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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
7
A vintage recipe collection presents a jellied tuna salad with celery cucumber pimientos and a tangy dressing, plus raspberry preserves and a sherbet made from crushed berries pineapple and milk. Directions cover soaking gelatin dissolving dressing making molds cooling and serving on lettuce with dressing. Includes storage notes for preserves and freezer method for sherbet.
Sunnyside 4 H club met at Phyllis Weibel's home with eight members and four guests. Plans for a picnic with Jayhawk 4 H at Shultz's lake Sunday were completed. The Old Settlers Reunion benefits August 21 22 with entertainment and speakers. Mrs Mabel Harding Smith suffered two back fractures a possible skull fracture and other injuries in a collision.
A sequence of social updates names visitors and relatives in Lawrence and nearby towns, noting arrivals, calls, and family events. Individuals include Miss Marion Campbell, Mr Gibbon of Topeka, Mrs E C Bussing of Midland, Della Weibel of Oskaloosa, Octave Ford and newborn son, and several others from Bald, Lone Star, and Clinton Weits homes, plus ongoing hospital and incubator news.
Mrs Elizabeth Petrie and her daughter Buena returned Sunday from Ohio where they visited Mary Evilaizor and family. They report crop conditions in Ohio are better than here with corn development later and less impact from the severe weather.
Over 70 members and visitors gathered in the church basement for a program and social after a business meeting. Vocal numbers by Everett Pence and others, readings by Cowles and Pence, a playlet Maggies Gift by Leary and others, and a dessert concluded the evening.
Edna and others visited George Hunsinger. Mrs Minnie Seele moves to live with her daughter and family. Guy and Lloyd Howard hosted as Sunday dinner guests. Mrs Paul Koehler with Miss Gertrude Stoelzing visited near Chanute. Eugene Leary and Norman visited Clyde Husted family. Plans for August 20 Sun day school picnic at Browns grove with basket supper. Edd Paasch spent weekend with Linwood friends. Denham home hosts Nisely and Peters family. E L Brown and Robert Meek drove to Okmulgee and back. Mrs Brown returning with daughter’s family. Burton Brown stayed at Brown home. Edna Koehler helped with Parker work. Mrs Parker improving. Rural Life Association meeting at Vinland attended by Stroble, Guy and Lloyd Howard, and Junior Hand.
Junior furnished musical numbers on the program. Mrs. Charles Wells spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ruth Garrett in Pleasant Valley. The Figgs farm has been sold to Beckner and Houser. Other families have moved there. Mrs. A. M. Reser is hosting relatives this week. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Ruth Flory and Mrs. Nettie Russell. Geneva Reynolds was a dinner and supper guest of Lois Heppner of Globe Sunday.
Mrs Arlie Lederer and Mrs Earl Lederer spent Monday helping with papering at the Fred Purvis home. Charles Grant of Lawrence called at the F X Jardon farm Monday. Mrs M J Banks of Lawrence was noted in the day’s brief mentions.
A garbled OCR item notes a passenger killed in an 180000000 event and references the chief inspecting officer of railways annual report for 1985. It also mentions a bird dog in Baker Florida that has adopted and raised motherless chicks.
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