Supervisor from Child Development Institute visits here
Miss Florence Edmonds of Scarsdale New York connected with Columbia Teachers College supervises kitchen planning menus and food ordering at the Child Development Institute. She is pursuing a Master's in nutrition at Columbia and will return for a six week summer session ending August 15.
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Child Development Institute
Columbia Teachers’ College
Florence Edmonds
Scarsdale
University of Kansas
Columbia
Edmonds
J. R. Edmonds
New York
Miss Edmonds
Richard
Margery Day Hanson
Kansas Leads in Club Loans and Awards at Seattle
Mrs. Sam Slayton reports Kansas boasts over 1000 girls with loans from the state's General Federation fund, totaling 50000. Kansas wins second prize in the penny art contest for a painting Mr. Rainer. Isle? Illinois takes first. Hypatia club Ishita dresses Kansas doll earning honorable mention. Kansas Federation President C. W. Hunter hosts delegation and is elected secretary of the Upper Mississippi region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sam Slayton
Wellington
Kansas Federation
Seattle
Mr. Rainer
Mlinois
Albert P. Lucas
Hypatia Club
Ishita
C. W. Hunter
Olympic Hotel
Upper Mississippi
Wisconsin
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Towa
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Wings of Hope author Mrs Holmes debuts novel
The Wings of Hope by Hilda Mauck under the pen name Mrs GC B Holmes has just been released after serial runs in a periodical. The story centers on a working wife facing a strained marriage and love’s triumphs and trials, set largely in Kansas City. Holmes, born in Owensville Indiana, studied journalism at Grinnell College and is a Theta Sigma Phi member planning a second novel. She resides in Lawrence and holds English serial rights with Claude Kendall NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Mauck
GC. B. Holmes
Bock
Edison Quote Sparks Prohibition Debate Across the Nation
A long quote from Thomas A. Edison advocates a twenty year prohibition, asserting no liquor will be allowed in the country and he believes his head deserves better use. The remark reflects era wide temperance sentiment and pro prohibition stance.
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Thomas A. Edison
Niece of Lawrence Couple Honored at Rhododendron Festival
Miss Mary Mitchell of Montgomery Alabama, niece of Mr and Mrs E Don Carlos, was named one of ten state sponsors for the fifth annual Rhododendron festival in Asheville North Carolina June 15 17. A senior at the University of Alabama she was honorary cadet colonel of the Alabama regiment and president of Alpha Gamma Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mitchell
Montgomery
Ale
E. Don Carlos
Asheville
N. C
Asher ‘Ville
Mitchell
B. M. Miller
University of Alabama
Hollywood
Cal
Alpha, Gamma Delta
Regal Lilies Now Hold First Place in Mrs Davis Garden
In the garden of Mrs. Alice Davis at 433 Lincoln Street hundreds of regal lilies in creamy white with yellow centers dominate the display. Some plants reach five to six towers, with blooms from seed maturing by the second spring, best transplanted in September. Mrs. Davis ships bulbs to several states including Virginia, and surrounds them with gypsophila, delphinium, and coreopsis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Alice Davis
Lincoln Street
Fads and Fancies on Color Trends in Prohibition Era
A New York visitor notes blue loses appeal among women and brown becomes the trend for today. The piece observes widespread wear and a push to change styles as heat and modern tastes influence clothing choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prohibition Urges Global Example In U S Speech
A radio commentary argues that strict liquor enforcement would make the United States a sober model for the world. It claims half enforcement would outpace any nation and foresees prohibition spreading globally, with broad economic and moral benefits.
Paris Hats Embrace Wide Brims In Summer Fashion
Paris fashion notes urge wearers to sport smart brims from an inch to a foot wide. Straw sailors in bold colors dominate, tilted at dramatic angles, while turban styles replace berets for theaters and dances. White turbans pair with white gloves and dark clothing for refined evening looks.
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Paris
Way to a Man's Heart Currant Jam and Raspberry Bavarian Cream
A vintage kitchen note shows currant jam with equal sugar and fruit, lemon juice, and sealing steps. Also a Raspberry Bavarian Cream recipe using raspberry gelatine, boiling water, juice, cream, and berries. serve chilled in sherbet glasses. Address: Mrs Arthur Reed, 1609 Maine St.
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Arthur Reed
Maine St
Homemade Sherbet and Sour Cream Spice Cake Recipes
A fragment shows two dessert recipes: a pineapple sherbet involving crushed pineapple lemon juice pineapple juice sugar water egg white and optional egg white addition for a smoother freeze. a sour cream spice cake combining fat sugar sour cream vanilla cinnamon cloves nutmeg soda and a 30 minute bake in a moderate oven.
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Dasher
Miss La Brant Named Associate Professor at Ohio State
Miss La Brant, longtime Lawrence educator, has been elected associate professor of English education on the Ohio State University faculty in Columbus for next year. She earned her PhD at Northwestern University after two years of study there, and previously served five years as assistant professor in Lawrence’s school of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou le Brant
Baldwin
Hig State University
Columbus
A Mother Is Tactful In Handling Child Jealousy
A mother comforts a boy who sees his parents kiss and face his jealousy with care. The piece argues children feel intense pride and hurt and that gentle acknowledgement helps them accept their place in the family. It notes children want all the love but must learn to share.
Valley Grove widow Mary Church dies after long life
Mary Church a Valley Grove resident died June 7 1932 after a ten day illness at 83 years. She married William Church in 1866 and raised nine children Ezra Oska toza Ed Lawrence Bert Spokane Lewis Kansas City and four daughters. Grandchildren number eighty five and forty great grandchildren. The family lived near Oskaloosa forty years and she joined the church over fifty years ago with the Bible as her guide. Funeral services were held at Spearville and Oskaloosa with interment at Pleasant View. Visiting relatives included Mr and Mrs Robert McMannes and Mrs Petrie who is ill and rest at home.
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Mary Church
Valley Grove
Kenyon
Pheonix, Ariz
J. A. Starliper
Spearville
Kansas
Oskaloosa
Church
Westmacot
Methodist
Earl C. Harbour
Pleasant View Cemetery
Robert McMannes
Lawrence
Veda Dunbar
Buena Petrie
Local social notes in Ozark region gatherings
Sunday visits and parties fill the Ozark notes with multiple names and places. Families such as Koehler Altenbernd Mitchell Vogler Gully Hadl and Ott are mentioned visiting, hosting, or traveling to Kansas City and Bell Memorial hospital. A window accident injures Miss Mildred Smith.
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Tren
Hes
Gus Koehler
Miks Helen
Herbert. Altenbernd
Homer Erstenberger
Wesley Farm Bureau
Vannoy_Miller
Don Westheffer
Chester Mitchell
Pearl
Art Mitchell
Ed Vogler
Sam ‘Gully
Louie Hadl
Marvon Jean Wichman
Earl Ott
Belleview
Herbert Altenbernd
Maxchellack
James Corel
1 Corel
Kansas
City
James Stanley
George Dunkley
Bell Memorial Hospite
Local news roundup from Lawrence area social and farming events
Lawrence residents share news of marriages, injuries, and visits as community updates flow from farms to towns. Notable items include Jona than Nottingham and Elma Garber marriage news, Albert Ford’s near injury and recovery, and new neighbors moving into the O’Neal area. A large storm caused varied damage while canning season and hunting for wolves fill rural evenings. The Valley Grove gathering on June 16 features speakers from K U and local talent. McLouth band to perform. residents plan and attend with warm welcomes.
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Lawrence
Ivan Ward
Jonathan Nottingham
Elma Garber
Albert Ford
Mr. Ford
Altho
John Brown
Oklahoma
Henry Poeverlein
John
Topeka
Edith Holey
Holey
Edith
Donald Bower
Chester
EF. H. Champion
Ira Ward
Champions
Syl White
Mel South
Harold Champion
Valley Grove
J. W. Malloy
McLouth
Abner Weeks
O'Neal
Robert McManness
Fred Champion
Frank
Wellman
Sherman Holliday
Parsons
Leavenworth
O’neal
McLouth Band
Rose Garden winners announced in Topeka program
Mrs VW Saunders and Mrs RK Ates share first prize at the Reinisch Rose Garden program in Topeka on Saturday afternoon. Ora Nicholson and Grane Risley of the Valley, Mrs W K Pringle of Wichita also participate. Includes Eugene McCabria and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VW. E Saunders
R. K. Ates
Elizabeth Korphardt YARNOLD-STULL Balzer Walter obituary
Elizabeth Korphardt Yarnold Stull Balzer Walter born April 20 1860 in Schiffelbach Kerhheim Hesse Germany died June 13 1982 near Berryton Kansas aged 72 years 1 month 23 days survived by eight children grandchildren and many friends funeral held June 13 1932 at Stail Evangelical church with Rev Hauser Rev Young and Rev Reep officiating. John Wilson returns home from Stormont hospital after operation neighbors assisted with farm chores.
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Elizabeth Korphardt Walter
Schiffelbach Kerhheim
Hesse
Germany
Berryton
Kan
Conrad Balser
Adam
Leavenworth
Adam Balzer
John Walter
Lawrence
F. B. Walter
Preston
Nev
Albert Walter
Orange
Calif
Ida Lentj
Neutvo
Cal
Madison Walter
Topeka
Anna Stuthert
Emma Houk
Lecompton
Elmer
Gideon Walter
Downs
Hauck
John Klinhardt
Stail Evangelical Church
Hauser
Young
Reep
Vinland News Notes Friends Visit Relatives and Local Events
News from Vinland and nearby includes Funk family visiting relatives in Aliquippa and Pennsylvania, a June 16 marriage of La Dawn Bales and Oscar Stevens in Porterville, California, and visits by Stevens and others. Community items cover church events, Grange meeting, Ladies Aid officers, and a hunting accident in which Bussie Gimlet was shot in the chin.
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S. K. Funk
Lawrence
Vinland
Aliqdippa
Points
Pennsylvania
la Dawn Bales
Oscar Stevens
Porterville
Calif
Stevens
Quincey Stevens
Welcome
California
Arthur Stevens
Auburn
Neb
C. A. Smith
Claude Davault
Wellsville
Omaha
Methodist Church
H. W. Miskimen
Clearfield Grange
Ladies Aid Society
T. P. Stevens
Eckman
B. A. Stevens
Ella Miskimen
Bussie Gimlet
Arvard Watkins
Aussie
Baldwin
Dale Crade
Grandma
Hacerman
Local notices and visits across Vinland community life
Hospitalization for Mrs Hagerman after a fall leaves her with a broken limb at eighty five. News covers births to Mr and Mrs Spellenberg, June 8, and a Kansas and Missouri travel round of relatives visiting kin. Dozens attend gatherings at the Wise home for Mr Wise’s birthday, and multiple neighbors visit kin in Lawrence, Independence, Wellsville, and Vinland amid daily errands and mail routes.
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Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
Baldwin
John Wise
Wise
Emma Louise James
Eckman
Woodrow Sturdy
Claude Daryault
Doris
Wellsville
C. W. James
George McTaggart
Leslie Demeritt
Allen
Robert Dean
Delbert Anderson
Eunice Hammond
Reevey
Ben Hammond
Edwardsville
Vinland
Hoskinson
Dudley
Charlie Anderson
Allison Andrews
Abner Hill
Fort Morean
Colorado
University of Kansas
Hill
John
St. Joseph
Blanche Flora
Fort Morgan
Edith Gimlet
A. K
John Rockhard
Wilson Counts
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Roone Morgan
el Paso
Texas
Counts
W. E. Hoskinson
Vinland Social News and Local Notes Summary
Humboldt residents attend funerals and family visits from Lawrence and Vinland. Local groups like Vinland Grange No. 163 discuss meetings, picnics, and hostesses. Coleman Dell club and Farm Bureau share gatherings and garden tours. Miss Laura Reeder and a Lawrence friend vacation in California. New linoleum laid at W. E. Hoskinson store.
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Humboldt
Kan
Roy Johnson
Lawrence Mee
Vinland
Tuesay
Clarence James
Lawrence
Geneva James
Belleview
BE. E. Hagerman
Bussie Gimlet
Miles Cleland
County Grange
Vinland Fair Grounds
Vinland Grange Hall
Vinland Fairgrounds
Vinland Grange No. 163
T- P. Stevens
Coleman Dell Club
Anna Andrews
Mary Sturdy
Bertha Lucas
Tom Hill
Helen Sutton
Wilson Counts
Laura Reéder
California
Vinland Farm Bureau
Loren Wade
Russell Near
Martha Kelley
R. A. Stevens
Tom ‘Sturdy
Hubbard
Horrell
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Hulda Mauck
South
W. CT. US
Mrs. O Jacqmann
W. M. Drennon
Route 2
the Sailor
Chic
Molymeua
Miss la Brant
Ohio State
Ozark
Carl Mitchell
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Marion Hughes
Cass Perkins
Kathryn Wilson
Laura Aleida Perkins
Frank Steele
Fred Mathia
Henry Mathia
James Wolfinbarger
David Matha
Mary G. Allen
Prof. White
Associated Press
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Joplin
Ozarks
Kaw Valley
Yarnold-Stull
Vinland and Vicinity
Owl Station
Haskell
Ageta
Barry
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