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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
8
Pie remains a traditional American dessert enjoyed by most families though some avoid it in main meals. The piece offers crust and filling recipes, including strawberry tartlets, peach banana options, and several pie fillings such as strawberry, pineapple cream, orange chiffon, and a caramel custard with pecans. It also includes crust tips and time-saving methods like refrigerating dough for days.
Miss Helen Harshberger of Cordley School in Lawrence and Miss Blanche Kennedy of Lincoln School in Honolulu plan a teaching position exchange for the coming year. The swap aims to benefit both teachers and their schools through shared pedagogical methods. Harshberger will leave Lawrence in August for Honolulu to gain travel and geography history experience for her grades four to six. Kennedy will return home early in summer and looks forward to living in Lawrence with her parents Mr and Mrs S T Kennedy.
Paris introduces hot weather ensembles featuring shorter sleeves and larger fastenings. Frocks use printed fabrics with wraps from cape to coat length, bold metal neck and waist accents, and contrasting linings. Designs favor quieter tones with two tone plaids and classic color combos.
A columnist argues sulking is childish for both children and adults and urges parents to end silent grudges. Susan declines a walk with her father, triggering hurt feelings and days of gloom. A child’s first lie leads to extended parental silence, risking lasting remorse and damaged spirit unless the matter is resolved quickly.
Mrs Lena Clendening is the author of a short poem Frozen Yesterdays published in the spring number of Blue Moon a national quarterly poetry magazine printed in Washington DC Her work appears in several publications nationwide Also includes two tested recipes Cherry Conserve and Pickled Stuffed Eggs with step by step instructions.
June brides and guests face etiquette questions for wedding invitations and replies. The article explains usage of honor of your presence for church ceremonies and pleasure of your company for receptions, with proper formatting, spelling out dates, and the third person tone for responses.
Rhubarb and Strawberry Jam uses equal parts rhubarb and strawberries with sugar, cooked slowly then briskly about ten minutes, stirred occasionally to finish thick by morning. Rhubarb Marmalade combines finely chopped rhubarb with orange juice pulp rind and lemon sugar, boiled until transparent and sealed in sterilized jars.
A wartime style home recipe note lists Rhubarb Pudding with frozen cream ingredients and steps, including rhubarb layers, bread crumbs, brown sugar, orange rind, and a hot water butter honey mix, baked until tender then served with frozen cream. It also includes Marjorie Rowland cocoanut squares with butter, sugar, eggs, lemon and orange flavors, milk, flour, coconut, and baking powder baked in a shallow pan and cut into squares.
Helen Rice won the Lawrence High School German prize named for the late Prof I H Carruth and his wife, the Frances Schlegel Carta scholarship, awarded to the top two-year German exam passer. Rice is the daughter of Prof and Mrs M E Rice, who studied with Carruth and his wife at the University of Kansas.
The Evening Star reports visits among Lawrence residents including Mrs Edelbrock and Charline, Mrs Pine and Raymond, and the Strobel and Neis families. It notes Henry Kaegi’s death in Wave in Rock and farm ties to Geo Kaegi, plus local callers and school elections at Weaver with Miss Maxine Schellack teaching and Floyd Broers as treasurer.
Dr. D Shelby Corlett Nazarenes national youth secretary for a decade will speak at Church of the Nazarene Nineteenth and Vermont streets tomorrow morning at 11 on Pentecost in Personal Experience and at 8 on The Power of the Holy Spirit. He has guided youth movement growth and edits The Young People's Journal and The Herald of Holiness.
He will depart Lawrence after his day and travel to the Pacific coast where he is slated to be the principal speaker at several conferences of note.
Enid Oklahoma June 8 Doctor Guy E Brewer once a beloved country physician pleaded guilty to six counts of second degree manslaughter in place of murder charges. He was sentenced to four years in prison on each count with all terms to run concurrently. He expressed no malice and said the ordeal is over while defending his funding of many youths education. Garfield County authorities say the case sought to expose crimes but Brewer hopes to be a model prisoner and continue helping his community and his former patients’ families.
Charlton Dickinson, son of Glen W. Dickinson, becomes manager of the Varsity theatre while Glen W. Dickinson Jr. will take over Dickinson theatre management in Hiawatha on Monday, signaling a family handover in local cinema leadership.
Amelia Earhart spoke to more than 4,000 at Memorial hall in Atchison urging flying as practical transport. O W Wilson presented her a Kansas Commonwealth League membership certificate. convention featured editors from Wichita Topeka LaCrosse Newton and Garden City with officers to be elected this afternoon.
Topeka June 8 Relief workers in Lyon County faced a dispute over arbitration or prolonged strike while federal funds were held up. John G Statz executive secretary of the Kansas Emergency Relief committee ordered funds withdrawn after learning some workers had struck and others were persuaded to join. Workers earned 80 cents an hour and sought 40 cent increases. Statz cited evidence of a common labor rate but found it insufficient to justify continued relief disbursement.
Wichita University athletic director Gebert will accept applications from any U.S. college for a football game on November 2 after Colorado State College canceled its game, creating a hole in Wichita’s schedule.
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