Growth of Baker University Church Through Early 20th Century
A fragmented history details the German and English Methodist congregations at Baker University through 1915 to 1965, highlighting pastors O W Ziedler John Patterson Charles Davie and J R Kneap, church groundbreakings in 1918 1920 and 1921, debt clearance in 1924, endowed renovations, and long serving members like Mrs J D Adams with choir developments and community events at Flati and Stagehill, including memorials and concerts.
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Actice
Baker University
German Methodist Church
O. W. Ziedler
Enetieh
John Patterson
Hiamity
India
Hts
Charles Davie
Xa’elock
Hew
Kneap
Terrence
C. Roberts
End
Sheldon
Flati
Mary Kelley
Lill Futter
Mary Moody
Minnie McCrea
Verna Terrell
Ileon Richards
Walter Warthur
Edwin Ort
W. Adging
Olive Strachan
de Vives
Bertha Murr
Don Westheffer
J.D. Adams
Drunes
Fest Prac
Germin
Jane F Leper
Atunis
Nis
Jairén Hapler
Mt Aestor
He Trinity
Daan Gopher
Era Willard
Gerber
Masine Diedrich
George M. Rotrourt
Mia
Jerry Harris
Nol
Herp Chromteter
Gardon T. Thompson
Exdorn Hireh
van He Buespigher Amd
Oriana Kirst Umtethediat
Ebareh
Amarella d Eh God Tarot
Gabriel Gang
Huey
Sofity
Yedojo
Irma
Me Starr
Ehares
Mre
Arthur Eisele
Tatie Mouit
Theresa
Charles Teek
Hapten Heavbershin Fuller
Nantes
Eislera
Henry Abed
Mathelier Mily
Kaw Vallew
Rhesen
Out Our Way: Marin Kurtz and Mia Giora Harris Choir duet
Marin Kurtz pianist for the Junior choir and Mia Giora Harris join in a duet during the concert. The performance features pieces by Peters, Weriends, and Schubert, with the choir and accordion providing accompaniment. Fans praised the artistry and the duet as a highlight of the event.
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Marin Kurtz
Choe
Mia Giora Harris
Peters Weriends
Tavery
Ciaberiet
Seta
Whareb
Schubert
Tie Presie Be N Press
Shuren
Defense ministers urged to build NATO forces now
Washington reports General Omar Bradley told 12 NATO members that mutual forces for common defense must be created now or risk improvisation later. The military committee prepared options for defense ministers to consider, including how to integrate German power into western Europe’s defenses amid broader plans for balanced forces.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Defense Ministers
Bradley
Paris
the Hague
Seasions
Plana
North Atlantic Council
Europe
Council
New York
Germany
Strange Twist in Arn Campaign Attacks on Machine Rule
Ed Arnid, a GOP gubernatorial candidate from Leavenworth, blasts Democrats for using the term machine rule in Kansas election rhetoric. He recalls officials and figures he would “think of” while condemning the phrase, saying the 6.0.2 program expanded government services with cash on hand for all citizens. Read the Classified Want-Ads.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Edward F. Arnid
Kansas
Arn
G.O.P
Welda
Art
Ny Conderga
Charles Binag
Acre
President Troan
Luke Alvey
Fd. Kelly
Chicago
James Curley
Boston
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Hoss Crump
Tennessee
Ross Long
Louisiana
Republican Party
Neg
Salina area reports sighting black panther
Farmers in Saline county claim to have seen a black panther four miles west of Salina. Witnesses describe a shining black animal four to six feet long leaping 10 to 20 feet as it fled. Nearby resident Mrs Hahn also reports a similar sighting near her hog pen twelve miles west.
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Salina
Kan
Qet
Saline County
Carl Giersch
Fternoon
Don Johari
JW. Hahn
Hahn Hog Pen
Here
Yao
Turner loses expected child after fall at Bel-Air home
Hollywood report says Lana Turner, married to Bol Top ping since 1948, slipped and fell at her Bel-Air residence losing a baby expected next January. She was taken to Santa Monica’s St. John’s hospital in satisfactory condition. A prior miscarriage occurred January 1, 1940 in New York. Turner’s daughter Cheryline, six, is from a previous marriage.
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Hollywood
Lana Turner
Bol Topping Wee
Bel-Air
John's Hospital
Santa Monica
New York
Epworth fellowship service features readers and talks
Arthur Ort leads an Epworth gathering with Mrs Moody as song leader and Ralph Terrell reading scripture. Mise Fuller and Elwin Abels give solos and talks, with Miss Alta Roe and Mrs Leslie Kindred addressing league funds and entertainments. The day closes with a Baker quartet and Professor Rice. Names from multiple towns register for the church event. Next year’s anniversary celebration planned with Bishop Dana Dawson as guest speaker.
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Arthur Ort Ted
Epworth
John Moody
Ralph Terrell
Mise
League
Baker
Eale
Professor Rice
Baldwin University
Sire
Pere Edebrork
Out
Lawrence
Tonganore
Det
Dana Dawson
Apeak
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