Mary Good’s 90th Birthday Reflections in Lawrence
Mrs. Mary Good marked a milestone birthday with an open house hosted by J. R. Good and family. She recalled life from coal lamps to modern electricity, oxen wagons to tractors, and the growth of Lawrence, noting ties to the University of Kansas and Haskell and memories of battles and wartime relatives. The gathering honored by four generations of Dunkley and Cleland connections.
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Suit Filed Over $10,000 Damage in KU Case
Legal action initiated in Kansas City regarding a fatal highway crash on U S Highway 40 involving a car driven by John Ferrantelli. Plaintiffs include Raul Vantelji and Sarah Vestal alleging damages and seeking further actions. A new suit may be filed against Ferrantelli in Kansas City, Kansas, as details remain contested.
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County 4-H Group Heads to Manhattan Trip
A 4-H group from Bette County travels to Manhattan visiting the University and Thayer museums under supervision. Christy Hepler of Parsons accompanies the party bound for the tub conference as reported by Journal staff.
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Y Bette
Manhattan
Bette County
Recitals by Advanced University of Fine Arts Students
The University of Fine Arts presents two recitals tonight and tomorrow in the auditorium at 8 o clock. Admission is free and the public is invited. The program features organ piano voice and violin works by advanced students. The year ends with a commencement recital on June 4 at 8 o'clock in the auditorium. Seniors Louise de Cardy Selma Aas Marjorie Houise Lillard White Lpis Hemphill Kathleen Carlos Marlene MacLaren Margaret Gest nap Ena Hepler Melvin Geis Meta Murphy perform.
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Bism
University Au Ieium
Pulic
Sane
Advancd
Fine Arts School
Fontan
Louise Re Cardy
Selma Aas
Marjorie Houiseel
Re Lillard-White
Lpis Hemphill
Kathleen Carlos
Marlene MacLaren
Margaret Gest Nap
Ena Hepler
Melvin Geis
Meta Murphy
Storm effects and heavy rains sweep Kansas towns
Storms with unsettled conditions brought high heat in southern Kansas and cooler, windy weather north. Salina area saw heavy rainfall near 2.26 inches, with 2.64 inches at Parsons. Flooding touched Emporia and Labette, while hail damaged crops and wind felled wheat in several counties.
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Dresden
Salina
Marquette
Eilsworth
McPherson
Smoky Hill
Falun
Elmeree
Joven
Jana
Emporia
Parsons
Labette
Val Stron
Rice County
Nedr
Chase
Deaths and Funerals for Edward Schafstall and Addie Munk
Funeral services for Edward Schafstall, aged, killed accidentally, will be Tuesday at 2:30 PM at First Methodist Church. Rev. Gordon to officiate. burial in Gee Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife, two daughters, three brothers, two sisters. Addie S. Munk, 83, died yesterday. funeral today at 2:00 PM from Funk chapel. Sister Anna Tremaine accompanied the body to Aurena, Illinois for burial.
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Gee
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Clifford Pine
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Lawrence
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Belle' ‘View
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Caméron
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St. Josep
Anna Sppaterall
A. J. Nave
Cameron, M
Addie S, Munk
Addie S. Munk
Minois
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Funk Chapel
Personal Notices From El Segundo Visit Home Ties
Personal items note A cE Hayden visiting Mrs W H Hurt and Mrs S Learnard leaving for Arlington to spend three months. B Spencer of Tola visiting daughter Mrs E E Bayles and Maudel Arnett returns from McPherson where she taught at Bethel. E E McMullin and sons Eurena and Larry left for Buffalo Ohio to join Mr McMullin after visiting parents at 1708 Louisiane Street. Mrs Re EL Miethy is visiting relatives.
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Senall
Dounhion
el Segundo
Cal
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Tam
Bethel Tagers
E. E. McMullin
Eurena
Larry
Buffalo
Ohio
Judge Means Speaks on Courts at Rotary Meeting
Judge Hank Means spoke at Rotary today on the subject The Judiciary. He defined the term judiciary as all courts in the land noting the Supreme Court’s sole loss under the U S Constitution. He described state and federal courts and discussed reversal rates, while Melvin Geist from the School of Fine Arts sang two numbers with Mrs Geist accompanying.
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Rotary
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United States
Supreme Court
Siven Judeas
State Supremeé
Supremé Courts
Federal Supreme Court
Melvin Geist
School of Fine Arts
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Swarthmore AP honors doctor of letters recipient
Swarthmore College conferred the honorary doctor of letters on Mrs. Herbert Hoag ar. Other items note Bishop Uranga Saenz’s return to Mexico, a high school football fatality in Richmond, a robbery at a Des Moines grocery, and various U.S. political and regional affairs.
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Swarthmore, Pb
Syearthmore College Today
Iotters Anon
Herbert Hoagar
Plane Forced Landing At Country Club Golf Course
Lloyd R. Davidson former University of Kansas student piloted an Eagle Rock plane that forced landed on the Lawrence Country Club golf course due to low visibility. The aircraft sustained a damaged wheel and broken propeller but both Davidson and passenger Joe Bell were uninjured. Mechanics repaired the plane in Lawrence and Davidson continued to Kansas City en route to Pawnee Nebraska. Davidson attended K A in 1923 and 1928 to 1927 and was a Sigma Phi Epsilon pledge.
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Bbeacon Airways Company
Kansas City
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Checks of Man Who Gives Him a Lift Cashes Them
Emil Malleydier reports being picked up by John Smith of Evansville Indiana who forged Belleydier’s signature on two checks for 21 and 20 dollars. Smith cashed the checks at a Standard Oil station in Lawrence after following clues from a mail pickup and a sign painter. The $41 proceeds were obtained before police intervened. A car fire, caused by a leaking gasoline line, damaged a Studebaker driven by Virginia Yates on Tennessee Street. Fire department extinguished it in the 1400 block yesterday.
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Town Social Figures Attend Widespread Dinners
Local gatherings showcase residents hosting and visiting across towns. Ray Ogden and family join many guests including Geneva Ogden, Alice Darling, the Walters and Powell families, and visiting relatives from Wellsville and Eudora. Memorial day plans move forward with Ogden family traveling to Pleasanton and Elsmore.
Lawrence Pageant Includes Swimming Party And Weddings
A Lawrence community page notes a Wednesday 10 o'clock swimming party at Pinckney Park for Girl Sedat of Lawrence with a fifteen cent contribution and required items. The event is hosted by Unitarian church members Mrs J Eldridge Mrs George J Hodd and Mrs J J Topping with Margaret Kennedy in charge. Guest policy allows one guest per girl. A similar party is planned two weeks later. The piece also mentions Girl Scouts organized February for senior training at the University and future church-led summer activities by Mars W Hartley and others. A double wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter B Hunt of Baldwin saw Mildred Meryl Riddle wed to John H Riddle of Kansas City and Gladys Edith Riddle wed to Edwin Woods Martin of Alamosa with a formal ceremony and dinner at the War ing tea room. The bridal party included Mrs Clay Ashby and other relatives. the couple plan a motor trip to the east then return to Kansas City. Out-of-town guests attended. Additional social notes cover bridge at Arthur L Owen’s and a cousin reunion for the Perky family with Lena O Malley visiting from Spokane, with a large angel food cake reading Perky Cousins. Royal Neighbors meet at Holloway and Jones hall. A Current Event club picnic and a note on Charles N Scanland recovering from acute appendicitis are also recorded.
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Thomas K.' Darling
Ayho
K. U
Leavenworth
Wash
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Alice Darling
B. FP. Fiegenblum
I L. M. . Walters
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Ray Walters
Frank Walters
Oscar Powell
Don Westheffer
F. G. Hughes
John Alogdy
Ralph Davis
Mary Davis
Ralph Standing
Mary Evelyn
Max Rosenall
Eudora
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Edwin Ott
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Linadale
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Raymond
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Wichita
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Los Angeles
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Anna Gilmore
Henry Thorne
Lana
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Elmer’ Campbell
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Eveet Marie
Sas City
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Ray
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Lawrence
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Mars. W. Hartley
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John H. Eiddle
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Mmporia
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Herington
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Topeka
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Peart
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Spokane
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Market News Signals Wheat Rally Amid Scarcity
Chicago markets soar as wheat climbs nearly 39 cents a bushel on scarce offerings and government action talk. Corn and oats gain while hogs and cattle run higher. Wall Street steadies on easing credit fears, with traders eyeing profits and a Cold Spring conference.
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Industrial stocks advance amid mixed market activity
In a broad rise five industrials led gains as General Electric, International Harvester, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, and Advance moved higher. United States Steel, Chrysler, and American Telephone also climbed, with 17 Seattle Corporation hitting a new high near 16014 while Shubert Theatres slid to a 1929 low around 4946 amid soft spots.
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Roeta Montgomery Ward
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Chryater
American Telephone
Second Christian Church aims to fund raise and rally
The Tennessee street church reports strong lay participation in all departments as it plans a June rally to cover overdue axes. Pastor Sims preached on Christ’s call to sinners and two converts made confessions, with ongoing efforts including mission work under the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society. The congregation invites all local colored churches and ministers to participate and support the fund drive.
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Meri¢An Baptist Foreign Misionary Society
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Zapin
Christiane
Chriat
Monday and Thursday Program Listings at Real Holks
Series of music and cultural programs listed with times and group names. Includes performances by Longings Carved Time, Jenny Wren Conkgnes Sesons, Grains and Livestock markets, Weather forecasts, and various orchestra acts across dates in April.
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Fragmented School Program Note Harbors Unclear Events
A scrambled OCR line lists a math advanced student and university mentions, then references a 50 cent drill and musical pieces by Chopin and Mijor. Names such as Patel Johnson and Trelarne appear amid disjointed items. The text blends programs and performances with unclear context.
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Borneld
Chopin
Mise Patel Johnson
Plantac
Costes
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Kuersteinar
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Migs
Irene Pewvray
Ottawa Man Fined For Drunken Driving
Ben Wiseman of Ottawa was fined 47.50 in justice court by Officer Mitchell after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. The incident followed a collision on the highway south of Lawrence when Wiseman’s Pontiac struck a wagon carrying farmer Ralph Robertson. The wagon was demolished but Robertson’s horses were not seriously injured. Wiseman paid the fine and was released.
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Olicer Mitchell
Wiseman
Jt Lawrence
Ralph Robertson
Lawrence
Robertson
Justice Mitchell
Topeka duo named Heisman scholarship candidates
Two Topeka high school graduates Howard Oliphant and Sayre Proudfit named as candidates for the Heisman scholarship to be awarded at the University of Kansas. Proudfit won first in chemistry at the Emporia state contest. Oliphant excels in science and math.
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Sayre Proudfit
Topeka
Heizon
University Ofansas
Proudfit
Emporia
Oliphant
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