Lawrence Women Will Take Trip by Air
Miss Ruth Orcutt and Miss Grace Hess plan a multi city flight to California in an Aeronca 65 H. P. their trip includes stops in Oklahoma City El Paso Carlsbad caverns Tucson Los Angeles and San Diego They will study aeronautical charts and carry limited baggage with extensive flight training completed at the university and municipal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Orcutt
Grace Hess
California
Miss Orcutt
Miss Hess
Haskell Institute
Oklahoma City
el Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Tucson
San Diego
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Bishop
Cal
San Francisco
Seattle
Municipal Air Field
Hess
Pi Lambda Theta Biennial Meeting Heads to Excelsior Springs
National council of Pi Lambda Theta opens Friday in Excelsior Springs Missouri at the Elms hotel with Miss Ruth Kenney as general arrangements chair and Dr Helen Walker of New York City among visiting officers. Leaders from Kansas include Dr Beulah Clark Van Wagenen and Dr Bess Goodykoontz with other officers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pi Lambda Theta
National Association For Women In Education
Excelsior Springs
Elms Hotel
Ruth Kenney
Helen Walker
New York City
Miss Kenney
Walker
University of Kansas
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Beulah Clark van Wagenen
N. Y
Bess Goodykoontz
Washington, D. C
Ruth Litchen
Florence Allen
Cleveland
Donna Huchess
Socreno
Winifred Hill
Ronist
Speakers at Lawrence sessions discuss world ideals and unity
Bishop Robert Nelson Spencer of Grace and Italy will open Friday’s session with The Democratic Ideal in the World Today. Saturday’s talk by Mrs. A Ross Hill covers Emotional Disturbances in a War Era. Dean Theee W Irion of Missouri University speaks Sunday on nationality and individual integrity. A recipe notes pastry for a single pie and lists Arlene Auchard at 1405 New York St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Robert Nelson Spencer
Grace
Italy
Kansas City
A. Ross Hill
Pi Lambda Theta
Theee W. Irion
University of Missouri
Girl Scout Troop 8 Awards At Outdoor Meeting
Four young members receive badges including Drama, Clothing, Cook, Pottery and Hostess at a postponed outdoor gathering. Honorees include Elaine Elvig Ruth Barbara Beverly Dodds Hurwitz and Mary Jewett among others. Four members plan to attend the Dover Kaw Girl Scout camp at the end of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Fuller
Elaine Elvig
Marcia Hall
Barbara Nash
Selma Dahlene
Dolores Rogers
Frances Lynn Ruth Barbara Shirley Reusch
Hurwitz
Gretta Gay Douglas Georgette Spears
Mary Jewett
Beverly Dodds
Dorothea Mullin
Barbara Hays
Joanne Ridgway
Sarah Ann Peggy Ransted Trembly
Barbara Rand
Carolyn Lambert
Irene Grems
Sarah Ann Lois Ann Fuller
Trembly
My Troop
Barbara Hays Ruth Barbara Beverly Dodds
Mercia Hall
Shirley Reusch
Dover
Kaw
Lois Ann Fuller
Cherry Pie Recipe From Mrs. Herman Tusher Jr
A recipe for a nine inch cherry pie. It lists ingredients 2 cups sugar 4 tablespoons flour 1% teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter 214 cups pitted cherries and plain pastry. Instructions say cook sugar flour and salt until thick then pour over cherries in a pastry lined pan with a lattice top. Bake 450 degrees ten minutes then 350 degrees 80 minutes.
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Herman Tusher
Tennessee St
Cherry roll dessert recipe from Mrs Violet McKone
Step by step cherry filled roll method white flour baking powder and salt mixed with milk to make soft dough. Roll and spread with strained cherries then roll and slice. Boil cherry juice with sugar and pour over rolls bake until brown.
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Violet McKone
Miss. St
Cherry Pie Recipe From Frugal Home Kitchen
Combine minute tapioca sugar cherries and melted butter with a pinch of salt and let stand while pastry is prepared. Line a 9 inch pie plate with pastry, fill with cherry mix, top with a second crust, vent, seal, and bake first 15 minutes at 450F then 350F for 30 minutes.
Miss Jane Howe Leaves for Honolulu After Kansas Years
Miss Jane Howe will return to Honolulu tomorrow after three years in Lawrence. She plans to take colored pictures of Mount Oread and recalls Honolulu’s varied scenery. Howe, a former bacteriology student from the University of Kansas, has worked as a med tech at Queen’s Hospital, which houses about 150 doctors and 300 beds.
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Honolulu
H. I
Jane Howe
Island
Mount Oread
Islands
Miss Howe
Lawrence
J. L. Howe
Tennessee Street
University of Kansas
N. P. Sherwood
United States
N. P. Larsen
Altho
Technicans
Helmuth “Nieman
Arah Weidman
Nancy ‘Leming
Kansas City
Hono‘lu
Sabina Cummings
Watson Memorial Hospital
Mise Howe
Vegetables in Vogue Brighten Meals with Fresh Supplies
A broad display of vegetables floods markets aiding housewives in choosing menus. Modern ranges allow steaming with little water preserving vitamins. Boiling wastes nutrients as water drains away. Fresh vegetables offer varied colors and simple preparations with butter or white sauce.
Vegetable recipes and home service notes from Esther Leigh
A Kansas Electric Power Company home service article presents multiple vegetable recipes including Asparagus Loaf No 2 and Green Beans With Golden Sauce. It quotes Esther Leigh and notes independent stores hold 92 percent of retail outlets, accounting for 74.7 percent of business, with a closing pitch for a Journal-World vacation subscription.
Girls' State Dance Night Highlights and Notable Incidents
Tonight's big Girls State dance features nearly 400 invited boys for 250 delegates led by Van Allm's orchestra. Lawrence and Topeka youths dominate. festivities include a notable lipstick kiss prank on Legion commander Max Wyman. Reports list committee chairs and recent injuries from the campus events.
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Ahe
Lawrence
Topeka
van Allm
Max Wyman
Legion
Wyman
YARNOLD STALL VISITORS GATHER AT LOCAL HOME
Mr and Mrs John Zinkham returned to Pennsylvania after a few days visit with relatives here. Mrs Zinkhams sister Mrs Earl Rake will stay several weeks with them. Arlie Lucuie and daughter Geraldine of Parsons Kansas joined relatives for a Thursday afternoon at O A Bidinger home. Miss Jacqueline Steele visits Miss Myrtle Rake and Rose Rake calls at Ralph Rakes.
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John Zinkham
Pennsylvania
Zinkham
Earl Rake
Arlie Lucuie
Geraldine
Parsons, Kan
Rudolph Hase
Mary Hase
Overbrook
Maggie Mohler
Baldwin
O.A
O.A. Bidinger
Jacqueline Steele
Myrtle Rake
Rose Rake
Ralph Rakes
Mrs
World War President Horizontal 10 58 A
Puzzle list of clues and word numbers referencing a crossword style set on a World War era theme. It includes definitions for terms such as energy dish bone and leather, as well as references to presidents and historical figures.
Community notes from Stull and surrounding towns
Local residents attend family visits and social events across Stull, Raymond Ice, Topeka, and nearby homes. People include Miss Phyllis Forrester heading to Colorado for the summer and Bernita Hidinger, Paul Swim mer, and Bernice Barnhart at Wulfkuhle gatherings.
Topeka Visitors and Local Visits Noted
Mr. James Braas and Katherine and Mrs. Chris Kraft visited Topeka on Monday. O A Bidinger did papering at the August Walter home. Edwin Hildenbrand was ill for a few days last week. Mrs. August Walter suffers ear infection. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shellhorn and Carl of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Houk and Evelyn and Billie Deister were supper guests at the Walter Houk home. Carl and others were Topeka visitors Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Braas
Katherine
Chris Kraft
Topeke
O. A. Bidinger
August Walter
Edwin Hildenbrand
Richard Shellhorn
Carl
Lawrence
Charlie Houk
Evelyn
Billie Deister
Walter Houk
August Kampschroeder
Topeka
Kansas breeders admitted to Holstein-Friesian Association
Brattleboro Vt June 21 C E Richards Route 1 Lawrence is among seven Kansas Holstein breeders admitted to the Holstein-Friesian Association of America by unanimous board vote. Richards was recommended by R E Bansman Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association
Brattleboro, Vt
C. E. Richards
Route 1
Lawrence
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Richards
R. E. Bansman
Parsons
Classified ads fill the Journal World market scene
The Journal World classified page stands as the town’s busiest marketplace with sections for jobs housing vehicles and services driving local commerce and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal - World
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Pi Lambda. Theta
Green Elizabeth
DE Lois Winkler
Marion Winkler
Chicago
Barbara Winkler
Lauraine Clark
Plymouth Congregational Church
Winkler
Evangeline Clark
C. M. Clark
Emeryville
Call
Shell Development Company
Arlene Auchard
New York St
Esther Leigh
The
Kansas Electric Power Company
Journal-World
Barbara Kile
House
Ways and Means
Helen Callon
Elizabeth Kindig
Shirley Sneller
Pat Dunn
Ruth Butler
Wanda Smith
Mary Lee Jones
Lydia Taylor
Ardis Moore
Azalea Noakes
Goodland
Watkins Hospital
Shirley Ann Harcelrode
Iola
Sigma Kappa House
Union
Shirley Ann
Phyllis Marsh
Russell
Yarnold
South Carolina
Maxim
Kim
Sage
Lloyd Afusser
Betty Wulfkuhle
Raymond Ice Home
Phyllis Forrester
Colorado
Raymond Ice
Billie Anderson
Frank Wulfkuhle
Bernita Hidinger
Paul Swimmer
Bernice Barnhart
W. C. Wulfkuhle
Wilma
Ben Stull
Henry Stull
Erma Anne
Fred Kennedy
Charles
Berryton
H. O. Wulfkuhle
Shirley
Neil Casey
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Ernest Kampschroeder
Letha Walter
Margie
Ronald Huscher
Stull Evangelical Church
Ernest Wulfkuhler
Walter Wulfkuhle
Henry Koehler
Merry Quilters
Willis Hortor
Daisy Bowen
Will Swadley
Willace
Harvey Koehlar
Ed Ice
Frank Selch
Ralph Rake
Mary Lavin
Tom Connore
John Koehlar
Horton
Lloyd Musser
Warren Hartman
Lamars
Lamars College
Fred Hartman
Lila
George Hildenbrand
Stull
Albert Hildenbrand
Wilma Wulfkuhle
Oliver Kraft
Chris Wraft
Jayhawk
Vermont
E. W. Young
ED Young
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