Roosevelt Inspects New England Defenses At Portsmouth Navy Yard
President Franklin D Roosevelt began a weekend tour of New England defenses, visiting the Portsmouth navy yard where five submarines worth 27 500 000 were under construction. He rode to the yard with Secretaries Knox and Hopkins and was greeted by Governor Murphy and Rear Admiral Wainwright before sailing aboard the Potomac for Boston.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Roosevelt
New England
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Navy
Frank Knox
Hyde Park
N. Y
Francis F. Murphy
New Hampshire
Maine
John D. Wainwright
Boston Navy Yard
Piscataqua River
Dennett’s Island
John
Anne Roosevelt
Nahant
Massi
Mr. Roosevelt
Admiral Wainwright
Bass
White House
Boston
Navy Yard
Wainwright
Ann
Potomac
Haven
Pier 2
Watertown
Mass
William Donovan
Europe
White’ House
Newnport
R. I
Naval War College
Narragansett Bay
Quonsett Point
New London
Conn
Electric Boat Company
Groton
Washington
Knox and
Hopkins
E. M. Watson
Daniel J. Callaghan
Ross T. McIntyre
Topeka marksman Mart Enoch Sr wins gun doubles cup
Mart Enoch Sr of Topeka topped the Lawrence Gun Club event by breaking 47 of 50 targets to win the T. J. Leapure doubles cup. Atchison’s Heklenkaengver claimed the evening’s trophy in the added carget race, while readers were urged to renew their Journal-World subscription before summer vacation.
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Mart Enoch, Sr
Topeka
Lawrence
Red
Heklenkaengver
Atchison
Census shows 256 denominations with 55.8 million members
Washington August 10. The census bureau reports 256 religious denominations in the United States with 55,807,366 members in 1936 and a rise of about one million since 1926. Largest group Roman Catholic 19,914,937. smallest Friends Primitive with 14 members.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Negro Baptists
Methodist Episcopal Church
Southern Baptist Convention
South
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Protestant Episcopal Church
Northern Baptist Convention
United Lutheran Church In America
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
Congregational and
Christian Churches
Friends Primitive
Hopewell and Independence social notes in Kansas City visit
Hopewell and Independence residents are listed from a busy period of social visits and community activities. Entries mention Mr. and Mrs. Taul traveling to North Kansas City to visit relatives, Char lie Pitts injured by a bull, neighborhood help with hay, and several guests at local homes. Bonnie Jean Adriance attended the Epworth League Institute in Baldwin and WIBW singing trip.
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B. L. Taul
Kansas City
Independence
James Gale
Arthur Flory
Henry Seele
Ray Price
Charlie Gale
Hibbard Taul
Stanley
Alvin Heinen
Larry
Jamie Taul
Bonnie Jean Adriance
Baldwin
Epworth League Institute
R. B. Holloway
Virginia
Earl Black
George
Topeka
Willis Warner
Altha
Evelyn
Dorothy Gleason
Barbara Beals
Edith le Master
WIBW
Leo
James Dyer
John Osborne
Corvallis
Ore
Mr. Osborne
Black
Charles Vaughn
Vaughn
Martin Roche, Jr
William Cox
Judy
Lawrence
Lewis Tucker
Alaska cruise tale with Brinkmans recalls iceberg sighting
Mr and Mrs H C Brinkman report a Northwest voyage aboard the S S Aleutian visiting Seward Anchorage Cordova Seattle Rainier National Park Portland San Francisco and the world's fair They recount seeing a large iceberg break from a glacier near the Columbia Glacier and note the cold snap felt aboard the ship with foghorns and a 20 degree temperature drop in minutes They describe Alaska Nellie s cabin relics salmon canneries and wildflowers during the trip including pink fireweed and delphinium
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H. C. Brinkman
Northwest
Alaska
Columbia Glacier
Glacier
Cordova
Brinkman
Lawrence
Walter T. Stuart
Ketchikan
Stuart
Edward Bumgardner
Seattle
Ranier National Park
Portland
San Francisco
Redwood Forest
Salt Lake
Bleach Banishes Hot Weather Kitchen Odors
When temperatures rise food smells intensify in kitchens. A simple method uses a small amount of Purex bleach daily on the drainboard and wiped surfaces to remove lingering odors from the sink stove and refrigerator, then a cloth damp with water finishes the job.
Cottage Cheese Salad From Mrs. Alfred Mikesell
A gelatin based cottage cheese salad recipe from Mrs. Alfred Mikesell Route 1 Oskaloosa. It uses pineapple juice boiling water pineapple, lemon juice or vinegar, cottage cheese, pineapple, celery, pimentos and whipped cream. The mixture is chilled in a mould and served on lettuce with salad dressing.
Plums and Apricots Make Rich Butter and Jam
Plums and apricots yield old fashioned fruit butters and jams with a winey tang. The butter uses dried apricots and ripe plums, cooked with sugar and salt until thick and spreadable, then canned hot. The peach and plum jam blends ripe peaches with plums, sugar and fruit pectin for a rolling boil and quick set.
Jewel Box Refreshments At Shower With Ice Cream
A jewel box dessert features sweetened wafers forming a box filled with brick ice cream. The oblong wafers are bound by pink icing with a pink iced lid adorned by lilies of the valley. Gifts were placed in a large decorated jewel box.
Vacation subscription pitch for Journal World
An old hometown notice promotes a vacation subscription to the Journal-World priced at 35 or 400 cents per month with a contact phone number 22.
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The
Journal-World
Death of Edith Eustace in Southbourne England reported
Mrs H E Eustace learns of the death of her cousin Miss Edith Eustace on July 14 at her home in Southbourne a Bournemouth suburb England. Miss Eustace had visited Lawrence in 1935 and made friends there. A paralytic stroke occurred as she mailed a letter.
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H. E. Eustace
Edith Eustace
Southbourne
Hournemouth
England
Miss Eustace
Lawrence
Isle
Wight
Eustace
France
Dunquerque
Empire
Miss Agnes Mumert Chosen for Midwest Campus Fashion Feature
Will Report Campus Fashions Miss Agnes Mumert of Kansas, a KU senior this fall, among 20 college students selected to send campus style news to a leading fashion magazine next year. She edits the K-Book at the University and represents a first for a Middle Western university in the magazine’s fashion news.
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Agnes Mumert
Oue Kan
University of Kansas
Fairview Marks Fiftieth Anniversary of Present School
A celebration at Fairview school on Sunday August 25 marks 50 years since the present building's erection. A basket dinner and program follow a request for former teachers, district residents, and friends to attend. Information on past teachers from 1877 to 1890 and names such as May Richardson and Ella Pierson is sought by organizer Mrs. C. E. Ralston.
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Fairview
C. E. Ralston
Nettie Ten S Brook
P. E. Vestal
C. E. Smith
Sineiss Ripley
J. W.phelps
Pearl Smith
Julia McAffery
Mamie Ellis
Mamie Allis
Roberta Stratford
Mary Rowland
Charles Elwell
May Richardson
Ella Pierson
Joseph Owens
C. B. Cramer
Imma Beckwith
Maggie Wilson
Will McQuiston
Peach Nests Jellied Peach Mold Dessert
A lime tang peach mold with green molds and sun ripened fruit. Serve chilled as a salad and dessert or with lemon cream dressing. Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Pour into sherbet glasses then set. Slice peaches onto firm gelatin and top with remaining gelatin. Serves 6.
Spiced Fruit Punch Recipe Entrusted to Mrs Cooke
A handwritten fruit punch method by Mrs Byron F Cooke instructs boiling sugar water cinnamon and cloves then straining into pineapple and orange juices with lemon juice. The mix is served over crushed ice and notes sending the Journal-World to a summer address via phone number 22.
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Byron F. Cooke
Vermont St
Journal-World
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Snake-Handling Husband
Mrs Blanche Meador of Independence Missouri filed for divorce alleging her husband Walter Meador kept poisonous reptiles in their home. She claims ten rattlesnakes and two copperheads roamed the premises and asks custody of their two minor children.
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Independence
Blanche Meador
Walter Meador
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