First M. E. Church announces Sunday services and programs
The First M. E. Church at corner Tenth and Vermont lists morning worship with Dr. Hislop’s theme Chosen of Christ, university and high school leagues, and installation of the student cabinet. Trinity Lutheran, Church of the Brethren, Immanuel Lutheran, and other local churches outline Sunday schools, sermons, and evening programs. Attendance targets, guest speakers, and a Monday supper for the congregation are noted alongside Lutheran youth activities and public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Corner Tenth
Vermont
Edward Hislop
McKinley Warren
E. S. Weatherby
Weekla
Hislop
Christ
P. m. University League
Maurine Bruner
Marguerite Hurwitz
Edwin F. Price
Passion play slides by Dre Berry at St James A M E Church
Dre Berry of Chicago presents a unique Passion play using slides and impersonations at St James A M E Church on North Seventh Street led by Rev H H Diut. The event invites a hearty welcome and serves as a prelude to the Kaw Valley annual conference held March 21 with lectures and sermons by Rt Rev Bishop Dent and Rev Stephens of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre Berry
Chicago
St. James .A. M. E
North Seventh Street
H. H. Diut
Great
la. In
Bishop Dent
Rev
Stephens
Kansas City
Allen's Endeavor League
Y. H
Lee Fishback
St. James A. M. E
Plymouth and First Presbyterian Church Services and Change
Plymouth Congregational Church at 25 Vermont Street lists a morning service at 11 o'clock with Dr. R. A. Schwegler speaking on The Vision of the Prophets and a Young People's Society meeting at 6 45 in the Parish house. Plymouth has called Rev Alfred D Grey of St Louis to the pastorate, effective late next month, promising a great period of service under Dr Grey. First Presbyterian Church at Vermont and Ninth Street features 9 45 Sunday School and University Bible Classes, 11 o'clock worship, a choir performance of God So Loved the World, and an evening service at 7 45 led by Dr Arnoldi with a gospel message. Worden Evangelical Church schedules 10 00 Sunday School, 11 00 sermon titled House Building, and 7 30 p m Christendom Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arnold
Luther League
Tila
Marie Russ
University Y. W. C. A
Alice Fearing
Art the
John Moore
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
Church of the Brethren
New Hampshire
Geo. W. Burgin
John Metsker
Young Peoples Meeting
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Snyder
Francis M. Testerman
Endeavor
Harold Jordan
E.G. Day
Trrayer
Kanwaka Church
Rex Burkhart
Religious Education
Lawrence
West Side Presbyterian Church
Gerrit. Snyder
K. U
P. B. Lawson
Free Methodist Church
Twelfth
Connecticutt
H. d. Long
Duue
Life Line Orphanage
Kansas City
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont St. Church School
R. A. Schwegler
Young People’s Society
Schwegler
Plymouth
Alfred D. Grey
St.Louis
Steiner
C. E
Arnoldi
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Garner
Ninth and
Ghia Streets
G. N. Jackson
Pravm
Tha| Wallace
Perkins
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Unitarian Church
12Th
Vermont
Wilson M. Backus
Minis
Harp White
Trinity Episcopal Church
6Th
Edwards
Wise
First Baptist
Church Eighth and
Kentucky
John F. Watts
Ches. W. Thomas
R. Q. Brewster
Church of God
Wweek
Christ
L. Post
Revival and church notices fill the Sunday schedule
A long list of church activities outlines sermons, revival meetings, and services across multiple congregations in Garner. The Ninth Street Baptist Church and others invite neighbors to Sunday worship, evangelist events, Bible classes, youth programs, and forums, with detailed times and leaders noted. A New York expedition report on giant 21 foot lizards is also mentioned.
Richard C Norman — early Kansas settler and family man
Richard C Norman born February 16 1850 in Hamilton county Illinois died March 14 1926 at sister’s home in Glinton Kansas. He moved to Kansas in 1870s married Miriam Smith in 1879 and had seven children Flora Powell Edward Norman Clark Norman Dell Brauer Mattie Brashear. Burial from Clinton Nazarene Church after funeral by Rev Estelle Lienard. His wife died 1921 and two sons predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Norman
Hamilton County
Ilinois
Hannah Allen
Glinton
Kansas
Miriam Smith
Flora Powell
Arkansas City
Edward Norman
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Clark Norman
Altus
Dell Brauer
Carterville
Mattie Brashear
Joplin
Onele Dick
Clinton Nazarene Church
Estelle Lienard
Normani
Baptist Church
Webb City
Beebe's Topeka visit and Kansas tax tag notes
In Topeka Governor Patten's secretary's background is sketched with a cue to Beebe's Neodesha Sun office. Kansas exempts two thousand motor vehicles from state tax, with various license tag codes explained. A New York capitalist probes the cost of raising a bushel of wheat, visiting farms with Dr. Farrell to tally farm expenses and margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Patten
Tiesta Boulevard
Topeka Boulevard
Kansas
Ond County
Review of Israel and cost in Kansas farming scene
A confused late edition notes an association of a New Yorker review of Ludwig Lewisohn s Follow the Book and discusses production costs on a Kansas farm. Crowded city streets provoke remarks on cats and automobiles as President Farrell comments on farmers selling wheat under cost. State highway markers are to be produced with new Kansas road signs expected within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Israel
York
Ludwig Lewissohn
Farrell
State Highway Commission
Derby Oi Company Options Land and Station Assets
Two option agreements registered with Derby Oi as a party name John J Owen taking a fifteen year option on an oil company filling station and a small tract in N W idol Section 36 Township 12 Range 19 for 100 dollars purchase price set at 5121 23 dollars J G Cooper and wife take a fifteen year option on the station and lot 165 New York street for 100 dollars with a purchase price of 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby Oi Company
John J.owen
Oil
Township
New York Street
Assign Oil and Gas Leases Registered in County Office
Several oil and gas assignments were registered in the office of Isa Wellman yesterday. A. W. Detler to Hamer Reber covers over 39 acres in section 3 township 13 range 20 and 25.29 acres in section 3 township 18 range 20. A. W. Detler to Hamer Reber covers over 41 acres in section 3 township 18 range 20. Real estate transfers include B. P. Corbin and wife to Cornelia J. Hazzard for $1 and other valuable consideration in Sinclair's addition. Rev. Wilson M. Backus speaks at Unitarian Forum Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Wellman
A. W. Detler
Hamer Reber
B. P. Corbin
Cornelia J. Hazzard
Sinclair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trinity Lutheran
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth and Kentcky Sts
Stoeppelwerth
Pilate
Jesus Christ
Son of God
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
Christian Science Reading
East 8Th Street
Nazarene Ehret
Lincoln St
N. Lawrence
Schoo and Peoples
Clinton
Estelle Reid Lienard
Christian Church
Chas
A. Richard
A. J. Wood
Albert Williams
Jancheon
Christian Endeavor Societies
Charles D. Carter
Battle of
Little Big Horn
United States
Presbyterian Church
Vermont and
Ninth Sts
B. A. Bleek
Frank, Arnold
Worden Evangelical Church
Walter Oehrle
Christian Endeavor Society
GF. Weidensaul
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
H. Rieder
Y. P
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Tenth and N. Y. Sts
H. E. Jordan
Assembly of God
Bridge St
Tdi
B. H. Candle
Wy. Greisen
Bro. Bunn
The
Salvation Army
Holiness
Young People's Legion
Salvation
Ensign
Seaman
New York
Komodo
Dutch East Indies
Jesse Métcalf
Metcalf Bros. & Co
Bronx Park Zoological Garden
Java Zoo
Metcalf
Robert Cushman Murphy
Bronxville
Murphy
American’ Museum of Natural History
England
K. H. van Steyn van Hensbroek
Richard C, Norman
Harold Pettibone
Normani Endacotti
West Seventh Street
Rankin's Drug Store
Capitol Briefs
St. John
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
F. D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
St. Louis
Reusch
Wolf's Book Store
Mass St
Derby Oil Company
Unitarian Forum
Morrison Agency
Frederick
G. 0. Hunt
G. O. Hunt
EL Third St
Liberty Cafe
Nick Douvas
Massachusetts
Lawrence, Kansas
John J. Riling
Carl’s. Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Abe Wolfson
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