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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1938
Page
5
A historic menu lists meals with breakfast including chilled orange juice ready cooked corn cereal scrambled eggs coffee bread fruit salad cottage cheese bread and jam. Luncheon features fruit salad prune sauce avocado pear and rhubarb souffle with custard sauce. Dinner offers asparagus French style buttered lima beans mashed turnips biscuits and an apricot jam spread with custard sauce notes for eye yolks flour sugar salt milk and vanilla.
Bernard Henry Kroger founder of a major chain grocery system died of a heart attack at his Cape Cod summer home in Wianno Massachusetts. Born January 24, 1860 in Cincinnati he built a one store operation in 1884 into a chain of nearly 5000 stores employing over 19000 people across the Midwest. Survived by his widow three daughters and a son.
A kitchen fragment lists 1 teaspoon almond extract 4 teaspoon lemon extract with peat yolks and mentions adding flour and sugar. The text cuts off before complete instructions or measurements.
Prepare sauce by adding salt and milk and cooking in a double boiler until slightly thickened while stirring. Cool the mixture then stir in flavor extracts. Chill before serving.
Excelsior Mrs. Fred Lynas and family visited in Concordia last week. Mrs. John Gibson of Centropolis stayed with the Gastrock and Gibson families. Mrs. Conrad Gastrock aided her father John Gibson at Ottawa Rawson Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Clarence Martin and children from Missouri visited Chester Gibson. John Sturm Sr and Jr along with Mrs. John Murdock and daughter from Clearfield called on Chester Gibson and joined Henry Pohl for supper. Eunice Pohl helped with house work. The Rainbow 4-H club met at Milton Kring’s to plan their monthly meeting and a late month tour and exhibit. Baking and sewing ...
The notes record a meeting with Miss Hazel Gilliland scheduled for Friday July 15. A penny drill contribution totaled thirty four cents. A piano duet performed by Beth and Lynette Kring is noted along with a Manhattan roundup by Ralph Pohl and Mrs. Ernest Pohl. Gilbert Vaughn gave a reading as four new members were welcomed.
Readable lines list Elda Nadine and Mary Kring along with Mary Churchbaugh as individuals connected to the event. The source mentions these names in relation to the local context.
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