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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
9
Holiday time brings detailed steps for Butterscotch Rolls Maple Muffins Date Bran Bread Apple Coffee Cake and more. Recipes cover dough rising butter sugar spread rolling baking and final glaze with quantities for pans temperatures and bake times. Includes pecan design, maple syrup, bran bread, and apple cake steps for home bakers.
Families and friends gathered Sunday afternoon and Thanksgiving evening with multiple local couples including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Weaterhouse Jr. The announce wedding for Alice Morley and Lloyd Lealis Andrew is set for December 21. Stephen Oldham of Topeka and families joined relatives in Wellsville for a Thanksgiving basket dinner at the Neis home.
Captain's Creek social notes list Amos Westerhouse Sr and family hosting Thanksgiving with Amos Westerhouse Jr and children. Visitors include Jessie Marley and Arthur Seiwald of Lawrence. Ed Westerhouse visited. Caregivers helped at a North Lawrence lunch sale. Additional locals from Clearfield Gardner and Lawrence featured among helpers and visitors.
High Prairie residents hosted Thanksgiving guests including Herschel Ulrich family and Will Woods family from Iola, with Baldwin and Lawrence connections. Local social at Hopewell drew families from Loren Williams, Frank Johnson, Clyde Puckett, and others. Upcoming meetings: Douglas County Farmers Union December 12 at Lone Star and a December 18 Friday session. Spelling and attendance honors listed for Claude Johnson, Herman and Frederick Johanning, June Williams, Oscar Flory, Robert Heaston, Oscar Flory, Eugene Swimley, James Hopkins, Cecil Puckett, and others.
Miss Sylvia Shuler's teacherly figure, Mrs Shuler, spent Thanksgiving vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Nosh Shuler.
Mrs Davie Deaver of Chicago visits Woodstock indefinitely at her parents home. Many local families hosted Sunday visits including Sedgwick, Gordon, Hunter, Wright and Champion households. Miss Huffman spoke at McLouth church and plans to return to Porto Rico where she served as missionary. The So and So club meets Thursday at Merle Holliday’s Midland home with roll call about the artist’s picture. Wesley Ward travels to western Kansas due to his father’s illness.
News of Britain's monarchial crisis struck Sydney and Canberra with unprecedented demand for newspapers and lively parliamentary lobbying as unofficial canvasses showed broad ministerial and party support for a major change.
A fragment notes Sores steering about 453,669 through license collections tied to a Bee-related operation, implying a political or bureaucratic funds movement resisting royal support and cabinet alignment. The text hints at governance friction and illicit financial flow within a colonial administration.
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