Young People Conference Opens in Ottawa
Ottawa Kansas hosts a six day regional conference of the Church of the Brethren for youths aged 16 to 24 from Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Missouri and Nebraska. Leaders include McPherson college officials and local pastors while daily worship discussions and campfire services pace afternoons of Forest Park recreation and encampment activities.
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Salem
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Guide Rock, Neb
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China
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Indiana
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Elgin
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General Mission Board
Monument site picked for Bryan memorial in Florida
The national monument to the late William Jennings Bryan will be placed on the southwest shore of Lake Okeechobee, Clewiston, Florida. Mrs. Marionessa Bryan Evans announced the site chosen, noting Bryan’s ties to Florida and plans for a heroic statue with Bible in hand and children, plus prize epitaphs. Funding from Miss Evans and other donors already totals several thousand dollars.
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Violin Department Head Recital Tour Notes
Waldemar Geltch head of the University school of fine arts violin department writes from the West about summer recital tours. He describes audiences of 1300 at the University of Colorado and a similar program at the University of Wyoming, plus engagements in Albuquerque, Colorado Springs and other Colorado towns with visits from Kansas graduates Dr. G. R. Van Atta and Judge Hickey. Professor Gelich and wife performed in Albuquerque Rotary events and other Colorado venues.
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University] School of Fine Arts
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Wyandotte County Tax Ruling Upheld On Insurance Firm
The Kansas Public Service Commission sitting as equalization board upheld Wyandotte County’s 900000 valuation of the Federal Reserve Life Insurance Co of Kansas City. The insurer contested the county’s $78,630 taxable assets plus $300,000 assets invested in liberty bonds. the commission affirmed the county’s capital stock valuation at 900000.
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Collision at Highth and Massachusetts injures drivers
Two cars collided at an intersection near Highth and Massachusetts streets yesterday at 1 o'clock. Mrs Shaw of Rhode Island street and E Bunn of 621 Massachusetts street were the drivers. Each party said the others were not seen as they approached the crossing. No further details provided.
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Card of Thanks and Notices from Local Pierce Family
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs John Laughlin and Children expressing gratitude for kindness and floral offerings during illness and death of their daughter and sister Helen. Also mentions ads and college opening September and mentions a remedy advertisement by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive issues.
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Helen
John Laughlin
Al Tearney to Retire as Western Baseball League President
Al Tearney of the Western Baseball League announced to reporters that after twenty five years in baseball he will retire at the end of the current season. He said he needed a rest.
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Colo
Tipa. P
Tearney
Western Baseball League
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