Gift Endows William Jewell College With 100000 Dollar Fund
A gift of 100000 dollars from Jossah Reynolds to William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri creates a new endowed fund. Four thousand dollars of annual interest will be reserved to assist students who feel called to ministry and align with a strict biblical platform. The endowment brings total funds to about 1130000 dollars, up from 450000 four years earlier, and memorializes Reynolds family members. The college will require recipients to subscribe to core Bible teachings and will appoint a permanent committee to select beneficiaries and determine payments.
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Kansas City
Jossah B
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Kanag City
Life ‘Insurance Company
William Jewel ‘College
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Jesus
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Kansas City Life. Insurance Company
Missouri State’ Insurance Department
Calvary Baptist Branch
Notable Kansas City Givers Support William Jewell College
Dr Wayman cites generous Kansas Citians aiding William Jewell College including W W D Johnson of Fidelity National Bank and Trust Company, board president, plus the late Tames and James, Crawford James, and John B Wornall noted as Jackson County pioneers. The dialogue hints at a marriage to a lawyer who won a million dollar estate case, seen as the only way to access the money.
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William Jewell College
Wayman
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al Bank
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College
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Crawford
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Kansas City Star
Publishers claim UK music publishing rights breach
A fragmentary April London report notes a dispute over music publishing in England. The item mentions publishers accused of failing to publish certain works and references a public discussion about licensing and rights in the music industry. The readable text is incomplete and lacks full context.
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London
Ang Daeina
England
Nanoclathom
Publishers of
Perious Music
Whitehs
Avers
Miuste
Anglead
Fragmentary ad copy hints at a stalled notice
The readable fragments reference a troubled inquiry or service issue with phrases about problems fading and a plan to discuss it. Mentions of a person or entity named Morrie and a date or time are unclear, and the rest appears as garbled advertising text from a damaged page.
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