United Methodist Church Union Formed in Britain
London reports the union of Britain’s three Methodist branches at Albert Hall with 10,000 delegates. The merger creates a single church with 5,000 ministers, 1,250,000 Sunday school scholars, and property valued at £60m to £80m, linking to about 15 million Methodists worldwide.
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London
United Methodist Church
Albert Hall
Great Britain
Aval Theo
York
Duchess of York
Grest
Britain
Primitive Methodists
United Methodists
Wesleyians
New Church
Kansas News Briefs Summary of Sept 20 Items
A Kansas round up reports a coroner's jury finding death at hands unknown in the Walter Neal case at Silverdale. In Pittsburg, a new hearing on a tax injunction to block a 0.5 mill levy was requested by Crawford county attorney Robert Lemon. Doniphan recounts give L. D. Swiggett a two vote victory for county clerk. Pittsburg Teachers College enrolls 1,174 students, down 37 from last year. Shawnee grand jury ends without true bill after probe into county offices. In St John, 13 year old Clarence Broderick dies and six relatives survive after a car crash near the Santa Fe tracks en route to Hannibal Missouri.
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Associated Press
Arkansas City
Walter Neal
John Beck
Silverdale
Pittsburg
Kan
Robert Lemon
Crawford County
Troy
A. L. Cross
Doniphan Courty Clerk
Swiggett
Pittsburg Teachers College
W. A. Brandenburg
Toneka
Shawnee County
Shawnee County Taxpayers’ League
Emporia
Clarence Broderick
St. John
Hannibal
Remarkable Moment in Fort McHenry Bombardment
Francis Scott Key witnessed the bombardment of Ft. McHenry at Baltimore on September 13 1814. He later penned a song on a letter back of a page expressing suspense during the perilous fight and relief at the daybreak when the bold assault on the flag failed.
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Minden
Francis Scott Key
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across Hudson to New York
A set of short clippings covers life on sea and land. A deep sea diver near the Cattegat discovers a sunken Danish warship and a possible fatal English shot. Connecticut breeds lobsters in hatcheries to aid growth. A Ronneby resident boasts peas of ancient Tutankhamen pedigree yielding 202 peas. New York reports a police move involving Mrs Manning.
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Copenhagen
Cattegat
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Noank
Stockholm
Sweden
Ronneby
Tutankhamen
New York
Community Notes of Lawrence Area Social Ties
Frequent social visits and family gatherings across Lawrence and nearby towns are recorded in a dense county column. Mrs Manning weighs over 400 pounds and is moved by police from Wick to Kings County Hospital, while locals visit kin in Burlington and Topeka. The Tata Phi Phi club hosts a fall supper, and a busy schedule of dinners, birthday observances, fairs, and school activities unfolds among Gerstenberger, Deay, Pfleger, Williamson, Millington, and Gabriel families along with neighbors attending Topeka and Wellsville events.
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Wick
Kings County Hospital
Local club notes and social visits listed
Mrs Ella Kasberger Mrs Alma Seiwald and Mrs Clara Grosdidier attended the J L L club at Mrs George Grosdidier home Thursday evening. Miss Johanna Griffis perenne from an auto accident. Mrs Frank Page entertained Keystone Korner Klub Tuesday afternoon. Roll call mentioned a house cleaning hint. Refreshments served to Mrs C M Williamson Mrs Jerry Harris and daughter Geraldine and Gloria Mrs Eugene Griffen and Elsie Mae and Mrs Oliver Deay. Mr J and Mrs Noah Eisel were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter Mrs Frank Page and Mr Page. Mr and Mrs Vernie Hagerman of Vinland visited Mr and Mrs Clint Wade Sunday morning. Mrs Ed Grob and Mrs James Rush called Thursday afternoon on Mrs Amos Westerhouse Sr who has been ill for months. Mildred Grob cares for Mrs Westerhouse. Monday afternoon callers on Mr and Mrs Luther Klopfenstein were Mr and Mrs Werner Dollnitz Doris and Clarice Mr and Mrs Howard Cavines and Betty Jean Mr and Mrs W S Harper and Harlan lef Olathe. Lindley Stanley left Sunday
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State Normal
Pittsburg
W. W. Gerstenberger
Doris
Joan
Burlington
Gerstenberger
J. R. Dalby
Clifford Haverty
Craig
Louise Nelson
Lawrence
Oliver Deay
Garl
Bernitz
Kansas City
Carl Pfleger Sr
Clifford Hagerty
Hazel Harris
Gloria
Geraldines
Eugene Griffen
Elsie Mae
Carl Millington
Homer H. Gerstenberger
Walter
Homer
Walter Gerstenbberger
Walter Gerstenberger
Homer Gerstenberger
Hilda Helen
Lois Louise
Tata Phi Phi Club
C. M. Williamson
Florence Wichman
Lois Durr
Alma Gerstenberger
Ruby. Miller
Erna Gerstenberger
Blanche Luckan
Pearl Rosenal
Alfred Seiwald
Rosalee
Berthold Seiwald
Eudora
Herry
Martha Giertz
Helen Pfleger
Alice Walters
Topeka
State Air
W. W. Dolling
Ed Westerhouse
Roger Stanley
Berenice Stanley
Doris Davis
Virginia Brown
Genevieve Brown
Wilmaurine Stadler
Helen Mathia
Lucille White
Aileen Underwood
Dorthea Bartz
Keith Starr
Arthur Seiwald
Billy Mertz
Stanley Klopfenstein
Fred Pointer
I’aul Gabriel
Carroll Schneider
Roy Laughlin
Ed Milburn
Amos
Westerhouse
Aileen
Eugene
Maxine
Gertrude Steffen
Beatrice
Clifford
Richard
Milburn
Albert Stevens
Vinland
Clara Baden ,Turner
Dorothy Gabriel
Hopewell School
Turner
Hopewell
Wil Steele
Will Drake
Sam Gabriel
C. C. Gerstenberger
Jerry Harris
Alving
Gus Gabriels
C. E. Jeffrey
Harold
C.M. Williamson
Frank Page
W. Dolling
L. E. Klopfenstein
Terrells
Fred Hale
Johanna Griffis
Irvin Votaw
E. E.,.price
Wellsville
Earnest Milburn
John Kanzig
Greta
Alvin
Gabriel
Cyril
Floyd
Noel
Vestal
Jack
Louise Millington
Ella Kasberger
Alma Seiwald
Clara Grosdidier
J. L. L. Club
George Grosdidier
Clarence Griffis
Perenne
Keystone Korner Klub
Geraldine
Noah Eisel
Page
Vernie Hagerman
Clint Wade
Ed Grob
James Rush
Amos.Westerhouse Sr
Mildred Grob
Luther Klopfenstein
Werner Dollniz
Clarice
Howard Cavines
Betty Jean
W. S. Harper
Harlan Lef Olathe
Lindley Stanley
The Rise of Mental Illness From Infections and Treatments
The article discusses how certain mental illnesses arise after infectious diseases like measles scarlet fever or influenza. It describes toxins from residual infection causing psychotic disturbances including low mood fear and anxiety. Removal of infection foci and vaccines are noted as beneficial, with references to glands and endocrine disturbance. Tomorrow Logic and Medicine
Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek Enrollment News
Little Virginia Bergoyne, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bergoyne, has been ill this past week. Buck Creek school reports an enrollment of fifteen, its smallest in years, with Mrs Harry Umphries of Perry teaching. Wesley Bergoyne of McLouth visited Illiam Bergoyne’s home. Mr and Mrs Harry Stover hosted Sunday guests from Topeka, including Margaret Perkins who attended Chester school last year and is enrolled at Buck Creek. Mr and Mrs John Nottingham of Lawrence visited Mrs Nottingham’s sister, Mrs Roscoe Whitman and Mr Whitman, Sunday.
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Virginia Bergoyne
William Bergoyne
Wesley Bergoyne
McLouth
Illiam Bergoyne
Buck Creek School
Harry Umphries
Perry
Harry Stover Hed
Topeka
Margaret Perkins
Chester School
John Nottingham
Lawrence
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