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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
6
Margery Taylor surveys modern framing trends and then offers economical cheese dish recipes. The piece blends design notes on bamboo and cork frames with practical recipes for Cheese Puff and Cheese Biscuits, using ham as a base and detailing ingredients, steps, and baking times.
A large crowd attended the Cargy Farmers Union picnic at Tutcher's Grove on Saturday July 27. A basket lunch followed a program featuring Bernice Baker and Dorothy Hart piano duet Readings by Teddy Flory Mrs Roy Baker Miss Agnes White Dorothy Mae Simmons a Wallie Tutcher song Opal Mae Talley and Donald Tutcher Carl Coffman. Local residents visited relatives and attended Sunday gatherings at several homesteads including Louise Reilly Clyde Flory H R Wright J C Miller Charles Hart Charles Desque Marvin Forth and others.
Announcements and visits surround Miss Myrle Reilly and Mr. and Mrs. Maichel in Topeka. Families gather for dinners, threshing notes mention Lee Bonar and Frazier Butler machines. A fishing party, skating event, and several visits appear, along with a note on tools stolen from a car belonging to M. M. Tripp.
Instructions describe making cheese ramekins with butter bread crumbs cheese and egg yolks and whites, shaping in buttered ramekins and baking briefly, then a peach fig or jam filled frozen cheese tart process with butter cottage cheese and salt setting overnight followed by rolling and baking until light brown.
A resident reported to police that a kit of auto mechanic tools valued around 76 to 80 dollars was stolen from his car on Wednesday night while he attended a softball game in North Lawrence. The note appears on the classified page for further details.
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