Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

We have 6,677,888 pages in Kansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1935

Page

8

Supple Silks Revive Glamor of Chatelains in Medieval Castles

Paris designers unveil rich silks inspired by Renaissance tapestries for 1936 winter evenings. Double faced brocades in blue with silver nosegays, faille moires in Veronese green and Titian red, lame glitters, watered silks, and ta ffta velvet offer opulent textures. Printed velvets and faconne silks are set for afternoon fashion with soft drapable wools and bold textures completing the fall lineup.

Adelaide Kerr Paris Bianchiani Faille

Way to a Man's Heart Jellied Meat Loaf Recipe

Pressed veal and pork loaf with gelatin broth forms a firm sliceable loaf. Includes notes from Mrs. Floyd Rankin and a mixed salad variant with beef, pasta, vegetables, olives, and gelatin to set in the icebox. Serves 24.

Floyd Rankin Missouri St Thomas Pearson Kentucky St

France's First Lady Wears Gardenias at Gala Wedding

London brides wear real flower wreaths with matching bouquets as gardenias highlight a wedding. The Countess of Lisburne helped arrange similar floral headpieces for Lady Gloria Vaughan, with bridesmaids also donning fresh flowers. Madame Le bran, wife of the French president, wore pink gardenias on a black lace gown at a gala race event, paired with a wide brim black hat adorned by birds of paradise.

London Countess of Lisburne Gloria Vaughan Longchamp GP Madame Lebran Birds of Paradise

Bride of Lawrence clergyman to wed in Upper Montclair

Margaret Tressler Scott daughter of Rev Dr and Mrs George Tressler Scott will marry Rev. Harrison in Upper Montclair New Jersey Tuesday at her home. The bride in her mother's satin wedding gown with lace from her grandmother's dress will carry Madonna lilies. Bridesmaids wear turquoise gowns. After August plans include a move to Lawrence where he serves as rector and college pastor. The bride, Smith graduate, has taught and traveled in Persia and Asia. The groom, Virginia descendant, is a graduate of William and Mary and Virginia Theological Seminary served as pastor in Lawrence since 1932 and traveled in Russia and Mexico recently.

Upper Montclair N. J Harrison Margaret Tressler Scott George Tressler Scott Rufus Alan Cowing Cincinnati Amy Cowing Scott Elizabeth Harrison D. Richmond Trinity Episcopal Church The Episcopal Smith College Iran-Bethel School Teheran Persia Board of Foreign Missions Presbyterian Church Arthur Scott India Siam China Japan United States Edward Jacquelin Harrison Cartersville Randolph Carter Henry Virginia Richard E Byrd College of William and Mary Williamsburg Virginia Theological Seminary Alexandria Union Theological Seminary Columbia University New York City St. Paul’s School Garden City L. I Lawrence Church Russia Mexico

Weekend Menu Tips For Thrifty Meal Planning

A thrift oriented guide advises planning weekend menus around sale items to stretch a budget. It highlights watching meat prices, using economical cuts for Hamburgers and Swiss steak, grinding leftovers for meatloaf or stuffing, and reheating sliced leftovers for sandwiches or pepper stuffing.

Practical Money Saving Kitchen Tips

The article offers thrifty cooking ideas using versatile meats and canned goods. It suggests roasting leftovers, reheating with improved flavor, and combining scraps with rice or vegetables. Buy larger can sizes to reduce cost, save leftovers for future meals, and consider No 2 or 2½ size cans for cheaper fruits and vegetables, with No 10 unsweetened fruits as a lower price option.

Miss Vivien Bretherton Author in Saturday Evening Post

Miss Vivien R. Bretherton daughter of Mrs W W Bretherton of Portland Ore and niece of Miss Hannah Oliver of Lawrence is the author of a story Love Me Love My Car in this week's Saturday Evening Post. She has contributed to magazines including Good Housekeeping MecCalls and Ladies Home Journal. Bretherton is a KU student and former Magnete dancer with Helen Topping. She belongs to Kappa Alpha Theta and has lived in Portland and Lawrence with summers in California studying literature and drawing.

Vivien R. Bretherton W. W. Bretherton Portland Ore Hannah Oliver Lawrence Saturday Evening Post Althe Misa Bretherton Good Housekeeping MecCalls Ladies Home Journal Post Bretherton Adam Oliver University of California University of Kansas Helen Topping Pavlova Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority California New York

Summer Mint Chocolate Cream Beverage

Recipe style notice describes a mint chocolate drink with ice cream and a hot thickened mixture. It lists ingredients like mint peppermint oil vanilla and vanilla ice cream with steps to blend boil and cool before pouring into glasses and serving. Also includes a caramel custard recipe with brown sugar water milk and baking steps.

Parental Roles In Teen Summer Work And A Recipe Update

An editorial discusses how to support teens balancing school and summer jobs, urging parents to avoid over guiding and let youths handle problems. It also notes rest versus activity and asserts work reduces nerves. A recipe for Blueberry Muffins follows, listing ingredients and method.

Torneden Family Social Notes From Lawrence Visitations

Local social column records numerous calls and visits among the Torneden, Hughey, Pettengill, and related families across Kaw Valley, Linwood, and Lawrence. Highlights include hospital update on Fritz Gantz after foot injury, freight of guests from Kansas City and DeSoto, and Grange meeting attendance in Linwood.

Carl Torneden Grace Beaman O. B. Beaman Lawrence Thomson Walter Torneden O. Brewer J. T. Hughey Mabel Torneden Gladys Torneden Alfred Torneden Carl Kurtz Hesper Lloyd Douglas Grace Crabb Colony Louie Hadland Kaw Valley Albert Torneden Alfred Kahn M. Martin Helen Lois Linwood John Hughey Fritz Gantz Memorial Hospital Iane Neudeck Kansas City Frank Pettengill Anna Torneden S. S. White S. Bowen Emma Earl Julius Torneden Otto Lucklaw Louis Lena Torneden Eula Gantz Lvening Helen Harmon Lawrrence Grange Fern Wilson Dr. Boone DeSoto Charles Davidson Topeka Claude Hanson M. Luckan Joe Trapp Leonard Trapp Fred Reetz Hurd Williamstown Ivan Kniffen Independence Dollie Hill Dye

Hopewell Social Guests and Baseball Game

Hopewell residents hosted numerous visitors including Annie Newman Mae Harmon and Jim mie Purvis and W W Vaughn with A Kneedy of Red Oak Iowa. Others attended gatherings at Greenville Tennessee Baldwin Baldwin and Prairie City while local softball and baseball games occurred at Baldwin and Foster diamond on Sunday July 28.

Annie Newman Mae Harmon Jimmie Fred Purvis W. W. Vaughn A. Kneedy Red Oak H. O. Mills Greenville Tenn Virgil Bert Vaughn Ferne Kennedy Baldwin C. F. Johnson and Son

Local notes and visits pepper Hopewel score 13 3

Score read 13 to 3 in Hopewel's favor. Richard Williams of Abilene visited Friday with Mrs Ada Williams Lenora and Oscar. Mr and Mrs A M Reser visited Monday afternoon with Mrs Nettie Russell of Willow Spring who is ill.

Hopewel Richard Williams Abilene Ada Williams Lenora Oscar A. M. Reser Nettie ‘Russell Willow Spring

Neighborhood Dinner Gatherings Reported

Charley Browning and son Rob ert shared dinner with Mrs Mary Peffley and others Saturday. Mrs Albert Schwarz and Miss Ruth Johanning helped Mrs Carl Schwarz cook for threshers Friday evening. The Florys dined at the Will Peffly home in Ottawa Saturday. Aunts uncles and cousins joined Miss Stella Gibson for the Appanoose picnic Saturday and visited the Gibson grandparents. Bowers family and Sheldon with Williard Wright spent Friday at the Shaw home.

Charley Browning Robert Mary Peffley Lyle Enyart Albert Schwarz Ruth Johanning Carl Schwarz Rook Harry Flory Will Peffly Ottawa Marjorie Esther Donald Johnnie Bill Dudley Raymond Gibson Stella Gibson John Gibson

Local families attend gatherings and neighborly visits

A busy weekend of visits and meals across Lawrence and Williamsburg includes Roy Shuler, Andy Elm, and the Schwalm families threshing grain for Roy Shuler. Mr. and Mrs. Haas hosting relatives. Laurine Pohl visiting with Frank Steen's grandparents. and multiple households sharing Sunday dinners and ice cream at Donard Gastrock's. Numerous Stover, Steen, Pohl, Schwartz, and Beamen family connections appear among residents including Stover of Baldwin and Williamsburg guests.

Charley Browning Roy Lester Schwalm Roy Shuler Andy Elm Carl Albert Schwarz L. W. Haas Sunda George Unger Lawrence Laurine Pohl Frank Steen Williamsburg Mary Peffly Harry Flory Lyle Enyart Stella Gibson Janice Stover Wendel Beamen E. A. Wisson Kyle Texas M. F. Wittendon Braunfel Donard Gastrock

Also Mentioned on This Page

France Bernard Harkin Paola Peeiaene Order of the Gold Star Kansas Arkansas City Bride of Lawrence Carter H. Harrison Vivien Bretherton K. U Elizabeth Wilkinson Barbara Frasier Opal Frasier Floyd Ringle Wilkinson Sarah Ringle Barbara Russell County Kentucky Brooke Peters Susan Mary Tom Joe Dolman Villa Eden Hopewell Excelsior FéHolmes 4 Inc As As Lawrence Steam Laundry Granada Theatre Awards Russell Anderson R. A Albert Graeber Lewis Sule Lecompton Kon Granada New Hampshire Journal - World
Search Courier

Search the Lawrence Journal World Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Lawrence Journal World?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication