Lawrence Churches Plan Special Evening Service Series
The united Christian organization in the city announces an event of special interest marking its first meeting. About 200 children from Daily Nation Schools of Lawrence will attend under Mrs J E Rynerson. A program of songs and readings will feature a playlet The Lost Christ led by Mrs J A Keeler. Dr Gordon of First Methodist will preach on The Lost Christ. Margaret Drepman soloist. Chas O W Thomas to direct congregational singing. Sunken Gardens venue provided by the park commission. Trinity Lutheran Church chimes to ring Sundays 7 30 to 7 46 as a worship reminder. rain plan to be at Lutheran church. Lawrence churches extend cordial invitation to residents of Lawrence and surrounding area to attend.
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Reprehe United Christian
Organiza
Inteest
Daily Nation
Lawrence
JE. Rynerson
J. A. Keeler
Harry A. Gordon
First Mathodist Church
Gordon
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
Independence
Kansas
Drennen
Margaret Drepman
Chas. OW
Thomas
Park J Commission
Trinity Lutheran
Treasury official defends Virkkula shooting as within authority
Washington June 14 AP Assistant Secretary Lowman said J White a customs patrolman who shot Virkkula near International Falls Minnesota last Saturday night acted within his authority under the law. He warned that disarming officers would effectively repeal the tariff and prohibition laws and noted the official report by Assistant Collector Longberg at Duluth contained no new public details.
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Washington
Secretaey Lowman
the Heasury
Treasury
As‘ant
Customs
Lingerberg
Duluth
Minn
Delinquent Poll Tax Warrants to Be Served
Chief of Police Will Johns announced warrants for about 500 delinquent poll tax payers will be served as soon as possible. Those who received notices months ago and have not paid should go to the city clerk in the new city hall to settle the tax and avoid a police court appearance and a minimum $3 fine.
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Posje
Jobs
Real Estate Transfers Across Kansas Cities
Edwin L Clase and Jane his wife of Lawrence transfer lot 17 in North Lawrence to S Jones Tawrened. G Sutton and wife of Moline Kansas transfer property at Hindman Baldwin City High Street blocks 7 and 78. Millie Stout and James her husband transfer to Pearl Vieux Doanes subdivision to block 7. State senator from Douglas Jefferson district referenced.
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Edwin. L- Clase
Jane
Lawrence
S. Jones
G. Sutton
Moline
Elk County
Kan
Hindman
Baldwin City
High Street
Bald City
Millie Stout
James
Pearl ‘Vieux, Doanes
Bandits Raid Village In Fukien. 100 Killed, Refugees Say
Refugees arriving report bandits burned a Chinese village in Fukien near Amoy. The attackers allegedly killed about 100 residents and hold prominent citizens for ransom. The bandits control the countryside from Chuanchow north to Amey, raising mission concerns. Local refugees describe widespread terror and displacement in Hweian Hsien area.
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Amoy
Fukien
China
Hwejan-Hsien
Chuanchow
Amey
Missionary ‘Society
Hweian-Hsien
Peoples Utilities Kansas to Offer Stock to Customers
The Peoples Utilities Kansas Corporation, a gas distributor for Lawrence, announced a stock sale to customers and employees from June 17 to 22. J Dodds said the sale would be through best company employees with a monthly payment plan. The parent company, Peoples Light and Power, controls assets over 47 million dollars with 7.29 million earnings in the year ending February 28, 1929. Dodds touted the purchase as a solid investment since utilities are essential and demand grows.
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Peoples Utilities Kansas “Corporation
Lawrence
Peoples Light and Power, Corporation
J. Dodds
Comany
Peoples Utlities
Kansaorporation
Peoples Light Nd Power, Corporation
System
Zas
Leetric
Dodds
Peoples Light and Power Corporation
Peoples Light and Power
Lcospore
Motve
French-Post Siege Raised at Ait Yakoub Morocco
Rebel tribesmen attacked the French post of Ait Yakoub near Tangier. Reinforcements arrived to save the post as French planes bombed rebels. Casualties were heavy on both sides. French forces planned stronger operations to maintain order and keep communications open.
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Rabat
Morocco
Quen
Ait
Yakoub
Tounfit
Explosion in Dry Dock Kills Three in Brooklyn
June 13 report says three men were killed and two seriously hurt with five others slightly injured in a blast at Robbins dry dock, Brooklyn, as about 50 workers scraped the tanker Gulf Penn and the blast height reached the hull. The cause remains undetermined and a large crew was on site.
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New York
Brooklyn
Silane
Robbins Dry Dock
Conclave Opens At Hotel President In Kansas City
The provincial conclave of Sigma Alpha Mu national fraternity opened this morning at the Hotel President in Kansas City. It is sponsored by the Kansas University chapter and the alumni of greater Kansas City.
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Sigma ‘Alpha
Ithe Hotel
Ares City
Th Kansas
University Chanter
Ithe
Greater
Kansas City
Dawes Arrives in Southampton As Ambassador to Britain
Southampton June 14 AP Charles G. Dawes newly named American ambassador to Great Britain arrived this afternoon and was warmly welcomed by officials. The pace of his early movements stirred talk of urgent Anglo American diplomatic aims and a potential summit with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, as editors stressed a drive toward solid lasting understanding between the two nations.
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Southampton
England
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
United States
Cay
Southamnton
Pilzrims
George
Forrest Scotland
Macdonald
Foreign, Office
Arthur Henderson
General Dawes
Pilgrims
Scotland
King
Visual Education Meet on Campus at University of Kansas
A visual education conference for educators runs June 17 to 21 at the University of Kansas during the summer session. Principal speakers include Dr. Daniel G. Knowlton, Mrs. Charles at Yale, Joe Moore of the University of Texas, and Dr. R. A. Schwegler. The program features demonstration equipment, films, lantern slides, and related visuals.
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University of Kansas
University
Daniel G. Knowlton
Laduate
School of Education
Charles
Bureau Yale University
Joe Moore
University of Texas
R. A. Schwegler
Warm Weather Forecast For Kansas Weekend
Fair weather and warmer conditions expected across Kansas with higher temperatures today and Saturday. Western regions may reach the mid 70s while eastern areas near 63 degrees tonight with no rain reported in the past 24 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
New Washing Machine Cleans in Minutes, No Motor Needed
A simple new washing machine has been invented that requires no motors or moving parts yet matches the efficiency of $100 machines. It fits in any ordinary boiler and cleans and sterilizes an entire wash in about 20 minutes without rubbing or harsh soaps. Tested and approved by engineers, it costs about the price of a pair of shoes. Preston Manufacturing Company offers to send machines to one person in each locality and seeks agents and time-savers to write for a free booklet with full details.
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Ing -Ergineers
Preston “Manufact Company
Jane Ae
Personal notices from Lawrence area reflect afters and travels
Rev and Mrs Watts leave for Denver to attend Northern Baptist conventions and will return next Thursday. Lawrence Building and Loan directors Shawnee Daughtjerty Stevenson visit Kansas City on business. Visitors from Pasadena Cal motoring to Wisconsin for summer. relatives host at Waldemar Geltch home. Mrs Tucker operated for exophthalmic goiter. recovering in Kansas City. Numerous local residents attend Washington Relief Corps picnic and visit families in Wichita and Topeka. others visiting or returning from trips across Kansas and Missouri.
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M F. Watts
First Baptist Church
Denver
Lawrence
George Shawnee
C. H
Daught Jerty
J. ©. Stevenson
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Kansas City
Kan
Mary Bezich
Benetrice
Chamberlain
K. Mallman
Lorraine Ingraham
Pasadena
Cal
Wisconsin
Waldemar Geltch
Geltch
G. F. Tucker
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
J. R. Wood
Wichita
Kan- 3
J. W
Brown J
Bansi City
D. W. Gordon
DeSo
Augusta Ziesenis
Hannah Champion
George Johnson
Ida M Swadlex
C. BH. Burch
Hattie Lescher
Bessie Lescher
Lara Warnick
Rose Fordyce
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
Ws R. C. No. 5
Toneka
Rose Senn
Ohio Street
Alfred Venne
Vietovit
Burton Sears
Moyne Rice
Richard L. Thomas
Topeka
H. L. Newton
Emporia
W. A. Waterson
George E. Newton
Day Mills
Texarkana
Texas
Mexico
Virginia May Johnson
Will. Robinson
Luray
Rs. J. S. Stover
Kansas’ City
Jusent Ackerman
Kappa Alpha’ Theta
Wasa
W.o.hamiton
Hise Wilhelmi
New York
Columbia University
Perry May
University of Kansas
Swith
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Fred Montgomery
S. K. Funk
J. B. Erwin
N. P. He
A.G. Hammond
Vinland
Loraine Carder
Burlington
Santa Barbara
Early Cardey
Joe Wellman
Kearney
Neb
N. Penn
Greensboro
Penn
S. K
Woodstock Sunday School and Church Services in Woodstock
Nearly fifty attended Sunday School at Woodstock and a large crowd gathered for preaching. Charley Barnes spoke on the Gospel from Mark about preparing the way, read by Miss Nettie Haworth. Numerous local names appear in notes of visits, family illnesses, and community news including the passing of Harrison Wellman in Topeka. A children’s day program was held with a large turnout.
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Chester
Zook
Vangttie Nanak
Ruth Zook
Frank
Champion
Grace
Frank Champion
Mabel Petitt
Lucille
Scofield
Herman Petitt
Violet Studle
Helen Petitt
Charles ‘Goucher
Maurice
Davison
Maudie Davison
Mother Nature
Chester Zook
Harry Wellman
Gertrude
Audrey Divigon
Violet
Berneice Petit
John Philips
McLouth
Joe Boyd
Charley Bernes
James Graham
Bethel Graham
Anna Jones
Nettie Haworth
Standwood
Emma Ridgway
van Nowak
Vanettle
Frank Nowak
Mifs
Effie Petrie
John Gannon
Cannon
Lawrence
Pete Machiels
Lowman
Oskaloosa
Dan Petrie
Samuel
Woodstock
Charley Barnes
Dunivant
Mark
F. S. Champion
Genree Tarr
Laura
Barbara Zook
Barbara Lea Scofield
Ed. Morrow
Will Morrow
Little Deushter
Clifford “Wellman
Clarence Hitzerman
Little Sam
Sam Petrie
Lloyd Scofield
Topeka
Methodist Church
Wellman
Will Wellman
Ark
Gury
High Prairie Community Social Notes and Obituaries
High Prairie residents share visits and social calls at homes of Johanning, Heaston, Puckett, and others. Family mourns D. F. Heaston with services planned in Lawrence. survivors include Elmer Heaston and Madd Heagton with several daughters. Children’s day program featured songs, recitations, and skits at the local church.
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j Fred _C
Knoche
Ruth
Esther
Fredrick
F.H. Johanning
Paola
Dan Johanning
T. H. Johanning
Claude Williams
Willard
Merle’ Mischel
Edd Heaston
Hallie Hale
Allie Lawson
Clyde Puckett
Hay
Irdne
Clyde Pucket
Helen
Mable Sutton
Willow Springs
Alec Banksandy
Laura Julia
Dan Shotwell
Orville
Violet
Delbert
Maurice
Reese Swimley
Malcom
Gene
Virgil Landis
Armin
Werren
Lawrence
Frank Caldwell
Floyd
Tessie Churchbaugh
Paul Ulrich
Kansas City
Will Vaughn v
Donald
Borelyn
Keith Ulrich
Gladys Puckett
Toft
Wah Housen
Sutton
Gladys
Lloyd
Gerald Puckett
Gale
Boland
Pleasant Grove
D. F. Heaston
Brace
Elmer Heaston
la Porte
Texas
United, Brothern
California
Depa
Madd Heagton
Baldwin
Mable. Konschak
Ontario
Cal
Kate Craig
Whittier
Calif Land
Mes
Mae Firebaugh
Fatroview
Okla
A. In
Firebaugh
Austin
Ora
H. E. Heaston
Mable
Konschak Vargived
Isofis
Armin and
Warren
Lewis Churchbaugh
Harve Flory
Elmer Paniels
G. W. Loxman
Glenn
Lucille
Dan Johannine
Ottawa
Garnet
Elmer Daniels
Johaaniels
Harry Ulrich
Sunday School Program and Community Gossip Notes
A long reading lists Sunday School events with recitations songs and offerings led by Vera Toft Gerald Puckett and others. The article then shifts to a flurry of local visits dinners and gatherings among Puckett Landis Daniels Churchbaugh Ulrich and related families with notes of haymaking meetings and travel to Lawrence for Milk Producers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland’ Baker
Patricia’ Lou
Texas
Claude Wells
Shirley ‘Jean
Baldwin
Edd Heaston
Floyd Churchbaugh
Clyde Puckett
Halle Bale
Elmer Daniels
Virginia
Dorothy
Law
John Churchbaugh
Herschel
Ulrich
Lawrence
Clyde Puckett Monddy
Nettie Puckett
Gladys
Timor Convict Gangsters Rehabilitated Under Governor Duarte
Report from Major Theophilo Duarte to Lisbon describes Red Legion members once terrorizing Portugal now living under conditional liberty on Timor. They work in trades, contributing to a local highway system praised by the governor as evidence of rehabilitation and orderly reform.
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Lisbot
Red Legion
Fortuga
Theophilo Duarte
Timor
Lisbon
Portugal
Portuge
Portuguese Guinea
Duarte
Evening WREN Friday Schedule with Diverse Acts
A cluttered WREN Friday program lists multiple events from 5:13 p m health talk to 9 p m Salon Singers and 7 30 p m Armstrong Quarters. Includes orchestra acts, weather forecasts, and various performances with times and names, though OCR noise obscures some items.
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Wren
iSquibb
Seven Elevens
Danes Orchestra
Philco
Armstrong Quakars
Lew White
Orsaniat
Mildred Hune
Slumber Muett
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mu—Bigeuit
Tanrake Progiant
Atarslag
Zephyyss_ a. mn
Gram -Mypket
Wearhe
Moe
moeThe Bickhart
Pangily
Longinies
Markelto
Catastrophe date sought from cedar lake site study
Scientists from the National Geographic Society plan an expedition to the Cedar Lake site in the central Oregon Cascades this summer to determine the date of the ancient catastrophe that formed the lake and destroyed a vast forest, by examining growth rings of buried trees.
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Bend, Ore
Cedar Lake
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
National Geographic Society
Uni
Sargon Health Touts Liver Stimulant and Laxative
A testimonial from Gattleih Madinger of St Joseph praises Sargon Soft Mass Pills as a vital remedy curing stomach and kidney trouble, liver sluggishness, and nervous agitation. He claims improved appetite sleep and kidney function, calling the medicine a blessing and noting past unsuccessful treatments.
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Gattleih
Madinger
Narhhath &J
St Joseph
St. Jasent
Lawrence
Raundk Corner Thur Company
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Bowersock
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Manley
J. Hood
Haley E. Beck
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Herman Terence’ Straub
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Philip Williams
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Malcom Swimley
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Robert White
Robert Heaston
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Jay Jones
University School of Business
Baker University
Zeta Chi
Merchant Calculating Ddavhine Company
Milwaukee
Wis
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R-H
Everett Tuttie
Myr. Rothrock
Manhattan
I. S. Butcher
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Walter Howard
Tuttle
Memorial Union
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Virginia May Johnstom
Agnes Husband
Vera Lear
Gerald Fetner
Tenth
Massachusetts Street
Polie Court
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Lake
Sargon
Gottleib Madinger
Mencuanis Onas Bank
Marteaze Investments
Rumsey Funeral Home
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