Lawrence Woman and Daughter To Germany On Delta Phi Delta Visit
Mrs. Arthur Marks and her daughter Alexia plan a European tour beginning with an Atlantic crossing on a Red Star liner. They will attend the Berlin Olympics and visit Baltic shores and Venice before returning to New York. Delta Phi Delta delegates will visit the KU design exhibit and a University banquet, marking the fraternity's Lawrence origins in 1909. Mrs. Gentry’s great grandchildren graduate this year. pianist Mrs. Mackie sails for London and Stockholm plans with her husband.
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Germany
Belgium
Arthur Marks
Alexia Marks
New York
Ant Werp
Red Star Line
Baltic Sea
Venice
Bavarian Alps
Receipts Endorsed by Better Homes and Gardens
Mrs. Harry Houk and Mrs. R. B. Lackey receive Certificates of Recipe Endorsement. Houk's liver loaf mix includes ten pounds perk and one pound Fiver with sailing water, cooked until tender, then layered and chilled. Lackey's pineapple refrigerator dessert uses graham crumb crust, crushed pineapple, walnuts, vanilla, milk and whipped cream, chilled overnight, yields eight to ten servings.
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Harry Houk
Rhode Island Street
R. B. Lackey
West Ninth Street
Lackey
the World Co—Adv
Philadelphia artists show exhibition at Thayer gallery
A ninth annual Philadelphia Society of Etchers and Graphic Artists exhibition hangs at the Thayer gallery and will run through July 1. The event invites all to view the etchings by local artists. A separate note describes hollowed out fruit as edible salad containers. Additionally a powerful short wave broadcasting station is planned near Nanking, China.
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Philadelphia
Thayer Art Gallery
Philadelphia Society of Etchers and Graphic Artists
Nanking
China
Lilies and Roses Shine in Mrs. Davis Garden Feature
Mrs. Alice Davis of 433 Lincoln Street showcases an orchid of lilies and larkspur with Madonna lilies and roses. Regal and tall lilies promise a showy display as various blooms including gypsophila, columbine, salpiglossis, and sturdy roses from cuttings add color and texture the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Davis
Lincoln Street
Petunias Flourish In Mrs Davis Garden Amid Colorful Bulk
The garden has thrived with bulbs each year and Mrs Davis favors abundant petunias in bright colors that need little coaxing. With space limited for annuals she enjoys their easy spread, foliage, and a recent transplant of large flowered curly petunias to brighten her round bed.
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Karl Drusche
Altho
Davis
Helf
Pie Filling Instructions and Baking Note
The text describes cooking until thick and creamy for about 15 minutes then adding butter cooling, folding in whites berries and extracts, and pouring into a baked pie shell. It finishes with an exclamation as a playful note.
The Mills of the Gods Grind Slow They Mind Exceeding Small
Essay by Stanley A. Curtis reflecting on divine justice and historical delay. It contrasts Mussolini and Ethiopia, warning that civilization relies on arbitration over force. Observes that righteousness yields rewards beyond immediate cash, urging patience as divine law unfolds.
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Mussolini
Ethiopia
Seven Kansas Women Elected to National Democratic Convention
Seven Kansas women will serve as delegates and alternates to the Democratic national convention opening June 23 in Philadelphia. Delegates at large include Mrs. Leslie Wallace of Larned and Miss Anne Laughlin of Topeka. eight alternates at large include four women: Mrs. Florence G. Farley, Stanleigh Court Washington, D C. Miss Mae Clausen, Emporia. Miss Ruth Hawes, Belpre. Mrs. Ruth Daniels, Oswego. Mrs. Roger Williams of Lawrence will be an alternate from the second district. The convention will feature regional women’s breakfasts and a new committee chaired by Mrs. Caroline O'Day to draft planks of special interest to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Philadelphia Municipal Auditorium
Leslie Wallace
Larned
Anne Laughlin
Topeka
Florence G. Farley
Stanleigh Court
Washington, D. C
Mae Clausen
Em Poria
Ruth Hawes
Belpre
Ruth Daniels
Oswego
Caroline O'Day
New York
Bride's cake and frosting recipes from Fay Brown
Readable wedding cake recipes with several variations and frosting methods. Includes Bridal Wreath Cake instructions, ingredients for sponge and marshmallow frosting, baking times, temperatures, and decoration tips. Names Fay Brown and Mrs Osa G Laing appear with addresses.
Fashion patterns for summer wear with sizes and yardage
Lawrence Daily Journal-World Pattern Department advertises multiple summer patterns. Styles include shirtwaist models for matrons and slim cape options with varied bust sizes. It lists required yardage, sizes from youth to adults, and prices for patterns and books. Orders to The Lawrence Daily Journal-World Pattern Department, New York.
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Cure Health
Luncheon or Dinner Menu Recipes and Instructions
A fragmented recipe section outlines dishes for a luncheon or dinner serving six. Includes stuffing for peppers with meat, onions and breadcrumbs, baking steps, and vegetable sides with Roquefort and French dressing. Also mentions dessert and pastry elements with berries and flavor extracts.
John W Dunn obituary recalls pioneer Kansas days and family life
John Willis Dunn born March 21 1856 in Providence Rhode Island died June 6 1936 at eighty years two months six days. He came to Kansas in 1869 at thirteen and remembered ox team freight across the prairie to Santa Fe. He married Liby Jones in 1882 and had two children Lillie who died in infancy and Willis. Liby died later. On December 24 1907 he married Katie Longaneck.
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John W. Dunn
John Willis Dunn
Providence
Rhode Island
Peter
Henrietta Dunn
Kansas
Kansas Prairie
Santa Fe
Liby Jones
Lillie
Willis
Katie Longaneck
Death Notice of Union Man Survives Wife and Two Children
A Union man died unexpectedly after a period of failing health. He left a wife Katie and two children Willis and Elizabeth. He had joined the United Brethren church at Valley Chapel and served faithfully, with four years in Lawrence attending Snyder Memorial United Brethren church. He leaves numerous relatives and many friends.
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Elizabeth
United Brethren Church
Valley Chapel
Lawrence
Snyder Memorial United Brethren Church
Katie
Willis
Fairfax Belmont Guests Dine and Visit in Topeka and Area
Sunday visitors included Miss Lucille Carls of Topeka with Herman Carls and Joe Ed Rains, and Mrs Paul C Etschie of Topeka. Also seen were Mr and Mrs Trin Chambers and Beverly Annette returning from a fishing and maple trip near Tonganoxie. Community notices mention summer guests, local visits, and a postponed Fairmont Improvement Association meeting.
Memorial proposed for Professor R D O Leary at KU dinner
Friends of Professor R D O Leary announce plans for a memorial. A book fund or scholarship is suggested with a focus on eighteenth century literature. A tribute volume and donor list may be placed in Watson Library Browsing Room. Rose Moran helps lead the committee.
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Propas
Tate
BL O'Leary
K. U
Walter Thiele
Topeka
Kansas Univers
Rose Moran
O'Leary
Watson Library
O’leary
New Library
Various local residents visit homes and attend events
Royal Neighbors Iudge in Bald win Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A Morris and family visited Carl Young’s home in Sigel Sunday. A E Burgtorf of Baldwin called on Ky Gy Murray Sunday evening. Earth Hurlbert and daughter with Mrs. Lawrence Doak and Mary Lilen headed to Las Vegas Nev for work. Ed Neustifter took his father to Kansas City for medical care. R E Long and children of Riverside district visited John Kasson’s home. Charles Nelson hosted a dinner for Kenneth Hatcher anniversary and his own birthday. Lee Yoder returned from Garden City Mo with Miss Sadie Swick. Charles Sellers of Fort Scott visiting Clyde Sellers. Ed Freeman and son of DeSoto spent Sunday with Ed Gilbreath. Roy Barr of Leavenworth visited Irwin Chambers. Lorene Bailey attends Lawrence Business College. Frank Adams joined Southside reading club in Pinckney Park. Foster King and two children of Williamstown visited Raymond Brown. G W Jackson and daughter Elsie went to Kansas City to see ill Mrs Auburn Graves. Carlyle Whitcomb visited state lake. C E Mercer and family of Wellsville spent Sunday with L D Ice. Laverna Lee to remain a week. Prof Frank Jones and son Herbert went to Manhattan garden school. Truman Ransom and Leonard Dean weekended with R B Dooley in Kansas City. Kaw Valley Garden Assoc meeting in Topeka attended by Frank Jones and wife. Cheney and Norma June with Mrs Myrtie Chastain and Bessie visited Baldwin cemetery and Mrs Fannie Cavender in Black Jack.
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Dewey Rains
Lucille Carls
Topeka
Herman Carls
Joe Ed Rains
Paul C. Etschie
Awrenee
Don Fraze
Gage Park
Roy Peastey
St. Joseph
Lee Yoder
Ross Moon
Fred Borland
XN. Hodges
Harry Lavigne
C. C. Nelson
Fairmont
Haskell Beers
Elmer Beers
Williamsburg
John Kasson
Kent
Warrensburg
Martha Webster
Eudora
E. C. Neustifter
Frank Adams
A. Morris
Carl Young
Sigel
A. E. Burgtorf
Baldwin
Ky Gy
Chles Neustifter
Kansas City
R. E. Long
Riverside District
Charles Nelson
Kenneth Hatcher
Nelson
Sadie Swick
Garden City
Miss Swick
Yoder
Charles Sellers
Fort Scntt
Clyde Sellers
Ed Freeman
DeSoto
Ed Gilbreath
Roy Barr
Leavenworth
Irwin Chambers
Lorene Bailey
Lawrence Business College
Pinckney Park
Foster King
Williamstown
Raymond Brown
G. W. Jackson
Iaughter
Elsie
Auburn Graves
Carlyle Whitcomb
State Lake
Frank Jones
Kaw Valley Garden Association
Clarence ‘Cheney
Norma June
Myrtie Chastain
Bessie
Fannie Cavender
Black Jack
Panini
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Delta Phi Delta
K. U. Design Department
Eldridge
Rosemary Ketcham
William A. Griffith
Laguna Beach
Cal
Old Snow Hall
N. Gentry
George Franklin Keller
Wilson Green
Central High School
Gentry
Darwin Gerald
Laura Aleda Perkins
Liberty Memorial High School
David Mackie
London
Myra Hess
Tobias Matthau
Mr. Mackie
Stockholm
George K. Mackie
Mrs. Landon
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Associated Press
The
Little Church
Stanley A. Curtis
Supreme Court
Osa G. Laing
Arkansas St
Fay Brown
Conn
Fairfax
Belmont
Henry P. Fletcher
National Republican
Cleveland
Fletcher
John D. Hamilton
Hamilton
R. D. O’leary
Journal-World
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