Wives of Rotarians Enjoy Lavish San Francisco Convention
Mrs. Walter J. Keeler recounts the International Rotary convention in San Francisco attended by about 10 000 Rotarians and families. Delegates from Peru Samoa India and other nations visited with ceremonies gardens tours and a formal banquet. Weather was favorable aside from a Colorado rain and Arizona dust storm.
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San Francisco
Walter J. Keeler
Keeler
Anabel
Lawrence Club
Gene Glahn
Glahn
West
Russia
Germany
Italy
Peru
Samoa
India
Opera House
Chinatown
Muir Woods
Forest of Red Woods
B.C
Rotary
Summer Beverages and Garnish Ideas for Cooling Drinks
Practical guide to making refreshing summer drinks with frozen juice cubes and strong flavors. Includes fruit juice blends like apricot pineapple grapefruit grape orange prune and exotic mixes with gooseberry. Tips on mint, citrus rinds, sugar syrups, spices, garnishes, and decorative fruit for appealing refreshments.
Cross-Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Daily crossword puzzle clues across and down covering mouth imitator room in a harem observe with festivities mass of microspores in see plants various entries from devoured to foray chess pieces commotion and more including Greek N ossified tissue sheep learning period of time and solution note yesterday’s puzzle solution and number hints
Advice for Those Who Want a Good Time on Vacation
An Associated Press piece offers practical tips for summer vacationers. It urges preparation to enjoy trips, avoid job stress, and seize social opportunities. It shares etiquette for both women and men, including dress, spending, and tact in group settings. It notes don’t expect summer flings to turn into long-term romances.
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Manhattan
Doll Hat Brushed Up Curls Tops Fall Millinery
New doll hat or miniscule gains notice as a fall fashion. Designers show hats perched over one eye with brushed up curls, while Scandinavian and Balkan influences bring prints, scarves and sporty shoes into wear. A new straight slip with back dart and pleat smooths the waistline.
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New York
Two Lawrence Women Win State Bridge Olympic Titles
Lawrence residents Mrs. J. H. Kreamer and Mrs. Eva Oakes were named state champions for East and West in the 1938 world bridge Olympics. The awards were presented at the tournament headquarters in New York after regional play at the home of Mrs. Ivan Rowe.
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Lawrence
J. H. Kreamer
Eva Oakes
East
New York
Kreamer
Oakes
Ivan Rowe
Helps for Housewives Tips for summer can care and kitchen meals
The article offers household cleaning tips and quick meals. It advises washing garbage cans weekly with hot water and soap, lining pails, and keeping lids on. It suggests using leftover vegetables with a cream sauce over potatoes or crackers, and enhancing chicken salads with broth. It also covers fried mush with chicken and mold prep for desserts.
Salted Peanuts Sprinkle Chocolate Sauce Over Treats
A simple suggestion to add a handful of salted peanuts to chocolate sauce used for ice cream or sherbet. The salt enhances the chocolate and provides a contrasting crunch.
Tuna Fish Salad and Cups Recipe Note
A recipe note attributes a tuna fish salad with crackers pickles hard boiled eggs and mustard plus a separate dressing with egg yolks butter lemon juice and vinegar. It describes forming small balls on lettuce leaves and serving in nests with paprika and extra pickle slices. The card credits Mrs. L A Owen of 929 Mississippi St. as author.
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L.A. Owen
Mississippi St
Hints for the Picnic Hamper
A light column on picnic packing stressing small essentials. It notes salt and pepper for eggs, mustard for sandwiches and frankfurters, sugar for coffee, mayonnaise for potato salad, and the importance of seasonings to enhance flavor.
Bullet Wounds Kill Wellington Oil Worker in Caldwell
Lewis Phelps, 40, an oil company employee, died in a Caldwell Kansas hospital five hours after being found at his home with two bullet wounds to the head. A pistol was found at his side.
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Wellington
Lewis Phelps
Oil Company
Caldwell
Kan
Hail Halts Phillips County Wheat Harvest
More than an inch of rain with hail hit Phillips County yesterday, delaying the wheat harvest and worsening crop conditions for Phillipsburg.
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Phillips County
Phillipsburg
Community Notes From Eudora Laboring Through Illnesses and Visits
Eudora local notes detail Mrs. Fred Schlegel being ill but improving, and visits by relatives from Greensboro Raleigh and Los Angeles. Families travel to Topeka Baldwin Lawrence and Kansas City for dinners social hours and hospital care. Rebekah lodge announces its next meeting with officer installation and refreshments.
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Club Notes
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Wilson and Buddy visited Mrs Walter Wilson at Lawrence Memorial hospital where she recuperates from surgery. Girl Scouts met at Mrs C B Johnsons. two new scouts joined Ruth Ott and Patricia James and two earned second class. Olive Ogden hosted Past Matrons with a history of the Eastern Star presented by Delta Durr. next meeting in September at Mrs Bernice Davis. Clement Zillner Virginia Lee and Paul Sommers called on their parents. Billy Woodard spent the weekend with grandparents H C Woodard. Louise Lawson was taken to Research hospital Kansas City with improving health. Kohler Kraus and Lucile Walker traveled to Los Angeles. Walker returns in three weeks. Emma Weisslug of St Louis dined with Emma Lotz. A surprise birthday dinner honored Miss Henrietta Schubert with families from Lawrence and Kaw Valley. W F M society of the M E church hosts Eudora Johns on July 6 at the Gilmore home.
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Eudora
Fred Schlegel
David Berry
Greensboro
N. C
Lewis Berry
Raleigh
M. H. Cox
Cox
Topeka
Henry Seybold
Los Angeles
Calif
Euretta Kraus
Seybold
Laura Moon
S. V. Carr
Walter Hammert
Walter, Jr
Freddie
Anadarko
Okla
Clifford Olander
John Miller
Albert Ouderkirk
Vera Marie
Verda Sommers
Lawrence
Elmer Carlson
Clarence Broers
Junction City
John Reusch
Donna Mae
Irene Carter
Jane Boulder
Frank Sommers
Curtis Ruthrauff
K.U
Margaret Zillner
Kansas City
Joe Zillner
Delbert Reusch
Evening Star
Chris Hammer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W. H
McClanahan
Baby
A. R. Morriss
Gilmore Nichols
Nathalie
Walter Wilson
Neville
Weaver Bottom
Glen Wilson
Buddy
C. B. Johnson
Ruth Ott
Patricia James
Olive Ogden
Eastern Star
Delta Durr
Margaret
Gladys Schirk
Bernice Davis
Clement Zillner
Virginia Lee
Paul Sommers
John Sommers
Billy Woodard
Hubert Woodard
H. C. Woodard
Louise Lawson
Research Hospital
Alice Kohler
Buretta Kraus
Lucile Walker
Cal
Emma Lotz
F. G. Hughes
Henrietta Schubert
Kaw Valley
Miss Schubert
Carl Schubert
Dorothy
Frank Banks
Ross Barton
Hughes
Marion
M. E. Church
Eudora Johns
Gilmore
Walter
Parker
Patterson
Indiay
W. O. Watson
Agnes Carr
Norman Strachan
Walter Foust
Wellsville
Bruce Cram
Marion Schilke
Walter Hailbuth
Chicago
Walter Schilke
Fern
Clarice Stoelzing
Clarence Fuller
Mary Lough
Turner
J. N. Hearin
Fred Moll
Emma Wiesslug
St. Louis
Clinton
Lone Star
William Mercier
Valley Falls
Mr. Everley
George Everley
Shirley
C. L. Holmes
Pleasant Grove
J. R. Garrett Ir Lawrence
Fred Howard
Local notices and social news from Eudora area
Parker will head the program and playlet with roll call from The Friend. An offering will aid education for a boy in Indiana. Residents share visits, travels, and family news including Agness Carr’s illness and numerous trips to Clinton Valley Falls and Lawrence. Shirley Everley is a newborn.
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