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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
6
A vintage style cake instruction describes a Sunshine or Angel Food cake with orange rind and juice, folded egg whites, and a two stage bake at 275 then 300 degrees. It includes a stiff pineapple icing with egg white and two sugars, and explains cooling in the pan before removing.
The Kaw Valley community celebrates the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hughes of Arapaho Oklahoma formerly of Kaw Valley. Katherine Corel and William Hughes wed June 2 1886 at the bride’s home. The couple’s relatives and neighbors from Kaw Valley send best wishes as they mark five decades of marriage.
An old Kellogg advertisement touts Alu-Egan and All-Bran as sources of dietary bulk to prevent constipation. It claims two tablesoons daily with milk or cream, with more frequent use for stubborn cases, and notes the product is made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
Miss Esther Morgan of Research hospital Kansas City spends two weeks with her sister Miss Dorothy Morgan and their parents Mr and Mrs E D Morgan. Eastern Star members including Mrs Helen Jewett Blaylock Wiard Marshall Sigman Longstreth Nelson Ashlock Blaylock Douglas Coffin Watson Kilmer attended at Anchor Eastern Star lodge in Olathe with special guest Mrs Kathryn Campbell Grand Conductress of Kansas. Lulu Hambleton joined the group visiting Mrs Will Baker and Mrs Charles Adams. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Lute Carr of Garden City and Mrs Earl Rowan and daughter Leah of Missoula Montana.
A party traveling home stopped with Mrs. Nettie Hensen on the return from Terre Haute while en route to visit kin in Antonio Texas whom they have not seen in 19 years.
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