Plymouth Congregational Church Activities Schedule
Plymouth Congregational Church invites men to a 9 45 Sunday class with Sheriff Will Johns on life in the county jail. Church school at 10. Morning service at 11 with a talk by minister Ray A Eusden. Evening 7 45 features Miss Miriam Hand reporting on the Student Volunteer convention. Revival meetings with Rev Kier continue nightly at 7 30. All welcome.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermonnt Street
Ray A. Eusden
Will Johns
Eusden
Young
Miriam Hand
University of Kansas
Indianapolis
Indiana
Minnie A. Bears
B. Kier
Rev
Kier
Church Events Schedule With Local Reports
W L Browning pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m and sermon at 11 a m Junior C E at 11 a m and Intermediate C E at 6 15 p m Young People’s Society will oversee evening services Delegates to the Student Conference at Indianapolis will report during this time Sunday school and preaching at Kanwaka at 2 p m and 3 p m We welcome you.
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W. L. Browning
Young People’s Society
Indianapolis
Ind
Kanwaka
Bleck to Lead Sunday Worship and Bible Classes
E A Bleck pastor 9 45 Sunday school and University Bible classes 11 00 Morning worship Sermon Jesus Our Master 6 30 Senior C E 7 00 Intermediate C E Professor Cunningham speaks 7 00 Evening worship Sermon The Christ less City Cordial welcome extended to worship with us
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E. A. Bleck
D.D
Jesus
Cunningham
First Methodist and Episcopal Church Sunday Services
Sunday school at 10 a m with Rev Frank Bechtel of Ottawa preaching at 11 a m. Young Peoples meeting 7 p m led by Rev A F Bais of Topeka at 7 30 p m. Clinton service at 11 a m. Estelle Reid Lienard pastor. Edward Hislop minister Edwin F Price student work director. Sunday school 9 45 a m led by E B Weatherby. Morning worship 11 a m on The Good Shepherd. University league 6 45 p m featuring Leta Galpin c 25 on Race Relationships and Christ s Way of Life. High school league 7 p m with Alta Gaskill speaking Ourselves at Home. Good Cheer service 8 p m.
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4Th
Lincoln
Frank Bechtel
Ottawa
Young
Peoples
A. F. Bais
Meir
Topeka
Clinton
Estelle Reid Lienard
First Methodist
Episcopal Church Corner
Tenth and
Vermont Sts
Edward Hislop
Edwin F. Price
Weatherby
the Good Shepherd
University League
Indianapolis
Leta Galpin
Christ
Ninth Quadrennial Student Volunteer Convention Summary
Delegates from over 100 colleges gathered in Indianapolis on December 29 into January 1 for the Ninth Quadrennial Student Volunteer Convention with nearly 7,000 attendees. Seven student delegates from the local church presented insights on key conference discussions. Readers include Leta Galpin Eleanor Hanson Dorothy McIvor Albert Fearing Richard Hanson Francis Kanehl and Wallace James. The local Unitarian Woman's Alliance meets Friday at 2 30 for a business session followed by Miss Alice Winston speaking on Bernard Shaw at 3 15 with tea.
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Indianapolis
Our Church
Leta — Galpin
Eleanor Hanson
Dorothy McIvor
Woman’s Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Alice Winston
Bernard Shaw
Backus Leads Sunday Schedule at Unitarian Church
On 12th and Vermont Sts the Wilson M Backus ministering at 9 30 a church school. Prof W C Stevens superintendent. Students Forum at 10 and service at 11 with the discourse on Fundamentalism and Unitarianism. Young People meet at 6 30 for tea and social hour. At 7 30 Mr Backus speaks on Christianity a Comparison.
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Vermont Sts
Wilson M. Backus
W. C. Stevens
Backus
St. Paul s Evangelical Church announces services
St. Paul s Evangelical Church at 835 Illinois Street invites worshippers to Sunday school at 10:00 a m and morning service at 11:00 a m conducted by Rev H Rieder from Marshall Oklahoma who will oversee church services. Y P L meets at 8:00 p m.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Illinois
H. Rieder
Marshall
Oklahoma
St. Paul’s
Immanuel Lutheran Mission Odd Fellows Hall Service Notice
Immanuel Lutheran MISSION Odd Fellows Hall at 105 W St South St hosts regular Sunday service at 11 o clock. Pastor M L Heerboth is absent in Chicago. Rev E Kreutz to preside. A special meeting is postponed with a definite announcement to follow. attendees are invited to hear the preached Word.
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Immanuel Lutheran - Mission Odd Fellows Hall
M. L.heerboth
E. Kreutz
M. L. Heerboth
Chicago
Word of God
Twin Mound notices mark family movements and funeral
Jennie Montfoort returned home Monday after visiting sister Mrs Albert Deister of Stull. Henry and Carrie Montfoort visited and returned home. Grandma Bachelor’s funeral held at Twin Mound church Friday at 2 p.m. Interment in Twin Mound cemetery. She was an old Douglas County settler who fell ill Sunday with apoplexy and died two days later. Irma and Vivian McCullough returned to Lawrence Sunday after two weeks there.
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Jennie Montfoort
Douglas County
Misses Irma
Vivian McCullough
Lawrence
Topeka and Richland Community Notes On Local Activity
Miss Irma attends university while Miss Vivian begins final high school term. Henry Montfoort and Carrie stay in Topeka. Jack Harding returns to Topeka for school. Mrs Lansbury mourns a death. Lydia Fogerty visits daughter in Richland. Myrle Sullivan resumes Bethany High work. Hazel and Georgia Rukes return to Overbrook High. Will Hyle Eugene Gaines butcher pork. Oral Hatcher assists. Elmer Thurber in Lawrence. John Simmons back after absence. Stock holders meet Richland telephone company. Will Sinclair returns from Topeka hospital. Thaddie Petefish helps butcher. Bert Fogerty hauls hogs. Kaffir corn loaded for Will Sinclair. neighbors assist.
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Cation
Irma
Vivian
Henry
Carrie Montfoort
Topeka
Carrie
Jack Harding
Topeka High School
Lansbury
Lydia Fogerty
Harry Fultz
Richland
Myrle*Sullivan
Bethany High School
Hazel
Georgia Rukes
Overbrook
Overbrook High School
Will Hyle
Eugene Gaines
Oral Hatcher
Elmer Thurber
Lawrence
John Simmons
Richland Telephone Company
Will Sinclair
Thaddie Petefish
Bert Fogerty
Neis Family Visits and Local Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Ben Neis and daughter spent Sunday afternoon at Fred Neis Sr of Eudora. John Bowens was in Kansas City on Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Pearl Broers left Sunday.
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Ben Neis
Fred Neis
Eudora
John Bowens
Kansas City
Pearl Broers
Salts Remedy Promoted For Stomach Distress
A noted authority explains indigestion from hyperacidity and fermentation in the stomach. He recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a week, claiming it neutralizes acidity, dissolves gas forming matter, and supports liver and kidney function. The cheap remedy is described as harmless and effective for various stomach disorders.
Evening Socials Begin School Term in Pittsburg
Pittsburg youths return to classes after a two week vacation. Local families hosted a Wednesday progressive rock gathering at the Broers home with cake peaches and whipped cream. Neis Wilson Westerhouse Hadl and other neighbors attended. Ben Feast and Sim Snyder were finishing Carl Neis's new house this week.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Broers
Frank
Roe
Eudora
Wm. Spitzli
George Broers
Walter ‘Wilson
Henry Westerhouse
Lawrence
H. J
Westerhouse
H. E. Westerhouse
Bertha
Walter Wilson
W. M. Spitzli
Louie
Carl Neis
Felix
Leslie
Ben Neis
Ruth
L. Hadl
Ben Feast
Sim Snyder
Willow Springs News Roundup of Local Visits and Trades
Willow Springs notes list Leo Wingert visiting grandparents the Wingerts Elmer Churchbaugh and Mrs Elwood Deay and others traveling to Lawrence for chores and shopping. Local families attend hospitalities and showers while Miss Hazel Cunningham prepares for marriage. Small town life highlights include school absences and butchered beef trades as residents help neighbors and friends.
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Anderson County
Frank Deay
Bertha Kesler
Elwood Deay
Herman Smith
Frank Stanwix
Shirley - Jean -Wells
Noah Shuler
Roy
Abe Flory
Art Campbell
Lawrence
Mabel Flory
Elmer Campbell
Hazel Cunningham
W. W. Wingert
Chris Peter
Jess .Wingert
Butcher
Delivery truck crowds funeral procession in Derby area
City welfare officer Ed Anderson said a delivery truck forced through a funeral procession yesterday, nearly colliding with the hearse and pallbearers in a bid to distribute meat or groceries on schedule. He urged motorists to wait for processions to pass. Deep Shaft Cherokee Nut Coal, Derby Grain, phone 370.
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Ed Anderson
Derby Grain A
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First Presbyterian Church
Nazarene Church
Unitarian Church
Fisk Massasoit
Carter Tire &Battery Co
Willow Springs
Leo Wingert
And
Willam Wingert
Elmer
Churchbaugh
Donald
Coats
Newmark
Kuppenheimer Hand Tailored
Manhattan and Arrow
Knox
Cooper
America
Cos
Hill's
Hill’s
Cascara
W.H. Bell Co
Quinine
Detrot
Mieri
Safety First Charitons
Lewis Arnold
Insurance
Real Estate and Loans
Meembe
Morrison
Agency Realtors ‘and Insurers
Wolf’s Book Store
Mass
Palmer Tire & Bat. Co
ALLEN
The
Griffin Coal Co
Paris
Colorado
Missouri
D.S
Ben Christopher
Lin County
Hingis - SH
Dow
Kansas Electric Power Co
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