Rebekah Lodges Meet for Kansas Grand Session
Representatives of 427 Rebekah Lodges in Kansas convene next week for the seventy sixth annual grand lodge sessions of the Kansas Rebekah Lodges. Officers include Mrs Ed ith Butler, Harpur president and Mrs Maude Crumpton Eureke vice president with a large Kansas City staff assisting. The gathering features assembly ceremonies at First Baptist church with Lawrence lodge hosting and Kansas City officials guiding the program. Memorial services directed by Mrs Flora Robertson of Toronto will be open to the public.
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Rebekah
Kansas
Eva Wilson
Gertie K. Johnston
Agnes Olson
Aimee Piper
Rebekahs
First Baptist
Kate Benson
Kenned
Nihe Rebekahs
Lawrence Rebekah
Roble Grand
Percels
Ander
Lens Ronk
Harry DeWolf
Bly
Ellis Johnston
Lawrence Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Iller
Vera DeVera
Beulah Kennedy
Tea Brune
Flora Pi
Wile Bitat
Jeregular
Flora Robertson
Toronto
Violin Choir to Perform at M. E. Church Tomorrow Evening
The violin choir directed by Miss Onah Hopkins, a KU graduate and violin instructor, will present a fifteen piece program at First Methodist Church tomorrow evening. The 24 member group aims to master ensemble playing and church music. Dr. S. W. Bacote of Second Baptist Church of Kansas City will lead a musical program at Lawrence Sunday Forum with Mrs. Bacote, who has studied abroad, assisting. Hazel Roger and Miss Hazel Roger are noted participants in related events.
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Lawrence
Dr Cas and Mrs Brown Invited to Lawrence Church Event
Society notes show Dr Cas served as pastor at Lawrence Church from 1907 to 1917 after which brief references mention Ober Peinteads. Dr and Mrs Brown are invited to attend a Lone services event hosted by the Baptist church.
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L the Baptist
Lawrence
Brown
Luther N Lewis funeral held in Lawrence home
Funeral services for Luther N Lewis a Lawrence resident who died suddenly Thursday were held at his home at 10 am with close friends in attendance. The brief rites included prayer and scripture reading and were followed by a private burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Rev Josephine presided, with pallbearers R C Ravik Jr and daughter of Kansas City Mo and J E Merriam of Topeka. Banks and Standard Life offices were closed during the funeral hour.
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Luther N. Lewis
Lawrence
Lewis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Josephine
R. C. Raviki
Kansas
J. E. Merriam
Pela
Standard -Life Association
Deaths and Funerals in Laurel Perry and Kansas City
Obituary items note the death of Mrs Lee Paronto of Laurel Mont with services at Memorial Park Cemetery led by Rev B Lucas. Lois Dileen Stines, 12, of Kansas City Kan, died this morning. services at 3 30 Sunday at Christian church and burial at Oak Cemetery in Perry. Henrietta Berger, 1009 Gaarver Street, dies. funeral Monday 10:30 at Schubert funeral home and Elmwood Cemetery Kansas City. survivors include husband Earl Berger and Carl Berger and several children and siblings. Frank D Wiggins, 73, dies. funeral Monday 10 from Funk Chapel. he leaves seven sons and two daughters.
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Loia Dileen Stines
Lois Dileen Stines
Leonard Stines
Kansas’ City
Kan
SS Wt Hospital
Kansas
Christian Church
Perry
Ack
Arnold
Margaret
J.C. Stines
Henrietta Berger
Fetta
Henri Ma
Ass. Miller
Schubert
al Bee
Tintendt
Tandisvangelical Church
Kensas City
Steg
Elmwood
Kansas City
Earl M.berger
Carl L. Berger
Iz Bs “Milter
Lawrence
H. Shay
W C. Shay
Macon
James
J. Sigel
D. Mo
Jo Dougar Chugwater
Wyo
Edward Dougan
Guilford
Will McCoppin
Sav Ice Daish
Bn Mra
Ingberg
Junction City
Ore
Frank
Former Resident Visits After Years Away
Former resident C. E. Ayér from Lawrence, previously living on Douglas County Farm, is noted as visiting after many years away. The report mentions his return to the county area and ties to Albuquerque, reflecting long-term residence changes and current contact within the Lawrence community.
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Douglas ‘County
C. E. Albuquerque
Emer Falt
Lawrence
Han Mery
Pout
New
Steel unions seek end to pay checkoff clashes
Reporters note violent clashes as workers confront guards during a Genoa era protest in western Pennsylvania. Leaders discuss a Washington conference with Governor Invited to mediate a modified union dues check-off, amid a massive strike involving 75,000 Pennsylvania miners and steel workers.
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Jesdera
Reanivivania Ming
Perike
Revat Steel
Steubenville
Gemmandine
Guardemen
Rleti
Hor
Washinton
Wa Rocsev
Nican Iron
Steel Tate
Steel Com
Ranety
Pennayivanis
Giants and Senators Battle In Nine Inning Tie
A rugged extra inning sees the Giants and Senators deadlocked after a tense late game. Ott homered for the Giants and Cronin turned a double play in a sharp fielding display. In the tenth, Critz and Luque produced hits but no runs, as both clubs fail to break the stalemate.
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Israel
Agora
Mropnder le
Pate Lout
Jans Boore
Popper
Ruseslife
Cronin
Fare
Sehalte
Jening Giants
Ott
Manush
Davis
Jackson
Terry
Ryan
Schulte
Devis
Kuhel
Granta
Mancuso
Evan li
Gostin
Rydrove
Weee
Moore
Senators
Bluese
Sewell
Russell
Myer
Crits
Giants
Critz
Ruswell
Benatora
Goalin
Terry Yo Luque
Manush Linea
Tung
Sermon Service at Trinity Lutheran Church
The sermon on the subject When Sinmare Come to Their Senses will be given Sunday at 11 o'clock at Trinity Lutheran Church by Rev. C. A. Pester. The program includes organ numbers by George Treville and Waters The Penni tion, with the choir singing a benediction from the narthex. This worship innovation invites the public to attend.
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Sinmare
Lutheran Church
C. A. Pester
George Treville
Waters
Fourth: In oil values and receipts reported
Oil market figures show total value of 31.72 million and 187.92 million in Oklahoma and Texas respectively. A prior report notes a 3.2 percent reduction and mentions Beers and Saty Het We Greens in unclear context.
Paper Teaches Pine to Paper Making News
A fragment suggests paper can be made from pine trees and notes changes in production, with references to fuel and prior methods. The readable text hints at a discussion of papermaking sources and shifting practices. The garbled notes preserve the core idea of pine as a paper source and fuel considerations.
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Charles H. Teaearch
Obituary for Elizabeth Hearn in local notice
Elizabeth Hearn born October 1966 died after a brief illness. She attended Reed School, worked at Hamilton Motor, and was active in church life. The service is scheduled for 2:00 PM Friday at the local church, with family and friends invited to honors.
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Elizabeth Hearn
Ianaas
Acees
Reed School
Hamilton Motor
Jen Ras
Fragmented event notes and names from a local service
Fragmented OCR lists times, people, and place names including John Hubbell Qhetatlan Onaren and Selene Church. Mentions an anthem My Faith Looks Up and a council, with garbled phrases about a sermon, venison and a service.
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Lagani
Sepate
St the ‘Council
Ma and June Levine Attend Religious Training School
Abel attended the School of Religious Training in Eu n Monday night. Others from Belgihorised were Dr. and Mrs. Z. G. Houser, Mrs. Carl Gare, tenbegeran and Mrs. Berthold Durr.
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June Levine
Thias
Mita Hiartie Abel
Belgihorised
Z. G. Houser
Carl Gare
Tenbegeran
Berthold Durr
Woodstock party honors new girls and neighbors
A Woodstock gathering hosted by Rev and Mrs H Bowen celebrated new girls with refreshments and entertainment. Locals report visits, illness notes, and distant family travel. Funeral notices and church events appear among community updates.
Belleview California Peer Contests Lead to City Council Brief
Local brief notes E Townsend of Belleview City with ties to California peers and ongoing discussions. Mentions a Mr Hottie in connection with the council matter. No dates or clear actions provided.
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California
E. Townsend
Hottie
Valley Chaps Ladies Aid and Community Grove events
Community notes show Valley Chaps Ladies Aid at Mrs John Banks residence with Florenca Postma and Shoemaker among attendees. A Grove schoolhouse gathering Friday evening featured refreshments with Mr and Mrs Solon Markley and others, including Shuck family members and local residents.
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Deaghel Charles
Patna
Washington
Elmer Churchbaugh
John
William
Legen
Hons
Onyxert Wilson
Valley Chaps
John Banks
Florenca Postma Vheil
Glu
Rove
John Srchemmner
Ben, Peart
Harold
Edward Sanders
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Lloyd “Shuck
Evand Warren
Jesse Markley
Bill Tras
Sod Bidy
Florence
Laurie
Local Families Share This Weekend Visits and News
Glend Hill stayed with Mrs. Ochis Hill at the F. P. Bhisley home while his mother Mrs J A Hill is hospitalized in Topeka. Elsie Brown of Norton visited her aunt Mrs Eva Seeetley and Mr W B Stauffer and family. Guests of Mr and Mrs Start Glenn included Juanita Timmina J A Hill and son Gian Jack Dunn and Mr and Mrs Aner Cale. H O Morrison did business in Junction City and returned home. Doris Dean and Martha Fulton of Topeka visited Mrs Fulton’s son H Fton and family Sunday. Masters of Lawrence and Harley Edmonds visited Mrs Bahnmaier Sunday. Trene Brown attended a Woman's Missionary Association conference at United Brethren church Big Springs. Clarence Matney headed to Minnesota for construction work. Mrs Howard Moria hosted Friday and Monday night at their home. School notes mention spelling tests and a quiet period. several students were absent ill.
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Will Brown
Helen
Ernest
Francis
W. H. Robio
Elsie Brown
Norton
Eva Seeetley
W.B. Stauffer
Joseph
Lestar
Glenn Hill
Mra. Ochis Hill
F. P. Bhis
Junction City
I ‘Eb Eyth
Doris
Dean
Martha. Fulton
Topeka
Fulton
H. F. Ton
Lawrence
Harley Edmonds
Jes
George F. Bahnmaier
Trene Brown
Woman's Missionary Association
United Brethren Church
Big Springs
Clarence Matney
Minnesota
Glenn
al Et Yaaa
Rome
Bobbie
Irk Junction City
Ada Larget
Howard Moria
Boydate
New Glenn School Welcomes Five New Pupils and Prize Winners
Shaffer Lester Stauffer Juanita Timmins Thomas Bahnmaier and Wilford Chiles are listed among new Glenn school pupils. Ray Durin and Juanita Timmins receive prizes this month for earning the most stars in reading. Fried Chicken Dinner 35¢ and Rexall Store ad note evening hours from 5 to 7.
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Shaffer
Lester Stauffer
Juanita Timmins
Thomas Bahnmaier
Wilford Chiles
p Ray _Durin
Glenn School
Ard
Charles Swoloda
Rexall
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Baker
Charles Daugherty
Sluss
Flora Hughes
McPherson
Frank Roberts
Williams
Vera DeVere
Knapp
Catherine Dale
Messi Ra
Crum
M. E. Church
Hazel
Roger
Bird Anvil
el Funk
Saat Tar
Taree
Bestare Se
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Hubbell
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Landis’ of
Harvard Te
Ams
Washington Ok
F .Sedera
NBA
Missouri Valley
Sanity
Woodstock
Memorial Hospital
Graham
See Fommolty
Storday Rand
Tarily
Odlitionrervices
Iva Lawlans
Bethany Hospital
Mary Mary
Tone
Wes Mires
H. Voxen
Ralph
Snyder
Manhattan
M ‘High’ School
B. Brown
Bro Methodist Church of
Metouth
Methodist
Belleview
Columbia
Miles
Goodrich
Hunsinger
Benjamin Franklin
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank
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