Patriotism urged as Mrs Clark argues for American love of liberty
After ten years in Turkey, Mrs. S. P. Clark says Americans take freedom for granted and undervalue patriotism. She notes Turkish progress in education and health, and recalls Adana life with her husband, cotton expert Mr. Clark, including 97 days at sea during their voyage home aboard an American cargo ship.
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United States
Turkey
S. P. Clark
Clark
C. M. Clark
America
Germany
Great Britain
Adana
Cilician Plain
Mrs. Clark
Assembly
Halide Hanim
University of
Istanbul
Alexander the Great
Tarsus
Saul
Anthony
Cleopatra
Taurus Mountains
Alps
Mediterranean
Humorous Scullery Man Scans Deck With Peas and Knife
A lively crew scene shows the scullery man often appearing on the upper deck with a belt strapped can of green peas and a large knife, a comical sight as they grab whatever is available.
Keeping Refrigerators Efficient and Serviced
A 1940s style guide urges housewives to maintain refrigerators for durability. Oil manual oiling if required, date reminders aid service, and dust-free coils improve efficiency. Avoid ice buildup by defrosting, using hot water to melt ice, or turning off power for older units.
Jelly Tarts and Tomorrow's Menu
Recipe for jelly tarts uses pastry rounds and currant or strawberry jelly with a 425 F bake for 18 minutes. Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast fruit cereal muffins coffee milk luncheon peanut butter sandwiches salad cookies tea milk dinner fish potatoes asparagus strawberry Bavarian tea coffee milk.
Informal Weddings Bring Shorter Dresses Into Focus
Brides favor shorter, casual gowns for spring and summer ceremonies. Cotton lace frocks and pastel suits rise in popularity for non-traditional weddings, often held in camp chapels. Organza dresses with short sleeves, V necks, and no trains join the season’s fashion, while hats remain small with various trims.
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Jersey
Glazed Ham Loaf Recipe From Ground Ham and Pork
A recipe blends smoked ham with fresh pork ground together. It uses bread crumbs or corn flakes with milk and eggs to form a loaf. A sauce of brown sugar dry mustard and diluted vinegar is poured over and the loaf is baked.
Oven Method for Roasted Loaf by Mrs Roy Lawrence
A loaf is baked in a moderate oven at 350 degrees F for about one and a half hours. The cook should baste frequently with the sauce. The note is signed by Mrs Roy Lawrence of 1213 Kentucky Street.
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Roy Lawrence
Kentucky St
Museum Reopens After Space Vacation for Design Department
Spooner Thayer museum opens to the public after a week of vacating two basement floors for the design department. Sunday hours are 2 to 5, weekdays 10 to 5. Two loan shows in north and south galleries on the top floor feature Howard Church with works from Washburn Mulvane museum, plus eight works each by Gina Knee Russell Cowles and Millard Sheets from California.
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Department of Design
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Howard Church
Washburn University
Mulvane Museum
California
Gina Knee
Russell Cowles
Millard Sheets
Meat Loaf and Ham Veal Loaf Recipes
Ground beef and pork loaf seasoned with eggs milk breadcrumbs salt and pepper. A boiled sweet glaze with brown sugar water and ketchup bakes about an hour. Featuring Mrs J Glenn Stevenson and a ham veal loaf with tapioca and Worcestershire baked in a 9x5x3 pan for about 75 minutes.
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup and Local Visits
Pleasant Grove residents hosted gatherings with the Social Circle at Mary Hegeman’s Pleasant Valley home. Attendees included Mrs. James Cochran, Mrs. N. D. Messer, Mrs. Virgil Lantis, and Mrs. Robert Ulrich. Local residents joined Republican meetings and visitors from Elmdale, Florence, and Lawrence dropped by for weekends and visits.
Marriage Soon Among Local Residents
The notice lists upcoming marriage plans and social visits. About 24 guests attended events. Gerald Elston and his wife were visited at John Daniels’ home. Mrs. Roy Hegeman aided by her mother cherry-picking. Ravy Cochran from Fairfax air base called on his parents. Mrs. Leo Johnson from Ottawa spent time with her mother. Mr Cochran is in Kansas City for a clinic. Mrs. N D Messer and Rose attended a shower for Marle Chamney in Lawrence. Raymond Johnson departed for Los Angeles for work, accompanied by his wife and daughter.
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John Churchbaugh
Vern
Louise
William Flory
Ronald
Lawrence
Anderson County
James Cochran
N. D. Messer
Virgil Landis
Robert Ulrich
Township
Howae
Trene Daniels
Ralph Letts
Ray
Florence
Jerald Messer
Messer
Elmdale
Rose
Olathe
Emmett
Billy Porter
John Daniels
Miss Rose Messer
Miss Marie Chimney
Gerald Elston
Roy Hegeman
Ed Deay
Ravy Cochran
Fairfax
Kansas City
Leo Johnson
Ottawa
Marle Chamney
Glatthaar
Raymond Johnson
Los Angeles
Weekend Visitors and Local Meetings Highlight Villa Eden
Mr and Mrs Frank Henik and son from Kansas City visited here over the weekend. Mrs May Hughey returned from a month with relatives in Peabody Detroit Independence and Hutchinson. A food conservation talk by Miss Holliday was attended at Mackey schoolhouse. The Happy Hour club met in Lawrence with prizes awarded at roll call.
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Frank Henik and Son
Kansas City
May. Hughey
Peabody
Detroit
Independence
Hutchinson
Floyd Ames
Kan
Orville Hughey
Miss Holliday
Mackey Schoolhouse
Charles Hallenbeck
California
Melba Reetz
Lawrence
Godfrey Reetz
Jack Davidson
Charles Davidson
Fred Harmon
Marcus
Dollie White
Reynolds
Wichita
Walter Greenwell
Happy Hour Club
Nate Pettengill
W. E. Pettengill
Daghter
Ruth
May Hurhey
Alice Greenwell
Pauline Nunemaker
Bethel visitors and local travel notes appear in Topeka
Charley Simmons and daughter Dor gray visited Topeka on Wednesday. Ben Baker family left for Kinnewick Washington for several months with Cecil McArdle handling farm chores. Sunday dinner guests at Mae Vance included Ulrick Smith Garber Ellen Oehrle and family plus Simmons Forth and Dodds households in Overbrook. John Hoffman recovering from an operation welcomed callers.
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Charley Simmons
Dorgray
Topeka
Ben Baker
Elnore
Leland
Kinnewick
Wash
Cecil McArdle
Mae Vance
Alice Ulrick
Kansas City
Will Smith
O. H. Garber
Nettiellen
Raymond Oehrle
Elaine
Alan
Dorothy
Marvin Forth
Don
Floyd Dodds
Son
Overbrook
John Hoffman
Hoffman
Hoffman Family Guests Share Sunday Dinner in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoffman of Lawrence and several Hoff mans and Hoff man relatives joined Mr and Mrs S S W Owens for Sunday dinner. Lila Featherston from Baltimore arrived for a month with L H Featherston and family. Raymond Koehler of Topeka and Albert Turner joined Everett Turner for a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Jones.
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Ralph Hoffman
Lawrence
Ben Hoffman
Ed Hoffman
Mae Vance
Lloyd Hoffman
Barbara
Wayne Owens
Nancy Ruth
S&s. W. Owens
Lila Featherston
Baltimore
Weekend Visit Notes From St Louis Relatives
Relatives from St Louis visited over the weekend with friends and family. Mr and Mrs L H Featherston and Lloyd and Lila spent Sunday in Richmond with Mr and Mrs Smith and family. The report notes extended weekly visits and gatherings.
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St. Louis
Willige
Hepner
Sandra
Oennaylvania
L. H. Featherston
Lloyd
Lila
Richmond
Quiet business men kept electric service steady for war
The passage credits calm, competent businessmen running American electric utilities for their readiness and proven experience, aiding wartime industry and keeping the nation’s war machine humming toward victory.
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America
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Wayland A. Stephenson
Bonnet
Mars
Doris McEwan
British Columbia
J. Glenn Stevenson
Tennessee St
Pleasant Grove
Rexall
State Dairy Commission
Nilun
Villa Eden
Bethel
Eamery
Vermont
Bell System Telephone Companies
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
Tory
Wake
Midway
Bataan
Kansas Electric Power
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