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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
10
Unreadable portions describe creative methods for early summer produce. Recipes include creamed cucumbers with onion and cream sauce, baked eggplant with tomatoes and dill, fried cucumbers with ginger and onion, mixed fruit cups with citrus and pineapple juice, frozen peaches with rose coloring, and peach scallop baked with crumbled cereal.
The community reports improvements of Mrs. Schaeffer of McLouth and relatives join for a picnic at State Lake near Tonganoxie honoring George Moore who will move to Oregon. Gifts were presented to Uncle Tom Chapman for 25 years as McLouth schools janitor and to A A Haltom after ten years teaching. The Duree family shares graduation news from Kansas State College. Community meetings are held the second Friday of each month, with the next gathering announced.
June 12 program leaders include Mrs. Clair Canady and Mrs. William Nowak. Mrs. John Black and family hosted a visit from sister Mrs. Lydia Davidson of Baker, Oregon, and guest Mrs. Robert Davison and daughter joined Monday at the Black home.
Fairview notices announce the May 29 birth of Roger Dale to Harold and Mrs Missimer. Gladys Graham, who taught at Fairview for two years, is mentioned. Mrs Petersland family hosted Ruth and Doris Howard of Lawrence. Mrs Ernest Leary's audit of school board books occurred Thursday. Annual school meeting held Friday with 14 present. Will Walker re-elected clerk. Ada Kirkpatrick and son Raymond from Kansas City visited Paasch family Saturday.
A long list of visitors and hosts from Richland to Lawrence is recorded. Ernest Thurber Charles Gibler Walter Helstrom Don Patton and others traveled to and hosted relatives, attended the German Baptist conference, and celebrated anniversaries and birthdays across Ottowa Pleasant Grove Flora Burr Oak Topeka and surrounding towns.
Several members of the church choir rehearsed Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Jake Qehlert of Pleasant Valley, gathering for a routine community music gathering and practice.
Miss Mildred Marshall and Dr and Mrs Pardee and daughter of Kansas City spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Marshall. L W Haas Eva and Mable visited Mrs Elise Haas and Mrs Carl Plambeck and daughter Antonette on Wednesday. Virgil Schwartz and Pauline attended Memorial Day services at Overbrook after visiting Charles Simmons in Bethel. Martha Niebrugre returned home from Lawrence where she worked since fall. Bobbie Merry of Baldwin spent Sunday with Erick Steward at Philo Beck home. Hugo Schwartz and family from San Bruno California arrived Wednesday to spend weeks with Louisa Schwartz and Arnold.
Stoebener and Alvin joined Mrs. Anna Johanning for dinner Sunday. Central has rehired teacher Velma Deay for the upcoming school term. Local graduates at Lawrence Memorial High were Dorothy Nuffer Florence Heim and Gilbert Gilges. The Seward to Fairbanks railroad is federally operated. Lightning killed five Kansans in 1935.
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