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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1934
Page
8
The guide details two biscuit dough methods: standard flour and prepared biscuit flour, with step by step kneading, shaping, and baking tips. It explains soft versus stiff doughs, handling fat, and suggests variations like Drop Biscuits and Richer or Sweetened doughs, plus examples such as Cheese Biscuits and Date Pockets.
The Kansas Players present Journey's End an all male dramatic production set in a front line trench. George Callahan stars as Captain Stanhope with Gilmer Reynolds Lieut. Raleigh Bill Inge Lieut. Hibbert Allen Crafton Lieut. Osborne and Robert Calderwood Lieut. Protter. Evening shows Tuesday Thursday with 8 15 curtain and 25 cent general admission. Student tickets exchange in Green Hall basement. No reserved seats.
Sir John Simon told the House of Commons that Japan fully accepts the open door in China and will observe the nine power treaty of 1922. He noted Ambassador Lindley informed Kyoto that equal rights in China are guaranteed and Japan will not interfere with common rights in the region.
A fragment asserts the signatories certify the right to carry on legitimate business in China and guarantee the integrity of that nation. The text indicates official recognition of business permissions and national integrity assurances within a historical treaty or accord, though details are incomplete.
Guests wore backward dresses entering the high school for a party with backward spelling, pie and coffee, and entertainment including scripture reading, a vocal solo, group singing, and a backward spelling contest. New officers for 1934 85 were elected: President Hazel McClanahan, vice-president Mabel Sims, secretary Florence Cluar, treasurer Edna Lasswell. The hostess was Edna Lasswell. Roll call was My Favorite Flower. Also noted are birth of a son to Don Claar and wife, and visits by Ethie Banks and others, with former Lecompton residents mentioned.
The poor commissioner reports receiving seven dollars worth of seeds to distribute this spring to families unable to buy garden seeds. Fifteen Jefferson county boys left for CCC camps at Fort Snelling Minnesota. Names listed include Wil Clayton Stanley Lewis of Oskaloosa Clyde Jam Wilamstown Willis Truxton Timmons McLouth Lloyd Hudson Grantville Willard Lindsey Winchester Merle Wofford Newman Gerald Bond Nortonville Kenneth Hyston Marvin Holland Ozawkie Ralsh Nail Kenneth Gregg Dale Booth Valley Fails.
Robert Edgar a student at K UV will deliver the Sunday evening address at Valley Grove replacing the regular Christian Endeavor lesson. Sunday services will be held in place of the usual Christian Endeavor session. Mr and Mrs Glen Cross of Kansas City joined by Frederick and Glen Champion and Mr and Mrs Don ald Bower with their son toured to the McLouth area for dinner and visits at the Champion White home.
Gardening advice covers making a house more desirable, sustaining plant needs with food water and air, and choosing rock garden plant varieties. It warns sowing Portulaca early, recommends fertilizer for long stemmed sweet peas, warns against overwatering, and urges regular hoeing and watering for evergreens, coffee grounds for ants, and dahlias needing well drained soil and moisture.
Daughters of Lawrence visited Sunday at the James Holladay home and in the evening Mrs Holladay went to Grantville to spend the evening with Mr and Mrs Earl Beard and daughter. Jefferson County ranks high among district counties for progress in the control program with sixty percent of farmers enrolled in the corn hog program.
The senior class presented their play last Friday night titled Daddy Lone Legs, a notable success, earning about 90 dollars. Community groups and clubs nearby held social gatherings, May Day related activities, and awards, with guests from Sunnyside and local members noted.
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