Heaven close as Father Divine followers set up new mansion
New Rochelle New York June 16 Father Divine a Negro cult leader moves followers into a three story mansion secured by Miss Harriet Cripe a retired Chicago teacher The building bought for 7500 had been valued at 50000 in 1914 Bank counsel Howard Butler says the mansion must be sold immediately under Mrs Florence Childs will The site is described as a private residence across the Hudson from Hyde Park with angels cleaning the house while local officials consider action.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Sutton Manor
Father Divine
Harriet E. Cripe
Chase National Bank
Lee Parsons Davis
Aaron’ Simmons
New
Rochelle
The
Angels
John Lamb
Lamb
Cripe
Chicago
Florence M. Childs
Butler
Ideal Summer Chicken Delicacy and Preparation
The delicacy and flavor of chicken make it an ideal meat for summer meals. This note highlights methods of preparation especially suited to hot weather appetites.
Unclear Manuscript Recipe for Fried Chicken and Gravy
Fragmentary OCR shows a recipe for chicken including flour baking powder salt and milk with onions and chicken gravy. Measurements are garbled and unclear, making ingredients and steps hard to reproduce accurately.
Maryland Smothered Chicken and Jellied Mold Recipe
Food column presents two old fashioned chicken dishes. Maryland Smothered Chicken gives steps for browning and slow cooking a cut-up bird with a creamy mushroom gravy. The adjacent recipe outlines a lemon gelatin chicken mold with celery pimento and whipped cream folds, then chilling and serving on lettuce with olives.
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Maryland
Porter Trial Set After Larceny Charge in Police Court
Lora Porter pleaded not guilty in police court to drunk and petit larceny charges. Bond set at 250 dollars, Porter jailed awaiting trial on June 21. He faces a count of selling pipe allegedly stolen from Kennedy Plumbing Company.
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Porter
Lora Porter
Delaware Street
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Meadow Lark 4-H Club Holds June Meetings at Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley hosted the Meadow Lark 4-H club monthly meeting on June 12 at the schoolhouse with vice president Shirley Garratt opening. Members discussed the Manhattan roundup, English sparrows, and sang. refreshments were provided by Andrews and Ellis as several families visited.
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Meadow Lark
Pleasant Valley School House
Shirley Garratt
Donald Andrews
George Luckan
Manhattan
Alvina Thiry
Herbert Thiry
Catherine Luckan
Cowboy Jack
Andrews
Ellis
Garratts
Hadls
Gus Koehler
Eudora
William Koehler
Fairview
Harry Broers
Charles Oehlert
Number Six
Ward Landis
Fall Leaf Notes on Mrs. Frank Vitt Home Return
Mrs Frank Vitt, after three weeks in University hospital Kansas City, returned home Monday and is recovering well. Farmers finish threshing peas amid dry weather and poor yields. Wayne Vitt and John Vitt of Hesper visited Mrs Vitt at her daughter Mrs Trease Dyer's home. Mrs Hanna Pfleger spent Sunday.
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Frank Vitt
University Hospital
Kansas City
Wayne Vitt
John Vitt
Hesper
Trease Dyer
Hanna Pfleger
Fire destroys Vincent Schoenhofer car at home
In Lawrence the Schoenhofer residence saw a vehicle burn almost completely on Wednesday night. Mrs. Schoenhofer woke to flames and local water saved the family, though the car body was a total wreck. The report notes accompanying visits and local fruit-picking activities in the area.
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Gusta Ziesenis
Lawrence
Vincent
Schoenhofer
A . Gilbert Titus
Kansas City
Frank Schoenhofer
Clara Hendig
Dolpho French
Arnold Torneden
Lone Star
Brisbin
Topeka
William Reetz
Fred Reatz
Gretta
St. Paul’s
Eudora
Ladies Aid
Worden
Katherine
Lila Reets
Carol Ger Stenberger
Nadine Harris
Vince Arnold
Glendale
Calif
Frank Bryant
Sammie Crawford
Local residents share family and visiting updates
Mrs Lewis Kirkman aided Mrs Fred Beet with canning peas Monday. Evelyn Bryant, sick last week after eating mulberries, is noted. Ralph Abbott visits Francis and Nellie Bryant in Kansas City. Albert Steinbring family and Norma Jean visit Rohs Rophin’s mother. Wayne Witt helps cut wheat at Gael Pfleger’s near Eudora. Howard Caviness family of Hesper visit Robert Schellack’s home Sunday afternoon.
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Lewis Kirkman
Fred Beet
Evelyn
Joe. Bryant
Ralph Abbott
Francis
Nellie
Kansas City
Albert ‘Steinbring
Norma Jean
Wesley
Rohs Roph
Lawrence
California
Wayne Witt
Gael Pfleger
Eudora Monay
Howard Caviness
Hesper
Robert Schellack
Salina social guests and Kansas City visitors noted
Mrs. Walter Wilson and daughter Genevieve hosted by Orville Wilson in Salina from Friday to Monday. Kansas City visitors Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knake and Mrs. Pete Neis and family joined dinner with Gene Evans Bert Menier and families. Vernon Strobel home callers included Dr. Kibler Rev. Wiedengaul J O Scott Gideon Neis and daughter Ruby Wanda Bernitz and Mrs Arthur Bernitz. Jack Howard of Lawrence and Glen Wilson with son visited Walter Wilson and daughter at Sunday dinner.
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Walter Wilson
Genevieve
Jack Howard
Orville Wilson
Salina
Henry Knake
Kansas City
Pete Neis
Knake
Mece
Gene Evans
Bert Menier
Ben Neis
Ralph White
Vernon Strobel
Kibler
Wiedengaul
J. O. Scott
Gideon Neis
Ruby
Arthur Bernitz
Wanda
Lawrence
Glen Wilson
Hudora
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Swift
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Aix
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Huskies
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Mie Jiucker
Pleasant Valley
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Colorado
Elmer Kramer
Glen’ Haldermann
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Donnie
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Leon Andrews
Kramer
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Elmer Sulter
Vitus Hadi
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Deal Six
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