Diverse church notices from Seventh Day Adventist to Trinity and First Baptist
A collage of church announcements lists services at Seventh Day Adventist at corner Tenth and Streets with Sabbath observances, Evangelical and Unitarian services, United Brethren and Plymouth Congregational activities, St Luke's A M E League events, Plymouth Congregational address in Vermont Street, First Baptist in Kentucky, Trinity Episcopal at Vermont and P street, and First Methodist Episcopal worship schedules. It notes sermons, Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek programs with emphasis on attendance and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Seventh | Adventist Church
Streeta
Unitarian Church
Twelfth
Vermont
Lrof
Ishner
Socialesicu
Cote
St. Luke's A
M. E
Warlome
Nederk
First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Kentucky Nth
Frank Jouning
di O'Plock
Medical
Wil Syeath
States Health Soy Junior Endeavor Wield Boelvek
Ulermedia i Senos
Simon Subject
WAS LUCKY UNIT Only One Killed and One Wounded
One man died and another was wounded in Battery B of the 120th Field Artillery regiment that sailed to France. Isaac Hunter of Lawrence was killed when a shell hit two pup tents. A third man lost an arm and a leg in the same explosion. Russell Carter, son of F I Carter, sent the report from France where he had been stationed until two weeks ago. He recently received discharge at Camp Funston after visiting Lawrence.
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130Th Field Artillery
Lawrence
120Th Field Artillery
France
Isaac Hunter
Russell Carter
F. I. Carter
Camp Funston
Carter
Lawrence High School
Kansas City troops update names Ralph Spotts
In Kansas City a unit action is noted with Ralph Spotts, once a cheerleader at the University of Kansas, being promoted to captain and transferred to another unit after Battery B crossed. The report ties his KU cheer notoriety to his wartime service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ralph Spotts
Spotts
University of Kansas
Lee
K. U
All Star Vaudeville Bill at Bowersock Theatre
WM Atwell and H H Moss present an all star supreme vaudeville show at Bowersock Theatre on Thursday February 27. Bonita Lew Heart and other headliners perform humor, dancing, and musical acts. Government camp show promises a full evening of comedy and song with a rousing afterword finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Bowersock Theatre
Wm. E. Atwell
H. H. Moss
Supreme Vaudeville
Bonita
Lew Heart
Pelots
Gertrude Mill
the International
Mack and Lee
Milk
Melody
Dorothy
Kenton
Fagg
White
Doan's Kidney Pills Praise From Lawrence Resident
Lawrence residents share positive testimony about Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. W. J. Pearce of 1005 Pennsylvania St reports quick relief from kidney pains headaches and related symptoms after using the remedy. The ad urges purchasing Doan's Kidney Pills from dealers and mentions Foster Milburn Co as distributor.
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Lawrence
Dean
W. J. Pearce
Pennsylvania St
Pennsylvania St. Says: “I Have Found Great Benefit From’ Doan
Doan
Msgrs
Buffalo, N
Hold Special Program At Trinity Lutheran Tomorrow
Trinity Lutheran Church plans an unusually excellent music program during the 11:00 service tomorrow. The program includes Voluntary Angels by the quartet, Anthem by the choir directed by Miss Reynolds, Offertory Cello Solo, and Serenade by Schubert performed by Me. Terr 4 Lagye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Atchison Dro
Everlasting Fence Post at Matthews Lambert Co
Readers are invited to attend services as public notices for the Matthews Lambert Co announce an Everlasting Fence Post project along the canal. The item references local civic involvement and a public service invitation in a fragmented OCR snippet.
Education Talk Advocates Independent Thinking for American Citizens
Dean F. J. Kelly urged the Patroons-Teachers Association at Quincy School that the American education system should cultivate competent independent citizens who think for themselves. He opposed German schooling as a model, calling for less classroom control and more direct contact with the real world through factory visits and real-world study to spark curiosity and practical understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean F. J. Kelly
Patrons-Teachers Association
Quincy School
Dean Kelly
Unclear historical guest gathering at a country home
An irregularly worded report describes a social event hosted by Mrs. Sit Wortakey with guests including Mrs. Theres Salt and Mrs. Faktori WEEE. The passage notes various activities, drinks, and a formal layout, finishing with reflections on the day and future visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litenda Daundet
Myenaworth
Towiy
Eloseph Biluakber
Muileme
Bool
Desanfal
Sit
Wortakey
Prpedia
Wits Wesues
Oer Towers
Tive
Spring Bonnets Shine as Turbans Lead Spring Fashion
The piece notes straw hats signal spring with a keen eye on trends. It describes an artisanTurban of bold satin in pale colors with a single black and gold paradise plume, highlighting light, sweeping design and fresh flair for the season.
Frat Jenkins Returns from Overseas Front Line Service
Mrs. Wi C Allen chaired a postwar gathering noting Frat Jenkins, who arrived home Friday from overseas, served on the front from August through the Argonne, driving ammunition trucks. He was among the fortunate ones, unscathed. The report mentions others visiting, the depot being moved after a prior fire, spring activities, and local social notices with scattered names and events.
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Wi C. “Allen
Frat Jenkins
Argonne
Frank
Mayang
California
Camp Funston
RT. Kingman
Fittle
Mofile Myers
Lnpr
Tutsher
Didiy
Aimutus Heen
Shaver
Tepid
Taian
Charles Uhiz Erastus Uneerholdt
Sian
Riedel
Charlie Ci Ae
Shine
Cherles
Er Kists
Owithuw
Marhel Vawerholdt
Schultz
Tertin Chaerhondt
Willy Mitd
New York
Maginnes
Hitwrtzood
Wwt
Wml
Penry Riinken
Aal
Mra
Dela
W Jones
Petersen
Duatip
Kan
Northweetouy
Drew
Tareas
Fletac Ye
Ueds
Crane
Tonga
Navy
York
Washington
Boots
Phi
Bolhig
Crete
Pegret
Local notes on community plans and employment in Lawrence
Several readers pursue home life aims and a new town farm near Liberal Kansas. Kansas City visits by residents are noted. The Lawrence employment office reports a pickup in farm labor calls, with three inquiries by week’s end and promises to return for positions. a January 175th anniversary of Josiah Quincy is also noted.
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Sohe
Nurrigge
Liberal
Kum
Herinsa Flarris
Kansas City
J. Young
Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Local Employment Bureau
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State Board of Health
Chomdh
Second Presbyterian Church
Seccant
Edsteas
Soret Ag
Mersin
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First Pests
Tilevk
Berle
Pristry Lane
Hobe
Cannes
Christian Science, Eleiel Nf
Chavet
Jinan Benveetiewets
Cardui
Effie Carroll
Franklin Furnace
Ohio
Cardus
Evangelical Association
Evangeliea | Association
Oath
Connecticut Street
Youngs
Welnck
Inorelock
Cher
Young Peo
United Brethren In Christ
Cote Brethren In Christ
Seventeenth Streets
N. H
Huffman
Firat
Christian Ghardh
Spee
Wink
Coffell
Shack
Plymouth Congregational Church
Wiymouth
Vermont Ostreet
Ross WL Sanderson
Uni
Akiss
Pra UL A. Mitchel
Christin Ma
Myrtle Det
Diate Christina Ranheavar
Aukinsons
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Mpiseapad
Ehurel Corner
Aid Penth Vette
Iiven Trief
PBR
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Nantho Street
Noah
I. N
Clue Mac
Pester Som
First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Mettodigt Episcopal Church
San Jay
Megan Wir
Iyte
Telechien
North Lawrence
North’ Lawrence
Siowag
Wea
Praxer Serviaati People
Ute Jost
Sernie Seelo
Evangel Studs
Wwe
North Lawrence Chritare
North
Tenwrence
Tieton
Undias
Sched
Ainsebess Bed
Pascal Popplewell
Cornet
WM. E. Atwell and
Achning
F. I. Kelly
Old
Germany
Massachusetts
Tonganoxie
Mentholis
United States
Sparks
Chamber of Commerce Tooms
Josiah Quincy
Revolus Bunary Petiod
Dr. Pierce
Saperie
Coney Island
Social Service League of
Whirlwind Directress
Carolyn Elinor Staley
Cat Samuel Hicks
Shesterville
Arkansas
Craig Kennedy
Ruth Hicks
Julius Holmes
Samanthy Hicks
Samuel Hicks
J. C. Lewellen
Mary Hicks
Elfrieda Fischer
George Cohan
Coney Islands
Cart
Anise Eklerblom
Charlotte Kreech
Emeline
A. Gifford
Little Johnny
G. C. Metcalf
Dack Clifford
Russell
Baker Madam
Shery
Nat. Berry
Stickem
Wm. Moys
Hirdie Green
Ruth Strong
Hiram Green
J. R. Folmes
Davis
Oscar Learnard
McCoubrie
Lillian Russell
Dorothy Cole
Dinah Snowball
Art. Weaver Pickaninnies
Cyra Sweet
Helen Shields
Mary Samson
Rankin
Nuris Rosser
Alberta Mack
Julia Mount
Voliceman
Abe Levy
Amy
Fat Wonder
Wild Man
Barnes
Mtdess of Liberty Crypay Fortune Tellers
Zulu Fury
Roc. Rankin
Charline Smith
Jacile Cale
Newmark
Armstrong
Mer
Arnold Widew Etlolt
Shion
Kenneth Constant
Howard Fitch
Will
Wm. Spalding
Mr. T. Funk
Coney Island Bally Holand
Fitch
Sparr
Mary Allen
Caldwell
Barteldes
Red Rose Chorus
Laura Rankin
Louise Marsh
Hope Selig
Leon Baumgardner
Virginia Tendleton
Llanch Weed
Dorothea Roberts
Dorothy Durfates
Josephine Farrell
Katie Strong
Lucile Tib
Gay Paree
Helen Stevenson
Mary Margaret Carey
Josephine Stavens
Dorothea Engle
Mildred Miller
Irene Mus
Tantine Puls
Babe Lamb
Katherine Sawyer
Eloise McNutt
Mary Brown
Charlotte Garnie
Galen Gerrill
Chas
Sadeliff
An Atkinson
Louis Rogers
Kenneth Adams
Frank Oyster
Carold Hoover
Jack Tuehanan
Charles Koopfr
George Davidson
Byron Shoots
Hal Learnard
Tirawaiian Willigge
Fulalia Kaufman
Isabel Crandall
Dorothy Button
Jane Caffrey
Ruth Burkey
Mildred Deers
Meda van Zandt
Augusta Ayler
Lois Hunt
Sta‘monn Kirkpatrick
Violet Matthews
Thelma Houston
Lois Lingenfelter
Trene Cutter
Lucile Cleveland
Margaret Young
Jaze Baund
Vernon Walthers
Pascal Pompelwell
Oscar Forney
Carl Wilson
Yates Henry
Harold Dodds
Reginald Kepler
Lee Sorey
Chancellor Strong
Strong
Raymond Kent
Kent
Dr. Stauffer
Stauffer
Sudier
Sudler
S. J. Hunter
Hunter
A. D. Weaver
Dallvis
A. Henley
Lewin
Mr Newhouse
Clown Teap-Frog
Cee Bari
Merry Milk Maids
Gover
Sally Simpkins
Delaware
Pershing
Rhine
Tinala
Rough Corner
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