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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
9
Mrs Guil ford C Ridgeway of Route One McLouth won the Market Basket prize this week for her Hot Cross buns recipe. The item lists precise ingredients and steps from yeast activation to baking and glazing. The note previews next week's prize for a salmon dish recipe.
Local residents and visitors frequent Topeka, Lawrence, Ottawa, and Overbrook as they attend church concerts, lodge events, meetings, and family gatherings. Names include Nydia Hughes, Mary Allen, Josephine Gilmore, Jack Hughes, Mildred Saunders, Franklins’ Harry Warmker, and families of Ott, Shutz, and Flory.
Dora visited Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs John Ott Sr and family. Mrs Nydia Hughes spent Tuesday in Lawrence with Bir Martha Charles Michael Schutz of Franklin took dinner Thursday with Mr and Mrs Ted Flory and Beulah Mrs J C Saunders 282 guest accompanied Miss Ethel Martin to Lawrence Thursday for the Daffodil club meeting at Mrs J Kennedy. Mrs Kennedy showed the daffodil display. The club is the first Daffodil club in the United States. Mr and Mrs James Turner went to Kansas City Friday to visit their daughter Mrs Theodore Thulin. Women’s Foreign Missionary meeting at the First Methodist church in Ottawa Tuesday. Loraine Martin spent Friday with Mrs Harry Warinker and daughter DeLores while her parents were in Kansas City. Mrs Bert Mitchell Ione Charles Johnnie and Virginia Mitchell spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Schutz in Franklin. Edwin Ott attended the Hereford roundup sale in Kansas City Tuesday with W A Dunmire and Dr Frank Hagensbuch of Lawrence. Wes Cox Joe Cox and Mrs Theodore Flory and Bouin Joy attended the program at the Franklin schoolhouse Friday night. Mrs Carl Pfleger is teacher, Mrs Gordon Davis formerly of this neighborhood won the angel food cake in the cake walk. Mrs John Ott Sr visited Thursday with Mrs Walter Witt. Mrs Alice Smith recovering from operation at Halstead expected home later in the week. Mr and Mrs Jack Hughes and Marian took dinner Sunday at the Gilmore home. John Ott Sr was a business caller in Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs Robert McFarland attended a Red Cross executive meeting in Lawrence Monday afternoon. Virginia Schaake attended a birthday party in Lawrence for Leland Marsh Ball’s fourth birthday. Earl Ott of Belleview took dinner.
Mr and Mrs John Ott Sr and their son visited with Mr and Mrs Chester Mitchell and kids Pearl and DeLores from Lake View. Edward Martin Ray and Myrtle Walters were in Heroes City Friday. George Elston of Lawrence stayed several days at the Ted Flory home. Don Westhett celebrated his birthday Friday with angel food cake and friends from school.
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