Personalities Travel to Kansas City for Meetings
Mrs J M Piper and Grace Holland spent the day in Kansas City for a luncheon at the Ambassador hotel while Otto Barteldes and W M Cain attended hardware and implement men’s convention. Charles Achning joined the KC gathering as did W W White on a business trip. Claude L Scott and R E Gardner also visited Topeka, Stevenson. Sept H B Peaks departs for a week or ten days visiting Indian schools in eastern Oklahoma including Chiloeco Shawnee and Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Piper
Kansas City
H.C. Herrici
Ambassador Hotel
Grace Holland
Otto Barteldes
F. L. Drapers
Kansas| City
Hardware and Implement
W. M. Cain
George ‘Maddox
Steg
W. Ti | Quinlan
W. Kugler
Rosm Spen
Topeka
R. E Gardner
R. B. Brodhead
H. B. Peaks
Oklahoma
Chiloeco
Shawnee
Muskogee
Revival Meetings Move to Seventh Day Advent Church
Revival meetings led by Evangelist Ira Burnett and family, now held at the Seventh Day Advent Church at Tenth and New York streets, transferred by Union Christian Mission association operating the Old Folks Home. Pastor William T. Smith reports the evangelist delivers a clear message and services begin at 7 PM with good singing. Two people came forward at last night’s invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Burnell
Caney
Old Folks Home
Union Christian Mission Association
Seventh Day Advent Church
Tenth
New York Streets
William T. Smith
Showrk
Ira Burnett
Wm. T. Smith
PLAN HASKELL FINALS
Authorities at Haskell Institute prepare for examination periods next week and the second term starting Monday January 25. Quizzes will be given all next week with senior officials and staff assisting in mid year examination questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Ray F
Hag
Cailocco Indian School
H F. Patterson
Seneca
G. L
Hunt
Sequoyah
Edna Grover
City School Nurse Reports on Illness and Prevention
Miss Kindle sperger city school nurse reports from Nov 30 1925 to Jan 8 1926 detailing 22 school visits and 16 home visits, 3 deaths, 9 referrals to physicians, 6 to clinics, 504 children received three diphtheria toxin doses, and 112 awaiting further doses at city hall. Also notes few contagious cases and widespread sore throats and colds. Worden church fourth quarterly conference set for Saturday at 2 pm with Brother Sorg on the Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Kindlesperger
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Worden
Saindray
Brother Sorg
Centenary M E Epworth League event postponed notice
A program and penny social by the Centenary M E Epworth League scheduled for Friday June 15 has been postponed until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M_ E. Epworth League
Peiday
Real Estate Transfers and Sheriff Sale Notice
Olive He yard and Harry D Hegeman co owners transfer lot 127 Indiana street to Emil Boyer for 1500 dollars. At a sheriff sale W J Cummings sheriff conveys property to Emma J Blair. Described parcels include portions of section 21 township 15 range 20 with quartering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive He Yard
Harry D. Hegeman
Minnie Miller
Leland H. Hegeman
Emil Boyer
Indiana Street
W. J. Cummings
Emma J. Blair
S. W
N. E
Township
Obituary of John Piekson from Gol spong Sweden
John Piekson was born near Gol spong Sweden on February 17 1851. He died at Rake aged 74 years 10 months and 9 days. He came to America as a young man and settled here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Piekson
Golspong
Sweden
Are Rake
Early settlers travel to Kansas via rail work and trades
Amrica and companions from a neighborhood seek new life in Kansas City Missouri in 1571 spring. They secure work through an agency and are sent to Olathe Kansas to labor on the Cedar Junction to Pleasant Hill Iron railroad. John Pierson, after saving money for shoemaking, opens a shop in Lawrence, later travels to Sweden, then resumes repair work into 1910 and beyond.
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Amrica
Kansas City
Olathe
Kan
Cedar Junction
Pleasant Hil
Blo
Lawrence
Garbondale
John Pierson
Sweden
Incomplete obituary fragment from 1914
Fragmentary obituary notes a wife died in 1914 and a family left behind two sons August and Ostar plus a daughter Mes Téa Cantigher and a husband, with cigar business references in 1878. The text is garbled and multiple names appear unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersons. Ta
August
Ostar
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Florence Fearing
Emmetth Master
Mary Virginia Smithy
Dorothy Rockefeller
Hollib Ward
Rachel Husher
Alice Hughes
Georgenes
Trorence Fearing
Methodist Church
George Peters
Alexander Melmidoth
Stella Robbins
McKinley Wagrin
JM. T. van Hecke
Law School
E. G. Crews
Washington Relief
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. RI Hall
Cosmos Club
J. D. Gavitt
Alaska
Tiebert Harnar
Antigas Club
Kentucky Street
Flower Club
R. 0. Bartert
Lola Brown Hed
Esther
Clark Hill
Adalt Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
City” Federation’ of Clubs
Christian Church
Change Meeting
Advent Church
Plan Haskell
Ndian School
Hess Drug Store
R. L. Allen Coal Co
Wath
E. W. Penchard
Eudaly Bros
Sore Ham
Princeton
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
2If
Segists
Everyscheres
Mondale
Fortuna
Ainner
Dainty
Georg
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