Wedding plans and society notices from Topeka area
Dr Alberta L Corbin and others will attend Ruth Greider and Robert McCandless wedding in Topeka at the bride’s parents home with Kilbourne playing the wedding march. Miss Greider a KU 1922 graduate, later in Boston. Mr McCandless a Nebraska grad with Stone Webster in Gering Neb. Social Circle of First Presbyterian opens fall activities at Westminster Hall. Helianthus club meets at Carolyn tea room. Quincy PTA and Quivira club events planned. Florence Suiter and Melbourne Emery wed in Bonner Springs. Current Event clan opens year. Kathryn Sutherlin to sing in Fraser Hall recital with Dean Swartholst. Zoological club meetings set. many other society and club notices included. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta L. Corbin
Domenica Agliardo
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Hall
Oread Avenue
Frank Arnold
Synod of Kansas
University of Kansas
Quincy, Parent-Teacher Association
H. P. Smith
WO. Hamilton
E. R. Corey
Florence Suiter
Lawrence
Melbourne
Emery
Bonner
C. M. Puls
Trinity, Lutheran’ Church
Joe Woulf
Maurice Sulter
Mrs. Emery
Bonner Springs
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A short paragraph titled Aunt Het by Robert Quillen appears with publication notes indicating copyright and publisher details. The item reads as a bibliographic snippet rather than a full narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het
Robert Quillen
Local Club Notices And Social News From The City
The Cosmos club meets tomorrow at the president’s home with roll call on vacation notes. Mrs J A Bishop hosts a birthday dinner at her West Fourth Street home. guests include Mr and Mrs B E Bishop and others. A daughter was born this morning to Mrs A A Stanford at 1085 Rhode Island Street. Ingleside Study Club holds its first meeting at 3 PM tomorrow hosted by Mrs A A Stanford. Progressive Reading Club picnic tomorrow at 4:30 PM at Mrs H A Jetmore’s 820 Missouri Street. bring a guest. The Auxiliary of Eli Ferrel Dorsey Post of the American Legion meets tomorrow at 8 PM in the Legion rooms near Mrs Hoadley’s store. Executive committee meets this evening at 8 PM at Mrs W D Lions’s home. Ventura Club hostess is Mrs T D Prentice at 3 PM tomorrow. Seg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmos Club
Iheind of the Prudent
A. 5. G. Plank
J. A. Bishop
West Fourth Street
Mr. Bishop
B. E. Bishop
Bonnie Bishop
Howard Bishop
Leslie Martin
A. W. Lam
Gene
A. A. Stanford
Rhode Island Street
Ingleside Study Club
Progressive Reading Club
H. A. Jetmoré
Missouri Street
Eli
Ferrel Dorsey
The
American Legion
Legion
First Baptist Church
Calvin Evans
Ruth la Deux
Fce
Thomas i
Beanie
Alyays
Rhetta Keiser
la Béautiful
Dr. Watts
Baptist Foreign Missions
Susan Friend
Barries
As of Life
Watts
Epee
Roy Houser
McCain
Women's Society
George Schie
New York Street
Nest
Kansas Baptist. Convention
Iwill
Eldorado
Simons
Our Church
Brother Ihood
Aid
Minnie Walker
Kappa Phi
Edwin F. Price
Ohio
Woman's League
Mesdamés
G. Mark Brown
GE. Merwin
J.B. Nelson
Walter Rigdon
T. D. Funk
F.W. Blackmar
John ‘Beamer
G. F. Warner
Sexman
General Ladies’ Aid
Hicksen
Thetr Rgroup Leader
Luther League
Deb Selig
Henry Jost
E. J. Netzer
H. Baloo
Fryery
Local Residents and Visitors Spend Weekend in Lawrence
Mrs H L Winey and daughters Helen and Borothi move from Santa Monica to New York while visiting Lawrence. Grace Wolf of Kansas City returns home after weekend at Alpha Gamma Delta. Harry Allpin plans two week business trip to St Louis Washington and New York for the Federal Farm Bureau. Schnebly family visits Kansas City before returning to Lawrence. Mr Schnebly a medical student at Rosedale. Horns of Iowa and Kansas visit grandparents L W Monk. Mrs Barton and Mrs Barton Sr of Jamestown attend university football game in Lawrence. Clyde Constant and wife and baby arrive from San Diego for a couple of weeks before returning to Hope Arkansas. Congressman B Little of Ohio visits Lawrence for campaign interests. Church moving days few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Winey
Helen
Borothi
Santa Monica
Calif
New York
W. R
Grace Wolf
Kansas City
Alpha Gamma Delta House
Harry Allpbin
St Louis
Washington
Federal Farm, Bureau
George. Schaebly
Kansas ‘City
Lawrence
Barton
Jamestown
Robert Barton
Clyde Constant
Baby
San Diego
Cal
FT. Constant
Hope,Ark
Constant
B. Little
OlAthe
Pastors Serve Many Years in ME Church Shakeup
The annual Methodist Year Book shows fewer pastor moves and longer tenures at one church. 123 pastors have served the same church for 19 to 30 years, led by Rev. E. J. Helms at Morgan Memorial Boston with 31 years. Eastern conferences show longest service with New York East and Philadelphia Conference figures.
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Chicago
E. J. Helms
Morgan Memorial Church
Boston
New York East Area
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
New England
Beto
G. H. Lorab
Gréen Street
A. L. Allais
Sermon on Salvation and Civic Duty at Local Churches
Unitarian and church reports discuss salvation as character change and social reform. Articles cover communion, new members, student associates, services, and planned sermons and rallies across First Baptist, First Methodist, United Brethren, Trinity Lutheran, First Presbyterian, and First Christian churches with programs, canvassing, and missionary notes.
Mountain Removal Faith and Worldly War Echoes
A fragmented sermon text reflects on spiritual war with the soul, obstacles as mountains, and faith’s power to command change. Mentions Rome Austria Geneva and a church calendar note of a weekly supper, board meeting, and Women’s Missionary gathering at May Priday’s home. Ends with a local drug store line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Rome
Sitiatuations
Austria
Geneva
Gity- Drug Stores
Crowes Chocolates
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Production Growth
Lydia E Pinkham began making her Vegetable Compound on a kitchen stove and now uses large steel tanks lined with glass. Each tank holds 5000 gallons and a new batch is produced every two days to meet demand. The process remains carefully guarded under sanitary conditions with ongoing laboratory inspection.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Helianthus Club
Carolyn Tea Room
Quivira Club
Forrow
R. H. Buckminster
Third Street
North
Banks Brown
Radin
Jacob Hammig
Indiana Street
Ram
K. M. G. Watts
Reading
A. J. Lamb
Kathryn Sutherlin
Fraser Hall
D. M. Swartholst
Haydn
Ebben
Andro
Lontana
Catalani
Chausson
Zoolisc
H. P. Smyth
Massachusetts Street
Alslock
Ladiek Literary League
Friends
Rocn
No Name
Mary Liscum
Tennessee Street
K. A
Round Table
A.L. Stanton
R. D. O'Leary
Henry Werner
Tennola
J. T. Clevenger
Six Corners
Mmrs
Albert Martin
Publishers
Cain
Memorial” Hospital
Caroline Jane
A. R. Irwin
Winona Avenue
T. D. Prentice
Kentucky Strest
Ventura Club
Crry Drug
Dennigon
Unitarian
Ogre
First Methodist Episcopal Church
John Wesley
Snyder Memorial Church of the United Brethren In
Christ
Kansas
United Brethren Church of Kansas
Dayton
Arthur B. Statton
Southwest
HE. E. McAftrey
Toucke
F.,m. Testernign
Woman's Missionary Meeting
Pre
Testerman
Anti-Saloon Association of Kansas
Board of Trustees of Kansas
Kansas City, University
United Brethren Church
Trinity
Lutheran Church
New Hampshire Sts
Cam ‘Paign
Brotherhood
Lutheran
A.aids
First Presbyterian
William H. Butler
James H. Speer
General Council
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Worden
Supt. E. B. Allen
Scouts of
Jenny Wren
Vermont Street
Bans
Wer Aun
Ind
ST. 4
Sne
Optometrist i
Arch
Otto
Fischer
Schubert
Mortuary
Mass
Limousine
Val Finjobed
Gertie
Beethoven
Symphonie Fantastique
Letra
Mirwe
Harry J. Wand
Grirahis
Columbia New Process Records
Columbia
Shough Company
Columbia Trad
Columbia Dance Records
Moe Ae
Tey
Viva Tone Columbia
Peirce Piano CO
Amet
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