Plan Union Meetings In Lawrence Churches
Largely attended Plymouth Congregational Church meeting votes to unite with First Ateshultride Church until February 1937 for Sunday evening services. Ministers alternate preaching at both churches with a monthly sacred service and joint choir work. First joint service to be next Sunday at First Presbyterian Church with Mr Grey delivering the sermon and the Presbyterian quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Church
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Butler
Mr. Greys
Lawrence
Grey Will
McNalley Returns from Florida to Lawrence
LA McNalley arrived in Lawrence after a five day drive from Miami Beach. He passed through St. Louis yesterday morning and reached Lawrence in the evening. He has been Miami Beach Pier Corporation’s attorney for a year and is KU law graduate. He cites slow insurance adjusters delaying rebuilding in Miami, with coast city repairs hoped to be finished by December. Mrs. McNalley has been in Lawrence with her parents for a week.
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LA McNailey
Lawrence
Miami Beach
Florida
St. Louis
McNajley
Miami Beach Pier Corporation
K. U. School of Law
Miami
McNalley
McNally
W. C. Simoris
Hearing Held On Disbarment Charge For Dodds
A hearing for F B Dodds local attorney on disbarment charges was held at the courthouse before Judge W L Langmade commissioner of the state supreme court. The state bar association represented by James A Troutman of Topeka, with Mrs Dodds as attorney for the defense, heard about twenty witnesses as the case continued. Revival notes report Evangelist Whaley at the Church of Christ emphasizing divine revelation and the mystery of God, the Bible writers, and human redemption. The Christmas cantata by junior high glee clubs titled The Christ Child will be presented Friday at Liberty Memorial auditorium. Classes will dismiss early for the Lawrence Ottawa game, and Herbert Hoover will give two talks in Topeka on Tuesday. There are 2374 Dickens characters mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Dodds
Court House
W. L. Langmade
Gberlin
State Supreme Court
Lang- Made
Supreme Court
State Bar Association
James A. Troutmar
Topeka
Walter Thaile
Dodds
Maay
Evangelist Whaley
Church of Christ, Ninth
Tennessee
Ves
Ransay City
Vinland
Constreya
Asain
T.ype
Liberty Memorial
Ricert
Fairview Secondday School and Community Notes
Fairview Secnday school attended the reconvention at Stull Friday and many locals shared visits and dinners. Names include Mrs. C Cowles Miss Elsie Rie Messrs Fred Stotts Hallie Cowles Earl Cowles Flora Haughn and others with a program at the schoolhouse and trips to Lawrence Sarcoxie and Homewood noted among residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Secnday
Res Vention
Stull
C. Cowles
Elsie’ Rie
Fred Stotts
Hallie Cowles
Earl Cowles
Fred, Stotts
Flora Haughn
J. Rt. Wood
Lawrence
Ernest Bigsby
Ernest Richards
Bracketten
Fairview School
E. J. Brown
Gentze Schell
Elior Woods
Mr. Woods
C. L. Meek and Sonz
Robert
Edwin
Mildred Day
Clifford Cooper
Msland
Curd
Otto Drehey
Va. Owslex
Carl Sundquist
Ruth Brown
Sarcoxie- School
Ed Howard
Theodore Howard
Ernest Ralston
Clark
Mrs. S To
New ‘York
L. C. Howard
Reno Dressler Family Moves to Lawrence
The Dressler family relocated to Lawrence on Tuesday. Mrs. Graham had wood sawers latci age at Tuesday. Mr Hess and Mrs Henry Fisch mae daughter Marion were in Lawrence on a pleasure call shopping trip. Mr and Mrs G J Deholf went to Lawrence on Monday. Mrs Fred Kahn and Mrs Fred Barnhart called on Mrs Paris Pearson who underwent an operation at Memorial hospital on Thursday. Mr and Mrs A Wanzrack returned from Fredonia after attending the funeral of their brother in law Tra Verhoff. Ed Doyle was asking for nuts in this neighborhood on Monday. Mrs G Willis was slightly on Monday. Walter McRill commenced carrying the Kansas City Journal-Fest from the city to its rural subscribers on Wednesday. Mrs G L Prenidier had dental work done in Lawrence on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dressler
Lawrence
Graham
Mr Hess
Henry Fisch Mae
Marion
Jin Lawrence
G. J. Deholf
Fred Kahn
Fred Barnhart
Lawreace
Paris Pearson
Memorial Hospital
A. Wanrtzack
Fredonia
Tra Verhoff
Ed Doyle
Willis
Walter McRill
Kansas City Journal-Fest
Prenidier
Melvin
J. C. Capps
Elbert
Henry Trainer
Percy Fowler
Kansas City
Blanche Phenicie
Charles
George Hallenbeck
Mildred
Reno Pasilion
A.C. Hess
Tonganoxie
Wiley
Kathleen, Kelsall
Haskell Teache
Henry Eisele
A. C. Hess
S. A. AicKone
Mithur Beck
Lawrence Werers
E. McKonel
Tonganoxie Fhieh Sehaat
Euders
Avith
H. A. Hallenbeck
J.B. Crabbe
L. Dehoff
Oscar Davis
J. W. Moss
Wilda
Dean Capps
Ikar City
Arno
End All Dandruff in Minutes with Danderine
Bold advertorial claims tout Danderine as a quick cure for dandruff and scalp disorders. It promises pink, clean scalp and reduced hair fall with a bottle costing 35 cents, urging immediate purchase at drugstores nationwide.
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America
Dance at Reno pavilion sparks weekend visitors
Local residents hosted guests from Kansas City including Mrs Dean Capps and Mr Capps. Charles and George Hallenbeck and Mildred attended a Lawrence trip with multiple family members. A Halloween party planned at Mound schoolhouse promises costumes and prizes as the community gathers for weekend events and informal visits.
Who's Who on the squad profiles tall backs and guards
The report lists McKone as 17, 5 ft 10.5 in, 146 lb with air passes. Carl Allen candidate for full back at 5 ft 8 in, 140 lb, 17. Orville Stone 5 ft 10 in, 156 lb, 18, letterman left end, second year. Schneck, guard, in first year, 5 ft 8 in, unknown weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
McKone
Carl Allen
Allen
Orville Stone
Jefto
Stone
Chester
Schneck
Cornhuskers prep for Kansas clash in final drill
Lincoln notes say the Cornhuskers finished drills and depart for Lawrence to meet Kansas Saturday. Captain Stiners suffered a superficial eye cut but resumed intrasquad action. Ray Randels may start at tackle opposite Ashburn. Drake linemen Delmege and Helser out of uniform as Mississippi visits Des Moines. Grinnell eyes a strong passing attack against Washington in Saturday’s game. Ames reports varsity backs show first season gains via the freshmen line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Cornhuskers
Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas
Stiners
Ray Randels
Ashburn
Des Moines
Charles Delmege
Rhy Helser
Drake University
Mississippi
Ossie
Salem
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Ufis
Washington
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas claiming instant relief and superior acid neutralizing power to soda. It notes fifty years of physician use and promotes 25 and 50 cent bottles with the U.S. Registered Trademark from The Charles A. Phillips Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
U.S
Charles ‘al Phillips
Charles H. Phillips
Cyclone Freshmen Fall Behind in Scrimmage Attack
Oklahoma squads prep for big tests as Fisher leads Cyclone regulars in a scoring scrimmage against freshmen. In Norman Bennie Owen refines straight football to counter Kansas Aggies while Oklahoma A&M plans for Texas Christian game amid injuries. Missouri and Tulsa also push drills as Kansas and Missouri aim to sharpen aerial and ground strategies for Saturday showdowns.
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Wings
Cyclone
Fisher
Noel Workman
Holman
Lamb
Weiss
Missouri
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma’ University
Bennie
Owen
Kansas Aggie
Aggies
Sooners
Tigers to face Ames in Missouri Valley clash
Thirty men will travel to Ames for a Missouri Valley conference game against State College on Saturday. The Tigers aim to unleash a strong serial attack Sunday to topple the Iowans in their bid for a third straight league title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
State College
Tigers
Iowans
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Western Union
Laseer
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Kate Doyle
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Musical Bulletin
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