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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
9
The Market Basket prize this week was awarded to Mrs Eugene Leary Route two for her doughnut recipe using mashed potatoes and basic ingredients. The write up details steps including frying and rolling in sugar and notes the prize will move to Cod fish recipe submissions next week.
Frosty days spur pancake cravings with warm syrup and butter. The article notes prepared pancake flours aid busy cooks and suggests variations like sour milk pancakes, crepes Suzette, and thin Scandinavian cakes. It also lists recent local visitors and social evenings in the community.
Spareribs served with sauerkraut and potatoes baked with the meat. visit her daughter Mrs Helen Matter at Bonner Springs soon. Clara Petefish at home this week due to German measles. Services held at Twin Mound church with Rev Cal king. He will lead meetings at Presbyterian church Clinton starting Thursday. Celestal Thurber absent from school due to exposure to mumps. Mrs Ira Moore hosted a birthday dinner for Ira Moore and Lucille Simmons. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Leonard Bame and Robert, Mr and Mrs Elmer Moore and Clyde, Charles and Dorothy, Mr and Mrs Earl Simmons and daughters, George Simmons and Robert, Mr and Mrs John Simmons and Maxine Schirmer. Mr and Mrs Pearl Thurber and daughter Joan with Mrs Tharber's parents Mr and Mrs Hol Riable at Overbrook. Mr and Mrs Earl Harding and Robby Lou from Kansas City were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J Rukes and daughters.
Miss Evelyn Hey spent Thursday with cousin Miss Nellie Schirmer. Marion Petefish, father of J. T. Petefish, has been ill this week. J. T. Petefish stayed all night Sunday, no help given. Roy Goff of Medel called at Elmer Thurber home for seed on Monday afternoon.
Read Mr. Huyghe of New Orleans praising Kellogg's All-Bran after years of constipation. The letter urges two tablespoons daily as a bulking fiber to exercise the intestines, noting vitamin B and iron and recommending the red-and-green Kellogg package from Battle Creek.
Idsha department of agriculture plants a sapling from the state’s first apple tree, 97 years after its origin, to preserve it for posterity and future generations.
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