Details of new church are given
Baldwin City April 30 Special to the Journal World architecture of the new First Methodist Episcopal church to be started late in May will favor the Gothic. The length 137 feet. The church will have an educational plant for all general purposes with the nave reserved for worship. A basement fellowship room will seat 300 with a stage and a modern kitchen. Nave seating including the choir loft will total 500 to 600, with the narthex and rear chapel available for extra seating. The four story educational complex on the north will include a chapel opening from the ladies' parlor. The 80 foot tower will be a Gothic feature. Heating will be from the Baker plant. First service planned near Christmas. Aid Garden Club Plans Baldwin City April 30 Fraternities and sororities cooperate with the Baldwin Garden Club to plant shrubs and flowers for yard beautification. The club seeks national yard and garden contest honors with Greek support. Quartet to Tour Cities Baldwin City April 20 Baker men’s quartet to tour southern Kansas towns Iola Yates Center Severy and Eureka with a reader and violinist accompanying.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Collge Group
Baker
Aid Garden Club
Baldwin Garden Club
Baker Men
Kansas
Iola
Yates Center
Severy
Eureka
Third Lawrence Public Auction Sale Tops 400 Head Overnight
Heavy sale at the Harper sales pavilion in North Lawrence saw over 400 head of livestock sold at the third Lawrence Public Auction Sale. W C Flory, sale manager, reported brisk bidding and strong sales. Next sale set for Wednesday May 13. Clay Center educator Emil Kratochvil dies of pneumonia after twenty three years guiding the city schools. He commanded the Coronado courtesy of the Knights Templar and is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter.
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Clay Center
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Matilda
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William. Calder
Wiliam Gnase
Mr. Gnase
Russ
Hopewell Eee
Jesus
Eudora Douglas County Meeting Hindered by Roads and Illness
Attendance at the Douglas County group meeting in the Mi Methodist church was small due to bad roads and sickness. R A Anderson of Topeka led the session with talks by Hunt of Lawrence, vice president of the Douglas County Sunday School Association, and Rev. Charles Decker and Rev A Rodewald. C E Votan, assessor for Eudora township, spent the week assessing local residents.
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R. A. Anderson
Topeke
Hunt
Methodist Church
Eewrence
Douglas County Sunday School Association
Charles Decker
A. Rodewald
C. E. Votan
Eudora Township
Eudora
Rietta Schubert
Clarence Fuler
J. D. Adams
Clarence Daugherty
Fred Walker
William Mertz
Adams
Maybelle Slavens
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
William Roe
Dode Haskell
Topeka
Ben Foust
Fred Zillner
Gene Zillner
Charles Brown
Lawrence and
Delbert
Gardner
Harold Daugherty
Charles
Bunn
Misses Pearl
Ruth Daugherty
Kansas City
Viola Kennedy
Caroline Bohnsack
St. Paul
Kan
Berard Zillner
Joe Zillner
Cinderelle O'Reilly
Eudora Hich
Golda Zook
Lily Zierler
Genevieve Brown
Lauretta Gerstenberger
Mildred Kasberger
Eva Mertz
Robert Cory
Ralph Behnsack
Joan Grist
Robert Zillner
Floyd Pierce
Puls
Lutheran Church
V. Carr
Norman Strachan
Wichita
Howard Phillips
George Schubert
Phillips
Lecompton
Parent Teachers Association
Helen Jarrett
Alexander Gnase
Edgerton
Captain’s Creek‘Methodist Church
Eudora Cemetery
E. E. Hollar
Loren Rapier
Tug o War scores spice past months dinner party
The article recalls recent local social events in Eudora including Tug o War scorekeeping at progressive dinners hosted by the Daughertys Adams and Mertz families, a theater trip to see Cracked Nuts, and a string of host family gatherings with prizes for high and low scores. It also notes health updates and community activities around May.
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J. D. Adams
William Mertz
Patee
Lawrence
Guy Grimes
Dover
Grimes
Mary Erwin
Erwin Kanzig
Iota Phi Phi Club
William Griffin
Howard Kehler
Otto Rosenau
Clarence Fuller
G. Williamson
D. M. Harris
Otto Durr
Olathe
Howard Kohler
Clara Baden
Dorothy Gabriel
Fred Rothberger
William Carter
George Gerstenberger
Oscar Lothholz
Hills Bros Coffee Roasting Ad Claims Superior Uniformity
The Hills Bros coffee advertisement draws a parallel between croquette frying and coffee roasting, urging readers to roast only a few pounds at a time for consistent flavor. It touts continuous process controlled roasting and vacuum cans to preserve freshness, urging shoppers to ask for Hills Bros. Coffee with the Arab trademark, Kansas City, 1931.
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Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Mrs. Westerhouse Visits in Kansas Tuesday
Mrs. Amos Westerhouse spent Monday with her daughter Mrs. Ralph Wotaw. Wauheta Stroud, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Stroud, had misfortunes to sing business in Kansas Tuesday.
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Ralph Wotaw
Wauheta Stroud
R. W. Stroud
Sing Business
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