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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
5
A combined Sunday School and Children's Day program at First Baptist Church is planned with pageants and promotions. The Methodist Episcopal Church, First Presbyterian Church, and First Christian Church announce sermons, midweek services, and special events led by ministers and superintendents.
The district superintendent will preach at 745 and lead the quarterly meeting at Centenary M E Church. The service follows a time of worship and local announcements within the Vily district.
A chaotic discussion exposes tire discounts and brand mileage claims. It stresses the gap between owners who see 25 to 50 percent more mileage per dollar and those who doubt tires, noting differences arise from materials, methods, and usage even under similar conditions.
A dense church notices page lists Warren Street Baptist, Zion, Spiritualist group, Trinity Church, First Church of Christ Scientist, St. Luke's A M E, Unitarian, United Brethren, Trinity Lutheran, Plymouth Congregational, and others. It details sermon topics, Sunday School times, Children’s Day programs, evening services, and midweek meetings at multiple locations including Ninth and Ohio, Lawrence Kansas, Massachusetts Street, Vermont and 12th Streets, and Woodland Park, with pastors named G N d Jackson, J S Payne, and others.
The post office remains busy as University students depart, with business still strong though a slowdown is expected within a week. Postmaster C. Kineh notes parcels and lingerie shipments fed receipts, while packing rules and misaddressed hats cause office headaches in the basement of the federal building.
Market report shows Kansas City and Chicago levels with hogs receipts about 1100 and slow demand. Corn and oats traded mixed around 74 to 45 cents and pork products quoted July and September futures. Also notes a literary notice about Kath er M Clark granted leave and an author from The Call.
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