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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1949

Page

7

Families plan travels and relocations across cities and states

Mr and Mrs Lauren Hunter depart Saturday for six weeks in New England to visit relatives including Mra L J Jella and Major Delia. Philadelphia visitors Mr and Mrs M J Forster with two children arrive for a week with Mrs Forster's parents. US Navy Chief Forster prepares for duty in Puerto Rico. Fred Shimmons attends Kansas City Electrical Show. Mrs James Harrison and son arrive from Seattle to spend a month with Mrs Edna Corcoran. Rhode Island Street resident Charles Breve recovering from a broken hip in Kansas City. Bradie sheet metal founder noted as 7 year retired businessman. Close Ware family relocates to Tulsa to join Triangle Blue Print. Adah Channel officers attend a district school in Baliwan.

Lauren A. Hunter New England States Mra L. J. Jella Major Delia Mike Linda M. J. Forster Towa Philadelphia New York Puerto Rico Forster US. Navy Fred Shimmons Kansas City James L. Haraon Jon Jimmy Seattle Waeh Edna M. Corcoran Kansas William T. Corcoran Charles Breve Rhode Island Vonard Bradie Sheet Metal Massachusetts Street Close Ware Dianne Catherine Tulsa Okla Ware Tthe Triangle Adah Channel The Eastern Star Baliwin

Recipe fragment for plum stuffed fruits with custard

A fragment describes preparing ripe plums by steaming until soft, peeling and pitting them. Stuffing ideas include chopped preserved gipser and nuts, with serving suggestions of soft custard sauce or whipped cream for salads or desserts.

Society Year Round Club marks forty first anniversary luncheon

The Year Round club celebrated its forty first anniversary with a luncheon at The Hearth attended by 19 members and several guests. Lavender and white decorations featured a potted chrysanthemum gift to Mrs. Anderson who is homebound with a broken hip. The Cosmos club met with memorials for Mrs. Jacob Owens and shared antiques, refreshments, and a Red Cross donation. Color blindness fact closes the item.

Pete Edelbrock Eudora Jack Bowen W. RL Craddock Ise Huse Ed Anderson Runkie Cosmos Club 000 Bruchmiller Sbort Jacob Eowhose Mie ThalsRy Germany FS. Weatherby Red Cross

Lone Star Club 4-H Winners Honored At Dinner

Nine other girls received awards at the Lone Star 4-H club revue during Monday night’s achievement dinner. June Tate and Jackie Dillon were named top awardees, distinguishing the Lone Star unit instead of the Jayhawk club as Wan had stated.

Lone Star Club Bawkers June Tate Jackie Dillon Lone Star 4

New White Way Lighting Additions Planned in Burlington

The Kansas Electric Power company, via district manager T Houlh, says 81 new lighting units will arrive for Vermont and New Hampshire streets and West Hills. Sixty seven lamps will cover downtown blocks from Sixth to Eleventh on Vermont and Seventh to Eleventh on New Hampshire with seven lamps per block. Fourteen units will be placed at West Campus road intersections. Installations are expected to start within a month and finish about 30 days after work begins.

Vermont New Hampshire West Hills T. Houlh Kansas Electric Power Company Hough Vermont Street Sixth Eleventh Seventh Eleventh Streets West Campus Road Housh Massachusetts Street Massehusetts Street

Liberty Memorial art students display at KU conference

Ten art students from Liberty Memorial High School will display work at the University of Kansas art conference tomorrow and Saturday in the Memorial Union ballroom. Instructor Dorothy Wilson lists entries: textile design by Margaret Barr. water color by Barbara Beers. ceremonial shield by Curtin Eads. pencil drawing Boots by Franklin Taylor. pencil drawing Self Portrait by Ada Van Valkenburg. Still Life by an unnamed student.

Liberty Memorial High School University of Kansas Memorial Union Dorothy Wilson Margaret Barr Harold Barr Oread Barbara Beers Elmer Beers Haskell Avenue Curtin Eads John R. Eads University Drive Y Franklin Taylor J. E. Taylor Locust Ada van Valkenburg Rachel van Valk Louisiana Street

Local Craft Display Showcases Student Works

A student craft display features a chip carved box by Don Norvall of 1846 Alabama street, a silver ring with turquoise by Nelda Easum of 1304 Connecticut street, a plastic letter holder by Byron Keher of 546 Missouri street, and a silver bracelet by George Abel of 1204 Rhode Island street, with Hodgen family listed as parents.

McGinnis Son in Wartime Hay Lift Flight Interview

Mr and Mrs O A McGinnis of Elm Street report a Salt Lake City newspaper interview with their son Lt Paul McGinnis. The pilot and communications officer from McChord Field Tacoma flew with the hay lift mission from Pocatello to feed stranded cattle during recent western storms.

O. A. McGinnis Tom Elm Street Pocatello Idaho Paul McGinnis Salt Lake City McGinnis McChord Field Tacoma Wash Army

Paperman and McGinnis noted for precise aerial feed drops

The Lawrence officer entered service in 1989 and trained at Rantoul Field. He served through the war and spent a year and a half stationed in Alaska. While there he flew along the Alaskan chain in his role as communications officer.

Paperman McGinnis Lawrence Rantoul Field Alaska Alputian

Jockey Logan Bateheller Shines at Hialeah Debut

Jockey Logan Bateheller emerged as a rising sensation during the Florida winter season after joining trainer 1 Kelly at Hialeah. He began work two and a half months ago and quickly drew attention for his early performances on the track.

Logan Bateheller Florida Hialeah Kelly

The Mos Monster Reaches Ten Feet and 500 Pounds

A bizarre report from a distant archive claims the Mos, a New Zealand bird once extinct for years, stood over ten feet tall and weighed about 500 pounds. The account blends legend with speculative measurements and lacks verifiable sourcing.

New Zealand Bess

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