
F. M. Testerman
Hattie Schwartz
Glenn Schwartz
Fred Lutz
Wilma Schoeflin
Walter Schwartz
Else Haas
Alvin Stabel
W. Breithaupt
Donald
Esther Ferne Elm
Swede Creek
Edwin Schrieber
Wilma Steher
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Ruth Breithaupt
Son of God
Harley Lyons
Evelyn Ruth
Dorothy May Nuffer
Charles Warner
Elmer Sutz
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Roy Schswalm
Neilie Wintermantle
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Will Neibragee
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Ralph Kalb
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Black Jack
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