Local Church Notices for Friday Evening Publication
A整理 of church notices lists schedules for Luke A. M. E. Girard, Ninth and New, with Sunday school at 9 45, morning and evening services, soloists Amelia Gleed and the Riley siblings, and a choir offering. Also details Evangelical Association, Episcopal, Baptist, and other congregations with sermons, Bible school, and union park services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke A. M. E. Girardh
Ninth
New. K
John Adams
Lillian
Christian
Peter Riley
Ola
Union Park Meeting
South Park
Rev
St. Joseph, Mo
Woodland Park Meeting
Rr Ae
E. E. Stauffer
Elist Christian Church
Urk
Kentucky
Lee Sarey
Eelock
Nature's School
Sul- Romang
Uhiemon A
Baptist and Presbyterian
Baptist and
Presbyterian Churches
Baptist Church
Ofelock
J. P. Hicks
Second Presbyterian Church of
Topeka
Presbyterian and Congregational Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Centenary Methodist to Hold Morning and Evening Services
Fordice the superintendent notes a Sunday program at Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church at north 4th and Elm Streets with an 11 a.m. service on Gods Requirements theme and later open air gospel and song service at 8 p.m. attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordice
Centenary Methodist Episcopal _ Church
North 4Th
Elm Streets
Roy E. Burt
Epworth Leag
Centenary
Post Office Expansion Discussed With Federal Official
William N. Collier, supervising superintendent of U S public buildings, met Postmaster C Scewir in Lawrence to review options for adding a new wing or enlarging the post office to handle increased business. No new plans yet. government architects would draft if a new wing is decided. Likely delays due to pending Congress appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Collier
U. S
Lawrence
C. (. Scewir
Ier
Washington
Senate Military Committee Explains Draft Age Extension
Washington Aug 10 The Senate military committee heard Secretary Baker urge prompt enactment of the administrations bill extending the draft ages to 18 to 45 as part of the war program. He said action should fix September 5 as registration day and noted the order suspends enlistments until the man power bill is settled, not applying to those who already began military steps. The hearing included questions about a perceived shift in department stance on the extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Military ‘Committee
Baker
Army
Navy
General Crowder
Sec
General March
Crowder
Chamberlain
Reed
Missouri
Boschee's German Syrup Boosts Sleep and Lung Comfort
Boschee's German Syrup claims to quiet coughs soothe sore throats and lungs reduce bronchial irritation and aid overnight rest. Marketed in America for fifty two years it is presented as a prescription aiding nature in improving general health and fighting lung troubles including asthma croup and bronchitis sold at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
America
Andv
Labor Director Sets Kansas District Quotas for Camp Eustice
Labor Director J Will Kelley of the U S employment service assigned quotas to eleven Kansas districts for 1650 mobilization to Camp Eustice Virginia 1000 to work 30 days at 3 50 daily with free transport. Topeka will host 1000 movers next Wednesday departing by special train. District quotas include Atchison 100 Kansas City 250 Parsons 200 Wichita 300 Hutchinson 150 Salina 100 Topeka 200 Emporia 100 Independence 100 Dodge City 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Aug. v
Kansas
Camp Eustice
Lee Hall
Virginia
J. Will Kelley
U. S. Employment Service
Atchison
Kansas City
Parsons
Wichita
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Hays
Salina
Emporia
Independence
County buys Waterloo Boy tractor to speed bridge work
County commissioners announce the purchase of a Waterloo Boy tractor from Green Brothers will reduce costs and accelerate rock crushing for bridge construction. The device will haul the rock crusher and provide power for on site crushing, enabling timely repairs and broader uses. A separate notice reports William Edwin Courtney of 17 West 14th Street dead in France, with his death being investigated and awaiting confirmation from family. John Thomas Casey, from Missouri, has been adjudged insane by the probate court after prior procedural failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Green Brothers
W. R. Green
William Edwin Courtney
France
W. T. Courtney
West 14Th Street
Howard Reedy
Dwight Buchanan
Courtney
Vosges
137Th Infantry, Receivianab
Joseph Thomas Casey
Fort Logan
Colorado
E. Lindley
Probate Court
Casey
Missouri
Lawrence
Miss Marguerite Clark Engaged to Army Officer
Miss Marguerite Clark celebrated film star status by selecting First Lieutenant H Palmerson Williams Ordnance Department United States Army as her fiancé. Their friendship began at Lawrenceville Academy and was rekindled during her Liberty Loan tour through the south and west, culminating in a formal engagement in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
H. Palmerson Williams
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Wiliams
Lawrenceville Academy
Yale
Clark
South
New Orleans
Williams
Paroled man Clarence Smith charged with forgery
Clarence Smith aged 20 previously paroled from Hutchinson reformatory faces forgery charges after police accuse him of forging checks to obtain popcorn and other goods from local merchants. He is held on counts of forgery and theft with handwriting matched to the checks. Police say he sold 480 pounds of popcorn and forged receipts using stolen billheads while employed at several local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence WE Smith
WL DL Schneck
Smith
Kartelies Seed Company
Smith Pa
Bert Noster
Massachusetts
Lawrence National Bank
George Billings
Lesten- Confectioners
A S Smuth
Battoldes
Wethy
Alreaiy
Hutchinson Re
Henry Porter
Midlant
Digwid Court
Hutchinson Syda
Seates Certificates of Indebtedness Sale Notice
Fragments announce sale of United States Certificates of Indebtedness Series dated 1918 with 412 per cent interest. Denominations 100 and larger. Mentions Watkins National Bank and obituaries for Chas McCoy and wife Mrs McCoy, with burial in Branch cemetery near Perry Kansas after heart trouble. Also references training camp postings and local job opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E Watkins National Bank
Irmia
Chas. McCoy
McCoyz
Bipsheriff
W.ha Banning
Perry
Kansas
Rhode Island St
Branch
Thimpsonville
Campaign for More Silos Promotes Silage as Cheaper Livestock Feed
Kansas officials and Governor Capper back a nationwide silo drive, urging farmers to store silage to save labor and boost productivity. The circular highlights benefits like reduced winter labor, higher carrying capacity, and better feed efficiency, with quotes from H J Waters and farm leaders.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Christian Church
M. Lee Sorey
Journal-World Office
Evangelical Association
Tenth and
Connecticut Streets
J. K. Young
Woodland Park
thaStrest ‘Baptist
Udeh Corner
Sih Amd
Ohio
G. N. Dickson
Nde Y
W. mm. Ai
Central Park
Biiends
Delaware
Fred Laptad
Kennedy
Eft
Oelock
Christian Science
Church of Christ Scientist
Christian] Science
Trinity’ Lutheran
Court House
Phiblic
Allen
Mount Ho
McNish
Federal Building
Susa Brooks
Grandin
Labor Director
Iarguerite Clark
Harry P. Williams
Clarence Smith
Crimins
District Court
Front Fenitentiary
Ay C.walfessippi
Thas Bing C. Walters
Mississippi F
Etgrsburg
Nocglas
Defense Council
Ensilage
Capper
H. J. Waters
Mate Council
H. J.waters
State Council of Defense
Jeb
the Northwestern
Sessue Hayakawa
Allies
War Review
Mae Marsh
Saturday Evening Post
Irving
Cobb
Mrtt
Jeff
Budd Fisher
Madge Kennedy
Pnthe News
Cecil B. de Mille
Rupert, Hughes
Kathryn Williams
Elliott Dexter
Wanda Hawkley
Theodore Roberts
Sylvia Breamer
Official War Review
Charles Ray
Mack Sennett
Peruna and
Manalin
E. M. Elliott
Ottawa, Kansan
Over Security State Bank
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
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