Church notices from corner Vermont and east streets
A collection of Sunday services and programs from First Methodist, Trinity Lutheran, Unitarian, Evangelical, United Brethren, Ninth Street Baptist, First Christian, and other local churches. Includes worship times, Sunday School, Lent series, minister and program details, and reminders of church events and memberships. Names of churches, pastors, and venues appear alongside sermon topics and meeting schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal
Vermont
Tenth Streets
Henry W. Hargett
Gordon B. Thompson
University
B.S. Weatherby
Epworth Losrue
Filiett Wiehot
Eugene
Trinity Lutheran
Court House
Unitarian
Twelfth
Charles E. Luck
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
United Brethren In Christ
Ith
TL Huffman
Samuel Pordice
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist
Kentucky
Eighth Streets
Frank Jennings
W. C McConnell
A. S. Olin
Tito
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
E. A. Bleck
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ata Et
Pleasant Grove Private Roy Laster Improves at Home
Private Roy Laster in Pleasant Grove is getting better with his father by his side. He sends daily telegrams to the town mayor. A. Puckett has become special delivery mail carrier in Lawrence and likes the shift from the shop. Mrs Puckett’s brother Private Irvin White was due to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Laster
A. Puckett
Lawrence
Soothe Itching with Cuticura In Daily Skin Care
An ad style notice promotes Cuticura products to soothe itching and prevent skin troubles. It urges washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, then applying Cuticura Ointment daily to keep pores clear and impurities away, and mentions pricing and availability.
Camp Doniphan Extension Sought For Soldier on Leave
Camp Doniphan Saturday extension requested for a soldier on fur lough due to a fractured collar bone. A village round includes visits by Daniels and Hodgins family, wood sawing by A L Williams, and a note that the fifth month of school ends with smooth progress. Community members attend church, library reminders urge book returns, and obituaries mention W Q Hibner of Claremont, SD, dies at sixty one after locomotive complication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Doniphan
E. E. Daniels
Grandma Hodgins
Mr Daniels
High Prairie
John Daniels
Tom Clark
Roy Herr
A. L. Williams
Will Puckett
Kanwaka
Elmer Flory
Fred Reese
Jessie Reese
Missouri
Reese
G. R. Hibner
W. Q. Hibner
Claremount
South Dakota
Dakota
Claremont
A. DL. Williams
Fred Flory
Washington
Creek
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed by Lawrence Readers
Doubt disappears as local readers report backache relief with Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. W. Peterson of 915 New Jersey Street recalls quick relief from kidney distress and back pain, five years later still using them occasionally with consistent results. Priced at 60c. Foster Milburn Company, Buffalo, N Y, promotes the remedy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dean
Teneword
W. Peterson
New Jersey Street
Pget Doan
Perry Family News and Local Notices
Perry, W M Lewis of Topeka visited his brother Lee Lewis and family. William Frost, son of J D Frost, arrived in England and serves in the signal corps. Prof W C Head of Ann Arbor receives a major commission in the sanitary corps on the staff of Surgeon General Gorgas. Head formerly with Kansas University and is A F Haynes’ nephew. Arthur Ham of Oak Grove reports a sore foot after a horse accident. Mrs Ed Saylor and Wm Bullaugh attend the funeral of Charley Sharp’s daughter in Topeke. T F Stallons has a public sale on Feb 12 at C Hebble. Paul Bleske's sale on Feb 14 north of town. Smalley near Perry on Feb 20. Mr Stations to rest as Bieske moves to Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lewis
Topeka
Lee Lewis
J. D. Frost
William Frost
England
Signal Corps
W. C. Head
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Sanitary Corps
Gorgas
Kansas University
Twon
Ploughe
Elizabeth Knapp
Cecile
Ray
Kentucky
Jon Trullinger
Newton
Kansas
Jos. Cavanaugh
Mary
Artie
Anna
Catherine Judy
Laura Brett
Margaret Haley
Pennsylvania
Frank Jennings
Roy Stallons
Barney Brown
Roy Yost
Wm. Smith
Oskaloosa
Maggie Brown
Paul Bleske
A. C. Zimmerman
Peiffer l
Frank Smith
Perry
Camp Doniphan
Okla‘homa
Alice Whaley
Meriden United Brethren Church
Meriden
Plummer
Beulah Jennings
Margaret Plough
Walter Brown
H. L. Pasley
Camp Funston
Pasley
E. F. Bridson
Sabetha
F. R. Eyestone
Governor Capper
McCafferty
A. H. Pashman
Quinlan
Newman
Cornelia Ploughe
Katie Kunkle
Olive Branch
Tom Stalions
James Grinter
Wm Grinter
Etta Simmons
Suzanne Schulze
J. W. Colley
Ben Wilson
Williamstown
James Davitt
Menoken
John Grinter
Grinter
Perry Area News and Social Notes Chronicle
Local Perry notes report a baby born January 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Beeler of Grantville, with Mrs. Beeler formerly Susie Veney. Various community events include a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs. C. H. Thompson, a stock sale report from Kansas State Agricultural College, Masonry visits, illness updates, and local travels. The week covers family events, church and school activities, and regional social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational
Vermont Street
Ross W. Sanderson
F. H. Geselbracht
Wedell
Ruth Lemon
Blanche Weed
Y. TP. S.C. FE
Rauschenbusch
Jesus
B.S. A
Religious Education Committee
Paricsh House
Arthur C. Ryan
Constantinople
Woman's Missionary Society
W. J. Gilmore
Fast Seventh Street
Mary Sherrill Smith
Colorado
Ivan Beeler
Grantville
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
C. H. Thompson
Perry
John Yost
Dance At O Stones Draws Many On Saturday Night
A sizable crowd attended the dance at O Stones Saturday night. Visitors included Mr. Fred Pilega who was here Sunday. Mrs. J Matthews of Lawrence spent time with her daughter Mrs. George Abcott and family. Millie Snapp visited here Friday. A ship bound for France carried a crew of twenty seven men who abandoned small boats. several were rescued by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Stone
Fred Pilega
Erain
France
Aml
Nola Hicks
Lawrence
Paul Tornadon
Williamstown
George Leger
Eva Snapv
Thelma Smith
Annie Tornadon
Felix Christianson
Nellie Abbott
Adolph Tornadon
Irene Hedges
Millie
Eva Snapp
Fred Smith
Thelma
Howard Sigsworth
Wm. Snapp’s
Denver
Colorado
George Abbott
Jay Cooper
Agricola
Kan
Stella Davis
Florence Re
Halts Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Ages
An advert proclaims Halls Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy known to the medical community for catarrh a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment It asserts the cure and offers one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and requests testimonials from Toledo Ohio Druggists and readers about its effectiveness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Toledo
O. Draggists
West Fairview Social Notes Highlight Clinton Visitor
West Fairview entries recount visits by Mr E G Woodward from Clinton, William Hilbert and son Russell in Richland, and many Benander family activities. The community resumed school after two weeks with no new teacher, and locals attended church and social events including an oyster supper and a Blue Ribbon Class meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Woodward
Clinton
Florence, Ackla
Esther Bonander
William Hilbert
de. Tibbets
Robert Hendricks
Son Russell
Richland
Fairview
Mise Kendall
Lawrence
John Benander
Tale
Chris Benander
Topeka Wise Stors
Twin Mound
Irene Warner
Carrie Montfoorte
John Gillie
Merton Woodward
Dunne
Benander
Willi Bison Russell
Topek
Maggie Hendrick
Hanfor
Steele
Mattie Handricks
John Menander
Millie Kupper
John Gilher
M Nody
Frank Cummings
Cummings
Woodward
John Anderson
Oscar Johnson
John Lenander
Matheys Sait
BG. Weedwarnd
Rendall
A. Hall
Curis Benander
Dewey Benander
John Gilber
Carrie Montioorte
Gaines
Pyein Mound
Charlie Bensander
Sind
Jo Cummings
Dake Cannings
Friends and visitors mingle in Lawrence and nearby towns
Local society notes record multiple Lawrence residents visiting relatives in Williamstown Agricola and Denver. Several calls, stays, and visits are listed among families including Snapps Abbott Tornadon and Leger, with one ship tragedy noted: the steel ship Miguel De Larrinaga foundered on February 6 with all crew lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Miguel de Larrinaga
Mild weather greets town amid epidemic concerns
Local notes report gentle conditions while illness rises. several residents, including Mr and Mrs Houston and Mr Daniels, host gatherings. Grambasa Hodgins improves after convalescence. others face health setbacks. A winter season update notes sparse Ladies Aid meetings and school activities amid ongoing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Houston Gad
Suneday
Grambasa Hodgins
Daniels
Uy Hans
John
Hiniels
Plegsamt Grove
Wit Heuston
Groove
Mary Fahoe
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First Baptist Church
Isa Tity
Brader
China
Evangelical Association
Tenth
Connecticut
M. F. Gabel
Holton
T Gelock
J. K. Young
Ninth Street Baptist Corner
Chin
J. N. Jackson
A.m
Sule Feet
Mro Wee. Kavey
H. N. Stone
BY. P. U
Ruth Johnson
Wiley Thompson
Friends Tenth
Delaware
Frank Clark
S. Nellie Kennedy
Susie Wilcox
First Christian
Kenticky
E Nam
Albert Cruzan
Boby
Atv
Financing Association
Eli. L. Chariton
Everett Cory
A. ©. Bryant
A. Lawrence
Brother Lyons
Brother Stouffer
Seventh Day Adventists
Morris Lukins
Wichita
Kansas Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Adventist Church
10Th
New York Streets
Yeh of Christ, Scientisi
Massachusetts St
Christian Science Reading Room
Nelly Grove Baptist Church
Pennsylva Treets
Wall
F. Daniel Subject
Christine Ewing
Massedonia
Fhone Logan-Moore
Pleasant Grove
Guicare
Eve
Bom Hohmann
Lincoln Ave
Sam
Elin Malmgren
Frederick St
West
Manchester
N. H
Adi
Boston
Perang
Dr. Orelup
Dick Building
Canada
U.S
Mew
Alberta
Ottawa
Maia St. Egnens City
West Fairview
Adda
Vivien Dass Sum
Drene Warner
Lors
Zelma
Har Bowson
Mim H
Lima
Willian
Alonday
Rewlpre Cereus
Higil Pratee
Lawe Feisty
Jackson
Baighr
Walter Baker & CO
Erd
Dorchester
Mass
Kora
Univirsal
Special Today Indie Rosorcycle ‘ al K
Speedsteiner
Sintenarte
Foru Ranagout
Poe Fou Teunys
C. W. Smith
Hog Cholera Control Association of
Douglas County
F. S. Cowles
C. T. Clark
Lone Star
H. M. Graefe
U.S. Department of Animal Husbandry
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