Early Antioch Church Helps and Dearth Rumors Across Nations
The text notes Paul and Barnabas teaching in Antioch for a year, Christians named there, and Agabus warning of a world-wide famine while relief is sent to Judaea. It also cites political and press discussions on Ireland, Greece, American diplomacy, and relief efforts for starving Europe, with references to notable figures and events of the era.
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Hannabas
Tarsus
Saul
Antioch
Prophet
Jerusalem
Agabus
Clagilius
Judaea
Barnabas
Ireland
Herbert Hoover
W. B. Stubbs
Europe
Stubbs
Bel
Belgium
Red Cross
China
America
Lawrence News In Brief From Dec 1895 And Local Notices
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence the World and Journal note trials of boys accused of robbing a post office in Topeka. A music club meeting at Mrs Sol Marks residence featured performances by local girls and Mrs Ball. The meeting also covers club officers and re election of leaders. Kansas University ball team captaincy and a Kansas-Missouri game advertising share are noted. A marriage in Emporia marks a new union at the bride’s home. Fire department events and civic notices round out the items in this late 19th century column.
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Mall
Stéfetty
P Lawrence
Chicago
A. R. Keator
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Republican Daily Journal
Husen
Hayes
Karlton
Wonalveston Road
Earlton
New Chicago
Galveston
Leavenworth, Lawrence
Leavenworth
Lawrence . World
Unitiates
Topeka
Sol Marks
Ball
Summerfield
Ertham
Grace Colwell
Clede Miller
Rits
W. Co
Sinhor Im Pile Commersia
D. Anversock
J. Bromelsick
F. ‘Caldwell
A. D. ‘Weaver
F. W. Barteldes
A. Monroe
C. W. L. Armor
Kansas University
S. A. Kilworth
Wm. Addis
Emporia
Fire Department
Birthday milestones and observances marked nationwide
Today marks the centennial birth of Scott Tord noted New York lawyer and congressman. Queen Elizabeth of the Belgians celebrates her 45th birthday as do historical Pilgrims landing anniversaries. Texas Governor Hobby proclaims a Cotton Acreage Reduction Day statewide observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Tord
New York
Congress
Elizabeth
Pron Rock
Hobby
Texas i
Public Lands Highways Conference Aims to Back Chamberlain Bill
Washington today hosts a gathering of the Public Lands States Highways Association to press support for the Chamberlain bill extending the current Federal poll. The event highlights ongoing efforts to shape federal policy on land and highway funding amid broader industry concerns in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Public Lands States Highways Association
Washington, D. C
Notable birthdays of historical figures this day
On this date in history, figures born include the Roman Catholic Archbishop Henry Moeller of Cincinnati born in Cincinnati 71 years ago, sculptor Adolph Alexander born in Baden 50 years ago, Le Baron R. Briggs of Radcliffe College born in Salem Massachusetts 64 years ago, and Congressman Simeon D. Fess born in Allen County Ohio 59 years ago. Also notes mention Turss Tirphdays and Petersheed for her journey to America from Bavaria 45 years ago.
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Petersheed
America
Bavaria
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Adolph Alexanderer
Baden
Germany
le Baron R. Briggs
Radcliffe College
Saltem
Mass
Simeon D. Fers
Congress
Ohio
Alien County
Premier Clemenceau Visits London For Allies Pact
One year ago today reports said Premier Clemenceau traveled to London to discuss alliances with England and other allied nations, aiming to bolster cooperation amid ongoing war efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
London
England
Convention called for Kansas American Legion Auxiliary
Frank P. Samuel state adjutant issues call for first Kansas auxiliary convention in Newton January 10 and 11 to form a permanent organization adopt a state constitution elect officers and choose delegates and alternates to the national convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Frank P. Samuel
The
American Legion
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Newton
Missionary Reading Room Opens at 919 East Eighth
A free library is opened at 919 East Eighth Street. Allen Cameron, longtime missionary to China, returns to his field and places his library for public use. The room contains works by Trapp Mellier Henry Barnes Edwards Baxter Fletcher and the Library of the Fathers with magazines and devotional texts. Rev Geo L Dech will oversee the room and invites the public to visit. library hours run during weekday routine and all day Saturday.
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East Eighth Street
Allen Cameron
China
Trapp
Mellier
Henry
Barnes
Edwards
Baxter
Fletcher
the Fathers
Geo L. Dech
Crnuon
Actor faces on coin from leading actor in Pards film
In a May or March note, producer Neilan plans to feature the likeness of a top actor on a coin. Two Gun White Caps helps gather Indian actors for battle scenes and appears in close ups. White Caps later learns his image was used as the nickel portrait.
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Mar. Neilan
White Caps
Montana
Apellate Court
Burnside
Neilan
Revival meetings and Lutheran supper headline local church events
Rev F W Mey of Kansas City oversees revival meetings drawing interest and conversions at United Brethren ecology. Trinity Lutheran hosts monthly supper with Rev A Bard as speaker. Also notes an ancient orange tale and rainmaking dust experiment, plus a playful ad line from a chocolate brand.
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United Brethren Ecology
Weil
F. W. Mey
Kansas City
Lutheran Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Bard
First Lutheran Church
Bard
Unusual Proportion of Dropped Students Warns of Declining Work
Washington University Chancellor Dr. Frederick A. Hale reports that average student intelligence is lower than years past. The annual study notes rising college enrollments but warns the increase may yield a weaker graduate type, with more students dropped for poor work. It also cites a shifting gender balance and greater male avoidance of coed classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Frederick A. Hail
Washington University
Questions Pile Up At Kansas Attorney General Office
Topeka Kan Dec 11 The attorney general office reports a flood of inquiries and requests. Assistant Attorney General E W Clausen says the department answers all reasonable questions. Topics include bonds marriage taxes censorship and enforcement of laws with complaints noted about anti cigarette enforcement and a letter supporting it.
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Topeka
Kan
Attourney
E. W. Clausen
Clausen
Kans
Kansas
Illinois
Register of Deeds
Leavenworth
St. Louis
Sarlow Program at University Concert in Robinson Gym
The third concert of the University concert course will be held in Robinson gymnasium next Tuesday evening, December 14, starring soprano Myra Sharlow with Granville English at the piano. The program includes selections from Scarlatti, Verdi, Berlioz, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, and Gounod, plus folk songs and arrangements by Burleigh and Troyer. The evening features a King of Thule recital, Jewel Song aria, and Native American and African American songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Germnasium
Mytra Sharlow
Granville English
Gia
A Scarlatti
Johnie
Beethoven
Verdi
Berlioz
Gallie
Morkies
Gretchaninoff
Cecil Burleigh
Rachmaninoff
Bouree Bach-Saint-Saens
F. Sharp
Chopin
MacDowell
Mr. English
Cyril Stott
Loch Lomond
Burleigh
Troyer
Whelpley
Evangelical and Diverse Church Services Notice
A crowded Sunday schedule lists Evangelical Association St Luke A M E Church Baptist and other congregations with sermons by Rev. J. Smith Rev. Harris and Rev. J T Smith plus choir and Sunday school details. A strong line of morning worship at 11 a m and evening services at various times highlights multiple church activities across locations.
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Evangelical Association
J. K. Young
Conn
Sp. Jm
St. Luke A. M. E
J. J. Smith
Jay School
Lum
Douglas Je
Evan Damme Jase
Val
Allen C. B. League
Snowden
Evan Selist
Ninth St
Baptist Church Cor
Yth
Ohio
Jackson
Marstor
Ida Walace
Fisg
Elizabeth Martin
Sy.m
James A. M. E
W. E. Washington
di D. Harris
J.T. Smith
St. Luke
St. Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth
Vermont
S. Klyne
Epworth
Wrship
Methodist Orchestra
Wwested
Arthur MarMurray
Win Bo Dalton
Misa Var Lanelle
Amer
1St Christian Church
M. Lee Sorey
O. AL Ramy
Free Methodist Church
Conn. Sts
H. J. Lindley
Second Presbyterian Church
Cor Éth
Maine
P. B. Lawson
Fon
Bowman
Bille School
Eikenberry
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth Congregational Church
Blanche Weed
Reservatans Renst
Unitarian Church
Vermont Sts
B. M. Allen
Huxley
Zada Shipley
Mary and
Martha
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Bleck
J .W. Boyer
University Bile Vlassen
Lindley
Chas. Dunlap
Presbyterian _ Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
C. G. Dunlap
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Lague of
Nativnis
Dynam'te
Anon
Holls.i
Pennsylvania
Cuba
Constantine
Greece
Venizelos
Harding
United States
Tales
Connecticut
Leo X
Sistine Chapel
Florence
Rome
Uvzi
Washington
Vailegorge
U. S. Senate
Missouri
House of Entatives
Spain
Treves
Turss Tirphdays
Women's Auxiliary
Buffalo Nickle
Meriakel
United Brethren Church
India
France
Johnaston
Rapkins
Mt Effin Bieto
Sarlow
Robinson Gym
Faust
Orelup
Lawetee
Ykue
Vernon Wal
Theistian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian New Reading Room
Pfrst
Witerart
Tay School
Trinity Church
Evan A. Edwards
Trinity Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church Bible School
F. W. May
Seua
Hreet.ng
Wolff Book Store
Ie Nazarene
Seers Davies
Shir
Geo. L. Dech
Mr. Kurl White
Deioras Eislenberger
Krueger
Mark Mohler
Oreting
Northwestern Mutual Life
Craig Kennedy
O. A. Ramseyer
Nce
Insurance Service
the First Baptist Church
Young Peoples Organizations
Frank Jennings
Forest Witcraft
Will
Job
Presbyterian Brotherhood
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