Denies Church Loss In Protestants Denial Sparks Debate
In Cleveland August 31 United Press reports Rev E R Wright denies Dr H K Carroll claim that U S Protestant churches lose 500000 members yearly. Wright cites shifting populations and ongoing net gains over 20 years with 13983 new members in the last fiscal year. Additional items note traffic fines for overparking and a bicycle collision at Eighth and Kentucky Streets involving Terrance Fox, 18, and Bruce W Merwin of 941 Indiana Street. Parking infractions include an overparking fine for Ross Taylor Paul Friend and A D Smith and a restricted zone fine for Weeber Hutton. two vehicles pulled in after 2 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
H. K. Carrol
Inter-Church Conference
E. R. Wright
Federated Churches
Wright
Carroll
Ross Taylor
Paul Friend
A. i D. Smith
Weeber Hutton
Terrance i Fox
Bruce W. Merwin
Indiana Street
Eighth
Kentucky
Legion Has Ice Cream for Ex-Doughboys Voyage
New York August 31 UP Indications are 18000 ex doughboys will sail Sept 1 with six days aboard the Leviathan Caledonia Roosevelt De Grease Celtic and others. About 80000 quarts of ice cream will be carried including vanilla the preferred flavor enhancing postwar morale. The commissary list shows lavish fare contrasted with rations of 1917 18 as the veterans travel to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
American Legion
Leviathan
Caledonia
Roosevelt
Personal News Items From Lawrence Delights and Departures
Mr and Mrs J W Anderson plan a trip to Denver Col to visit their son Dr Robert N Anderson. Miss May Marsh spent yesterday in Kansas City. Francis Dietrich will depart today for Culver Ky to teach high school commercial subjects and English this fall. Mrs Dietrich a 1925 University graduate has worked at the Journal World two years. Mr and Mrs Arthur Mounce and daughter Marguerite from Keosauqua Ia, on an overland trip to Fort Smith Ark and Leavenworth were in Lawrence yesterday to visit Ernest Ly Metcalf at 1002 Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Anderson
Denver Cole
Robert N. Anderson
May Marsh
Kansas City
Francis Dietrich
Culver
Ken
Myr. Dietrich
Journal-World
Mrr
Arthur Mounce
Marguerite
Keosauqua
Boen
Fort Smith
Ark
Leffeyville
Lawrence
Wallnce
Ernest Ly Metcalf
Vermont
Rived
Isaouri
Olark
Matt
Rogers
Onganoxie
Ernest Fetro
Hewins
Kansas
Mra
Ite
White
Chas
F. J. Buckingham
J. E. Watkins
Tonganoxie
Todd
J. E. Dwyer
I. T. Herd’s
A. J. Higgins
Leavenworth
Ire
Edgar McRill
F. A. McRill
Almeda Barber
Anne Taylor
Lena Sutton
Negley
H. G. Skeets
Harry
Alfred
Perry
D. L. McNerney
J. A. McKone
Fred Kahn
Will . Kahn
Emporia
Mize Othel Kahn
Taylor
Fort Leavenworth
Melville Miller
Paris Pearson
Othel Wiley
Janet
Elizabeth Wiley
Swope Park
Emma Siscoe
Gillis Orphans Home
C. Wiley
Francis Taylor
Chefoo
China
St Shanghai
F. A. Dickinson
Farm Bureau
Margaret McCleary
C. W. Hemphill
Wellsville
Oklahoma
Harvey Overholt
Verdis Overholt
Blanche Phenicies
Elen Hemphill
Jean McKane
John Greever
Stanwood
Ella Sullivan
Sullivan
C. L. Dehoff
Alfred Skeets
Robert Graham
McLouth
George Schaffer
Linwood
Jim Toyne
Junior White
A. Wartzack
Aid Society
Olive Verhoff
Fredonia
Kan
G. L. Phenicie
John Dorney
Grace Sandera
Simison
O. W. Sowers
F. L. Pope
Mra. McKone
Ring Fans
Sam Kelsall
Othe! Wiley
C.L. Dehoff
Arthur Quidahl
Midland
New London to Get Prince Residence Changes in Royal Personnel
London reports that after the Canadian royal tour the heir will occupy Marlborough House while the Prince of Wales returns. Prince Henry, King George’s third son, will move into York House with the 10th Hussars stationed in London this winter, noting his restraint from special privileges. A separate dispatch notes Russia’s Klondike gold deliveries by air from the Aldan fields, speeding shipments that once took days by pack-horse. Malmoe officials push sobriety as a prerequisite for driving licenses, tying license issuance to liquor control.
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London
U.P
Prince
Prince of Wales
Marlborough House
York House
Prince Henry
George
10Th Hussars
Percome Caretat LP Vst
Air Moscow
Russia
Klondike
Aldan
Siberia
Malmoe
Sweden
Hetzel
Albach
Board of Liquor Control
Temperance Council
Berger
Sunday Visits and Gatherings Across Topeka Families
A flurry of social calls and visits within Topeka and neighboring towns is recorded. Mrs. Beattie Collins and Miss Dorothy Armstrong called on Mrs. W. S. Collins and family. Several relatives traveled to Kansas for weekend gatherings, including Pearl White of Lawrence and the Collins family. Churchgoing and dinners feature, with visits to Midland Riverside and North Lawrence, and funeral attendance for W. A. Oliver at Penwell chapel in Topeka. Various Collins, Armstrong, and related families hosted or visited friends and kin across Lawrence, Oakland, Topeka, and Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Collins
Dorothy Armstrong
W. S. Collins
Lionel Rogers
Allen Morris
J. M. Crowder
Sidney Em_mete
Kansas
Pearl White
Lawrence
Clarence ‘Hodson
Billie
Betty
Lawrence Vernon
Henry Beuermann
Jake Hetrick
Mike Shelly
Barker
Paul Brune
Midland
Henry Collins
Oscar J . Collins
Hugh Collins
North Lawrence
Theodore Armstrong
Osgod Armstrong
Riverside
Marie J
Ona Belle Collins
Eugene
Jack Collins
Clarence Hodson
Nellie Elder
Linwood
Dorothy Imstrong
Delbert Miller
Bill Haas
Harry Carr
Winter
Harlie Armstrong
George Langenderfer
Marguerite
George Jr
Mary Louise Langenderfer
Lake View
George Beuermann
Argentine
Julius Beuermann
Sunady
Mack Grant
No. 6
Robert and
Marshall Gorrill
Mr. Martin
Brackett
Clearfield Crowder Households Return from Western Trip
CLEARFIELD CROWDER Miss Ona Belle Collins Miss Pearl White Miss Marie Collins and Henry Collins returned home Wednesday after a ten days motor trip through western Kansas and Colorado. They visited relatives in Larnard Has ty Denver and Colorado Springs and toured Mt Manitou museums. Their journey included many social calls with cousins and friends in Iuka Pratt Six Corners River side and Topeka. They attended a Le Loupe picnic and visited numerous families before arriving home.
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Ona Belle Collins
Pearl White
Marie Collins
Henry Collins
Kansas
Colorado
Larnard
Kan
E. C. Lutz
Hasty
Colo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Mt. Manitou
Seth Center
Iuka
Tom Kelly
Pratt
Rollie Stanwix
Clayton
Six Corners
Osgood Armstrong
Riverside
Harry Carr
Harry Jr
Margaret Elizabeth
Edith
Winter
Carr
Tonganoxie
Harlie Armstrong
J. M
Nettie Crowder
Sidney Emmett
Beattie Collins
Nathan Morris
Fay
Raymond
Zie
Russell Morand
Raines
Topeka
Ray [Morris
Lecomption
Allen Morris
Clarence Hodson
Thurmann Rothwell
F. C. Carr
Tonganosxie
Nellie Elder
Linwood
J. E. Mercer
Lawrence
Miss
Johnny Brecheisen
Overbrook
Phillip Meeder
Ben Brecheisen
Roy Phillips
N. C
Henry Deckwa
Jon
Brecheisen
George Breithaupt Sr
George
Gardner
Anna Miller
Pearl Strobel
East Eudora
Mildard Parker
Alvin Parker
Ottawa
le Loup
Blanch Godman
Alice Rosemary
George Breithaupt
Missouri
Godman
Marshall
Ted Thoren
Henry Hausman
Phillips
Gideon Breithaupt
Pauli Hausman
Mission Band of
Clearfield
Homer Clark
Arehea
Florin Meeder
Eudora
Nora Vitt
Helen Selzer
Ellen Melville
Teachers Institute
John Chaney
Martin Breithaupt
Kansas City
Ortoff
Minnie Beaker
Nebraska
John Selzer
Alvin Durr
Durr
Laverne Brecheisen
Henry Brecheisen
Rosco Local Farmers Union
Phospect
Mary Miller
Anna
Near Gardner
Alma Breithaupt
Lena Breithaupt
Emma Deckwa
Paul
Oeing
Frank Ortoff
Colors Now For Ill Feoria Treatment By Zeller
Dr Geo A Zeller superintendent of the State Hospital at Bartonville says future treatment for melancholia will use rooms with ruby tones violet dominant color schemes and violet glasses for calming irritability chrome for relaxation and relief of spasmodic conditions. Insanity cases will see colors play a prominent role in care.
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Feoria
United Press
Geo. A. Zeller
State Hospital
Bartonville
Zeller
Mothers urged to spank daughters deemed too modern
London AP reports Miss A S Porter secretary of City Young Women's Protection society urging mothers to thrash daughters who have become spoilt and over-indulged and frequent streets at night. She blames mothers for giving too much freedom and says spanking is the cure to prevent night parading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. S. Porter
Young Wamon’s Protection Society
Judges named for milk company ice cream name contest
Mrs T D Funk C B Holmes and Dolph Simons are named judges for a Lawrence sanitary milk company contest to name a new flavored ice cream on the market. The contest closes at midnight tonight with a $25 gold prize for the winner and fifty runners up receive a quart of ice cream each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Funk
C. B. Holmes
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Saniitary Milk Company
Tonganoxie Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Events
Tonganoxie residents and relatives are noted in a flurry of weekend visits and trips. Walter Zoellner and son Munro shopped in Kansas City. Henry Floyd Geib and Mrs. H H Porter toured St Louis. Eva Little returned from Bozeman. Nellie Parney was hospitalized for appendicitis in Lawrence. Miss Alice Spoor and Miss Parney traveled for work and care. Local clubs, golf plans, and a new golf course began construction. readers hear of marriages, hospital visits, and community mingling across Kansas City, Lawrence, and nearby towns.
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Walter F. Zoellner
Munro
Kansas City
Galen White
Fay White
Henry Geib
Bon
Henry Floyd
St. Louis
H. H. Porter
Will Cronemeyer
Eva Little
Bozeman
Mont
Junction City
Detroit
Mich
H. B. Klein
Bertha Halstead
Halstead
Sporr & Wager
Alice Spoor
A. R. Levenson
T. C. Davis Jr
Rozece Bidell
Baby
E. Camp
BE. White
Starwood
Fester Lanning
J. C. Lanning
Will Carrigan
F. M. Huffman
McConnell's Hospital
Lawrence
D. H. Harling
Vivian Harling
Marian Woodward
Billy Harling
Beaumont
Texas
Bruce Harling
Walter Harling
Lizzie Busey
W. C. Allan
Perry
Way Hawk Club
Neela Stunmetz
Akron
Colo
Stienmets
Kans
Foster Lanning
Sam Jones
Helen
Todd Jones
Leonard FE. Hazen
Mae Bencroft
Bonner Springs
B. L. Cowden
Excelsior Springs
Cowden
First National Bank
Kansas Electric Power Co. Co
C.F. Redding
Memorial Hospital
Margaret Maneell
Chicago
Will Klinkenburg
G. M. Peters
L. K. Wells
Nellie Parney
Simons Hospital
Elmer Fitch
Atchinson
Anna Myers
Eric Schoenan
Little Joan Friend
Frank, Zoellner
Local notes from Reno reflect community life and travels
Renoillinois era items recount moves to Leavenworth for work, families visiting kin across Kansas, school plans, medical notes, and a large social calendar. Mentions include McRill family, Barber, Kahn, Overholt, Skeets, Phenicie, and Dehoff connections with Lawrence, Leavenworth, Topeka, and Tonganoxie. Miss Marie Hoss begins nurse training in Kansas City. a wedding festivity hosts 100 guests. and a new barber shop opening announced for Sept 1 at Masu.
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Legion
Steamshins
ELKS
Bert Widhams
Tit Mass
Carl Howard
Gerald Laiten
Kansas City, Mo
James Moore
Massachusetts Street
Messer
Moore
J. H. White
Alabama Street
Bottle” Reed
Cocal
Galway
Ireland
Will
Henderse
Leavenw
O U. Henri
Theodore Hades
Frankfort
Walter F
Lantis
Indiana
McCormick
Fred Thomann
Charles Lanning
H. Driesbach
Elliott Myers
Chaunice Angell
Jack
Sharp
Walter McRin
John Lewis
Greiver Allan
Leakey
Meele Leakey
Horace Leakey
B Port
Illinois
J. Oroe
South Carolina
Mountain View
Arkansas
Reno
Ralph McRill
Henry Eisele
Robert Blaker
Alfred Kahn
Gantz
Williamstown
Will Hoover
Kelsall
Mary Foley
Richard Kelly
Joe Fletcher
George Sowers
K. C
Edgar. McRill
F. A. McRilniall
A. J Higgins
Ruth Phenicie
Harold ‘Sowers
0. W. Sowers
F. L. Pone
Henry Kahn
Dwight, Kans
Antone Kahn
Tuesda
Robert
FR. A. McRill
Mias Almeda Barber
O'Dea
Georgiana Bleakley
Estes Park
Kanarado
Ernest Kant
Otto
Harry Overholt
Thelma Overholt
Geraldine Potter
Stillwater
Oklahams
Chas. Miller
Eph. Dehoff
W. A. Dehoff
Haas
May Dickinson
A. C. Hess
Butterfield
G. Williams
Worth Williams
Ferro
Berryville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Maxine Angell
John Dwyer
Arno Taylor
I. T
Hird
Evla Sullivan
Nellie Viets
Pavilion
Fir
Bért Wadhamz
Masu
Phoas
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Florida-Cuba
Journal-World Office
Srd
Florida
Cuba
Newmark
Suneh Machiggn ¥T
Corey Rely
Tadoe
Newman
Cubs
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