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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
9
The Market Basket prize was awarded to Mrs. Byron F. Cooke of 1508 Vermont Street for her cherry pudding recipe. The entry details ingredients and method including butter, sugar, eggs, cherries, milk, flour, baking powder and steam cooking instructions. The next prize invites a recipe using fresh pineapple.
Inez Willson, home economist, lists accompaniments that complement lamb. She includes vegetables such as asparagus, turnips, cauliflower, peas, baked tomatoes, carrots, baked onions, celery, string beans, spinach, and garnishes like pineapple rings, mint, glazes, and jellies. The article notes there are more options beyond mint sauce.
In Oklahoma City the Laska case nears a verdict as James Mathers testifies after Laska rested. Laska denies receiving part of the $200000 ransom and rejects threats to a key witness’s family while Bailey and Bates face life terms. Four more June marriages reported by Judge Menger including Kelso Mitchell Chaney Hughes Welkman Butner Shull.
Mrs A H Turney, supervisor of emergency nursery schools for Kansas, was resting in a Kansas City hotel after a bus skid into a filling station in Kansas City Kansas. She suffered cuts and bruises but is not seriously hurt and plans to leave Saturday for Pittsburg. Prof Turney was to depart for New York but postponed after her injury.
Bourbon county census figures show a gain of 1 891 in population to a new total of 22 011 from 20 620 last year. Fort Scott also rises from 9 967 to 10 672. CCC call issued for 75 men from Butler county, the largest recruit from this county.
Margaret Hagenbuch hosted the WITY club gathering in Eudora on Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded for high score and 80 honors. refreshments followed. Members and guests listed attended. The club plans a June 19 Ottawa bridge luncheon hosted by Grace Dizmany. Flower club meets June 18 with garden topic discussions.
Miss Cleo Grimes spent Friday to Sunday in Lawrence with sister Miss Arleta Grimes. Local families hosted birthday celebrations for Thelma and Ruth Miller. Several households hosted visitors, including Adams and Kinred households, with university events noted. The June Altar Society plans a cafeteria supper and card party in the school hall on Thursday evening, June 13, inviting the public.
Four man meal broil with porterhouse or T bone steaks served with mashed potatoes and spinach cups filled with buttered carrots invites all. Margaret attended Kansas University commencement. Mrs. Ogden joined a class reunion and Mr. Ogden celebrated the 25th anniversary with a Union building dinner. Eudora merchants aided Weaver river dike reinforcement as water receded. Altar Society bridged, prizes to Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Sommers announce refreshments served by Mrs. Zilmner and Mrs. Stadler. Various locals hosted and visited with bridge and dinners, while Dr. L G Cox of Tonganoxie recovers from pneumonia in Kansas City.
Molded desserts gain a refined air with fresh fruit in Eudora where he practiced dentistry. Walter Biglow, working in Neodesha, spent the weekend with Mrs. Biglow and children. Mr. and Mrs. J D Adams visited Kansas City. Walde Durr of Jefferson City, Hapapent Sabtecaynig Ay ang Suse.
Guests including Mrs. Durr Waldo and Mrs. Berthold Seiwald attended a bridge party at Mrs. John Sommers Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Zillner and Mrs. Rothberger with consolation to Mrs. Greiner and Mrs. Sommers. a bouncer prize was won by Mrs. Zimmerman. Refreshments followed. Also announced was Gladys Marie Bond winning the Sarah M. Emery scholarship at Kansas University.
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