Revival Series Nearing an End at Christian Church
Large attendance marked the last week night service of Emerson Harding evangelistic meetings. The sermon on The Supreme Tragedy drew from John 13, detailing Judas’s betrayal and suicide. Tomorrow closes the meetings with a 9:30 church school attendance contest, sermons on Reformational themes, baptismal services, and a patriotic afternoon program.
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Judas
Lord
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Christ
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Poplar Bluff
Harding
Land of Mine
Freshman Literature Course Offered at University
Miss Alice Wilton announces a new lecture course in contemporary literature for freshmen at the University. The class begins next month and runs through the winter and spring terms. It debuted last year and drew strong interest from freshmen.
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Alice Witon
Winston
Baldwin News Highlights Social and Property News
Baldwin community events feature visiting guests of Professor and Mrs. Frank E. Wolfe, a Cradle Roll Babies party at First Methodist, and a large mothers and babies gathering. Local figures include Mrs. Kathryn Brown and Mrs. J. H. Hosston. Mrs. William Moorhead visits Kansas City. W. P. Carpenter buys McClanahan property in Palmyra. Woman's Home Missionary Society holds an all day quilting session with a noon luncheon.
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M. R. Wolfe
Humboldt
C. FP. Wolfe
Gilbert Ponton
Ottawa
Mary Faye Brown
Baldwin
Frank E. Wolfe
First Methodist Sunday School
Kathryn Brown
J. H. Hosston
O. E. Alison
William L. “Moorhead
Homer K. Ebright
Kansas City
Jack Moorhead
Harris Pallock
L. He. Mitchell
Conway
Arkansas
W. P. Carpenter
Garnett
McClanahan
Palmyra
Missionary Society
Citizenship petitions filed with district clerk for inspection
Several new citizenship petitions have been sent to the government through the clerk of district court. August Richtermeier and Julius Lotz of Eudora are among the principal applicants. Government inspectors will later visit Lawrence to examine the applicants. The district court originated the filings. Tax statements are being prepared by the county treasurer's office for mailing to property owners. Judge Hugh Means has returned from Garnett where he presided over court last week. J. R. Holmes "Just Insurance" 107 E Seventh. Shimmons Bros., plumbers and electricians, Call 16%
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August Richtermeier
Julius Lotz
Eudora
Lawrence
District Court
Judge Means
Garnett
Hugh Means
De Soto to get a new feed store and town fire loss
Charles Baker to open a feed store in the old Turner and Knutzen harness shop with a target opening about November 1. A city ice house was entirely destroyed by fire around 9 PM Sunday. distance from the town center limited use of the newer fire engine. The blaze may have been caused by a cigarette stub. Other items note high school basketball practice starting November 1 under Beulah Baker and Elmer Reiner, community deaths, local visits, and various council and school activities.
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Charles Baker
Turner and Knutzen
Mr. Baker
Our City
Bobbie Whitaker
D. ©. Whitaker
Beulah Baker
Elmer Reiner
Kansas City
Esther Root
H. H. Franzen
N. EF. Polter Farm
Ollie Osborne
Wylie Shirley
Gertrude Atkinson
Frank Golden
Mervon Osborne
Amy Cunrit
Ruby
Ray Warsop
Gladys Henderson
Marie Welsh
Marie James
Vida Hyme
Albert
Ward
John
J. A. Giche
Bonner Springs
Fred Blaylack
Evelyn
Midland
Soto
Ella Tanning
Edith
Reusch
K. U
Am Caldwell
Bonner Springs High School
L. A. Smith
Linwood
Howe
A. J. Williams
James Buckingham
Harry Miller
de Sots Bank
Bankers
Olathe
Taylor
Rochester
Minn
Local social notes and school visits in Bethel area
Mr and Mrs Charley Tiddleston of Bethel neighborhood hosted visitors including Leslie Davidson and Mrs Da of Lawrence. The Grooms of Topeka and Mary Groom of Oklahoma joined relatives Sunday. Mrs N J Wiard and family welcomed son Thomas Weird of Manhattan. Teens Vera Miller Leavenworth and Buda Loraine Lucille Whitman Thayer joined weekend friends. Pie and candy socials trend, upcoming masquerade at Monticello October 27 and Cherry Lane November 9. Prairie Star and other schools host teachers October 30 and November 9. Grace Soph and Hodge family visit Lincoln. extended family gatherings near Hodge residence Sunday.
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Mary Dixon
Fort Leavenworth
Sed
Raymund Pyles
Balahgin
Ottawa
Baker-Ottawa
Ruby Keohane
Kenl Hanks
Molbughuerque
New Mexico
Grace Hanks
James H. Gale
Jess H. Johnson
Lawrence
Lexington
Methodist Church
New Century
Baldwin
Charles W. Bailey
Bailey
Aml
Edeny Jardon
Tacoma
King's Heralds
Mary Margaret Williams
Charley Tiddleston
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Leslie Davidson
Ben Wall
Jame Groom
Topeka
M Mary Groom
Oklahoma
N. J. Wiard
C. B. Wiard
Lucille Whitman
Myrtle Buckingham
Charles Morse
Robert
Business College Notes and Local Anecdotes
Hertzee reports an excellent position with Skelly Oil in Wichita Falls Texas. Anil and Farding oversee church music, confessing a rough Friday. Geo. B. Lissnow listed as credit manager for Sw c Company in South St. Joseph Missouri. Regularity is stressed as vital for office work, except tardiness is noted. The L. B. G. belongs to the National Association of Avererlitid Commercial School Private.
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Skelly Oil Company
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Anil . Farding
Christian Church
Chuné Heal
Geo
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South St. Joseph
National Association of Avererlitid Coramercial School
Fragmentary notice hints at new students and distance learning
An incomplete clipping mentions admissions to Alondas and the L. D. C. teaching by mail with several names and enrollment figures uncertain. It also references a costume rental and a beauty professional offering resident services, all within a mixed, unreadable fragment.
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Alondas
L. D.C
Arions
L. Yercent
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