Lutherans Mark 75th Diamond Jubilee in Missouri Synod
A Lutheran group in Missouri marks its Diamond Jubilee with special services and a large anniversary offering for missionary work in Asia and China. The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri is described as embracing over 1,000,000 members in the U.S. and abroad, tracing its roots to 1838 immigration from Europe to the Mississippi Valley.
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Missouri
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Chicago
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Water Cutoffs Announced for Northwest Lawrence Area
Notice to water consumers in Northwest Lawrence west of Indiana Street and north of Sixth Street. Water service will be cut off for several hours each day for several days to allow the laying of new mains and making connections. Henderson, Superintendent.
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Lawrence
Indiana
Sixth St
S. ‘Henderson
Elks Dance Notice Invites Families for April Hall Event
Elks Dance notice announces aWednesday evening event on April 26 at Elks Hall featuring Schafstall trio. All Elks and families invited. A. L. Williams, 708 Mass., urges guests to bring the old top in for repair before hot weather.
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Elks Hall
Schafstall
A. L.williams
Bargain Bulletin Preview Promises Deals This Thursday
The Bargain Bulletin signals abundant value for shoppers with notices to watch for sales. Readers are urged to note Thursday as the key shopping day.
Deacon Dubbs Play Set at Reno Church May Sixth
The Deacon Dubbs play by the Reno church youth group will be staged Saturday evening May 6. A two hour first class entertainment features a lengthy cast including Ray Kelsey Ruth Phenicie Walter Bleakley and Miss Philoie Popover with Eugene Dimmick as Major McNutt and an assisting village quartet. Admission at the door. All roads lead to Reno that night along the newly paved road.
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Phenicie Deacon Dobbs
Walter Bleakley
Trixie Colman
Ethel Kahn Deuteronomy Jones
Amos Colman
Rose Raleigh
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William Young
Philoie Popover
Arlie Kelsey
Feat Dale
Lela French Major
McNutt
Eugene Dimmick
Reno
Legion seeks ticket takers for Woodland Park carnival
Eleven American Legion members are sought to take tickets at Woodland Park carnival tonight. Commander Guy Pettit announced this morning that Legion men willing to serve should report to Earl Endacott at the ticket wagon this evening after a good crowd gathered for Do minion Shows in Lawrence under Legion auspices.
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Woodland ‘Park
Guy" Pettit
Dominion
Lawrence
Legion
Earl Endacott
Legion postpones meeting for Woodland Park carni al
American Legion members are urged to attend a chicken pie dinner at Woodland Park under Legion auspices instead of the scheduled meeting. The event is Thursday at noon with tickets priced at 50 cents.
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Legion
Eli ‘Dorsey
American Legion
Woodland Park
Sopping Up Evidence Case Ties to Sponges and Weather Ready Track
Confusing notes reveal a case involving a sponge collector and conspiracy to embezzle charges. Three defendants, including E Otis Perkins, faced preliminary hearings and bonds set at 1000 and 500. A separate arrest for Allen B Straham over a No Fund check ended with release. Probate reports a slump in marriages with no licenses issued in five days.
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E. Otis. Perkins
District Court
E. Otis Perkins
Conventions Highlight Topeka Capital Editor’s Remarks
Charles Sessions, managing editor of the Topeka Capital, addressed the Chamber of Commerce yesterday. He has attended all national conventions since 1896, covering both Republican and Democratic events. Mrs Nicolson, mother of Mrs F W Blackmar, is listed among attendees as a note of interest.
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Charles
Sessions
Topeka
Chamber of Commerce
Publican
Democratic
Barber's Drug Store advert offers paints and enamels
A compact ad highlights available paints varnishes enamels and canal colors at Barber's Drug Store urging customers to purchase the supplies they need.
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Barber’s
Bargain Bulletin Highlighted for Thursday Journal-World
The Journal-World announces a Bargain Bulletin feature arriving on Thursday. It promises price cuts, limited-time offers, and local deals across departments. Readers are urged to grab early prints for best selections and store hours.
Dogs cause garden damage at police court trial
In police court this morning E Willey was fined and costs for letting dogs run at large amid allegations the dogs damaged the garden of Mrs Lizzie Sheldon, the complainant. Else Taylor was fined and paroled on similar charges after standing trial.
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E. Willey
Else Taylor
Lizzie Sheldon
Baby Clinic Tomorrow Conference Held at City Hall
The weekly mothers conference will be held tomorrow at the city hall from 2 to 4 PM. Children of school age may be brought for physical examinations.
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Wilder
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