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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1938
Page
6
A list of menu items from breakfast through supper with simple recipes for muffins and tuna cups. Includes directions for cantaloupe boats with vanilla ice cream and a few notes on ingredients and serving suggestions. Contains proportions for muffins and tuna cups as described.
Winter Mr and Mrs Eldon Hulce and children plan a Leavenworth visit to Hes parents Mr and Mrs Fred Maegerfleich. Mr and Mrs Marvin Kasson of Lawrence spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Ray Long and family.
Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis and friends visited in Kansas City on Sunday and enjoyed a picnic at Swope Park. Other locals, including Mrs Ellis Bond and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn, helped with farm tasks while Fred Gray hauled livestock to Kansas City. Various neighbors from Topeka Merriam and Lone Star shared gatherings and farm work, with Asa Coleman treating bind weed and Tucker boys finishing wheat combining after wet fields.
The Grange met Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Hugo Nieder. Mrs Fred McKinney sprained ankle on crutches. Charlie Sanders attended the Ott public sale near Eudora. McKinneys and Howard Gray visited Emporia Sunday. Crops and pastures need rain in this section. Ne al Banks family visited Whitman and Walter. Ellis Bond Marvin Bond Kenne th and Harry Puckett attended a birthday dinner for Mrs William Puckett at Valley Grove. Gottlieb Nieder John David of Eudora and Howard Longanecker family from Midland joined the gathering.
Sunday afternoon gatherings with Mrs John Dunn and Elizabeth. The Christian Endeavor society met Sunday evening with Miss Elizabeth Dunn and Maurice Knott. Report says Mrs Fannie Frantz of Plains Kansas has been ill again but is recovering.
Miss Betty Jones left Tuesday for Denver to stay with her sister until school starts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gilbreath visited relatives in Topeka. Ralph Bailey and Kenneth attended a Mott family reunion in Dunavant. Mrs. R. A. Henderson and newborn Loring Robert of Tonganoxie are staying with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E C Neustifter.
Miss Emily Ball returned home Tuesday after a summer visiting relatives in Boston Chicago and Racine Wis. Mr and Mrs Irvin Chambers and daughter Beverly visited Lexington Mo. John Reynolds is sick from a sunstroke. Mr and Mrs C C Avey narrowly escaped a house fire caused by a radio short. E Shelton and children returned Friday after visiting relatives in St Joe. Mr and Mrs George Beers started construction of a new house on Oak Hill near 13th Street.
Miss Helen Van Keuren Mrs Harry Sammer and Miss Catherine Van Keuren left Monday for California. Misses Helen and Catherine Van Keuren will visit California during the trip.
Mr and Mrs Harry Summer reside in Berkeley awaiting Miss Helen Van Keuren departure for the Hawaiian Islands. Miss Catherine Van Keuren will return home. Mrs Roy Clary attended a gal lifting breakfast at Mrs Herman Brown’s. Miss Maxine Haskins of Topeka visited Mr and Mrs George Frye. Speeders before Police Judge F J Hermann are sentenced to cemetery duties for five to 30 days.
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