Local church services listed for Sunday in Nelth lawrence area
Trinity Lutheran Church at Eleventh and New Hampshire invites Sunday School at 9 45 AM Supt A C Reuter. Morning worship at 11 AM with sermon A Cry of Need and music by Adams Dunn and Schnecker. Centenary M E Church at Fourth and Elm Sts hosts worship with WW L Shuler as minister. Sunday school 10 AM, morning worship 11 AM, Epworth League 6:30 PM, evening 7 30 PM. First Church of Christ Scientist at 1240 Massachusetts Street holds 11 AM service on Doctrine of Atonement. Reading room open afternoons 2 5. First Presbyterian at Vermont and 9th Sts presents E A Bleck, Eliot Porter. morning 11 AM with Beethoven work and solo, evening 6 PM Gods Fellowship, 6 30 PM C E, 7 o'clock service. First Baptist at Kentucky and Fifth hosts pastor Rev ASR Royston. anniversary week with events through Friday and 10 cent admission for Womanless Wedding. Unitarian reception honors Rev Wilson Backus and Mrs Backus with a musical program. United Brethren Church at 1813 Conn St offers Sunday school 9 43 AM, sermons 11 AM and 7 30 PM. Kanwaka services 2 PM and 3 PM with cordial welcome. Evangelical Church at 10th and Conn offers Sunday school 10 AM and sermons 11 AM and 7 45 PM. Evangelical League at 6 49 PM.
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Trinity Lutheran’ Church
New Hampshire
N. B. Goekring
A. C. Reuter
Thomas Adams
Bartlett
William H. Dunn
Schnecker
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Christian Science Reading Room
Mass
First Presbyterian
Vermont
9Th Sts
E. A. Bleck
Eliot Porter
Dean Swarthout
Beethoven
Lawrence
el Dorado
Bleck
C. E
Oelack
Mr. Griffith
Naomi MacLaren
del Riego
First Baptist Church of Nelth’ Lawrence
Kansas Baptist State , Convention
Chair and Missionary Society
Sewing Circle
Silver Leaf Club
Asr
Royston
Rufus Scott
United Brethren Church
W. L. Browning
Res
Conn
Megill
Mildred Lamb
Kanwaka
Evangelical Church
10Th and
Les
Israel
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Hay A. Eusden
F.C.’ Weed
Ku Klux Klan
Dr. Burdick
Cady
Wiliam L. Burdick
Dll
Gyneth Stugard
Abraham
Isaac
Jaco Lorlis Morawets
Morgan
Burdick
Faith and works lift a man to the top of the ladder
A fragment from a religious page describes a Union meeting of Inter mediates and seniors led by the pastor at Church of the Brethren Corner 14th and N. The morning service will focus on Christian citizenship and families are invited to bring children. Revival meetings continue indefinitely. Various church activities and sermons are listed with times and leaders from St. James AME, Trinity, University Christian Endeavor, First Christian, Plymouth Congregational, and other locales. The piece notes rain forcing a parsonage venue and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James A.M. E
Maple St
J. W. Johnson
Jackson
Church Notices and Schedules From Various Congregations
A listing of church events includes sermons, Sunday schools, and meetings at St Luke A M E Church, Free Methodist Church, Ninth Street Baptist, Unitarian Church, and Second Presbyterian. Activities feature Sunday services, catechism, men’s meetings, prayer circles, youth groups, and lectures with specified times and hosts.
Obituary of Mrs Tekla Fischer Died Sept 25 1923
Mrs. Tekla Fischer born in Saxony Germany came to Douglas County in 1850s with Frederick Menger. She married Captain Julius Fischer, raised four children, valued religion and church fellowship, spoke on social injustices, and was a gentle, observant figure in the community with deep feelings and steadfast endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tekla Fischer
Saxony
Germany
Douglas County
Frederick Menger
Kansas
Quantrill
Julius Fischer
Backus
Mary and Martha in one woman Mrs Fischer remembered
The text portrays Mrs. Fischer as both Mary and Martha, balancing prayerful contemplation with practical service. It lauds her hospitality and generosity within church and town, her personal care for members and children, and the lasting sense of her friendship and loyalty among those who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Martin
Mrs. Fischer
Martha
Lecompton area notes illness visitors and funeral
A local news roundup reports Albert Jones of Topeka is seriously ill. Several residents, including Fred Sulzen and Peter Bahnmaier, were in Lecompton as visitors. Funeral services were held for Frank Williams with neighbors attending despite damp weather. Rain delayed wheat sowing while town activities continued as residents visited relatives and attended church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jones
Topeka
Fred Sulzen
Peter Bahnmaier
Lecompton
George Norwood
Davidson
H. A. Babbitt
Brother Babbitt
Glenn
C. H. Maust and Son
Waterloo
Iowa
Grandma Page
Frank Clark
Jake Hill
Harvey Glenn
Local notes from Stull and nearby communities
Mrs C FP Wulfkuhle was sick last week Frank Wulfkuhle went to Lawrence to have teeth extracted Gress family from near Medicine Lodge visited Lawrence Ruth Schroyer took pupils to Lawrence and University Wm Howe donated a truck for the outing G J Kraft named juryman for November term Mrs Roy Deskin and children visited Topeka Elmont Charlie Roller Lawrence visitor Bell placed on Evangelical church at Stark Willie Rake to sell and move to opera farm Rudie Hank in Lawrence Mrs Aug Walters and children with Mrs Gu Hildenbrand Ed Fikin family attended Sunday school convention Mrs Wm That of Lawrence visited relatives Solomon Johnson moved Kicksmith shop to Lawrence Rachel Bidinger ill then better
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Transmaier
G. J. Kraft
Roy Deskin
Topeka
Elmont
Charlie Roller
Lawrence
Evangelical
Stark
Willie Rake
Operta
Watson
Rudie Hank
Aug. Walters
Gu& Hildenbrand
Lecompton
Walter
Modern dress and cosmetics touted to keep women young
The piece urges women to maintain youth and appeal through fashion, hair styling, and cosmetics. It claims aging signs like wrinkles, stooped posture, or illnesses signal decline and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted health aid for women aged 45 to 50, citing reader letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Excelsior Glenn Hogs Reach La Loupe on Wednesday
Local notes list residents visiting other towns and helping with chores on Wednesday afternoon. Otto Johanning and Danzand JCjomann ing traveled to Baldwin and Ottawa. Marie Barnhart of California returned home after visiting relatives. Mrs. Mabel Haas recovering in Kansas City hospital. Teachers plan state meeting in Topeka with two days off for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn’ Fiord
la Loupe
Otto Johanning
Baldwin
Harry Flory
Charles Gilliland
Haiti
Elmer Brown
Ottawa
Dan Johanning
Marie Barnhart
California
Will Lynch
Hazel
Glenn
Lawrence
Mabel Haas
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
W. J. Dubeson
Excelsior
L.A. Fibra
Charles Elm
Charline
Glenn Flora
W. G. Jessep
Balisein
Charles Desqué
Arid
Homer
Messrs
Danzand
Charles Oshel
Chester Gibson
Wsther Anderson
Topeka
De Soto Social Notes Show Visitors and Travel
De Soto area residents share weekend visits as Wiss Lucile Stratton and Elbristle Stratton visit their mother Lovina Stratton. Kansas City trips bring cousins, relatives, and shopped goods. A rain postpones a football game, Aethenaeum club hosts 21 members, and local trades advertise used washing machines at Woods One Minute Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Lucile Stratton
Gell Memorial Hospital
Rosedale
Kansas
Elbristle Stratton
K. U
Lovina Stratton
J. R. Springer
Cecil
Forest Springer
Kansas City
Fred Scoville
Charles Baker
Janet Dyer
Prank Soule
George R. Robarts
St. Joseph
Soule
Roberts
Amos Miller
Louis Taylor
A. M. Fortney
John Moore
Clarence Johnson
Richard
Hazel Liggett
Howard
Fred Warsop
Arthur Coker
Heckert
W. ©. Kost
J. W. Scott
William Clayton
Burlingame
Harry Randall
Cecil Kouns
de Soto
Ardner
Gardner
Aethenaeum Club
Grace Marcks Dow
A. B. Burks
B.S. Taylor
Kaeel
van Berger Rt
Janette du Bouver
Frank’ Soule
Charles Coffin
Sarah Mareks
Lairy Stratton
Dow
Mollie Ashlee
Gertrude Benner
Woods
Markets Report From Chicago And Kansas City
Chicago and Kansas City livestock and grain markets show varied shifts. Hog prices slipped 15 to 24 cents, cattle activity uneven with feeders softer and vealers down, Kansas City hogs down around 10 cents, calves steady, grain bids mostly unchanged with wheat around 1.02 to 1.05 for futures and cash oats weak. Butter and eggs steady to higher, poultry largely unchanged with modest gains in eggs and broilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas
Kansas City
Ryu
Hay
Joly Luple
Core
Kidney Health Advice From Your Doctor
Public health note urges kidney checks by physicians and describes a home remedy using four ounces of salts from grapes and lemon juice mixed with lithia to flush sluggish kidneys. It warns of symptoms like headaches, dizziness, stomach ache, and urinary troubles and emphasizes medical examination twice yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phish
Brys
Pyorrhea Said to Cause Many Ailments and Remedies
An old advertisement claims pyorrhea underlies illnesses from rheumatism to kidney trouble and dyspepsia. It touts a remedy named Pyroform by the Pyroform Company, offering a money back guarantee and retailing at one dollar per carton, with availability at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner
Pally
San Beenayinn
Pos Fonda
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The
Unitarian Society
Wilson Backus
Arthur Owen
Baptist Church
Kentucky
Fighth
Frank Jennings
Forrest
Wilcratt
Mble
al. Fi
Warren P. Behan
Department of Bible and Religious
College
Behan
Jennings
Dr. Behan
Church of the Brethren
N. H
W. Burgiss
John Metsker
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Ada Kurtz
Gil
Trinity Church
10Th
Evan A. Edwards
Trinity
Sumner Walters
Church Corner Tenth
Edward Hislop
University League
John Glendenning
Richard Romine
God
First
Chistian’ Church
A. Richard
Emerson
University Christian Endeavor
Hess Hall
Reno
Kan
Samuel Kelsall, Sr
Clearfield Church
St. Luke A. M
Corth
New York
T. W. Greene
Free Methodist Church
Minnie A. Beers
Ninth Street Baptist
Church Corner Ltd
Ohio
G. N. Jackson
Tia
Ida ‘Wallace
Jenkins
Thomas McCalop
Alberta Watson
Irene Cleam
Ruth Washington
Unitarian Church
Wilson M. Backus
W. C. Stevens
Students’ Forum
Olin Templin
Young People’s Society
Elma Miller
Second Presbyterian Church
6Th and
Maine
Paul DG. Lawson
Christian Endeavor
Ee Een m
H. Maust
Maust
Norman Savior
Cate Anderson
Quakley
Kans
Pat Cummings
Agnes James
Temphill
Faye Todhunter
Dover
Trent Slavens
Starr Glenn
Cole
Elmer McClanahan
Ned Day
Muscotah
Elmer
Guy
Tecompton
Edward McClanahan
Gen. Whipple
Whipple
Gus Hildenbrand
G. L. Glenn
Rosemary
Leecompton
Mr. Abel
Perry
Chas
Baker
Williamstown
Bo Ness
Ulrich
Warry Sutton
Geo. Northrup
W. C. Fll
Charles Winter
Jessie Trowbridge
Clay Center
Winter
Chite
Tower
Deve Anderson
H. A. Davidlen
Anderson
Dorado
Will Page
M. Clark
Has ‘Kell
Margaret la Mont
Greenwool Valley
Grover
D. Tonpenny
Wn.t. Clark
Stony Point
Lewis Churchhaugh
Marchel Churchhaugh
Virge Landis
High Prairie
Dave Wray
W. E L. Lawson
Glen McGuire
John Helee
Clinton
George Tucker
Hulee
Will Postma
Columbia
Lewis Georgii
Noah Weimer
Solen Tucker
Frank Williams
Mr. Williams
Williams
John Dailey
H. H. Hemphill
Welcome
Emma Fitz
San di Calif
Will Pomroy
Mabel
Vinland
Ernest Wray
Minnie Randel
Simmons Hospital
Tite
Yarnold-Stull
Desoto
Olin Jewett
Louise
Jewett
A. H. Burks
D.C. Whipkin
Bncyrus Dures
Elizabeth
Robert Whi Aker
Mouern
Ste Boycoms
Berry
Cones
Phione
Aivenrsy Lpf
Anid
Faye Roquis
S. Myiee
Shaun
Watt Gall
Bboy
Calumet Fie
Powden
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