Sunday church services and programs listed at multiple churches
Multiple Omaha area churches announce May 12 services including Centenary Methodist Episco pal, St James A M E, St Luke A M E, Plymouth Congregational, Evangelical Association, First Presbyterian and First Methodist. Programs feature sermons by visiting pastors, Sunday School, Epworth League and Women’s groups, with special music and mothers day observations.
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St. Luke A. M. E
H.C. Mendersen
Alexander
Snowden
Sonoom
First Christian Church Mothers Day Services Towne
At the corner of Tenth and Kentucky Streets M Jae Sores ministers hosts Mothers service with a program by the children in the Bible School. Special music and a sermon on mothers devotion and responsibility, evening service and morning worship included. Cordially invited to all events.
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First Presbyterian
Ninth
Vermont
AL Bleck
Unity Inks Ochoa
Fem
Geselbracht
Nis
Oa Tribune
Christian Mothers
Kristiin Nadeavar
Tivening Servier
Tor Geselbracht
Pierresrtat
Retleien
First Christian Church
Tenth
Kentucky
M. Jae Sores
Dba Aoek
Schoel
Charset
First Baptist Church Holds Special Mothers Day Service
A First Baptist gathering noted a corner sermon and morning Sunday School session. The minister observed the event at Heand Morning worship planned for 7:8 with a special Mothers Day program and intermediate meetings in the evening.
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First Baptist
Charech
Kentucky
Ambassadors for Christ Invited to Trinity Lutheran Services
Trinity Lutheran Church invites all who do not worship elsewhere to attend services. Mothers Day will be observed with worship at 11 and sermon at 7:45. Luther League at 7. Primary and other departments meet after. Northeast Kansas Conference sessions begin Tuesday evening and are open to the public.
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Trinity
Lutheran Church
Court House
Js. Stamler
Luther League
Audi Alin
du Oneluck
Amaens Mh
Kansas
Morning and Evening Services at Multiple Churches
First Methodist Episcopal lists morning sermon by Rev. James A. Stavely with Sunday School at noon and a Leauge meeting. Trinity Episcopal notes Sunday after Ascension with morning prayers and a service led by Prof. Hyullands. First Church of Christ Scientist outlines services including Sunday readings and a reading room schedule. Ninth Street Baptist Church reports Sunday morning preaching, Sunday School, and Baptist Young Peoples Union activities with details on leadership and times.
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Evangelical Association
Fenth and
Connecticut Strests
Oa. K
Schend
First Methodist Episcopal
Snapclock
James A. Stavely
Sp.worth League Meeting
Toi
Trinity Episcopal
Bea
Hyullands
Christian Science First Church of Christ Scientist
Chrehburhiings Ltd
Massachusetts
Fadler
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth and Ohio
N. Jackson
Waa
Harvey
Sear
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Wiley Thompson
P.oan
Purity and Blood Power Boosts Health Claims
An advertisement asserts that purer blood increases disease resistance and lowers cold risk. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine to purify blood and improve vitality, urging those with blood disorders or low tone to try the remedy, especially now.
Valley Chapel church notices and local visits extend week
Regular services planned for next Sunday at Valley Chapel after weather canceled last Sunday's Endeavor. Local residents and families, including Mohlers, Grays, Johnsons, and Dillons, are noted with visits, travels, and illness updates. An upcoming Washington schoolhouse entertainment is announced along with schoolhouse painting and a purchase of pure White Leghorn chickens. Nationwide clues point to Lawrence Optical Co. ads.
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Ben Mohler
Dillon
George Lee
Camp Funston
Roger Williams
Lone Star
John White
Colorado
Robert Henry
John Gray
Pearl Johnson
Ben Mohlers
John Dunn
Concordia
Grace Spurlock
Lyda
Mildred Longanecker
John Banks
Neal
Bryan Neal
Oscar Hinnens
Willis Dunn
Lee Gray
Pay in the Navy Is Not to Be Sneezed At
A navy recruiting message explains how pay and allowances work for enlisted men and reservists. It details base monthly pay, family allowances from 15 to 50 dollars depending on dependents, and extra Retainer Pay for naval reservists and petty officers after ratings are confirmed.
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Navy
Neil Whitzel
Naval Reserve
Shipping Board
Neil
Lawrence Bdy
Uncle Sam
When Her Back Aches A Woman Finds Energy Slipping
Lawrence women report backaches and kidney trouble as signs of kidney disease. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted as kidney specific. Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Lawrence says one box brought relief and no more back or kidney trouble. Price 60c at dealers. Buy Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Dick Brothers amber combs offered.
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Lawrence
Dean
Oscar Johnson
R. F. Ds
Dean’s. Kidney
Local Social Notes From Oak Ridge White Area
Community news lists visits and calls among residents including Oak Ridge White, Brackett, Williamstown and Benner Springs. Notable items mention Mrs Charley Wood and Mrs Char ley Wise visiting Sutter home, Ralph Pine sailing for France, and several families spending Sundays or weekdays with relatives and patients.
Every Meal a Poisonous Injection
An old advertisement argues meals worsen kidney and bladder troubles by adding uric acid to the body. It claims GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules remove the poison, offer prompt relief, and urge readers to buy now. The copy promises genuine product, pharmacy availability, and a money back guarantee.
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Haarlem
Spring Medicine Duo Promises Pure Blood Restoratives
A period-appropriate ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron as the ideal spring health course. It claims they purify impure blood, restore worn systems, relieve rheumatism scrofula and other humors, sharpen appetite and digestion, and promote sleep, with Wood's Pills offering gentle harmony.
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Hood
Wood
Death of Joseph Fugate J. 0. Fugate in Kansas
Joseph Fugate died at his Lawrence home on Saturday after a lingering illness. The body will be transported to Newton this afternoon with his brother J H Fugate and other family members. Funeral by the Masonic fraternity will be held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Dut Son parlors. Friends may view him Tuesday from 10 to 1. Known as Joe Fugate he was a longtime Newton resident and former postmaster. He edited the Newton Journal here and later ran businesses in Lawrence. The Kansan will publish fuller details later.
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Clara Wood
Nettie
Myra Sutter
Bismark
Charley Wise
Olive King
Marguerite Norris
Hig
Mole
R. C. Nesbit
Perry
Albert Pine
Robbie van Neste
Quinsy
Margaret Perkins
Oak Ridge
Red Cross
Miss Hartley
Lawrence
Carol
Milford Miller
Harry van Neste
Joe Woolf
Herbert Wood
Wilie Lemon
Carrie Morgan
Myrtle Dolan
Clarence Tine
Carl Hurd
Baldwin
Myrtle Hurd
Kate Morrsouin
Kay Woolf
Jellison
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Western Electric
H.G. van Neste
Walter Pine
Pine
Will Elder
Linwood
Sutter
Louie Mole
Bleakley School House
E. B. Pine
Dorothy
Joe McCage
Mackey
Evelyn Hayden
Hayden
Manhatan
Barbara Hemming
Knops
Florence
Myrtle Sutter
Carrie Morgan - Hattie
Mildred
Ruby
Leona Eberwein
Carrie Hunsinger
Haskell
Institute
Joseph Fugate
Fugate
Mr. Fugate
J. H. Fugate
Dut & Son
Joe Fugate
Harvey County
Kansas
Newton
Cherryvale
Kansan
Newton Kansen-Republican
Attend High End Cross Auction Sale Notice
Attend the high end cross auction sale at 8 p m Wednesday May 4 at Ilworth Building west of Innes store.
Rev Walter Scott Taken to State Insane Hospital
Sheriff J R Woodward escorted Reverend Walter Scott of the colorfil Church of God to Yoroka State Hospital for the insane today. Pure ice cream delivered to all fats of the city. Phone No. 44. Busy ec.
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State Insane Hospital
Walter Scott
The
Colorfil
Church of God
State Hospital For the Insane
Yoroka
J. R.woodward
Dr Orelap Exe Ear Nose and Throat Offices Dick Building
Dr Orelap runs an ear nose and throat practice located in the Dick Building. The listing notes the offices serve patients with ENT needs in this area.
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Orelap
Dick Building
High School Notes Rally For New Flag With Two Farces
Evening assembly features two school farces The Heirs at Law by Juniors and a Student Council production Proceeds support purchase of a new high school flag Also listed are student performances and musical selections by various students and groups.
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Law
Stenography Course Promises Career Boost and University Route
A talented stenographer can secure a good salary and fast promotion or use the skill to fund university study. Lawrence Business College offers a Summer School course to capitalize on stenography aptitude.
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Lawrence Business College
Indians May Miss Track Meet With Polytechnic
Coreh J. H. Shields of the Haskell Indian track team learned the Haskell Institute meet with Kansas City Polytechnic Institute, set for this afternoon, was canceled as the Polytechnic team disbanded. Shields seeks another spring date with Ottawa or Baker or possibly Kansas Farmers from Manhattan.
Talks to Journalists on Stock Markets and Markets
C L Nicolet of the Kansas City Star spoke to journalism classes at the university this morning. He explained handling market news through telegraph, the exchange, and the board of trade, and discussed inspection and sale of livestock and grains.
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C. L. Nicolet
Kansas City Star
Mr. Nicolet
Telegraph
Exchange
Board of Board of Trade
Annual Breakfast for Senior Girls and Boys at Congregational Parish House
The senior girls host an annual breakfast for the boys at 6 45 A M on Wednesday at Congregational Parish House funded by proceeds from their circus. The Y W C A board met yesterday, presenting the year’s annual report and noting the group raised more for War Work than any other high school association in Kansas, totaling 150 dollars.
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Congregational Parish House
YW. CG. AL
YS W.C. A
Karsas
The Oitas Elect Officers After Picnic Meeting
The Oitas held their final gathering as a picnic last Saturday. Officers for next year were elected: President Elizabeth Dunkel, Vice President Nadine Morrison, Secretary Treasurer Charlotte Hi moe, Sergeant at arms Marianna Dunkel, Budget Reporter Mildred Metjuf Fey.
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Oitas
Elizabbeth Dunkel
Nadine Morrison
Charlotte Himoe
Marianna Dunkel
Elks Open House Promises Soldier Socials in Topeka
Topeka Kansas May 11 special plans enable the Elks lodge to host open house for soldiers each Saturday night Dancing will mark the evenings with an orchestra and girl partners provided by Women’s Federation of Clubs Hosts and chaperones will accompany ten girls from each club The arrangement aims to provide safe social opportunities for visiting service members.
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Topeka
Bruner Heads to Baldwin for Day Trip. Gaddis in KC
Mr. F. R. Bruner traveled to Baldwin to spend the day. Miss Elizabeth Gaddis spent the day in Kansas City, adding to a pattern of local residents making short excursions.
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F. R. Bruner
Baldwin
Elizabeth Gaddis
Kansas City
Zemd Skin Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Itching
An advertisement promotes Zemed or Zemd skin remedy promising instant relief from itching and rashes. It touts quick action, non greasy application, and low cost with a 35 cent or 100 dollar option, urging immediate purchase. The copy credits EW Rose Co of Cleveland Ohio.
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Rose Cs
Cleveland
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Ladies Aid Society
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