US orders break of German dye trust links
Acting Attorney General Francis Biddle announced consent decrees forcing four American drug firms to sever contracts with German interests to end a trust hindering US firms in Latin America. The actions target Sterling Products Alba Bayer Winthrop and executives Diebold Weiss in New York under anti-trust charges.
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Washington
Francis Biddle
United States
South America
Samuel Mandelbaum
New York
Sterling Products, Inc
Alba Pharaceutical Company, Inc
Sermon Series Announced for September at First Methodist
The First Methodist church unveils a September theme Rally and Re-Consecration. Church school expands with new literature for all ages. The high school unit plans large attendance for the opening and will study You Can Defend America. Sunday sermons by Dr. O. E. Allison align with the theme: Sept 7 Managing Our Mind-Sets, Sept 14 The Peril of the Commonplace, Sept 21 Maintaining the Dignity of the Church, Sept 28 Lifes Hardest Lesson. Worship at 10 50 AM.
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First Methodist Church
America
Howard Sutherland
O. E. Allison
C. E. Allison
Edwin F. Price
Birth of a Daughter for Mr and Mrs Simeon Flipper II
Mr and Mrs Joseph Simeon Flipper II of Columbia announce the birth of a daughter August 25 at Wheatley Hospital. Mrs Flipper formerly Miss Charlotte Pierson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence N Pierson of Lawrence. Mr Flipper is son of the Rev Carl F Flipper of Kansas City and Mrs William E Taylor of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Simeon Flipper II
Columbia
D. C
Wheatly Hospital
Flipper
Charlotte Pierson
Clarence N. Pierson
Lawrence
Carl F. Flipper
Kansas City
William E. Taylor
St. Louis
Iola Edges Independence In Rain Halted Playoff
Iola took a 2 to 1 lead in the five game series for the Southeastern Kansas Ban Johnson league championship by winning 1 to 0 at Independence. The game stopped in the seventh due to rain as Independence pitcher R Willoughby limited Iola to two hits while Iola’s Kresie allowed five. The fourth game is set for tonight in Independence.
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Tola
Iola
Kan
Independence
R. Willoughby
K. Kresie
Missionary Convention on Wheels to Meet in Douglas County
The Kansas Convention on Wheels session will be Monday September 8 at the First Christian church. Miss Stella Tremaine of Wmuhi China will be the solo speaker with Mrs Edward Reinhart and Miss Elizabeth Long providing music. Raymond Baldwin of Kopeka directs the event, part of a statewide mission program now in its eleventh year that sends two teams to about 790 conventions in 251 churches.
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Kansas
Convention On Wheels
First Christian Church
Stella Tremaine
Wmuhi
China
Edward
Reinhart
Elizabeth Long
Raymond Baldwin
Kopeka
The
Christian Churches of Kansas
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
Douglas County
Will Resume Services at Plymouth Church after Closure
Plymouth church will restart services on Sunday September 7 after a six week closure. At 9 45 am church school departments meet for fall and winter work with new superintendents named for beginners primary junior and senior divisions. At 11 am worship junior choir will sing Beautiful Saviour with violin and organist Marjie Horner will play Air for the String and Bach. The minister will speak on A Sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church
A. L. Kirchhoff
John V. Lees
Carl B. Althaus
H. C. Bigelow
Roy Beyer
N. W. Storer
George W. Bradshaw
Wallingford-Riegger
Helen Lindurst
Bach
Marjie Horner
School of Fine Arts
Women Day Programs At St James A M E Church
Series of pre Woman's Day services at St James A M E Church Seventh and Maple Streets next week features speakers from Second Christian Church Church of God in Christ Lakeview A M E St Luke A M E and a recital by Dr O Thompson The September 14 program includes song service scripture duets welcome speech greetings and a solo with offertory and address from Mrs Lillian Crow.
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St. James A.M.E
Seventh and
Maple Streets
W. S. Sims
Second Christian Church
Mr. Taylor
Church of God In Christ
P. Wondlandingham
Lakeview A.M. E
G. W. Reed
St. Luke A.M.E
O. Thompson
First Baptist Choir
Grace Lewis
Lucy Brown
Margaret Shepard
Regina Frey
Ethyin Shepard
Lillian Crow
Topeka
Hattie Hackley
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Lakeview
St. Luke
Second Christian and
Baptist
Regular schedule resumes at First Christian Church
First Christian Church at 10th and Kentucky returns to normal hours this Sunday with Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship at 10:45. Mr Barr will be in the pulpit Sunday morning after returning from a trip through the East.
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Christian Church
10Th
Kentucky Streets
Barr
Community Church Notices and Schedules
A digest of church services and events across multiple churches in the area. Listings include ministers, service times, Sunday schools, union meetings, and homecoming notices across United Brethren, Harold G Barr’s church, Trinity Lutheran, North Lawrence Christian, First Baptist, Granada Theater church, Church of Christ, Free Methodist, Trinity Episcopal, Centenary Methodist, and Epworth groups with times for worship, communion, choir, and evangelistic plans.
Victory Campaign Increases Sunday School Attendance
E E Kardatzke minister announces Our V for Victory campaign opening this Sunday with a goal of 250 in regular Sunday school. Events include 9:45 Sunday school, 10:45 ec oramp and preaching, 6:30 Bible school for four age groups, 7:30 community sing, 7:30 cottage youth meeting, and a Friday youth bus trip to Lone Star Jake for a one day camp. Reorganized Church Holloway Hall at 19th and Mass St holds Sacrament at 11:00.
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New Hampshire
E. E. Kardatzke
Lone Star Jake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Holloway Hall
Mass St. Church School
Duncan E. McGregor Leads Sunday Services And Plans
Duncan E McGregor minister conducts Sunday 9 a m porehin service with sermon by Rev F Dissinger at 10 a m Sunday school led by Ivan Rappard and junior superintendent Mrs Leona Pippert. Tuesday prayer 7 45 p m led by Mrs QO Ingle at 925 Vermont Street. Joseph F King minister 9 45 church school 11 00 morning worship A Sanctuary organ pieces Mendelssohn Pierne Bach Horner and anthem Beautiful Savior junior choir directed by Mrs G W Bradshaw. Union young people meeting for college age at First Methodist church 7245 and union church service in South Park.
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United Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont
Arthur Ward
Walter Woodcock
Southpark
Henry Pringle
Tenth
Kentucky
Harold G. Barr
Alice Marie Smart
Union
First Methodist Church
Russell Carter
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Howard E. Koelb
Charles W. Thomas
Wade W. Pierce
Paul C. Rankin
R. Q. Brewster
Millard Ireland
Malotte
Friends Church
Granada Theater
A. Commons
Union Park Service
Perry Q. Hanson
Church of Christ
Lincoln St
N. Lawrence
E. L. Stumbo
B. L. Stumbo
Brother Farrell
Mountain View
Free Methodist
Twelfth
Connecticut Streets
Joseph H. Reid
J. E. Wade
Young People’s Meeting
Cora James
Alma, Wade
Centenary Methodist Church
Fourth and Elm
J. Knox
C. J. Knox
Duncan E. McGregor
F. Dissinger
Ivan Rappard
Leona Pippert
QO. E. Ingle
Vermont Street
Joseph F. King
Mendelssohn
Pierne
Bach
Marjie Horner
Church Seventh
Alabama
R. 0
Cooper
Emile
Regnier
U.P. Society
Ruth Kaufmann
N Ae
Faith and church notices across Ottawa area churches
First Presbyterian Church on Ninth and Vermont lists minister Theodore H Astman and music director Irene Peabody with organist Winifred Hill at 6 45 and a sermon by Rev Carter E Russell tied to The Grasp of the Way. Includes Circle of Prayer, Sunday classes, and sermons with scriptures and hymn details. Other notices list Faith Lutheran dedication at Fifth and Cedar, Saint James African M E Church North Lawrence with speaker Rev H H Dent and baptism after preaching, and First Church of Christ Scientist service at 1240 Massachusetts Street with Sunday service, Sunday school and a reading room in Jackson Building.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont
Theodore H. Astman
Irene Peabody
Winifred Hill
Carter E. Russell
God
Steve Ferrel
E. Dooley
Holy City
Gaul
Barrett
Circle of Prayer
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Lutheran Church
Fifth and
Cedar
Ottawa
Tenth
Kentucky
Saint James
Allen C.E. League
Jesus
General R. Woods
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Massachusetts Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Jackson Building
Nashville area churches announce services and trips
Local churches list morning worship at 11:00 and 10:00 Sunday school times. Ministers include Rev A Frederick Martin Rev R O Cooper and Dr EB Allison. Plans mention attending the National Baptist convention in Cleveland September 10 to 17 and a fundraiser for the pastor's trip.
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Ninth Street
Baptist Church
Ninth and
Io. Street
A. Frederick Martin
John Anderson
G. N. Jackson
Marie Coleman
Mission Circle No. 3
James Clark
Martin
Lyle Irving
National Baptist Convention
Cleveland
Labor in economic sense and medieval labor systems
The term labor includes all activities that further production from bank clerks to teachers and farmers. In the Middle Ages there were no modern laborers or employers. serfs worked on manor lands with limited freedom and annual fairs. Later, land renters and specialized serf crafts emerged, including smiths and weavers, though many remained serfs. Census data cite heart disease as a major cause of death among whites and lower rates among blacks.
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England
Promoted to Captain H C Green In Balloon Barrage Unit
H C Green an Ot tawa high school and University of Kansas alumnus and son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Green 933 Rhode Island was promoted to captain and assigned as an instructor in the army balloon barrage unit. He was called to duty in February as a reserve officer and has served with the 54th Coast Artillery at Camp Davis North Carolina. He expects to move from Camp Davis to Paris Tennessee where the balloon barrage school will be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Green
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Nelson Green
Rhode Island
Army
Em Green
54Th. Coast Artillery
Camp Davis
N. C
Camp Davia
Paris
Tenn
Local couples wed as Probate Judge performs marriages
Two couples were married by Probate Judge Frank R. Gray. Archie Hawkins and Mollie Hand of Lawrence and William Billings of Osawatomie with Edith Dover of Ottawa. A marriage license was issued to Ernest Clifton and Bessie Edson, both of Lawrence.
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Frank R. Gray
Archie Hawkins
Mollie Hand
Lawrence
William Billings
Osawatomie
Edith Dover
Ottawa
Ernest Clifton
Bessie Edson
Local residents share visits and trips across states
Linwood Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed and son Lavern returned Tuesday from vacation. Mrs. Fay Parry visited friends in Kansas City over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mathia and family visited relatives near Eudora last Sunday. A Evans visited his sister and husband over the weekend. They also made a trip to Mrs Evans old home. Mrs J W Warring spent a few days visiting relatives in Manas City Mo. Mrs T W Martin and granddaughters were calling on friends here Friday.
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Frank Reed
Lavern
Fay Parry
Kansas City
Earl Mathia
Eudora
A. Evans
Idea
Evans
J. W. ‘Warring
Manas City
T. W. Martin
Readers and Bets Flash on Classified Page
The Journal-World notes a readers and bets tally on the classified page, highlighting observed bets and crowd reactions among readers in a brief market snapshot.
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Journal-World
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