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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
8
Egg dishes present arguments for eggs on the menu as appetizing easy to prepare and economical. Recipes include Eggs Pilau using rice and canned chicken soup and an Asparagus Omelet with asparagus tips white sauce and shortening. Also suggested to serve eggs with curry sauce corned beef hash spinach and mushroom sauce.
Valley Chapel Grange met with Mrs Delia Whitman on Wednesday June 10 with a small attendance. Local residents Willis Dunn Hugo Schellhorn and W H Ban pine attended. Commencement exercises at K U were attended by Mr and Mrs Schellhorn Georgia White and Marie Beveridge. Harvest begins on John Dunn and Marvin Bond farms last Thursday. Mrs John Banks and family were at hospital with Mr Banks other Banks relatives helped. Social Circle picnic at Brown's Grove attended by many. Several neighbors visited Mrs John Banks and family. A Republican caucus in Clinton drew neighborhood attendance. A Lawrence car wreck damaged both cars with no injuries. Georgia White of Columbia S C visiting Schellhorn and Marie. Byron La Baugh of Richland visited. John Dunn fell ill and died Saturday noon June 6 funeral in Lawrence Tuesday burial Clinton cemetery. John Banks critically ill in Lawrence Memorial Hospital with no improvement. Marie Beveridge visiting her parents Schellhorn. Visits to John Banks by Lecompton and Lawrence residents noted.
Miss Esther Flory wed Lloyd Knap of California at the Austin Flory home near Lone Star on a Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mrs Solon Markley, Mr and Mrs Ed Sanders, Robert Wilson, Hugo Schellhorn, Mr and Mrs W J Curtis, Florene Christenson, Mr and Mrs Kenape, and other neighbors. The piece notes chinch bugs and grasshoppers and Bobby Wilson’s daily trips to Lawrence for Granada theatre Review practice, with Lloyd and Esther later hosting dinner guests before her move to California.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Large and two grandchildren from Topeka visited Mr and Mrs A A Webber on Sunday. Edward Dissinger a Kilgore local who graduates from Baker U this June has been hired as athletic coach at Buffalo Kan high school. Avice Vanderpool and Joanne Linn joined Mrs John Linn for a Manhattan trip to the annual 4 H club convention. Dave Meredith and family drove to Weston Mo to attend the funeral of Mrs Robert Meredith. Ruth Draper who recently graduated with honors from East High School Kansas City will spend the summer with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Sam Bowen.
James Carter of Garber and George Carter of Meriden visit frail Grandma Carter. Lowell and Ina Leaverton from Wisconsin came to see Ina in the Carter home. Fernleaf Mall wed James Nichols in Ottawa on June 7 at the Mall home with Rev. T A Nichols officiating. Nichols to live in Hiawatha. he once served as pastor there. Children’s Day programs pleased congregations at Methodist and Presbyterian churches with flower costumes and missionary plays. Horace Edmonds provided music.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Merry and Miss Ama Emery joined Eric Stewart for a birthday celebration Sunday at Philo Becks. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. Lymn Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hadley had dinner with Mrs. Mary Clem mons and her son Clyde in Kansas City.
Fairview on Tuesday hosted a pre nuptial party at Mrs. Deal Six residence in Lawrence for Miss Maureen Reusch and her upcoming marriage to Perry W. McPheeters noted for the ceremony on Wednesday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lynch and family Rev. Maclean and others. Funeral services were held for J. F. Leonhard of Oak Ridge at Rumsey Funeral Home on Sunday afternoon. Several local families and visitors were seen visiting the Ralston home and social circles during the past week. Mrs. Edd Paasch spent Wednesday in Kansas City.
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