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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
5
A compact old fashioned dinner plan lists scrambled eggs buttered toast and fruit spreads alongside beverages. It includes a cherry and pineapple spread recipe with lemon juice and sugar, plus a basic cake frosting process and nut topping steps.
Rotary International closes its 29th annual convention with George C. Hager of Chicago elected president over Allen Street of Oklahoma City by 2116 to 1933. Backers pushed a revamp of the organization's election machinery as Chisago Rotarians alleged internal manipulation. Five new U.S. directors were chosen, including Karl Miller of Dodge City, Kansas. Federal Reemployment Service files a record year in employment data.
The service reported 288,654 jobs filled in May with 159,234 people placed in private employment. The remaining placements went to public works and relief projects. State totals show Missouri 3,795 Nebraska 3,111 Kansas 2,628 Oklahoma 6,362 Colorado 8,831.
Hartsburg Pennsylvania officials consider delaying auto license renewals from December to spring to help families cope with holiday spending. The revenue department chief urges extension to ease fiscal pressure during Christmas season.
Jerry Govin a young gardener found a tarnished bracelet two months ago. After polishing it yesterday a jeweler said the bracelet contains 144 diamonds set in platinum and the whole piece is worth more than 1500 dollars.
Mrs. R. C. Taul of Liberty Missouri visited her son B. L. Taul and family, entertaining Helen Hunsinger of Kansas City and others. Maurice Vaughn returned from Trinity Lutheran Hospital after a major operation. Drexel Tucker and Ainslie Settles joined Arthur Rockhold for dinner. Glenn Howard of Lawrence stayed with Ray Reynolds after Sunday visit.
When away from home in summer residents seek News-Journal subscription in Lawrence. Advertises special mail rate of 25 cents a month for the Journal-World.
Mr and Mrs R G Mitchell hosted guests including R B Holloway and family O M Mitchell and daughter Martha of Kansas City C H Ziesenis of Lawrence and William Adriance. Dr and Mrs W B Fleming and Mrs Harriet Ruble of Beckham on WV called. Mrs R C Whitcombe of Lawrence visited in the Will Winters home. Elmer Arnold and Nettie May of Kansas City spent the day with Purvis Harmon. Earl Lederer and family hosted Mabel Gilliland Clarence Evans John and Glenn Lederer for dinner.
N D Messer installed a new electric refrigerator in his store. Etta Baker of Los Angeles and Mrs Chester Wible visited Mrs John Daniels Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Daniels and Irene spent Tuesday with Mrs Sandy Williams and her children in Perry. Mrs N D Messer, Mrs Jack Dillon, Patsy, and Mrs Fred were mentioned in social notes.
Turner and Cletia attended the Social Circle club meeting Wednesday afternoon and a hall gathering occurred Wednesday evening with safety talks by highway patrolmen. Willis Garrett of Jackson Michigan visited the Howard family. Mrs N D Messer is sick and sought Lawrence doctor care. The Daniels family visited the Veatch farm near Lone Star. The Winchells attended a sister in law Lawrence wedding Saturday. The Howards held a family dinner in Eudora for Willis Garrett with Ralph Platz running the service station. Myrtle Crist spent the weekend with home folks. Ella Daniels visited Frank Hodgins in Kansas City. Edna May Mohler from Washington Creek visited at the Jack Dillon home. Elroy McNish injured an eye while harvesting wheat for Chester Wible and consulted a Lawrence doctor. Cletia Turner spent Monday at the Sams home near Centropolis.
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