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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
5
A dessert recipe combines gelatine with cold water and hot dissolving, then adds cream milk sugar and egg white. Fold in pineapple raspberries and walnuts, chill until set, serve in sherbet glasses. Market Basket prize next week for best angel food cake submission.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Russell Jones of Riley traveled through Springfield Mo on their way home from a month there. They will visit Mrs. Jones sister Mrs. John Whitelaw and family. Mrs. Millie Brown of St. Joseph Mo returns from Elizabethtown N J where her son works as a pilot for American Airways. She has flown on many trips with her son. Sam Golden has been seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs Kate Penner visits her daughter Miss Jessie Penner.
Mrs McCarthy and Mrs Bennett share memories while Mr Mitchell hosts his sisters Mrs A Cole Mrs Smith and niece Mrs Kenneth Morgan from Sheldon Illinois. The gathering recalls forty years since last meeting with the brother and twenty eight years since the niece saw Mr Mitchell. Jesse Bird works this week at the Kinkaid farm east of Corliss where a new garage is built.anda Little Beaverly Bird visited her uncle Theo Bird and wife in Kansas City and joined her parents for a Sunday return home after a city visit.
SIGEL Mrs. Alva Petefish held a surprise Sunday dinner for George Petefish and neighbor Mrs. John Miller with twenty eight attendees. Guests included Henry Sorter Jr and niece from Kansas City, Miss Jackie Saterlee’s visit, Mrs. Johnny Barden and daughters, Mrs. Richard Stromer and Mrs. Frank Hickock. Additional visitors ranged from Mrs. Hugo Schellhorn and Marie to D. L. Burton.
Corliss Mrs J Will Baker of Olathe stayed with Mr and Mrs Jasper LeSueur for much of the week. Mr and Mrs Chester Hayes of Wyoming visited in Kansas City and Olathe with relatives. Ruth Frisbie and Margaret Lee dined with the LeSuers. The Hymers from California visited Mary Murphy and Thelma, with Florence Van Markle joining later. Credits include visits to DeSoto and Linwood locale.
Historic recipe collage features salmon ring with creamed asparagus savory br an gems of butter head lettuce and pickle dressing. Includes bran muffins butter cake and cherry torte with steps and baking times. Also presents a medley meat ring filling and a fruit salad with French dressing and a rich custard style crumb cake.
Visitors from El Dorado Kansas City Lawrence and Illinois joined locals for weekend calls then returned home. The Minervians club held its last meeting with officers elected and new program plans announced as eighteen members and nine guests attended with refreshments served.
Mrs Hanna Meeder visited with her daughter on Sunday alongside Mr and Mrs Merrian Elexander of St Joe. The Breithaupt family hosted dinner with Durene Cecil Brecheisen from Bethel and G Kretsinger. Other callers included H D Edler and son Joe, Theodore Thoren and Louis, Paul Kretsinger of Topeka. Henry Bregheisen of Sgures Mo spent the night at Roy Breithaupt’s home. Brecheisen, a former resident of Clearfield, has rented a Missouri farm to live on with his family. Mrs Dorothy Hausman and Mrs ...
Minnie Hausman attended a children’s day program in Eudora Sunny. Miss Nora Vitt at Emporia summer school was called home to attend the funeral of Carl D. of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Scheller of Kansas City, who were Monday dinner guests at Mrs. Hanna’s home.
George D. Walter Brackett spent Saturday night with Dr. and Mrs. B A Gessner in Baldwin and attended the acculaureate sermon there Sunday. The Brackett unit for the Farm Bureau met Thursday with Mrs B A Green. The afternoon lesson was led by Mrs.
Daniel Kirby presents advice on care before medical help arrives. Mrs. Kirby is aided by Mrs. Carl Sneegas. A guessing contest follows and Mrs. Green with her daughter and son provide refreshments. Next meeting set with Mrs. Jack Kelsey. Attendees Mrs. George Walter and Mrs. R Q Brewster attend Ottawa university alumni picnic and meeting in Ottawa Monday.
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