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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1935
Page
9
Mrs B Helm of Route 2 received the Market Basket prize for a lemon chiffon pie recipe. The column also offers summer breakfast ideas and lists numerous visits and gatherings of local families and friends around Eudora and nearby towns during July.
Evening Star lists Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Kerr and family from Kansas City including Cleve Lyeld Jr and William Lyeld. A Sunday picnic at Swope Park follows. Other visits include George Ott near Belleview, Larine Daugherty of Eu dora with Strobel family, and trips to Topeka and Gage Park. Additional gatherings feature Albert Payne and Clarence Pine visiting Strobel, Reusch families, Virginia Starr with Ruth Neis, Alberta Thowe of Topeka, and Arleta Wilson guests over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Walton Martinson and son of Kansas City visited the Wallaces. Vernon Strobel and Cel May family guests near Topeka. Eleanor May returns home with Marilyn May. Floyd Broer and Gideon Neis dig potatoes amid weak potato market as yield and quality stay good. Wayne Witt drives Raymond Bowen’s car. steering locks and car overturns near Howard Bernitz’s home. no injuries. Wilfred Eudaly and Marjorie Westerhouse visit Emma Wilson in Eudora. Bonner Springs visits Sunday morning.
Fall leaf social items record various visits and travels around Olathe and nearby towns. Names include Julius Moll Alfred Moll Hollenbeck Schoenhofer Mignot Vitt Sehlack Kin dred and others. Activities range from dinner hosts in Olathe to CCC camp returns and railroad work crews with brief mentions of summer stays and employment.
Sunday with Miss Virginia Anderson in Linwood and Mrs. Rahskopf struck by knee rheumatism and cast requires care at home in Lawrence. Ester Canary wed Harold Tayjoy in Lawrence by Rev. Puls. Walter Schwartz and Norma Steevener of Worden joined Beetzs for dinner. A Fourth of July picnic near Lawrence hosted Rahskopf Beck Wheeler Joyce Norris and many others from area towns.
A Worcester resident, Henry E. Lecour, states he suffered 25 years with constipation. After trying many cathartics, Kellogg's All-Bran provided relief and added nutritional benefits. The letter promotes daily two tablespoonfuls, notes bulk aiding elimination, and invites medical advice if not relieved.
Miss Florence Warmker of Los Angeles visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs George Warmker for several weeks. Otto Vitt Arlene and others traveled to Tonganoxie for swimming. Warmker and Schellack families hosted meals. Hanna Pfleger sent a card about a trip from Denver to Venice to visit her ill aunt Lena Powers in California.
Mr and Mrs George Warmnker hosted Fourth of July visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Griner and Miss Lucy Kaegi from Eudora. Paul Tormedon from near Six Corners harvests for Wilbur Roberts Frank Mignot and Henry Abbott this week. Wind uncovers Indian relics, boosting Skaggs’s revenue. NC State reports ninety five of its 160 counties represented in student body.
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