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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references religious and civic entities with garbled names and phrases. Main facts, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of a meeting or notice without identifiable persons or actions. No verifiable events can be established from the readable text.
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The record notes a preaching event and mid week prayer meeting at the Free Methodist Church Morne Geovices. It mentions an evening service and a holiness themed gathering, with emphasis on unity and devotion within the church community.
The First Presbyterian Church prepares a service and Christian outreach events led by church leaders. Ddla Vase Weelbity, secretary of the Farmer Missionary Association, will preside and present at the worship and discussions with members about community service.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Sunday worship and devotional activities at a First Baptist Church in Kentucky. It mentions church groups, Christ Endeavor, and worship services with uncertain times and attendees.
Fragmentary text describes church services at Ninth Street Baptist Church led by Mes with planned September activities and community notices. May include references to locations, dates, and local groups, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
St James North Lawrence Piet ON OTE abotry Paster Sunday retowel ton and Mir Wemres daitliima Supt he sured services will be observed Miss Yh Ajay Chonivad joined planning meetings at Woodland Park church for one week. The first Baptist Rev TL 2 Law Phasteur and parish organizations urged attendance.
St Luke AME Church and New York churches plan a May Carnival at Woodhead Park for one week starting May 7. A joint meeting at First Baptist with Rev. T. P. D. Lee urged attendance by church members and affiliated organizations.
Sunday school at Montelack led by Mars Superintendent Bred Laptad and Ne fe Kennedy. Primis De pmrtraedt superintendent. Morning worship at 1 o'clock with a sermon by the pastor. Mid week meeting at 30 Wednesday afternoon. A cordial invitation to all Susie Wileo. Taster.
The Unitarian Church at Vermont and 24th Streets will hold a combined church and Sunday school service with Pref. Stevens not delivering a talk on The Redemption of the Land. In the evening Mrs. Douthits will present a free bird lecture titled Character in Feathers.
Evangelical Association on the corner of Tenth and Connecticut Sts hosts preacher J. W. Yesuuss with morning and evening services. Youth hour includes talks by Lieut. J. W. Youn about nearly two years in France. An interesting program is expected and all are welcome.
The First Baptist Church of North Lawrence invites members of St. James and St. Kirke's ALM BR to a joint gathering on Tuesday night to arrange for the May Carnival. Sunday morning services feature preaching on Get Ready for the Water and What Does Christ Want Me to Do In the Church with Mrs. Lois Johnson presiding at Sunday School.
Trinity Lutheran Church east of the courthouse hosts morning services at 9:00, a sermon by Karl Wilhelmsen, and an evening service at 7:15 led by Marvy Larson with topic by Rev EB Stauffer. Luther Len Sue and Robert Adbach listed. pastor Sch. Phone 1076.
Services at Holly Grove Baptist Church corner of 1th and Founssivania Streets Sunday April 26 at 1 p.m. Rev John Clark of the Industrial School of Topeka will preach. All are welcome. Blinche Taylor Clerk.
First Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. A. F. Jieffsommer will speak at 11:60 from the Centenary Movement. John Rigdon leads the High School League on stewardship. Mr Singh, a Hindu student in the University, speaks at the Epworth League on Religious and Several Conditions in India. League Services are at 7:00 p.m. Dr S. Klyne preaches at the evening service on Present Day Standards.
Corner 10th and New York Streets announces a Friday prayer meeting following Sabbath School at 10. Beers Church services atgm. Toung ay alt.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Sunday afternoon concert or program featuring performers Sabjeet and Abode, with remaining details unreadable. The item appears to be a local arts listing describing a music recital session on Sunday afternoon.
Text appears as garbled OCR with numerous misspellings. It references a Congregational church, a meeting, and an official or secretary role, but the details are unreadable and uncertain. No clear events, dates, or names emerge to confirm specifics.
A fragmented local item mentions Centenary events and associated groups in a busy page note. Names appear as garbled OCR but include references to Ware poover, Preterm uaaay Stabypeet, and Werk toedkermape tion Whipermghs. The text hints at a celebration with possible organizational ties and dates not clearly legible.
A church brief notes upcoming First Christian services and events. It mentions morning worship, prayers, and a message centered on Christianity and community fellowship. Special services and meals accompany the gathering, inviting parishioners and attendees to participate.
Fragmentary OCR item references Trinity Episcopal Church events or notices in a local ledger. Readable bits indicate church activities, dates and locations but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain specifics about services or attendees.
A damaged OCR style notice references Salvation Army and various garbled names and phrases. It notes limited seats and a reference to payee or seating, but the details are unreadable and ambiguous. The readable elements point to a local charitable or seating arrangement with minimal concrete facts.
The readable fragments reference a religious organization and Christian imagery with scattered phrases about worship and a church setting. The text appears garbled with multiple misspellings and missing context, making precise reporting difficult.
Lawrence mothers share a powerful endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills in a local notice. Mrs. Paul Harris reports her boy suffered kidney and bladder weakness from youth, but after using Doan's, the child gained control, showed improvement quickly, and now has no signs of trouble. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A string of weekend visits and Sunday gatherings around Belvoir and nearby towns is summarized. Mary Lavin and Willie of Stulio join Mrs. AP Smith and Splatie of Leavenworth in calling on local families. George Moss and Gladys Moss are listed among those hosting and visiting in Lawrence and nearby communities.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering at Clinton with several attendees and speakers, dated around May and June. The passage names multiple individuals and roles, mentioning a Dean Stally Staubig and Misa Belin Paaecothet among others, with some titles and locations obscured by garbled text.
A Sunday birthday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs S oH Schrader in Lawrence featured a surprise for Mrs Schrader with a dinner prepared by Mrs Woods Mrs Haughn and Mrs W J Wood. The event included gifts of a Wishes set and a reference to a subsequent birth announcement by Mr and Mrs Arthur Ward of No. Sandas, April 2, naming Anna Easter.
Lieutenant Colonel Harold Burdick announced that enough men at the University of Kansas have signaled joining the Reserve Officers Training Corps to form one unit. He aims for six units or about 250 volunteers, awaiting full service branch needs and possible regular officers joining later, with additional instructors in military tactics and related subjects.
A planned school building project advances with construction likely to start next week. The new facility to replace an older structure will provide improved classrooms and services for students in the Toadowin district.
KU journalism instructor W A DEL spoke to the senior penmanship class at the high school yesterday morning on Steurnatism as a Piecesian. He outlined agreeable points in the profession and recounted the week in the large and spinal new VUNeTs.
A missionary to speak at the night union service of the Presbyterian Church. She is a field secretary of the American Missionary and brings wide experience to the event at the local church.
An odd copper region jail in Clifton Arizona features four large cutrients bent into a unit of valid quartz. The entrance sits in a bextike vestibule built of heavy masonry. three sets of steel bars guard the exit.
Partial text shows scattered words and names unclear. The readable bits mention a place and possible event like a sale, meeting, or notice with no clear dates or participants. Resulting item remains uncertain but preserves a single local-sounding event cue.
An advertisement urges strengthening kidneys and purifying blood with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims rapid relief from kidney troubles, warns of backaches and nervous fatigue as warning signs, and promotes buying only the GOLD MEDAL brand with a money back guarantee.
A visitor to his grandfather's farm notices a thriving bee colony and remarks that bees are a wonderful lot of little animals. The moment marks his first encounter with honeybees and inspires wonder at their activity.
A brief notice states that Pure Linseed Oil is available at Matthews Lumber Company. The source emphasizes stock details and accessibility for customers, reflecting a standard local trade notice.
The annual conclave of the Louisiana Grand Commandery of Knights Templar begins tomorrow in Monroe. The event will be highlighted by the dedication of the new Masonic temple in the city.
An appeal highlights American mothers knitting socks for soldiers and promoting Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic tonic. It urges readers to obtain a trial package by sending 10 cents to Doctor Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
An old advertisement touts Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative and cathartic system cleaner. It promises relief from bilious headaches constipation indigestion and liver stomach and bowel derangements with a trial package offered for 10 cents.
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