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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented listing of church services, pastors, and events appears. Names include Ken Owen C Brown, Rev Ernest C Smith, and references to Baptist, Unitarian, Lutheran, Evangelical, Friends, Plymouth Congregational, and Christian Church activities with times and locations scattered throughout.
Local churches list prayer and worship times from 7:45 p m evening service to Sunday school and midweek meetings. Notable notes include First Presbyterian at 10:30 a m and 7 p m youth events, German Evangelical St Paul Church speakers, Christian Scientist Truth at 11 a m, and St Luke church preaching by J M Brown with Allen Endeavor at 6:30 p m.
Local churches announce sermons and fellowship events. Rev Howard Jenson preaches at First Christian Church corner Kentucky, with Bible study and temperance group meetings. Holly Grove Baptist and Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene list services, baptisms, Sunday schools, and a two week revival with nightly attendance and prayer meetings.
Baldwin High School basketball endured a tough loss in a tight home contest. Ritchey struck late, drilling three goals to seal a slim lead as Baldwin, missing Dean due to disability, wrestled with lineup adjustments and uneven shooting while Bruner and Kinxer led scoring in a creditable effort.
A disjointed 19th century notice touts Dears Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles in Lawrence residents. The ad claims public endorsement, lists prices and US distributors, and names multiple local officials and treasurers associated with the promotion.
Mrs J B Hoss visited Fripfuls in Lawrence yesterday Me PL Carrow travelled to Foplin Mo last week visiting in law Rev Green tartley and awe aidermline the Naumbermiens tonven tion if Kansas City Rev IL Baker moved to nil man Mo where he has a horse Mrs Claudes Halley and children visited in Barlindtony Kan this week where Aly is employed De Hol Hoover wid has heed anite sick is slowly recovering He has suffered a severe attack of ear stone OW H Hubbs left forth oneund in Kan the first of the week He will engage in the ytholesate slavery In iness Ales Lee and T Nj Trotter and Cio rge Nall attested the traple iment sealers convention in Kansas City this week Bell Scott Laura Watel Bell of Baldwin Ta Clarence Roy Scott of Smith Center Kansas were married Thursday in Ottawa Mrs Scott is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Bell of
Lawrence Kansas a year ago a woman suffered from pain irregularities and bloating. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief and renewed strength after years of discomfort. She urges others to consider the remedy for similar distress.
A jumble of short social items lists visits among city residents and their kin. Mr Scott, eldest son of Walter Scott, and Francis Brown, with his wife, returned from a visit to Mr Webster. Mrs Kneppy traveled to Lawrence on business. Miss Grace Leonel went to Kansas City for a few days with relatives. Mrs Margaret Half of Fontana, Kan came to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Bruner. An ad promotes Dr Tehena Relit for Rheumatism from O. B Barber & Son, druggists, praising relief after months of pain.
A fragmented society column lists visits and brief social events. Names include Mr. and Mrs. West, Gertrude Ubull, Mr. and Mrs. Hidle, Mr. T. Conner, Miss Estelin Parsside, Miss Nellie Lewis, and Mrs. Anderson. Events cover aviation weeks with relatives, hospitalities, and neighborhood calls around Kansas City and nearby towns.
Several residents shared Sunday visits and greetings. Edward Laci visited Vienrspert with ME and Mrs Joe Maat. KL Smith of Bine Mound visited Mr Brown and family. Geer Wilden Sr left for Florida to spend winter. Fred Russell visited Paulas Kansas. Mrs Ruxeau visited last Friday with Mrs Dea Whilear. A B Conner hosted Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Cearse Liston and family and Mr and Mrs Anderson and family.
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