First Methodist and allied churches notice in Canton
Sunday services listed for First Methodist Episcopal Church with multiple sessions led by Dr Klyne and Prof Roberts, including special subjects Noontide of Divine Reverence Two Kids and a Goat Samson's Saddle, plus a Canton river city film. Second Presbyterian, Fifth Sunday after Easter, and other church notices follow with details on services, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and readers room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth
Vermont Sts
Klyne
Epworth League
P. V. Roberts
Baker University
Will
Percy V. Roberts
Samson
Canton
China
Yth
Ame
Miller
Young
Fdla Wallace
Topeka
Daughters of Isis
Kansas City
Kan
Sunday church notices fill City with services and events
Local churches list upcoming Sunday programs including Lawrence High School baccalaureate at 7:45 p.m. First Evangelical, First Baptist, Centenary, and Free Methodist services, with pastors and speakers named. Activities include Sunday school, youth meetings, missionary programs, and choir/music plans. Journal-World advertises graduation diamonds and local radio shop details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical ‘Church
B. H. Hobbs
Missionary Committee
Y. TA
A. M. Weykenthin
First Baptist Church
Corner Kentucky
Eighth Sts
Frank Jenning
Forest E. Witcraft
Frank C. Rideout
Fort Leavenworth
Young People’s Society
Mr. Witcraft
Local social notes and events in Pine area
The week drawer gathers details of residents socializing at a Normal club party and a GC P A lodge meeting in Lawrence. A motorplane rides offer excitable neighborhood chatter as several families and friends are listed among Sunday visits and dinners. Gift ideas for graduation are suggested at local drug stores with Eastman products promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross’ “Pine
Cliff Pine
Clarence Pine
Virgil Norris
Esther Remeter
High School Normal Club
James Norris
P. J. Pierotie
GC. P. A. ‘Lodge
Lawrence
Hicks
Hesther Westfall
Charles Young
W. V. Lewis
W. W. Ware
Bussing
Willard Morgan
van Neste
Garvin
Dee As
Ernest, Young and
Fanthy
Pine
Walter Pine
Charley Miller
Ed Stewart
T. T. Herd
Stallard
Nadine
Herd
Carrie Himsinger
Mary Norris
Nora Norris
Dorothy Henderson
Local social notes from Norris and Pleasant Valley area
Community updates list visits by Misses Norris Rose Mabel Ham and others. Notes cover calls by West Hicks Wilbur Caress and Henderson family. Mentions Pleasant Valley school closing day events and Nora Norris teaching next term. Funeral attendees include Mrs Harriet Rinehart and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Mabel Hammig
Norris Iris
Esther
Ruth Westfall
Hicks
W. T. Wilbur
Sam Wilbur
Earl M. Caress
Topeka
Norris
Mary and
Nora Norris
Dorothy Henderson
Pleasant Valley
W. P. Wilbur
Antrim
Nat Lawrence
Pat. Shook
Harriet Rinehart
Emil Heek
Carrie Schowengerdt
Rob
Yammiy
Mabel
Rose Waar Hammig
James Norris
Mary
Nora
Pls. Sterling
Public ownership of utilities urged as lasting war measure
J F Gilchrist, chairman of the National Electric Light Association committee, told the forty fifth annual convention that customer ownership of utility securities has become firmly established and will not fade after the war. He cited 84 central stations selling about 570000 shares in the year and a stockholders to customers ratio of one to seventeen. He said earnings were satisfactory due to rapid growth and falling prices, and that ownership by citizens will grow stronger financially each year. Mrs J I Newhouse will close dining room Saturday May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
City
N. J
J. F. Gilchrist
Chicago
National Electric Light Association
Electric Light and Power Industry
Mr. Gilchrist
Electrical’ Central
Gilchrist
Hic
Talked Like a Dutch Uncle and a Stomach Cure
A patient recounts resisting patent medicine until a friend and a Dutch uncle persuaded him to try Mayr’s Wonderful remedy. He reports complete relief from stomach and intestinal ailments, claiming the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation. One dose convinces, money refunded. At Round Corner Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Mer
Round Corner Drug Store
Tanlac credited with reviving a Kansas farmer
F Peyton of Oakland Kansas says Tanlac restored his health after a flu and rheumatic complication. He reports increased strength, energy, nearly gone rheumatism, and a gain of twenty pounds. He stresses the importance of regular bowel movements and notes Tanlac pills are calomel free and sold with guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
F. T
Peyton
Oakland
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second Presbyterian Church
Corner 6Th and
Maine Sts
P. B. Lawson
Christian Endeavor
Trinity Church
Ivan ‘A. Edwards
B.W. Bonell
Greeley
Colorado
Ninth Street Baptist Church
First
Church of Christ, “Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science Reading Room
Oun Anu Vermont
Allen
Victor Heleberg
Haworth Tenney
Constralto
Wpb
Dalton
Tenet
Roy Towne
Mark Mohler
First Presbyterian Church
Vermont and
9Th Streets
B.A. Bleek
School and University
Tth
Abraham
God
Trinity
New Hampshire
N.D
Goehring
Liberia
Pigmoth
Ray
A. Eusden
University Society
Lawreace High School
Burdick
Plymouth
Busden
Centenary M. RB
Elm Street
Wiliam L. Morris
Clarence E. Pine
Mabie Hammig
Epworth
Jessie Farmer
Vehureh
Luke
Free Methodist Church
Conn
Minnie A. Beers
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Illinois St
Young People’s League
William F. ‘Esser
Vinland
The
Gustafson
Douglas Radio
Newman
Hald
Eastman
McCulloch
Barber’s Drug Store
Cubs
Gibson Mill
Evgone
Bertin Yardeman
Concert’ Suger
John
Chase National Bank
New York
Arthur Tosh
Glee le
J. H
Solustra
Madras
ED V. Price
Sam .G. Clarke
Mass
2 Public Owns
J. I. Newhouse
Douglas Radio Co
W. Oth
SkofStad
Grover Cleveland Citizens State Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Charlton Insurance Agency
Charlton
H. Hobart
S. Charlton
Bartha Rarer
Watson
Migs
Hinerinat Auto
Isa
Wellman
Robinson
Sec
Treas
Sam
Lee Vonichthen
Ile
Griinitias
C. W. Ogle
I Phoiu
St. Lawrence
Com
I. W. Sneegas
Butler Metal
E. W. Penchard
Weber
Eighth
Dick Bros
Ommoriisop Insurance
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!