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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
7
A Connecticut family measured meal mileage in an old kitchen and after full modernization cut walking distance from 1.14 miles per meal to about 0.4 miles. The test highlights how kitchen layout and electric appliances reduce travel, suggesting planned kitchens will replace outdated layouts.
A kitchen listing blends veal meals with jellied roasts and stuffed peppers. Includes steps for making a veal stock jelly, leavings for cherry butter, and a tropical dessert mix with pineapples, dates, nuts, and pineapple juice.
Announcement from Clinton Belvoir reports the birth of a daughter on August 5 to Mr and Mrs Cletus Lehman of Mackey. The notice notes Esther Murphy and Marjorie Cummings previously connected to Barbers, visits by Miss Rosalee McMillian, and other local people visiting or staying with families, with medical transport for Dorothy Woodward mentioned.
Community activities fill the week with visits and socials. Blanch Harrell and Harriet Hume joined Vinland team play at Rossville Monday night. The 4-H girls met at the Ebon Anderson home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Unger and Harriet Hume traveled to Lawrence Monday. Mrs. Laura Claxton returned home from Franklin after a short visit. The Double Six club gathered at Mrs. George Donalds Friday afternoon with all present. Ice cream social planned for next week. Sixty-one attended Sunday school at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Ward preached on And He Opened His Mouth. A choir sang Yield Not To Temptation. Edith Anderson led the young people's meeting on Elijah. Missionary society meets with Mrs. Mary Stanwix Wednesday afternoon, August 12. Home.
Morning services will be followed by a noon basket dinner and a short afternoon program. Committees for invitation reception and program include Mrs. Barton Blanche Harrell Effie Kampschroeder Rev. Ward Mrs. Kennison Mrs. Emma Anderson Mrs. Steele and others. The Loyal class held a fried chicken supper at Harry Murphy home Tuesday with a business meeting afterward.
Prospect visitors at the Martin Rohe home included Mr and Mrs George Rohe Mr and Mrs G G Blakemrn and Jake Stroble. Mrs Martin Rohe Jr spent last Sunday with her father Reuben Weeks and Eva. Lorenz Speicher announced the marriage of his youngest daughter Theresa to Lester Blubaker at Olathe. The couple will reside at LeLoup.
Mrs. Ed Olmstead visited Mrs. Martin Rohe on Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Rohe Mary and Edith Jo with Lulu Smith and sons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Albert Jacobson of Overland Park. Thelma and Dorothy Parsons Ruth Breithaupt and Mary Rohe joined Luile Chanay and Arvelda Chanay for a pictured gathering.
Jim Lambert of Kansas City and daughter Odessa joined Mrs. Effie Brown and children at Harry Werts' Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Osgood Armstrong stayed Tuesday night at the Lorens Speicher home. Mrs. Henry Roche and Edith Jo visited Roche Jr. Tuesday.
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