Unitarian Centennial Plans in Boston and Abroad
Boston hosts the centennial observance of the American Unitarian Association with European leaders attending May 10 to May 12 events at Harvard and various churches. Speakers include Rev. Nicholas Jozan and Dr. Paul Revere Frothingham, with Yale and Boston figures presenting. A plan to raise 150000 for a church-building fund accompanies the centennial program.
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England
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Transylvania
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Nicholas Jozan
Budapest
Unitarian
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William E. Borah
Idaho
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Harvard University
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New York
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Fuller
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Roswell Harmon Potter
Hartford, Conn
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United States
Hugh R. Rathbone
Scouts Break World Record at Wichita Eight-Name Team
McCune hails Troop 9 speed and accuracy after eight Boy Scouts aged sixteen cleared a 10-foot barrier in eleven seconds, shaving 135 seconds from the former world mark. The squad, including two Eagles and four second class scouts, trained a year for Naogshibitin.
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Albert Fulton
Spenter Redding
Haskell Hi-Y Club annual banquet slated for tomorrow
The Has kell Hi-Y Club will hold its annual banquet at 6:30 tomorrow night in Haskell gym. George E. Peters, principal of Haskell Institute, acts as toastmaster. B. V. Edworthy of Topeka delivers the evening address. The program features songs, solos, talks by past and present Hi-Y leaders, and performances by Topeka Hi-Y members.
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George E. Peters
Haskell Institute
B. V. Edworthy
Topeka
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Cornet
Holy City
Sam Weestika
Hi-Y
Jesse Smith
Colored Hi-Y
Yvorward
Adam Frenchman
E. V. Edworthy
Kansas Y. M. Co. Ars
Kansas
Kaun To Lecture On Russian Art Tonight
Alexander S Kaun from the University of Southern California will lecture on Russian Art at 8 o'clock tonight in the Fraser Hall chapel. The talk covers painting sculpture literature music and dancing and is presented by the western university extension department.
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Man shoots wife then kills himself in Chickasha
Mrs. G. R. Rinehart, after being shot by her husband who then died, draped in nightdress and woke her six children to turn in a fire alarm before collapsing. Firemen rushed her to a hospital where doctors said her condition was critical. Police attributed the shooting to temporary insanity. In other news, Dr. John H. Outland of Kansas City will lecture tomorrow at 8 pm in Central Administration building on The Field of Medicine, a talk for University students choosing a vocation.
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Broadcast service by Rev Frank Jennings from Minneapolis
Rev Frank Jennings will broadcast a church service Wednesday evening from his church with the choir singing and a duet by Mrs Jennings and the choir director. The program piques interest among Lawrence residents familiar with his past as former pastor of the First Baptist church. Meanwhile Quincy school fifth graders held a line party Saturday night to see The Lighthouse by the Sea at Bowersock, with seventeen boys and their teacher as chaperone.
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Baldwin News Highlights Local Happenings This Week
Miss Eleanor Brown missed college due to illness at her mother Catherine Brown's home on Ninth. Elizabeth Dunn died Wednesday at her daughter’s Baldwin home after months with cancer. Services were held at the Flinders home and burial followed at Spring Hill. Dr. and Mrs. John Maclean visited Ottawa to meet daughter Mrs. Philip Oviatt and grandson Bobby of Tulsa. Mrs. J. J. Fishell returns from Grand Ridge Florida. March death of Mr. Fishel after pneumonia. Mrs. Fishell plans time in Baldwin with sister Katherine Brown before moving to western Kansas. Charles Gardner from Albuquerque visited Baldwin with his parents, traveling with William Kirk toward Dayton. Nautilus Club to meet at Mrs. C. Scott Morgan’s country home. Baldwin women organized a city federation with officers elected.
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T. E. Flanders
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Ottawa
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Bobby
Tulsa
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J. J. Fishell
Grand Ridge
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Fishell
Katherine Brown
Kansas
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Ethel Huff
Ruth Richardson
Harriett Wbible
Frank Ey Wolf
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
Walter Kennedy
Miss Rogers Gains 15 Pounds in Six Weeks
Miss Alberta Rogers reports a remarkable recovery after using McCoy's Cad Liver Oil Compound Tablets. She gained 15 pounds in six weeks, noting improved appetite and a healthier complexion. The ad promotes 60 cent tablets sold at local druggists with a money back guarantee after 30 days.
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Woodlawn PTA finals program announced for tonight
Eileen of Olathe and Mrs G F Nicholson with son Norman visited Waldrons. Mrs Charles N Bailey hosted Past Matron's club of Evangeline chapter Eastern Star. The Woodlawn Parent Teachers Association holds its final meeting of the year at the school auditorium tonight with a program including Debussy Sarabande piano solo Florence Beamer a vocal duet The Gigaboo Man Howard Fielding recitation When Ignorance is Bliss Mrs A B Ewing address Weekday Religion in the Schools Dr S B Braden vocal solos There’s a Land My Heart Spross Sweet Sweet Lady Spross performed by Mrs Katherine Pine.
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G. F. Nicholson
Norman
Woodlawn Parent Teachers Association
Sarabande
Debussy
Florence Beamer
Dorothea Weingardner
Hilde May Bushey
Howard Fielding
A. B. Ewing
B. Braden
Spross
B. Sweet
Sweet Lady
Katherine Pine
Passionate Oberammergau orders reach America
The American tour of Anton Lang and his Oberammergau associates has generated strong demand for wooden statues and other carved art. Christ images are especially sought after as orders arrive from buyers across the United States. The report notes the surge of inquiries and commissions from the tour’s outreach.
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Associated Press
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America
Christ
Marriage quota is low in England says doctor
In Cowes on May 4 Associated Press reports Dr A T Schofield, a London nerve specialist, warned that thousands of English girls cannot marry due to a shortage of men. He noted five or six eligible London women per family, unable to wed, and called the situation unique to Britain. The piece also notes a Scottish man leaving 5000 for a monument to his cat and mentions German postage stamps featuring famous Germans but not the ex-Kaiser.
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London
From Kitchen to Attic Housewarming Hot Water Service Ad
A housekeeper extols the need for abundant hot water from modern hot water service. Washing dishes scrubbing floors cleaning windows and doing laundry all require hot water. A water heater is offered to meet exact needs and prompting inquiries.
Sound Money Spurs Marriages in Germany and Motor Trends
An Associated Press report notes money stabilization in Germany raises marriage rates to near prewar levels since 1924. It also cites U S motorcycle share about one fourth of global totals and four fifths of automobiles. Mother's Day packages are moving quickly with Ran kin's Drug Store offering purchases at 1101 Mass.
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Tanlac Promises Health by Restoring Strength and Appetite
The advertisement extols Tanlac as a natural tonic to add flesh, renew energy, and purify blood for underweight individuals. It cites hundreds of glowing testimonials and claims quick relief from torpid liver, rheumatism, sleeplessness, and indigestion, urging immediate use.
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