Church Schedule Spotlight on Services and Classes
A dense listing details weekly church services and events across many congregations including Holy Communion, Sunday school, morning and evening worships, youth meetings, choirs rehearsals, and midweek prayer. It notes dates, leaders, and venues for the Church of God in Christ Immanuel Lutheran Emanuel, Nazarene, Methodist, Scient ist, and Baptist groups with specific times and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Christers Elm St
W. H. Jackson
Henderson
Mia. L. Meiy
Peater
Mra. Benson
Immanual Lutheran Church
Atth and
Sta
Norman Brandt
Howard A. Matzke
Robert Schaaf
Charlain von Gunten
Gamma Delta
Gerhardt W. Hyatt
Concordia Guild
Howard A. Matske
Frag Methodist
Conn
Pat Reid
Harley Yoder
Reid
Brieming
J. C. Kliewer
Yoneeon
Christenson
Jesus
Dale
Bimpeon
Paul
Ane Yank
Grant Meeran
Weimar
Church of the Nazarene Ferguson
Beeman
St. Ernat E. Klein
Jeanette Cass
Paul Rankin
Marion C. Allen
Clemson
the Lord
Handel
Beethoven
Ready to File Your Own Tax in 1940s Alert
A fragmented notice warns taxpayers to file their own income tax forms unless illiterate or incapacitated, noting available agency help during the 1940s tax season from January 1 to April 16, with employer assistance exceptions.
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Washington
Yester
Tinson
GE engineer to describe Carboloy computer at KU meeting
Engineer M. L. Smith of General Electric will describe the Carboloy machine at a student ASME chapter gathering at Kansas University. The 6:30 p m session in Room 300 Fowler Shops will cover the analog computer that analyzes up to 19 variables and was completed after nearly 20 years of GE work.
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M. L. Smith
General Electric Co
American Society of Tool Engineers
Kansas University
Fowler Shops
Temperance Drama to Be Presented at University
The Drunkard, a temperance drama from the 1850s, will be presented by University Players at 8 p.m. December 14 to 17 in Green Theater, Kansas University. Two Lawrence students join the cast, with many others from Kansas City, Wichita, Topeka, and nearby towns.
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University Players
Green
Kansas University
Lawrence
Glenn Pierce
Vera Stough
Mass
St. Brothers
Mike Grove
Larned
Bruce Dillman
Joan Grotenhuis
Independence
Tom Byran
Marvin Carlson
Ann Walters
Wichita
Margaret Hunt
Riley
Sheila Nation
Chanute
Janis Johanson
Nancy Woodson
Jack Gorelick
Kansas City
Steve Schmidt
Salina
Paul Culp
Overland Park
Shirley Lytle
Wheaton
Paul Johnson
Paola
Bradford Shearer
Joan Rosenwald
Topeka
Kenneth Plumb
Sunflower
Barbara Golden
Barbara Goering
Hutchinson
Marilyn Hond
Tickets On Sale In Green Hall Box Office
Rick LaCrosse announces 50 cent tickets available Monday at the Green Hall box office.
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Rick
LaCrosse
Green Hall
Telephone Firm Man Is Speaker for Kiwanians
David Hargis of Southwestern Bell spoke at the Kiwanis meeting in Eldridge about the tiny transistor and its effect on telephones and hearing aids. He demonstrated features of long distance dialing soon available between Lawrence and outside points. A Dec 9 ladies night and Christmas party were announced. The Tonganoxie club plans a High School Key Club and a Dec 12 meeting in Tonganoxie. The Haskell Key Club is sponsored by the Lawrence Kiwanis Club.
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David Hargis
Southwestern Bell Organization
Kiwanis
Eldridge
Hargis
St. Louis
Lawrence
Owen Smith
Tonganoxie Club
Tonganoxie
Haskell
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Virus to wipe out common clothes moth found in London
The International Wool Secretariat reports a new virus capable of eradicating clothes moths. Dr Kenneth Smith says it can be sprayed or dusted into clothing and furnishings.
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London
International Wool Secretariat
Kenneth Smith
Japan Foreign Minister Criticizes Nuclear Tests and Soviet Strategy
Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu in Tokyo condemned reported nuclear tests and what he called a Soviet Russia aggressive strategy. The remarks emphasized distrust and urged restraint amid evolving tensions.
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Japan
Tokyo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Soviet
Russia
Japanese minister warns of Soviet expansion and nuclear tests
Shigemitsu told parliament that tensions rise as Russia advances with aggressive strategy and reports of atom and hydrogen bomb tests. He argued the Soviet Union seeks influence in Egypt and the broader Middle East, Near East, and Asia, marking a rare formal rebuke since World War II.
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Russia
Free World
Shigmitsu
Soviet Union
Egypt
Middle East
Near East
Asia
Eggs On Demand Aids Pennsylvania Egg Production Effort
Poultry expert Harry Kauffman of Pennsylvania State University explains a plan to equalize monthly egg production. One flock hatched in winter, another in June to balance local supplies. farmers are advised to align output to the market.
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U University Park
Harry Kauffman
Pennsylvania State University
Kauffman
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M. W. Clark
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Schwinn Bicycles
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