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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1934
Page
7
Lesson explains two main pastry types and detailed methods for mixing to achieve close textured or flaky crusts. It covers ingredients, utensils, and steps to make shortcrust dough with chilling for lighter, tender results and notes on shortening addition shaping final texture.
A historic home economy piece details making a superior flaky paste for pies tarts and pastries. It outlines fat ratios folding methods chilling steps and multiple uses from empty shells to top crusts while noting practical tips and reader anecdotes from Farmland area events and school notes.
Mr and Mrs Ed Minster and daughter Belva Jean of Black Jack and Miss Minnie Abels were Sunday dinner guests in the F M Brown home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Broers and daughter Kathaleen of Weaver spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Howard Kohler of Hesper.
Miss Gladys Graham spent mornings at the school with 8th grade pupils preparing them for the final examinations Saturday. Pearl Koehler, Buddy Griffin, Chas Ralston, Robert Nisely, Lloyd Howard, Wilma Wells, Atha, Wilma and Lila Hunter received spelling awards for the past term. Ernest Geiler and W. C. Hahn are mentioned in a continuing list.
Those taking the county exam from Fall Leaf school this spring are Wesley Steinbring, Leila Reetz, Mary Bryant, Katherine Reetz, Darlene White, Ralph Abbott, Winfred Abbott, and Bobby Pritchard. Otto Mignot and John Witt visited Otto’s uncle Lou Mignot in Parsons. Mr and Mrs J A Reed of Kaisng City visit with Mrs Reed’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Vitt.
Community members from Kaw Valley and Farmland visited relatives in Kansas City and Topeka. Local families, including Mr and Mrs Carl Kurtz and Mr and Mrs Don Westheffer, joined others for weekend travel and hospital calls. Farmland students Dalton Laughlin Owen Steele Don Westheffer and Robert Hadl completed final exams on April 21 and 28.
George Dunkley of Lawrence and Otto Tuttle of Blue Mound called on Ed Paasch. Mrs Wells and Mrs Garrett sang with the Farm Bureau chorus at the Flower club in Lawrence and toured city flower gardens. Delbert and Gladys Graham visited W A McNish in Richland. Jennie Leary Guy Howard Koehler and Edna attended vesper services at K U Sunday.
Williamstown social life shows Mr. and Mrs. J B Kyle and Tom with the Wallbridges Sunday evening. Visitors include the Peel family and Eleanor Peel from Wyoming. The Mangolds travel to Oklahoma. Gene Baker returns to Topeka. Annie May works part time for W A Hardesty. Grace Allen and Mildred Allen stay with the Stallards and Inez Stallard.
PROSPECT Mrs Henry Roche and Henry Jr with Mary and Edith Jo attended Sunday dinner at the Charles Janeway home in Lawrence. Mrs Tommy Grossman visited her mother Mrs Haugh of Welcome Monday. Harry West traveled Friday to Carnegie Oklahoma to see his brother Ray critically ill with cancer of the kidney. Miss Belle Roche of Lawrence spent Sunday afternoon with relatives.
Mrs Len Ice returned home after convalescing at her daughter’s home in Lawrence. Mrs Elmer Warrington hosted the So Sew club with guests G Garver and will meet next at Mrs A J Osborn’s in Lawrence. C E Stanwix hauled cattle to Topeka. Mary Rob Williford of Lawrence visited her uncle Mr Shipman. Mrs C E Stanwix joined Mr and Mrs Harry Craig and others in Kansas City for Trinity Lutheran graduation exercises Ruth Sturdy and Lucille Craig graduated. Lucille and Lee Love Janet Stanwix accompanied Mr and Mrs
This reader notes perennials form the garden backbone with enduring blooms while annuals shift yearly. It covers proper planting times for peonies, the value of soil fertility, border planning, and pruning tips for dahlias and overall perennial management.
George Coffman plans to attend the final day of school at Harmony with Mrs. Argel Cochran as teacher. Jimmie Love has chicken pox. Mr. Johanning baling prairie hay for Mr. Slusser this week. Mrs. C E Stanwix hosted the Good Will club gathering with numerous attendees. A Mother’s Day program featured a paper on famous mothers.
The May meeting of the Lawrence board of education will be held at 8 o clock tonight in the senior high school building. Routine business is on the agenda including matters pertaining to the erection of the New York school and other district items.
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