Churches Prepare for Mother's Day Across Local Congregations
Readable items note Mother’s Day observances at Trinity Church Trinity Lutheran and Friends Church. Services include special music sermons and Sunday school activities for children and adults with midweek prayer, choir, and catechism sessions led by pastors Ky Rignilor and Calvin Neer.
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Trinity Lutheran
Court House
Sigdiy
Dieselen
Inoilyir
Wren
Sravitsy
Ke Rignilor
Silay Arhkour
Xpesi Mogogalie
Calvin Neer
Younes
Peta Montel
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Rat
St. On Nuesdas Promins
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Capaial
Plymouth Congregational Church Weekday Services Noted
A fragmented notice records Plymouth Congregational Church events including morning worship and evening services. It references Noble Stroud Ele ork atlister and several near unread items such as university classes and sermon themes amid garbled text.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Noble Stroud
Sanday Sehouliat
Wats Sophion
Wit
Nyon
Jan Jeudenvoge
Sermo
United Presbyterian Church Services Noted With Mother's Day Theme
The United Presbyterian Church at Tenth and Keniiiley hosts regular services with special observances for Mother’s Day. The Bible School meets at 2 p.m. with Pastor delivering a sermon on motherhood and consolation. Prof. K. Eamon Smith leads the Young People's Prayer Meeting in the Fy.dy hall and discusses Eve and Satan. music and invitations accompany the program.
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United, Presbyterian Church
Doople
K. Eamon Sinith
Satan
Miusic
First Baptist Church
Brown
Mathers
Smother
Centenary M. E. Church Programs and Notices
Centenary M E Church announces services at 4th and ln, with a morning sermon and special program honoring ninbers. Christian Science activities include daily readings and testimonial meetings. Local lawyers and socialists plan meetings at city hall with brief business and religious observances. Sunday school and church events scheduled with pastors and officers listed.
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Entenary M. E
Amd Ln
Roy I. Burl
Sanday SeFtoal
Ninbers
Christian Scientis
Christ
Beaccist
Howe
Makasi
Ruudas School
Roycom
Christian Science Readiner Rau
Stock Remedy Ad Promotes Medicine Over Food
An old advertisement urges buyers to purchase medicine, not food, claiming stock medicine boosts digestion and food value. It credits A. A. Green at 639 Mass. St. and Lawrence and touts B.A. Thomas Stock Remedy with a guarantee.
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B.A. Thomas
A. A.green
Mass. St. And’s. Bl Lawrence
Experience shown as Lawrence woman finds relief
Mrs CL Bleldege of 2201 New Jersey Street Lawrence shares that kidney pills relieved her back pain and annoyance after a call from a friend. The testimonial promotes Dont Don’t Sidnet Pills from Mays Elvihead Vast Co Buffalo as a proven remedy.
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New Jersey
Lawrence
Mays Elvihead Vast. Co. Praps
Bulffalo
Public invitation at corner of Veritout Streets
A cordial invitation is extended to the public at the corner of Veritout Streets featuring an unspecified event in the philosophy of Spirigeal jen. The notice is presented in a quaint local style and invites community attendance.
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Spirigealjen
Christian Church Weekly Worship and Meetings
Rain or shine the Christian Church holds services with sermons and communion led by Geo O Moser and staff. Details include evening sermon topics such as Life’s Garden and The Hope at Academy, with midweek prayer and a mother’s day program, plus a parish catechism and various leader sections.
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Moser
Talis Ley
Gharus
Goder
E Charlton
Subjjeet
Watkins Broy
Charles Shull
Bessie Rondant
Ald
Spa Porth Street
Sured Howes Na
Ay Meade
Louisiana Khoo
Religious Services and Mother's Day Events at Local Churches
Reading fragments show churches outlining Mother’s Day services and sermons. First Methodist and Episcopal churches invite community members, with programs including Sunday worship, class meetings, and a Mother’s Day sermon. Special musical offerings and guest speakers amid outreach to visitors and students noted.
Evangelical service notes and university events
The item lists church events including Mothers' Day morning services and Epworth Evening at the university. It references Evangelical Association, Connecticut circles, and speakers TL Ro Young and Miss Annie. The fragment hints at sermon themes and social reflections on women's roles.
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Evangelical “Association
Connecticut
Ro Young
Annie
University
Epworth Ie Sinuda
Local notices from Lawrence and surrounding towns
Fragmented community items list residents visiting and returning home for business and family reasons. Included are mentions of Alicia McNaughton teaching in Leavenworth, Nora Reno at Lansing, Roscoe Pheniece in Reno, and others returning from Topeka, Fairmount, and Little Rock.
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Edward Bowman
inLawrence
Henry Myers
Lawrence
Alicia McNaughton
Leavenworth
Anul Mas
J. McNaughtoh
Warren Marks
Katie
Charles Maxon
Martha Modlin
Valonstall Reli
Stefi Leightiy
Mie Leighty
Mya
Jufia Elston Basenne
Rene
Este
Jeli Co
Lanning
Alors
MeLangelien
Boy Confesses Murder of Montana Rancher
A 16 year old boy admits to killing Charles Steiner, a bachelor rancher, whose body was found on his Montana ranch. He says he shot Steiner and, the day after, returned to the ranch to search the cabins and pockets. The confession was reported to District Judge Spencer.
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Montana
Ted
Pest
Ynchild
Charles Steiner
Mneher
Art Taunaey
Spencer
Epworth League to Observe Anniversary at Episcopal Church
The Epworth League of the Cene tena ry Methodist Episcopal church will mark its founding anniversary with a Mothers Day service on Saturday. A ceremony will include installation of officers at the close of the service.
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Epworth League
Jay
Remnant sale at Home Store on Venn Street
Mrs Prentiss advertises remnants at half price at the Home Store 907 Venn St Jdds. The note jokes about a husband’s selfishness and the world’s tunes while promising a varied stock of tir x3 and mandolin items amid a busy sale scene at Smiths 46 Mass St.
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Smith's
Mass
Local School Activities Delayed by Weather
Weather postpones the Exlison Dramograph and Friday track meet. Debaters will speak Monday night in the auditorium dining room. First and second hour domestic classes host a banquet for upper classes next week. Baldwin Th and students perform marches with Roy YZiesenis and others.
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Peruna
Peruna Company
Columbue
Ofelork
le EL
Dennis Feaps
Baldwin
Toda
Owen
Baldwin Weer
Roy Yziesenis
Mark Uutnali
Avdy Putnage
Z. Ti. Vente
Ralph Ooni
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