United Brethren and many area churches announce services
A calendar of church activities lists United Brethren M Browning pastor with Sunday school at 9 45 and multiple sermons throughout the day. Unitarian Church led by Wilson M Backus offers a 11am sermon Evolution and Jesus Spiritual Heredity with a 10am forum. Free Methodist Minnie Beers leads 9 30 Sunday school 11am sermon and 7 30pm service. Other churches like Ninth Street Baptist First Presbyterian and First Methodist share sermons, Sunday schools, and holiday programs including Christmas offerings and cantatas.
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United Brethren Church
Browning
Tia
C. F
Neil
Thornburg
Unitarian Church
Vermont
Wilson M. Backus
W. C. Stevens
Jesus
Backus
Emerson
Free Methodist Church
12Th
Conn
Minnie’ A. Beers
Ninth Street
9Th
Ohio
G. N. Jackson
Ida Wallace
Forum
C. B. Jenkins
P. U
Thomas McGalop
Church of the Brethren
14Th
New Hampshire
Geo. W. Burgin
Jno
Metsker
Ipma
First ‘Presbyterian Church
D. D
Helen Hamilton
Vinland Highs Roof Progress Ahead of Christmas
Vinland High school construction advances with the roof planned to be on by Christmas though occupancy is not expected before next fall. Delays stem from bond voting for the 10 000 dollar building, leaving completion beyond the current year. The Vinland school board presumes occupancy next fall rather than this season. Meanwhile the register of deeds reports a busy December with 93 instruments filed since December 1, including 41 mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland
Vinland School
O Register
Register of Deeds
Isa Well- Susan
Register’ of Deeds
Revival meetings at Brackett school schedule
The Brackett school hosts revival services all week next with 11 AM 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM sessions daily and 7 20 PM weeknight bells. No service tomorrow night December 15 due to a school Christmas program. All are invited to attend. The St Louis Symphony Orchestra will perform The March in D by Prof Edward F Kurtz on February 3, a piece already staged by major orchestras with favorable reviews.
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Jfirat
Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
God the Preserver of Man
Christian Science Reading Room
Mass
St. Luke A. M. E. Church Corner
9Th
New York
T. W. Greene, Jr
M. Bivens
Jeltz
Allen Christian Endeavor
S. Snowden
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Illinois St
Hauck
Eudora
St. James A. M. FE
Maple Street
J. W. Johnson
7Th Street
FW. Johnson
T. R. Jackson
Allen Christian’ Endeavor
Richelue
Eph
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Ray A. Eusden
CG. A. Smart
Eusden
Downing
Young Peoples Societies
Brackett
Kurtz
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Edward F. Kurtz
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Arbor Days Observed and Health Conference News
Today marks Arbor Day observances in Mississippi with a wreath laying at the Washington tomb by the Fredericksburg Masonic Lodge. A joint Louisiana Mississippi public health conference in New Orleans and a national Allied Ford-for-President Clubs meeting in Detroit conclude today with a public session. Louis Agassiz noted as having died fifty years ago on this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Louis Agassiz
Masonic Lodge
Fredericksburg
Washington
New England
United States
Louisiana
New Orleans
Detroit
Au- Ajorium
Teachers to Gather For County District Meeting
District school teachers plan a regular monthly gathering tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the county office of superintendent C. J. Tane. A short pupil program will precede round table discussions on teachers' problems. Seven teachers attended the November meeting. more are expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Tane
Sven
Murder hearing postponed for Kenneth Sullivan
The preliminary murder hearing for Kenneth Sullivan, charged with the killing of Ray McNutt, was postponed again in justice court until Friday morning at 10. Sullivan remains in the county jail awaiting the hearing after a postponement from this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Sullivan
Ray McNutt
Justice Court
Sullivan
Ancient Prague book links birth months to women traits
From Prague archives a discovered atlas on astronomy links a woman’s birth month to personality. It outlines January to December types, noting housewives in January, good mothers in February, volatile traits in March, mercurial April, merry May, fiery June, rosy July, amiable August, susceptible September, ardent October and November kindness, and December’s extravagant hunt for sensations.
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Prague
Associated Press
June
Weamen
Hawaii Reports On Increased Income And Prosperity
Hawaii’s territorial governor W R Farrington filed his annual report to Congress detailing steady progress this year. Highlights include record savings deposits, port tonnage, a 1923 sugar crop near 524000 tons valued at about 63 million dollars, and 5500000 cases of pineapples worth 28.875 million. Labor conditions improved with Filipino agricultural workers rising, while Japanese share in sugar fell to second. The report notes alien population issues and debates over alien language instruction, mentions Hawaii receives no federal highway or general appropriations, and cites $9,569,218.41 in local taxes. The Hawaii legislature authorized a commission to push for full statehood and recognition as part of the United States.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hawaii
W.R. Farrington
Congress
Hawaiian
Philippines
Farrington
Porto Rico
Alaska
War Department
Kansas Population Grows 16228 in 1922 23 Report
Kansas gained 16 228 population in 1922 23 per the State Board of Agriculture annual report. Total population 1 823 375. Wyandotte leads in gain, Sedgwick strong, Shawnee largest loss. Eleven counties over 30 000 population last year stay in same rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
State Board of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Mente Terre
Wyandotte
Stantonce
Shawnee
Ken
Comanche
Sedgwick
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Marion
Stanton
Crawford
High School Comedy Come Out of the Kitchen
The high school Dramatic club opened the season with Come Out of the Kitchen a lively comedy set in a southern aristocratic family posing as servants for a wealthy northern man. Leonard O bryan delivered the finest turn as Burton Crane while Jeanette Bowersock Charms as Jane Allen and Josephine Hosford stood out as Mrs Falkener. Other strong turns came from John Mitchell Eldon Ardrey Leland Barrows Vena Bolin Josephine Klein Eunice Harkey and Yelna Calvert in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Dramatic Club
Leonard
O’bryan
Burton
Crane
Jeanette Bowersock
Jane Allen
Mrs
Vena Bolin
Dangerfield
Elizabeth
Josephine Klein
Eunice Harkey
Jane Ellen
Rural Germany Devoured by Food Scarcity and Barter
Kottbus Germany reports severe food shortages as rural markets refuse produce. A city of 40 000 near Berlin sees eggs milk fruit and vegetables vanish. Farmers avoid selling for devalued paper marks, preferring to eat their goods. villagers travel to barter for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kottbus
Germany
Berlin
Koibus
Witos Forgives Count and Resumes Interior Post
Warsaw reports Prime Minister Witos forgives Count Alfred Chlapowski a relative of artist Helen Radierka and invites him to accept the post of Interior Minister to close the incident. Also noted is the Warsaw Nursing School graduating its first class of 16 with aid from the American Red Cross and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Associated Press
Witos
Alfred, Chlapowski
Helen Radierka
American Red Cross
Helen Ly Bridge
Dorothy Hughes
Garden City Print Shop Pioneers Keep Working Decades
Garden City Kansas honors veteran printers Shep Norris 76 and Homer Norris 63 who ran Norris Brothers print shop and Garden City Herald for 37 and 63 years respectively without vacations. They describe a lifelong career through droughts grasshoppers and economic ups and downs, intent on guiding the Herald into future years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kans
Nestor
Kansas
G. Norris
Eighth Street
Shep
Homer Norris
Texas
Norris Brothers
Garden City Herald
Herald
Drouth
Reyes Brothers
Vaca
the Sentinel
The
Irrigator
Arkansas Valley Journal
Women Run Metal Business London
There is a met company in Great Britain administered wholly by women with a woman chairman, women directors, a woman auditor and a women secretary, plus a qualified woman engineer and metallurgist. Two titled women have re joined the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metal Business
London
Associated Press
Met
Great Britain
Direcors
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Gome
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Oth
Delaware
Ohn Howard
Unday
Hristian Endeavor
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Tenth and
Vermont Sts
Eran
Evelyn Bur‘ton
Servics
First Christian Church
Charles A. Richard
Christian Endeavor
University Christian Endeavor
Trinity
Evan A. Edwards
Mystery Way
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Evangelical Church
Comer
10Th and
Connecticut Sts
B. L. Lady
W. Newby
Evangelical League of Christian Endeavor
Centenary M
Church Cor
4Th and
Elm St
Epworth League
Fred M. Bailey
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Kentucky
Eighth Streets
Frank Jennings
Forest E
Witcraft
Commonwealth of God
Eusdén
Hall Gamne
Knockaloo
Chlapowski
United
Big Springs
Rankin’s Drug Store
Ee Eee
Arkansas
Cordova
W. W. Council
Green Island
Here
Ideal
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Journal-World
Lawrence
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