Trinity Lutheran Church Weekly Activities and Outreach
Trinity Lutheran reports a large Sunday School enrollment with over 225 attendees in recent weeks and plans ongoing missionary and teaching efforts under new superintendent A C Reuter. The article lists services across multiple churches including Trinity Lutheran and nearby parishes, detailing classes, canvassing campaigns, and special meetings led by various pastors and guest speakers.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles ‘A. Puls
Lth
New Hampshire
Trinity Lutheran
A. C. Reu
Eva
Hangéen
Rome
Ganvass
Wom
Socity
Henry Jost
E. J. Netzer
Luther
Midland Social Roundup Delays Hitched Weekends
Mr and Mrs Chester Toms visited Mr and Mrs H C Bruckmiller Wednesday evening. Mrs Ware returned from Kansas City with daughter Mas Bantian McCall. Mrs McCall spent the weekend with the Pirotte family. Yerril and daughter of Williamstown joined others Sunday with local residents. Several visits spread through Lawrence Emporia Topeka and Ledger areas as many townsfolk held weekend gatherings.
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Chester Toms
Mmr
Dorothy Bruckmillar
Q. J. Dane
Nottingham
Guy Shutz
Bruckmilley
Pirotte
Ki Fest
Ning. A
Charles Spray
Mary Lou
Topeka
Rnc
Midland Grange
Minnie Courtney
Leavenworth
Russe Shaw
Chas
Spray
Mary ,Low
Ain Law-frence
Phyllips
Robert Weibel
Russell Sk
Night life in Geneva grants delegates relief at 4 AM
Geneva reports a quiet night scene with three dance halls and hotels as sources of nocturnal leisure for delegates. Curfew is 3 AM, absinthe is banned along with its substitutes, and all-night revels are rare except during the Calade fete in December. The Vinland Fair extends to Saturday due to weather. city salaries and bills were approved by the City Commission at a special meeting.
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First Baptist Church Rtn
Lawrence
Jones
Thej
West ‘Side
C. E
Topis
J. AM. Cornelison
Jan Mis
Oregon
The
Salvation Army
Vermont Street
Ensign & Seaman
Holiness
Young People’s Legion
Salvation
Evangelical Church Cor
Camn
B. F
W. Newby
O. E. Ingle
Na Am
P. Mn
Roral
Paul Foster
Wgvery
Geneva
France
Switzerland
Lis
Allen
City
City Commission
Chicago Market News Shrinks Wheat Rally on Storm Reports
Chicago reports a mixed day with wheat rallying after early setbacks as storms in Canada are cited for possible large yields. Traders note U.S. export demand pause, with soy and corn futures wobbly. Cattle and hog markets show uneven moves across major regional reports, while livestock prices edge higher in Chicago and Kansas City feeds.
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Chicago
Q Canada
Argentina
Kansas ‘City
Kansas City
Wall Street Rallies as Rates Held Off
British enthusiasm drives a rally on New York exchanges as discount-rate fears ease. U S Steel tops 153, General Motors hits 166, and many industrials rise to year highs while copper and nickel stocks gain on rumors of higher dividends. Trading volume stays strong with about 1.9 million shares noted.
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Wall Street
New York
New York Federal Reserve
U. S. Steel Common
General Motors
Elesa
E Coppers
Cnecott
Miami
Nevad
Highradé
Chesapeake
Ohig
Norfolk & Western
Delaware & Hudson
U. S. Steel
Mack Truck
Loose-Wil Biscuit
Students Fined for Liquor Offenses at City Court
Robert Baughman and Joe Bak pleaded guilty to liquor and related charges in police court. Baughman received 30 days in jail with 100 dollar fine and 5 dollars costs. parole possible after payment. Baketer pleaded guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace, fined 50 dollars plus 35 dollars costs. Both paid fines. arresting officers were Smith and Hunter. Judge Daugherty cited youth punishment as reason for light penalties. University governing bodies have not acted yet.
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Robert Baughman
Joe Bak
Baughman
Bute
Baker
Smith
Hunter
East Eighth Street
Dudgeg
H. Daugherty
University
Rots
Autos aid sparrows in Bakersfield food search
Bakersfield, Sept. 23. Sparrows in this area have learned to use human inventions to ease feeding. Once they chased a single insect on the wing, but now they fatten on roasted dragonflies bees and butterflies trapped in car radiators, illustrating how progress reshapes nature's meals.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Hydro electric plans loom large for eastern Canada
Ottawa reports Domin ion Water Power Branch says more than 365 million dollars yearly will be spent over twenty years to develop hydro resources in eastern Canada. Turbine installations to meet rising demand will total 1.56 billion between 1926 and 1925, with Quebec taking 700 million and Ontario 600 million of the sum. John R. Dyers and Chester K. Shore elected Liberty Post delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia October 10. Several individuals fined three dollars for parking without lights. Night classes available at Business College hours 7:15 to 9:15. Rankin's Drug Store advertises fancy stationery.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Water Power Branch
Quebéc
Onta- Tid
Liberty Post
John’ R. Dyers
Chester K. Shore
The
American Legion
Na‘onal
Hell
Philadelphia
Ernest Boyes
George Johnson
Mrs. Shaake
Ed Bricken
B. Snyder
Business College
Six Liberty Bells Featured In Exposition Display
Philadelphia observers note that the Liberty Bell at Independence Hall is joined by at least half a dozen Eastern Pennsylvania bells also called Liberty bells. The exhibit at the Sesqui-centennial Exhibition gathered seven chimes, including imports from England and local finds. The Chester and Lancaster bells, among others, trace back to 1724, 1745, and earlier, each with varied historic roles before final guardianship by local historical societies and churches.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Bethlehem Pa
Seligerater
Chester
United States
Tesavas
England
Pennsylvania
Penn
Chester’ Courthouse
el Lancaster
Ephrata
Mary Trinity Tiathesan
Lancaster
ASRO
Berks County
Massachuse
Bisby ‘County
Bell history and a Bethlehem church bell’s tale
The article recalls bells from Moravian Bethlehem cast in 1768 tested in Easton and hung in the Allentown Zion church tower. It notes a Philadelphia Liberty Bell obscured below Philadelphia during British occupation and later moved to Allentown’s municipal academy, with recent identification after years of obscurity.
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MacKinley
Philadelphia
Jutice
John Marshall
Northampton County
Orily
Matthais Tommerop
Bretheren
Bethlehem
Toy Easton
Hong
Zion Reformed Church
Allentown
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Efternoon
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John F. Watts
Charles W. Thomas
Brotherhood
Munion
Thomas
First Christian
A. J. Wood Ntendert
Christian Endeavor Sesetmedliste
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Felen Pendleton
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Herbert Smith
Fresby
Tetian Church
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Ninth
Wiliam BR. Butler
D. D. Minis
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E. B. Allen
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General Council of the Presbyterian Church In the
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Edward Hislop
Edwin' F. Price
Church School
Kerby
University League
John Wesley
First Church
Christ, Scientist
Mass
Ghrigan
Anth Day - Adventist Church
Midland
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Rastus
Ito
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U.S. Dept. of Ag
Kansas Ciy Livestock
U.S. Dept. of. Ag
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Glover
Hay
Oct
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Kansas’City
River Ohio
Government Bonds
U. S
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Rankin’s Drug Store
SIX Bells With Fame
Dick Bros
SRN Records
Ani
Fhelma
Griffth D
Fredericktown
Relgion
Lydia E. Pickham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Souihay Grand Ratide
Michigan
Essex
Alvearald
Motor i
Tirbs
Whiting
Hink
Wolf's Book Store
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Valley & Western Railway. Co
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City Park
Kansas
Coanty
O'Brien
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