Reformation Day Services Across Local Churches
Churches mark the 400th anniversary with morning sermons and special programs. Pastors from Centenary Methodist Episcopal Plymouth Congregational and Unitarian Church lead commemorations, prayers, and music while other area houses of worship promote revivals, Sunday schools, and youth activities through the day and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Roye BE
Bermton
Epworth League
Wm. C.’ Hanson
Kansas City
Plymouth Congregational Church
Gisavg Jonés
PS. C.E
Blew
Nor Wolf
Prudenti
Waldo Whitman Dies After Fever in Greeley
Waldo Whitman aged about 60 died at his home in Greeley after illness. Funeral held at Gaity Church in Greeley with later interment beside his father in Lawrence. He moved with his wife to join a church and business service, leaves two children Alfred and Barbara, and is remembered for his strong character and family ties to Concord. Relatives and friends attended. hymn sung at his father’s funeral was read by request.
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Waldo
Whitman
al Whit
Greelara
Gaity
Greeley
Alcotts
Concord
Laurie” i
Flouisa May
Wost
Jesus
Alfred
Barbara
Ina
Hebraska
Miss
Sarah Brown
Sears
Los Molinos
Kerma
Good Union Meeting Missionary Societies Enjoyable Program
A well attended Missionary Union gathering at the Baptist church featured Mrs. A C Terrill leading a decyptional from Dr. Murray on intercession and prayer for missions. Mrs. Evans delivered an engaging address on the link between home and foreign missions as inseparable, with musical solos by Mrs. Bes sie Raymond Gox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Union
Baptist Church
A.C. Terrill
Episcopal Church
Bessie Raymond Gox
Young pianists Charm audience with Lark and Chopin pieces
Miss Edna Otoni presented Liszt Hark Hark the Lark and Chopin Preludes Op seven to nine. She plans to attend the University of the Pacific in San Jose to study music and hopes to return to Japan as a teacher. Dorothy Nakamura and Hatmey Yamaura played well, delighting children after school and adults alike.
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Listz
Chopin
Edna Otoni
Otonia
University of the Pacific At
San Jose
Japan
Dorothy Nakamura
Hatmey Yamaura
FOR SALE Items from old Missouri street ad notes
A fragmented sale notice lists bargains including couches or cases, furniture and misc items, plus farm produce like honey, chickens, and potatoes. Contact names and addresses appear with phone numbers or local facility references, reflecting a busy local classifieds page.
Market reports from Kansas City and Chicago
Markets steady with cattle and hogs showing firm prices. Kansas City receipts 1 500 cattle and 5 000 hogs with steer ranges 15 50 to 16 75 and heavy hogs 16 25 to 16 50. Chicago cattle receipts 3 000 with beeves around 6 85 and cows of 5 to 12 50. hogs mixed and light to heavy ranges noted. wheat and corn prices given for Kansas City and Chicago with December and May futures.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
The Flame at Bowersock Theatre October 30
A splendid dramatic mounting heads to Bowersock Theatre Tuesday October 30. Richard Walton Tully presents The Flame a Latin America story of two youths seeking fortune amid revolutions. Forty actors and spectacular scenes promise strong local reception after East success.
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Bowersock Theatre
Richard Walton Tully
Latin America
Tully
Omar
Four Minute Speeches Organize Food Campaign Week
Thomas Harley chairs the county Four Minute Men as they mobilize for National Food Conservation Week. Roversock and Irving Varsity assignments span Oct 29 to Nov 3 with speakers listed for each date. Meeting set Oct 28 at 5 pm in Peoples State Bank Building to organize the program.
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Douglas County
Thomas Harley
Roversock
H. H. Asher
R. G2 Rankin
C. Stevenson
H. Tucker
R.A. Kent
Navy
Irving Varsity
C. S. Finch
R. F. Rice
E. T. Riling
T. J. Sweeney
Walter Theile
FE. E. Stauffer
Pattee
W. D. Simons
J. H. Mitchell
John Riling
C. C. Stewart
J. W.ward
J.B. Wilson
Peoples State Bank
Football scramble on city streets sparks crowd
From the Lawrence Daily Journal October 27 1892 a scene on the streets shows two Lawrence maidens in cy lonel outfits watched by many as twenty two young men collided in a rough football style scramble Mrs J D Fincher traveled to Newton to visit and Mr and Mrs Paul Hudson came from Topeka to view the game Jas D Faxon displays a pomegranate tree grown from a slip over ten years ago at his store
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Lawrence Daily
Journal of
Lawrence
J.D. Fincher
Newton
Paul Hudson
Topeka
Jas. D. Faxon
Varsity Week at the Varsity Theater Review
The program lists Billie Burke and Jack Pickford with The Ghost House and other titles from Oct 29 to Nov 3. Features include Poppy with Norma Talmadge, Arms and the Girl, Flying Colors, and a Keystone Comedy. Admission 10c on some days and 1c on others with Pathe News and travelogues.
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Jack Pickford
Louise Huff
Travelogue
Norma Talmadge
Eugene O'Brien
Poppy
Billie Burke
Arms
Pathe News
William Desmond
Keystone
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Arms and the Girl at Famous Vis Studio with Billie Burke
Amid heat wave, Billie Burke leads arms and the girl adaptation at Famous Vis Studio. Production runs smoothly despite on set gyrations and partial blocking as stars rehearse scenes. The Chicago-bred version of the Broadway hit promises a lively, popular screen presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Burke
Vis
Bni
Thur
Jess
Germany Can Feed Herself Says Hoover On German Soul
Hoover warns Germany can sustain itself for an indefinite period as he analyzes German resolve and cautions against German agents undermining the Liberty Loan. The piece urges Americans to tighten diets, conserve wheat, meat, and sugar, and avoid indulgence while risking lives of American soldiers at the front. It emphasizes patriotism, economic sacrifice, and the moral imperative to support the war effort.
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Germany
Herbert Hoover
Carefus
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