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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
8
A jumble of menu items and a recipe including fruit puddings and dates appears with notes on beverages and baked desserts. The clippings mention names like Jordon and Bertha Hemming, plus community notices about chaplain appointments and local gatherings.
The L. and I. club held its annual all day meeting at Mrs. Ernest Butell's home. Husbands and families joined a 1 o'clock pot luck dinner before officers were elected: president Mrs. Ernest Butell, vice president Mrs. Howard Butler, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Char.
Mr and Mrs George White traveled to Lawrence on Wednesday to visit Mr Schneck who is ill in the hospital. The Reno Unit of the Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Gilliland last Friday afternoon on account of the con.
A brisk social week in Tonga noxie includes visits by Mr and Mrs Walters of Kansas City to Mrs Alfred Kahn and by Fred Kahn and sons to his mother. Beulah Black celebrated a birthday with sixteen friends and a bakery cake. Ruth Phenicif and the Tonganoxie high basketball team traveled to Bonner Springs for a Friday game. Georgianna Bleakley begins teaching in Topeka's new high school building. Owl Bridge club gathered at the Mekene home. H C Woods of Kansas City paid a brief visit home. A doctor was called for the daughter of Flo Gilliland. The local Farm Bureau met at Miss Dorothy Wood home and about eleven 4-H members shown.
Mrs Hobart Hall Mary Lou Dehoff and Clifford Dehoff attended a party with a post event reception featuring chocolate cake white cake and whipped gelatine dessert with fruit. Dorothy received many presents for her birthday. A February meeting with Mary Ann White is planned.
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