Congregational Federation Meeting Reports Progress and Leaders
At the Congregational convention, ministers discussed a federation of churches from denominations, praising the plan's potential. Rev. W. W. Bolt of Wichita was elected moderator, with Rev. Alderkin named director. the next convention heads to Manhattan. Strong endorsements contrasted with concerns about administration and finances as members foresee broader union efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bolt
Wichita
Manhattan
Alderkin
Hey Als
Hendoram
Topeka
Nishels
Pinster
Shielessid
Weel
Comeredational
Beverhrogk
Celittely
Tinssey
Central
Mekay Ag Kiown
Educational Institute Meeting Highlights at Chicago Seminary
Delegates from Chicago Seminary Washburn College and Fairaount College gathered for the annual conference. The session opened with devotion led by Rev Fred Gray of Muscotan. Reports on church property, a will benefiting the conference, and extension work for pastors were presented and debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Fred Gray
Muscotan
Ro. Pays
Osborne
Confercues
Vinehoriy
Kansae
Willy
Haneers
Comemilfee
Wwe
Prolinr
Inaham
Sudure
Watshbara
Wardly Erdlarsrel
Abso
Mies
Eadow
Wola Guldemith
M. Jerrick
Tris
Fv Snyder
Cies Ad
Ican
Evar Listar Eney
Og Havater
Qa Wits
Ise
Konto
Community Notes and Social Events Report
In Six Corners area updates, residents attend gatherings, visits, and church services. Mrs Siro and Mrs Crorville host and hostesses assist as the community shares meals, notes events for May 13 at 2:30, and neighbors join relatives including the Clesinger and Guthrie families for dinners and Sunday visits. Rev Eugene Mel Jando of Lawrence leads a service at 1 ablock, with Ladies Aid meeting Thursday hosted by Mrs Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eepin
Weal
Siro
Mas
Crorville
Nating Clesenger
Ira Will Gareon
Les
Nervin
Sirmes
Mors
Jobn
AL 82 Green
Ian Mes
Will
Cathie
Pote
John Clesinger
M. Guthrie
Will Green
Ste Tay
Sanday
Maat Crook
Tathy
Nellie
Whedia Ve- Jean
Tawny
Guthrie
Ladies Aid
Ward
Edward Seelin
Missouri Pacific Chief Seeks Financing Extension
President B J Bush states Missouri Pacific may relinquish control to finance the property and avoid receivership with a potential one year extension on notes. He mentions adding 3 million dollars to collateral, aiming to raise 25 million via a bonus, though not endorsing that method, and expects relief from the Interstate Commerce Commission with bankers and board meetings ongoing in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Missouri Pacific
Bush
New York
New Haven
Hartford Road
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Federation
Weeting
Suceess
Yatting Peres
GM Viet
Piarvey Iy
Wood
Vo Peston
Tepeha
N.S. Fiderton
Thayer
Phorsten
Ashbarn Orlletes
Moo
Sheldon Pallinerpar
Pepsi Nhs
Ser Tea da
Archives
Uneeda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
Polarine
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
Herriate
Postiy
ArLePim
Mannie
Faneng
Ersten
Oo Valley
Clinton
Miss Derry
Bewresen
Lydia Tintt
Libwevoner
Tored
Sandi
Amd Mira
Dokin Hout
Bey
Phagt
Rence
Hair
Brat Baldwin
Vara Tide
Mose
Aml Cimniie
Feme
Lawrence
Planning Mill Co
Goveds
M. P
Jsedicke Hardware
Ann Cuing
Tama
Wilson
John Riting
R. M. Perking
Progressive Party
Rpeimarin
T Will
Amick
Douglas County
I. C. Stevenson
T Am
C. R. Hanlew
C. E. Lindley
Tam
Chas. F. Afoss
Raymond Ogden
Douglas’ County
W. J. Cummings
Register of Deeds
Floyd Lawrence
Office of Register of Deeds
Repubcan
WT. Green
Am Shjeet
J.C. Walton
Maxwell
Moarag
Sisces
Treal Spe
Bore
Atvake
Curnerrror
Antomttie Oipe
Maxwell &300
le Arrearinn
Waoert
Tront
Flettine
Hyatt Bear
Ravbestes
Hoth
Systrat
Gray & Davis Electric
Detroit
Bond Motor Company
Grand Ave
Kansas City
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