Many Churches in Lawrence Post Services and Notices
A compendium of church announcements lists Ninth Street Baptist, Second Presbyterian, First Christian, First Methodist, Episcopal, and other faiths with schedule details. Sunday schools, morning and evening services, youth meetings, and midweek prayers are described, inviting all to attend. Notable mentions include speakers, ministers, and special observances such as Union services and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Coffer Std
Ohio
Wm. Harvey
Wright
Thompson
First Christian Church
Kentucky Streets
Georaie
C. E
Alice Reed McClure
India
Aad
Bible School
Robinson Gymnasium
Christian Science
First Church
Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science Reading Room
Haya Holter
Thursaly
Dado
Vouaey
Miro
Phos
Hind
Whessl
Seineeit
Flanier Hird
Merle Cilanin
Coek
Mnenales
Mies Bethe
May
Kerepit
Dons
Hite
Wreday Aera
HL Woensels
Kev Woo Poise
Wheaties
Santee
Masud Mes
Wott
Tov
Gaunt
Ruth Deontel
Standiay
Cin Bigsby
Gewrwe Seetia
Saniop Pyeres
Wal
Rabe
Jachtel
Heten
Anirey Skinney
Lawrence
Piirabeth Seethneniie
Ranwaka School
Harleys
Arustrone
Winhert Miler
Lronared Gregory
Wee Banks Chitewen
Lela
Sie
Arthur Richardson
Eugene
Linwood
Clarence Slusser
Tamily Oo Rishlanwk
Will Slusser
Topeka
War Garden debate and church notices stir local readers
Readers respond to Sabbath garden work and charity theft of time while churches share service bulletins. The column relays letters from locals including Rev Bleck of First Presbyterian and notices for University Bible classes and area church services. The piece notes upcoming baptisms, communion, Sunday school, Christian Endeavor meetings, and midweek prayers. It also reports the Maxwell car price rise and various religious announcements from Lawrence congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Eric A. Bleck
University Bible
Christian Endeavor Societies
Robinson Gymnasium
Wanted at Oxford: civil service exam guidance offered
An notice from W. H. Moys Secretary Local Ss. Gourd invites applicants to take a Civil Service examination weekly Tuesdays for enrollment. It promises entrance salaries from 3800 to 1200 and directs readers to the Post Office for instruction book and application blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owinie
W.H. Moys
Ss. Gourd
Medicines promise health in old time advertisement
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills as cures for poor health and mental fatigue. It claims improved appetite, skin glow, digestion, and strength by combining iron rich tonics with sarsaparilla, mandrake, dandelion, and other tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Community Club Notes and Meetings Apr 17 1917
Reports from the Zodiac Club Ladies Literary League Current Event Club Ingleside Pleasant Hour West Side Study Club Symposia Round Table and Round Table events. Members gathered for papers on Solomons Song British Guiana and Latin America. Lectures covered waste household topics advertising and home equipment with social meals and officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Literary League
W. A. Young
Caldwell
Bozell
Wheeler
Dutch Guiana
Mitchell
Zone Polivemen
Nicholson
Latin America
P.M. Perkins
Pape's Diapepsin Relief for Indigestion and Heartburn
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless cure for sour stomach, dyspepsia, gas, and heartburn. It claims relief within five minutes and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for immediate comfort after overeating or indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tape
Pape
Community clubs hold April meetings and elections
O Bryon and Frances Hood presided at a Progressive Reading club gathering with Miss Month Matfoon giving a talk. Sixteen members attended, roll call by Current Events, officers elected for the year, and plans to use funds for patriotic purposes. Ladies Aid of the Mo EL church elected officers for the coming year. Mothers League hosted by Mrs A Kent with about twenty five men and many guests. Evangeline J Teter spoke on proper family feeding with a piano solo by Mildred Axtell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shielda
Dinas
Ros
Hanna
Hosni
Missouri Ozarks
Petty
Wiley
Ingleside Club
Progressive Readings Club
Amet
Mat Foon
J. T. Muguire
Peat Sen
J. Motives
Dl M. Boyil
Donald MacArthur
Ty Bo Hoeren
J. BR. Wolmes
Mothers League
A. Kent
Evangeline J. Teter
Mildred Axtell
Kent
Jones
Churchill
Winsler
Mother Grays Powders Benefit Many Children
A readable fragment notes Mother Grays Powders as a trusted remedy for childhood ailments including colds fever and related conditions. Mentions mothers using the product for 30 years and distribution through druggists. Also references local social notes about people and events, including visits and a sophomore hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesser Dex
Aly
California Syrup of Figs Ad Targets Sick Children
Vintage ad copy urges parents to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It touts a fruit flavor, promises quick relief from constipation, warns to avoid counterfeits, and directs readers to buy the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Local residents share visits and family news in Topeka area
Friday activities include Sophie Zoeb and Mildred Aileen Nuller births celebrated by George Zeb home guests. Many Lawrence and Topeka visits noted, with measles care, sick lists, funerals, and a Kanwaka hall dance planned for April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Nuller
Sophie Zoeb
George Zeb
Row. Parvin
Mildred Aileen
Harley Dean
Charles Roller
Grandma Gress
Grindini Ridinger
Jane Sheets
Laawrence
Alter
Johanna Lavin
Topeka
Bernard
Martin Ice
Boursaw
John Hauk
Frank Fitzpatrick
Jane
Ethel Walter
Kansas City
M. Walter
Busch
Albert Walter
Eugene Lavin
Lecompton
Fred Furgel
Miss Wate Ridinger
Roy Deskin
Pearl
Ruth Gress
Kathryn
Munice aNtiss
Mrangel Ghurch
Rev. Selt
E W. Gray
John Kraft
Lillie Bocringer
Hosom
Kraft Apent
Win Rake
Misa Sophie Zach
Lillie Roehringer
John Heaney
Henry Underwenel
A. Bidington
Ames Murphy
Grandin
Walter
Fogene Lavin
Dave Murphy
Bidinger
Roy Gress
Texas
Charlie Wulfkuhle
Myrtle Hidinger
Will
Frank Hidinger
War Murphy
Henry Wulfkuhle
North Lawrence
Charlie
Win. Nulfor
Sophie
Gustav Zeek
Pat
Harry Anderson
George Anderson
Roy Deskin Nome
Esther Unger
Lawrence
Ter
Leonard Naffer
Mr Naffer
M. Buehheim
George Hankheim
Ottl
M. Walfkuhle Jr
Win. Walfkuahle
Mit
Will Buen
Special Brown Bread Ice Cream at Wiedemann's
Wiedemann's announces a special brown bread ice cream flavor available this week. The shop invites customers to try the limited edition treat and enjoy a nostalgic nod to classic bakery flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann's
Kansan club meets as new president leads session
The Kanwaka Kranwalet Literary est entertained Thursday with Ape Mil RA Wy Mos Willis Chiu and three priests present. The meeting opened with a sun and a reading by the new president Mus WV ORTKIN. Social hour followed with refreshments and plans to meet April 26 with Mrs. Ralph Colman. News includes local residents visiting, school matters, deaths, and enlistment updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kranwalet Literary
Bau
Mra W.oa
Tapine
Ilaneste
Chas
FL Scott
Guy Davis
Ralph Colman
Gene Stratton Porter
CT. Colmuin
Guthrie
Okla
RL Topping
Willi Lewis
Kantwaka
T. Dews
Duilee
Topping’s
Maggie Andrews
Kansa
Hansel Ian
Mr Lewis
Cedar Poles
Denver
Lloyd Daffee
Eldridge
Lawrence
Ula
Wit Lewis
Inisternoon
Guy Bigsby
Walter Howard
Mire
Wilfred Day
M George Deaws
Ranwaka
A. Leherhorn
Kansas City
Mre
Bred Gregory
Gregaey
Goer
Giveory
Wilson Martin
Ap. 1
Oak Fill Cemetery
Jess Dows
del Norte
Colo
Phos. Gress
C. T. Dews
Priviy
Surray
Tonganesie
Battery recruits ready for inspection under general’s view
Limher and Friend report that Battery We Wield Artillery expects to be ready for another inspection by Adjutant General C. J. Marun. Recruits arrive at eight to ten per day as efforts continue to muster a stronger unit ahead of a new muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Mar- UN
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second Presbyterian Church
Sixth
Maine Streets
Episcopal
Ks, Weatherby
Epworth
Tople
Ot Higgine
At & O'Clock
Pipewatch Congregational
Profemor R. A. Schwegler
Congres
I Ion
Jying
Friends Church
Tenth
Delaware
Susie Wilcox
Ae James Day
Nellie Kennedy
Gertrude Standing
C. Putnam
Evangelical Association
Tenth and
Gennee
Ficut
KR. O. Burgert
Trinity Church
Evan Alexander Edwants
P. W. Ewing
Pennsylvania St. Lawrence
Doan
J. W. Alley
Mary Jane Pitts
Lucy V. Gillum
Betty Saytes
C. Friend
Journal-World
Christ
First Baptist Church
C. C. Brown
United Brethren Church
Vermont
17Th Streets
Christian Endeavor
F. M. Testerman
Spiritualists
Spiritualists' Society of Lawrence
United Presbyterian Church
Gilbert Frith
Emporia
Everett Smith
Little E
Egypt
Maxwell
Zodia Club
Zodiac Club
R. J. Johnston
Sibley
Lucretia Ewing
John Levette
Pleasant Hour Club
Toll Call
Alfred Rudiger
Robert Lindsay
Herbert Laslett
Levette
Eastman
Daniel Kirby
George Davis
West Side Study Club
E. F E. Stauffer
Will Garrill
Ellis Johnston
E. Smith
Edna Everett
F. W. Kingsbury
Oliver Rolfs
Mrs. Rolfs
Oxcar Bates
Rolfs
Round Table
Western Canada
Government of
Canada
United States
Western
O'Bryon
Frances
Elsie Hood
Huntsman Unworth
Kansas
Tore
Squires Studio
Earnestine Klein
Yarnold
Marl Rake Owas
T. A. Shaw
August Kampschroder
A. Hoffsommer
Lillie
Ray Baldwin
Cpl Walfkuble
Amelia
Ruth Holfsemeer
Newbro’s
Herpicide
Newbro
Etree
Merpicide Company
Detroit
Kanwaka
Univerunit
Koons GG
Sam Carpenter
Coffeyville
Signale
Limher
Friend
Florence Clarke
Doodge Center
Mint
Cuticnra Seay
Ratusa
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