Landmass Cleaves San Clemente Home in Massive Slide
San Clemente California May 6 A P describes a 4 acre landslide that split Mayor Thomas F Murphine s home and engulfed three quarters of the mansion causing 1060100 in damage. Rock avalanched onto the Santa Fe coast line tracks as a 400 yard fissure widened atop sea bluffs. Firefighters salvaged a 10000 library while the Murphine family fled hours earlier.
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San Clemente
Calif
Thomas F. Murphine
San Diego
Los Angeles
Murphine
Cal
Finals of tourney set for South Park Wednesday at 3:30
The finals of the grade school marble tournament, sponsored by the Dorsey Liberty Post of the American Legion, are planned for South Park Wednesday at 3 30 in the afternoon with preliminaries finished this week. Sgt Roy Martin oversees the event and notes cooperation from local schools and coaches.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
South Park
Roy Martin
Fants
Martin
E. Aa
Lawrence Turner
Woodlawn
Jack Moon
Virgil Owens
Carl Spitzer
Beers Found In Side Car Of Delivery Rider
Cecil Sherar was arrested after midnight by Officer John Ingalls who found 16 pints of home brew beer in the side car of Sherar’s motorcycle. He was turned over to county authorities with no charges filed yet as County Attorney R. B. Stevens was away at an merchants’ meeting.
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Cecil Sherar
East Thirteenth Street
John Ingalls
Sherar
R. B. Stevens
Ottawa
Ogee
Work of High Rank From KU Shows Junior Colleges Feed Phi Beta Kappa
University of Kansas figures show 10 of 24 Phi Beta Kappa members last year came from junior colleges while total seniors from junior colleges were under 80 of 548. Professor Engel notes junior college students' average index higher than the university as a whole since 1927-28, with indices listed for 1927-28 to 1931-32.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
E. F. Engel
Engel
Phi Beta Kappa
History of Writing Project At Pinckney School
Sixth grade students at Pinckney School prepared a history of writing compiled and submitted to GE by Birch superintendent of schools and Miss Opal Jayne Kennedys principal. The bound booklet includes many illustrations, research from encyclopedias magazines and catalogs, and a feature on pen point manufacture.
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Pinckney School
GE. Birch
Opal
Jayne Kennedys
Pinckney
Teachas
Centenary Church Gospel Service at Centenary Methodist
The Baker University gospel team will lead the Sunday evening program at Centenary Methodist Church. Epworth League begins at 7 with a preaching service at 8. The Epworth program features Prelude and quartet numbers led by Russell Barkley and Austin McGhee of Kansas City and Abilene. The church service includes Scripture, offertory, sermon titled The Living Gospel, and benediction by Austin McGhee.
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Baker University
Centenary Methodist
Epworth League
Ber
Risser
Kansas City
Chifera Knicht
Abilene
Kan
Russell Barkley
Austin McGhee
Fyre
Harper
Russel Barky
Gots
Clifford Knight
Thrysel Barkley
John Greenusfin McGhee
FLASHES OF LIFE AP NEWS COMIC MIX OF TRIALS AND LIFE
A lively AP montage notes Griffen accusing McKenna of stealing his cornet. Judge Mc Devitt orders a musician’s proof as McKenna plays The Wearing of the Green and Griffen regains the horn while McKenna gets a year in jail. Also: a judge allows Irene Walden a divorce for floor-walking abuse in River Forest.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Fred Griffen
John McKenna
McDevitt
McKenna
Griffen
Chicago
Tia Mam
Joseph Sabath
Irene Walden
River Forest
Kenneth
Dayton
Wheeling
James O'Leary
Guar
Rockefeller and
Torneden
Meet of Medicos Sets New Record
The seventy fifth annual Kansas Medical Association convention concluded in Lawrence setting a record attendance of 520 registrants, the largest in 75 years. The event showcased entire convention in one building and strong university cooperation. Speakers included E H Lindley and Dr A Plexte with a banquet and women’s auxiliary drawing over 30 delegates.
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Kansas Medical Association
Kansas
Lawrence
5. B. Prentiss
Association
Missouri Medical Association
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Union
J. R. Bechtel
R. I. Canuteson
H. L. Chambers
N. P. Sherwood
H. T. Jones
Lyle Powell
Douglas County Medical Society
University
Smal Association
Znd
Jay Jones
Sun-Kell
J. M. Mott
A. L. Seals
Women's Auxiliary Society
J. B. Henry
Lyle S. Powell
Goal of 400 Sunday school at Trinity Lutheran Kansas
Trinity Lutheran church aims to reach a 400 attendance for a Sunday school session. Superintendent A G Sabol leads departments with Mrs Erna Corey teaching the Trinity Service class averaging over 50. Women under Mrs Jens Jensen exceed 35, and Rev CG A Puls expects 45 men in the Brotherhood class. Attendance has hovered around 300 this year, recently between 320 and 360. The local school is the largest United Lutheran Sunday school in Kansas.
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Trinity
Lutheran Church
A. G. Sabol
Erna Corey
Jens Jensen
Brotherhood
CG. A. Puls
United
Lutheran Sunday School
Kansas
Mrs Frank Montgomery Recovers After Eye Operation
Mrs Frank Montgomery of 717 Connecticut is making good progress two months after an eye cataract removal in Marshalltown Iowa. She stayed with her son John Montgomery in Marysville where he works as business manager for the Marshall area. She underwent treatment for refocusing a new method developed from recent research at Dartmouth University.
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Frank’ Montgomery
Connecticut
Marshalltown
Iowa
John Montgomery
Marysville
Marshalleysville
Dartsmouth University
Salvation Army Service With Major A B Whitney
Major A B Whitney of Kansas Mu district will lead the Salvation Army Sunday evening service at the Salvation Army hall on Vermont street. He is a veteran officer directing state youth activities and is noted for experience and singing. The service starts at eight o'clock and the public is invited.
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Salvation Army Service
A.B. Whitney
Kansas
Theansas Division
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Vermont Street
Whitney
Arrest of Leland Spearman in Milk Theft Case
Leland Spearman, reportedly on parole from a state reformatory, was arrested early this morning by Officer Henry Smith for alleged theft of milk in Central Park at Eighth and Kentucky Streets and turned over to county authorities for prosecution.
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Leland Spearman
Henry Smith
Centeral Park
Eighth
Kentucky Streets
Spearman
State Reformatory
United Brethren Youth to Sponsor Special Services
The United Brethren youth group sponsors a Sunday program commemorating Christian Endeavor’s organization. Theme is Trained Youth for Troubled Times with morning worship shared with the church and a Haskell quartet providing music. Erwin Branson leads the evening service including a social hour and a one act play by Gordon Howard titled Trained Youth for Troubled Times.
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United Brethren Young People
Organization of Christian Endeavor
Haskell
Real
Erwin Branson
Gordon Howard
Recital of Gladys Swarthout Set at KU Auditorium
Miss Gladys Swarthout youngest Metropolitan mezzo soprano to perform Monday at 8:20 PM in the University of Kansas auditorium as final piece of the university concert course. Accompanied by pianist Nils Nelson. Also Brahms centennial program slated for Tuesday at 3:30 PM by KU fine arts faculty in the administration building auditorium.
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University of Kansas
Gladys Swarthout
Metropolitan Opera Company
Swarthout
Nils Nelson
Miss Swarthout
Dean D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas Fine Arts School
KK. U. Fine Arts
Johannes Brahms
Brahms
Deaths and Funerals In Dayton and Fall Leaf
Miss Ella Taylor died April 20 in Dayton Ohio after a lengthy family history in Dayton and Lawrence. She leaves sister Miss Belle Taylor of St Louis Missouri and was daughter of late Joseph and Sarah Taylor pioneer Dayton residents. George W Abbott 74 died at home in Fall Leaf neighborhood. Funeral Sunday at Schubert with Rev Loren Rapier. Burial at Delaware Cemetery. Survived by wife Clara and eight children including Edith Christianson George Abbott of Kansas City Kansas Nellie Caldwell Oliver Abbott Lawrence Henry Abbott Francis Abbott Wilfred Chlstt and Ralph Abbott.
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Ella Talor
Miss Ella Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Belle Taylor
South Broadway
St. Louis
Miss Taylor
Joseph
Sarah Taylor
Lawrence
Mansfield
Indiana Street
George W. Abbott
Fall Leaf
Schubert Funeral Home
Loren Rapier
Delaware Cemetery
Mr Abbott
Clara E. Abbott
Edith Christianson
George Abbott
Kansas City
Kan
Nellie Caldwell
Oliver Abbott
Henry Abbott
Francis Abbott
Wilfred Chlstt
Ralph Abbott
Wilsons Welcome Son at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilson of Bonner Springs announce the birth of a son today at Memorial hospital. Following a MacDowell fraternity meeting at the Manor, officers for next year were elected: Howard Johnson president Paullie Durrett vice president Eugene Schulz secretary Herbert Cowell treasurer Gene McKee historian. An hour of dancing and music followed. About twenty members attended.
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Glenn Wilson
Bonner Springs
Memorial Hospital
MacDowell Fraternity
Manor
Howard Johnson
Paullie Durrett
Eugene Schulz
Herbert Cowell
Gene McKee
Personal notices and events from local society
Mrs K Bruner will travel to Ypsilanti Michigan for about ten days. Mr and Mrs John J Henry of Kansas City Missouri will spend the weekend with Dr and Mrs J B Henry. Mrs Frank Pettengill and baby of Route five were discharged from Memorial hospital. Red Cross executive board to meet Monday at 4 30 in the commissioners room of the new city hall. Haskell Institute band concert at 2 20 Sunday afternoon on campus. Journal World want ads bring prompt results.
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K. Bruner
Ypsilanti, Mich
John J. Henry
Kansas City
J. B. Henry
Frank Pettengill
Route Five
Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Douglas County
The
American Red Cross
New City Halk
Haskell
Haskell Institute
Helen Jewett
Ora
Mae Kraus
Bonner Springs
S. R. Vynce
Ray Sun
Ray
John Boyd
Lawrence
DeSoto
Boyd
R. W. Phillips
Orville Holtz
Salina
Mrs. Holtz
Neal Hambleton
Clarence Zehner
June Brovéak
Julia Ellen Wilson
Ruby Parker
Irvin Linden
Ferdinand Clark
Jacksand Harris
Dorothy Holmauist
Bessie Cooper
Annie Randall
Lois Mae Young
Liogd_B. Andrew
Virginia Martin
Ray Steed
Lucille Gaynor
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Huntington
Esther Hale
Perry Nease
Lottie Neuse
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Laura Lee
Lloyd Leslie Andrew
Prairie Center
Friends
Hattie Walker
Bennington
A. Anderson
Athenaeum Club
Bertha Bell Whitelaw
Round Table
Esther Gordon
Pauline Brovesk
Grace Dow
Lovie Stratton
Pleasant Hour Club
Mae Chambers
Mae Blaylock
Maclaylock
Bertha Blaylock
Dot Longstreth
Genevieve Taylor
C. D. Hames
Olathe
Hazel Mickel
Evelyn Midwett
Irene Dicken
Dorothy Caldwell
Esther
Maurice de Boever
Milwaukee
R. L. Cundiff
Odessa
Warlie Cunningham
W. H. Baker
Dow
Lavie Stratt
A. B. Burks
0. A. Kobler
Eastern Star Organization
De Soto Shower Honors Mrs. Theodore Bird At Home
Mrs. Theodore Bird was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Rebekah Judge at Mrs. P. W. Kraus home in De Soto Tuesday evening. Attendees included many local women and a few guests. the evening featured games, contests, and unwrapping gifts amid refreshments.
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Theodore Bird
Rebekah
P. W. Kraus
O. W. Wright
F. W. Harbison
J. C. Harris
Hart Hunter
Fred Zellers
David Jewett
Gee. Kluss
E. W. Boone
Oscar Kobler
Fred Watson
Harry Hiddleston
Ernest Sigman
L. R. Penner
Warren Betts
Pearl Trout
Ruth Averill
High Prairie M E Church Sunday School Discussion
High Prairie M E Church thirteen miles south of Lawrer on highway No 74 hosts a Sunday school session focusing on Greatness Through Sacrificial Service. Paul leads the discussion, aiming to begin promptly at 1 o clock for a full program and exploration of service themes.
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High Prairie M. E
Lawrer
Paul
Religious services and classes listed across churches
A dense notice lists multiple worship services, Sunday school openings, and missionary programs from Assembly of God, Christ Ambassadors, and First Baptist churches. It notes communion and special sermons, youth meetings, revival plans, and weeknight services with names of pastors and church locations.
Sunday Services And Church Fair At Baker Home
Sunday services led by Miss Kate Figgins and pastor. Following morning and evening worship, deacons to lead first Sunday testimonial and sacrament. Week includes Teachers’ Corner, prayer meetings, and a spring fair at Baker’s North Lawrence home with eight booths, flower shop, candy, refreshments, fish pond, and an afternoon program. chairs listed and all invited to worship and attend fundraising events.
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Kentucky Street
Cunningham
Charles W. Thomas
Rankin
Thomas
Simons
University
Ehil
Kate Figgins
Sue
Sever Srutkvy
Wightian Wii
Samay
Greson
Sanday Forum
Hurst
Lou
Lala
Lala Ma
Psuay Wibal
Abigadl
Mes
Baker
T Ae S. K. Holmes
Jonith
Atanda Cotersert
Haneh Hines
BG. Davis
Goray Harris
Johie Mitchel
Anna Wins
de PLC
Matte Baker
North Street church weekly schedule and events
St James A M E Church Seventh and Maple hosts Sunday school at 9 50 am and prayer meeting at 11 am Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm Masters Aid Society meets Tuesdays at 7 30 pm Pastor Aid Society plans a May trip around the world on Thursday May 9 B Barnes is superintendent and Hon W H Christopher is the pastor
New Discovery Brings Relief to Stomach Sufferers
An Ohio physician developed Dr Parker's Treatment to ease heartburn indigestion and stomach discomfort. The orange can provides a full thirty day dose, priced at 8 cents daily, about 31 cents a day for relief, and is sold at Crown Drug Store in Lawrence.
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San Clemente, Cal
Marble Chamions
I Cecil, Sherar
Cote
Lonr Oil Company
Third and Locust Streets
G. Archie Gregg
Western University
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Rez
Ti. University of Sas
Raymond Nichols
Topeka
Board of
Regents
Lindley
Hamilton Melor Co
Kansas Junior College
Baker Gospel Team
Carl Rockefeller
Julius Torneden
George Spears
Charles Springer
Crown Drug Company
Ada Hollis
Benton Boulevard
William Adkins
Merriam
Bessie Wesselman
Rosedale
Frank Montgomery
United Brethren Church
E. Ue
Arias
Mio Fernando
Donizetti Chant D'Amour
Debussy
Borkiewicz
Cyril Scott Ernest Charles Iden Carpenter Lockhart Manning
Chinguthieen Lockhart Manning May Masts
Socglety
DE Soto
H. E. Jackson
Metropolitan Grass ‘Company
University Auditorium
Mane
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Bell
Music Store
School of Fine Arte
Round Corner Drug Store
Beders
Assembly of God
Pentecostal
Fourteenth
Rhode Island
R. F. Ashworth
Ovleck
Comte Oto
Charlie
Christa
Eniny
Ninth Street Baptlst Church
Ninth and
Ohio Streets
BR. L. Wightman
Lata Irving
Mattie RO Mathis
Hawk
West Portion
Ola Ata
Ae Bu
Orvice
Long Electric CO
8Th St
Peoples State Bank
Massachusetts
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Massachusetts Street