Chanute pastor faces annual rejection over boxing stance
The Rev. Earl A. Blackman, Chanute's pastor, repeatedly rejects congregational disapproval as it votes against his resignation and salary increase. He defends refereeing boxing as a source of income and cites his twin babies as a reason to fund his work. His past as a war chaplain and nickname the fighting parson bolster his stance supporting boxing and dancing in church activities.
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Changte
Kani
Earl A. Blackman
Tian Reh
Chanute
Mees
Régul
Christian’ Church of
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
187Th Infantry
France
Blackman
Chanute Painister
Lawrence Residents and Visitors Report Weekend Actions
Lawrence area residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of weekend outings. Names include Messrs Less and Demeritt visiting, Will Tucker and son Alfred, Miss Myrtle Rake, Miss Alice Woodward, the Steele family, the Woodward clan, and Mike Murphy and family. Local events mention the Royal Neighbors meeting at Belvoir hall and a Farmers Union picnic at Brown's Grove Montay.
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Less
Fred Demeritt
Lawrence
Will Tucker
Kansas City
Alfred
Mike Murphy
Ters
Bessie
Esther
Steele
Myrtle Rake
Alice Woodward
E. G. Steele
Ozark
Charlie Woodward
Carl Woodward
Howsity
Alice
G- Woodward
James Steele
Lem Stultz
Clinton
Marie Kampschroder
Esther Murphy
Belvoir Hall
Madge Woodward
Wilma Tucker
Madge Woodware
Wilma
Marion Tucker
Harry Tuke
Harry Unger
Robert Woodward
Eugéene Hwaphrey
Miss Clack
Ottawa
Laumphrey
Richland
Farmiers’ Union
Brown's
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and School
Oak Hill area residents and families are cited in a lively column noting visits from Charlie Woodward and Miss Madge Woodward, teacher Julia Brandon, and numerous local hosts. Numerous calls, Sunday gatherings, and upcoming events frame the social scene with Deberry, Stanwix, Thiry, and Erwin families prominent among the activites.
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Howard Erwin
John Massey
Kansas City
Will Deberry
Clifford Thiry
Willard
Albert Hayden
Thiry
Albert Rice
J. _W. Rice
Norman Nichols
Rollie Stanwix
Leonard Stanwix
Hird
John Canary
Ross Stanwix
Nellie “Armstrong
Herbert
Fred Rausch
Elmer Canary
Coffman
J. F
Keith
Stanwix
Jessie McAfferty
Canning Club
Julia Brandon
Herbert Bruchmiller
B. W. Erwin
Grauberger
Evening church services planned for September Sth
There were church services in the evening and preaching is scheduled again on September Sth. The notice urges attendance and participation in the upcoming sermon.
Lecompton Area News Highlights Local Visits and Harvest Prep
Mrs Myrtie Parrish and child ren visited in Glenn vicinity while Big Springs and Topeka trips filled the week. Farmers prepare for fairs with blue plums Italian prunes peaches and tomatoes. Jonathan apples retail in Lecompton at three pounds for 25 cents. A poultry cutting demonstration delight, White Leghorns praised, and community members named. Bertha Glenn starts at Clinton school. several locals attend Lawrence Topeka trips for errands and dental work. Weather mild with a light shower. fairs scheduled mid September through October. local families and clubs active in harvest and civic duties.
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Myrtie Parrish
Big Springs
H. A. Davidson
Lecornation
Lawrence
George L.glenn
Rosemary
John Milney
George L. Glenn
Will Glenn
Big
Lecompton
Opeka
William Morris
Morris
C E. Edmonds
George F. Bahnmaier
Mike Bahnmaier
Cyrus Glenn
Smith County
L. D. Haskett
Custer City
Oklahoma
Frank Clarke
Clarke
Glenn Scribe
Lone
Wil Verbena
New York Road
Topeka
Clarence Welcher
Iva
Bill Coffman
Bertha Glenn
Clinton
Bertha
Joe Olisco
Greenwood Valley
Caleslar
Douglas County
Madge McCall
Pleasant Grove
Grant Johnson
Glenn Church
Glenn
Dave McCall
Ruth Lockwood
Lecompton Rural
Charles Sehon
VesecrArt
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Vester Robison
Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle Hogs and Lambs Report
Receipts at Kansas City Stock Yards show 30 000 cattle 6 000 hogs and 9 000 sheep with week ago totals 20 500 cattle 6 000 hogs and 16 000 sheep. Best cattle steady 9 40 top. hogs strong to 10 cents higher top 8 65. lambs 25 to 50 cents higher. Conditions delayed by heavy rains early. demand liberal with outside orders and local buyers active.
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Kansas ‘City
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Coat Theft Charge In Police Court Trial Set
Barry Dennis was arraigned on charges of stealing a coat from Smith. He pleaded not guilty and a trial was scheduled for tomorrow at 8 a.m. Bond set at $100 failed, Dennis jailed. Dennis claimed he took the wrong coat by mistake while roommates with Smith.
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Barry Dennis
Smith
Dennis
Ae Mathews
A. Strong
Miller
J. P. Adams
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Griffin Coal‘Co
Phonese
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Car of Arkansas
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Will Pendleton
Mgr
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MR. House Hunter
Louisiana Street
Mia. Lang
Journal-World
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Cashier
Journal - World
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Clark
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