Church notices on Vermont Ninth and Elm streets
A roundup of Sunday services at many churches with times and topics for First Christian First Presbyterian First Baptist Plymouth Congregational United Brethren Trinity Lutheran Creation Science First Church of Christ Science Second Presbyterian Friends and other congregations offering morning worship Sunday School and evening services along with special events and recognitions for soldiers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Association
Tenth
Connecticut Streets
R. O. Burgert
D. T Young
First Christian Church
PS. C. Ee
First Presbyyerian Church
Ninth and
Vermont
E. A. Bleck
Christan Endeavor Societies
First Baptist Church
Kentucky
Eighth Streets
Frank Jennings
Wasmon
Lymouth Congregational
Ek W Sanderson
Unday
Myrtle Shane
Bitlis
Armenia
Sundiy School
S.C. EL
The
Christian Church
H. W. Hargett
Miss Breyer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth Streets
Henry W. Wiargett
Gurdon i
Thompson
University
Weatherby
Epworth League
Brahyschool
United Brethren In Christ
Trinity Lutheran Church
Shceuse
K. A. Ott
Topoki
Kgneng
Minions
Cota’ Revnokis
Luther League
Lillie Swanses
Brotherhood
Nelson Piper
Creation Science First’ S
Church of Christ. Scientiat
Massachusetts
Stnday
Christian Science Reading Room
Unitarian
Twelfth
Vermont Streets
Charles BR. Luck
Riggs
Friends Church
Delaware
James Day
Nellie Kennedy
Susie Wilcox
Stor
United Brethren Church
Rore Fordice
Eugene Griggs
Adolpu
Amesi Taoi Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Elm Streets
Roy FE. Burt
Centenary
Erie
Nena
Family grew up in town on south farm since 1915 move
The piece notes three children, including sons and daughters Charles and Lester with Hele, moved to Tonganoxie in March 1915 and lived on a farm south of town. Funeral services were at home with Rev Glaze, then burial in Missouri. Finishing touches on a water tower for city supply. water main work planned. Various local residents travel, visit, or move, including Newsome returning to Sedan, Dimmick visiting Reno, teachers and students moving between Randolph and Kansas City, and numerous social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Charles
Lester Amd Hele
Tonganoxie
Christian Church
Glaze
Missouri
Maine
William Newsome
Sedan
Kansas
Long Belt Lumber Company
Mary Newsome
C. H. Dimmick
Reno
Maude Campbell
Randolph
Mes. Campbell
Charlier C. Thomas
Edna
Bertha
Gertrude Miller
Kanansa City
Mieves Lucile
Edith Helser
Dallas
Texas
Jano
Claude Helser
Rumsey Undertaking
James M. Bacon
Bangor
California
Bright
Mr. Bacon
Leavenworth County
Fall Creek
Lows
M. D. Bagwell
Kansas City
J. &. Foster
John W. Evans
Lucile
Nate
Gene
Ada Jenking
Ikin
City
Erle Owens
Swede Wilson
Lawrence
James G. Brice
Oesehsil
Haggart
Thomas
Margaret
Fred Needham
Leavenworth
George Ratliff
Filla Pheniote
van, Meter
Iowa
W. C. Pheniri¢e
Warry Long
Charlotte Marie
Council Grove
Longs
First National Bank
Mises Lena
Ifeten Freemin
Peter Peterson
James Fleming
St. Louis
Shelby Bullard Ties
Topeka
Lultard
State Text Book Commission
Anton Niraehl
Frank Nirsehl
Orvitin Ratliff
Weile
Evelyn
Nansan City
Rattists
A. W. Raum
Otr
He. J. Kunve
Bret Ebright
Uttregon
Roland Pierre
Mele
Moble - Ty
Mildred Turner
Alice Spoor
Cure for distressing skin rashes promoted by Cuticura
A grieving parent describes severe infant scalp rashes with watery blisters, intense itching, and sleepless nights. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the child healed, with the ad urging readers to prevent skin ailments by using the product and noting its wide sale.
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Peete
Edminister town notes and local visits
Miss Hilda Kilne visits are mentioned alongside numerous Edminister residents. Several townspeople travel to Kansas City Lawrence and Perry for visits and errands. Community events include a Congregational Aid Society meeting, a New Year dance, and local family news about illnesses, schooling, and social visits. The item also notes a Measles outbreak among Buck Creek children and a local funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hira
Lawrence
Clarence Stallard
Ben White
White
Mat Jones
Oxywkie
Sadie Bates
P. WW
Walter
Walter Johns
Charles Baker
Sill
Jones Hospital
Emmett Peters
Topeka
Grace Hunter
John Mulvihill
Mollie
Celia Mulvihill
John Lewis
Tecumech
Ben Kyle
Bert Perkins
Chay
Wallsbinder
Horace Gray
Kansas City
James Duncan
Eudora
Julia Duncan
Tom Horn
Buck Creek
Lee's Hall
Perry
California Fig Syrup Advised for Children's Bowel Relief
An old advertisement extols Cali fornia Fig Syrup of Appleton as a harmless remedy to cleanse the bowels, alleviate feverish symptoms, sour stomach, and sluggish digestion in children, claiming it quickly yields a well, playful child and noting the product is made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fig Syrup Company
List of Registrants From Lawrence Kansas Area and Addresses
A dense OCR list shows numerous registrants and addresses centered on Lawrence Kansas and surrounding towns. Names include George Austin Broan Howard N Day Hugo B Anderson Paul Duconman Frank Griffith Ernest Virgil Jhaerner William Sidney Spicer William Frank Kupper Ernest E Grantham John William Hodges George Bickemeyer Ora Leonard Porter Justus William Geel Thomas H Neal William Pleratt Arthur Dreyer Warren RK Newmann Willam Frank Kingslet Daniel Augustua Whit Otho Brenthinger Henry Alfred Bruner Elermanne Scheitzer George Clair Tucker Clarence C Smith Marvin Gerney Harris Arthur R Bailey Frank Mat Sommer William Carter Barkley Ward Ellis Landis Harry Lee Fackier Ralph Kennedy Brass Roland Freedrick Frye Albert Louis Hornberg Leslie A Talbert Servantina Bogarin Chester Emmons Clark Registrant Jesse Eli Mercer Wingert Joseph Pave Harv Robert Gailes George Solon Tucker Witham Rant Win over Hovey Henna Chattes Wesley Show Ervin Russell Hea Leaves Gly Fish Leonus Gly Harold Hinman Winey Gerard Sylvester Haym Merle J Adams Grover Arden Johnson Walter Varnum Charles G McCaleb Lynn Hume George Walker Woodw Henry A Shinn Harry Richardson Albert Haedle Thomas Herd Leroy Deay Arthur Peer Coleman Robert Powell Frank Arthur Deay Clarence Lee Griffith Sam William Wiltferd Carr Arthur Larson Kalwin Anderson Tryon John Henry Dunkley Fred R Benedict Albert W Copenhaver Irving G Bartleton Ira B Sinclair George Herbert Weyermilier Chester Conley George Sehutz Elmer George Babonraier Raymond Diehl Roy McKay Cleo Harold Kidwell Robert Earl Meurs Harvey Grover Brecueien Edward Bruce Grane Charlie Thomas Schehrer state registrant.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe Boese
Arthur Dreyer
Warren RK
Newmann
Willam Frank Kingslet
Daniel
Augustua
Otho Brenthinger Rs
Henry Alfred Bruner
Elermanne
Frank Mat Sommer
William Carter Barkley
Ward Ellis Landis
Harry Lee Fackier
Ralph Kennedy Brass
Jesse Eli Mercer
Cra
George Walker Woodw Henry, A. Shinn
Harry Richardson
Albert Haedle
Thomas Herdaines
Leroy Deay Firthur
Lettoy ‘Thorarthur
Peer Coleman
Robert Powell
Frank Arthur Deay
Clarence Lee Griffith
Sam
William Wiltferd Carr
Arthur W. Larson
Kalwin Anderson Tryon
John Henry Dunkley
Fred R. Benedict, Jr
Albert W. Copenhaver
Irving G. Bartleton
Ira B. Sinclair
George
Herbert Weyermilier
Chester Conley
George Sehutz Oo
Elmer George Babonraier
Raymond Diehl
Roy McKay
Cleo Harold Kidwell
Robert Earl Meurs
Iauia Sehott
Harvey Grover Brecueien
Edward Bruce Grane Charlies
Thomas Schehrer
Baldwin and area residents visit relatives and report mishaps
Baldwin and vicinity see a string of visitors from Utah Kansas and Missouri with a mix of family visits and local incidents. Charley Davall and Mrs Holliday host kin while Ted Hawes moves to a Baldwin farm after a transfer. Arch ie Hall narrowly avoids injury from an emery wheel incident. Palm Olive soap sale advertised amid community chatter and minor injuries noted.
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Vie
John Jiyland
Ottawa
Charley Davall
Pamona
Baldwin Iss
J. A. Hollidey
Ted Hawes
Baldwin
Starcy
Flover
Archie Hall
Charley McPheters
Kansas City
J. H.soxman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Soxman
Khiwin
Billy Griffith
Frank Griffith
Griffith Jaan On
Nellie Beals
Edma Aon Clifford
Lawrence
Ed. Hues
A. Miller
T. S. Kirkpatrick
Kansas
Walter Patterson
Clifton
Lloyd Storant
O A. McPheeters
Farmers Union elects officers and schedules meeting
KANWAKA Farmers Union members elected Dornan as president Gregory as vice president Mrs Merle Colman secretary and treasurer Slueser conductor and Carl Colman doorkeeper. Wool and Van Nester chosen delegates to county union meeting at H Prairie. January 32. Community activities include a Christmas offering to starving children and a Ladies Aid Society comfort project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Holl
Dornan
Fred Gregory
Merle Colman
W. O. Slueser
Carl &Celihorn
J. Kk. Wool
H G. van Nester
Dorign
Willim
C. P. Is
Mise Grace Zimmerman
Fort Bertt
Wily
Ralph. Colman
Nous Clay
Aileen Colman
Ralph Colnan
Liew Daffee
Quinter
Kansas
Saya
Grater
Grae Zhomner
Apr Colman
Mia
D. ¥Er
Perry
George Geetin
Rowtan Skinner, Jr
Iit
Dinner Guests and Local Social Roundup in Topeka
Sunday hosting at multiple homes includes Afra Elizabeth Sectin and Mr. and Mrs. Newt Hamlin. Folsom, Miller and Richardson families host dinners with Colman, Bigsby, Van Neste, Wear, Gregory, and Elkin households. Charles Topping returns from Camp Funston. Treut. Fort Tancork soldier Melvin Murray visits. Rabbit hunt and oyster supper fund details noted. Rev. Gordon delivers supper speech at First Baptist Church in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra
Elizabeth Sectin
Newt Hamlin
Haughn
Ruth Colman
Folsom
F. D. Miller
Arthur Richardson
Eugene Arthr
rMa
Willis Colman
Gur Bigsby
H. G. van Neste
Phebe Bigsby
George
Flora
Nell Bigsby
Zebbie
Harry Way
Neste
W. J. Wear
Ain Imra
Ralph Colman
Fred Gregory
A. R. Colman
Virginia
Margaret
W.T. Elkin
Flora Nell
George Miller
Mary
Grace Zimmerman
Ft. Scott
Charles Topping
Td Mes
A. E. Smith
Brackett
Charles R. Topping
Camp Funston
J. &. Topping
Melvin Murray
Fort Tancork
News Jersey
George Dewa
David Willian
Gekels
Gordon
First Baptist Church
Topeka
Tront
May License Stockmen Regulation of Feed Trade
In Topeka Kansas on January 5 federal food administrator Hoover advised Governor Capper that a national proclamation may regulate sale and licensing of stock feed. The plan would cover hay oats bran shorts and other feeds and regulate sale distribution and prices to aid feeders and breeders amid shortages and price spikes.
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Taft
Hoover
Breakfast Toasts and Syrup Delights Promoted
A playful ad fragment touts hot cakes and waffles for breakfast served with pure maple syrup and creamery butter. It emphasizes the warmth and comfort of a hearty morning meal. The text echoes vintage dining cues and encourages enjoying a cozy, satisfying start to the day.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
The advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a magical, scientific antacid that cures indigestion and distress after meals. It claims instant relief, harmless formula, and wide trust with millions of sales annually. A fifty-cent case is urged for home use.
Claim to be aliens Many Germans at Omaha
Germans in Omaha claim exemption from military service under Nebraska laws after filing first papers. Exemption board records show thousands of so called enemy aliens among voters, with Scotts Bluff County reporting 736 such responses. Frank A Ly chairing the district board cites thousands of first paper voters seeking exemption. Fred Williams, Gibson Mills GM, named a government buying agent, reports shipments of straw and hay to forts and notes government pay rates and railcar issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Scotts Brot County
Frank A. ‘ Ly
First District
First Paper
Fred Williams
Gibson
Mills
Gibson Mills
Ft. Sill
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Wey
Williams
Eudora
Noria
India
Sibleyville
Vinland
Baldwin, Perry
Williamstown
Midland
Lakeview
Lecompton
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Rovenins
Beymon
Gordon Kompaon
Tanic
Sed
Church of the Corttal
Ike
Second Presbyterian Church
Alaine
Son
A.m. C
Ninth Street
Starry 1100
Everett Qurry
Clayton Wilson
Russeth Bordyce
Earl Kellar
Carl Folters
Marquis Huffman
Howard Bishop
Earl Pieratt
Charlie Pieratt
Pine White
Elward Brass
Jasen Konsehuk
Alvin White
Leavenworth Jad
Cardus
F. M. Sharp
Leavenworth County Red Cross Organization
Tonganoxle
Red Cross
Quatriouc
Civic League
Frank Henry
Welock
Sharp
William
Bart Burns
Ori
Wesley G. Bruiss
Ihe
M. Sylvester
Fort Ril
Bruce
Rerynue
Tonganoxio High School
Garman
Carl QO. Worley
Tonganoxic
Meumonia
Juliatta Henarideon
Memphis
Tenn
Ripley County
Utth
Girand
Carl Worley
Belin
Cutiura
Hilda Kilne
George W. Phenicie
Howard Miller
Hof
W. Atkinson and Son
Norvell
Edminister
Ward
Edminlater
Ruth Phenicle
John Christenson
Congregational Aid Society
Charles K. Rumsey
Mabel Casebier
Neely
Michael Burns
Marie Wager
Heinz Bulk Kraut
Dunmire's
Douglas County
Uecre
Roland
Sees Freedrick
Frye
Albert Louis Hornberg
Leslie A. Talbert
Sevantina Bogarin
Chester Emmons
Clark
Sas
Beebyeee
Kanai
R. R
Easton
Hakels
Kana
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Iewith
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Del
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Wellewville
Oread
Richland
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Idwin
Bill
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Regerton
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Hawker
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R. R.schnectads
Lanette St
Pyropeka
Champaign
Minoix
Kansi
Ark
Overbrook
Y.M.C. A
Washington
Lecormaton
Eudera
Budera
Ansas
Dunmire
Kanwaka
Drepersia
Wiedemann’s
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