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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
7
Trim lamb into small pieces and skewer with bacon and shrimp. Grill under direct flame turning for even browning. Baste often and season thoroughly. Near done, add a buttered mushroom cap and cook five minutes more. Serve as individual portions with green peas.
A fragment rich with old fashioned recipe notes describes transforming leftovers into meals by mixing potatoes and parsley then baking, followed by caramel rolls and sugar drops. It includes quantities for baking powder, lard, milk, brown sugar, flour and spices, plus a tip to flavor lamb gravy with currant jelly.
Mrs Walter Reid remains home sick with a sore throat while Miss Josephine Kirby of Bonner Springs assists in caring for the household. The annual senior play was presented at the high school auditorium.
Thursday evening drew a sizable appreciative audience praising the performance. Cast members included Willadene Roberts Hannah Schwartz Lois Mae Young Annie Randall Dick Scothorne Lloyd Leslie Andrew with a saxophone number by Orville Blaylock and Lois Mae Young.
Dorothy Fank and Marie Earnheart played piano and two duets while Mr and Mrs Elmer Jewett and son drove to Kansas City with their guest Miss Verne Ryland. Mrs Cora Corlis celebrated a belated birthday with 24 guests, and Orville Holt marked nearly three years of marriage. Decorations featured pale green and white, green crepe paper cakes, and place cards with a fortune. Additional cakes came from E A Ebery of Topeka and Lyman Corlis's family joined the celebration.
Tom Whitaker of Topeka and Junior Corlis a Kansas University student join Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson of Salina Miss Huarline McKinney and Harold Osborne of Olathe Donald Osborne of Baldwin Mr and Mrs W D Osborne and Audrey with all Corlis immediate family together for first time in years. Mrs Corlix received many gifts in memory of her deceased relative. Robert Henry Kobler has been ill for several days with eye and nose trouble.
Mr and Mrs Leach of Lawrence visited Mrs G A Stanwix on Monday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Glock and sons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Raymon Van Teventer in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs E L Brown hosted a supper Friday evening last week.
A reader complains about coffee brands tried at home and expresses strong opinions about flavor and quality. The narration reflects ongoing dissatisfaction with multiple products and a belief that coffee should meet higher standards.
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. J. Irwin Eighmy drew numerous guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Beyer, Miss Ruth Christianson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shirar, Dianiz and Lester, Mrs. Elmo Garrett and daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prasser of Topeka, Mrs. Hatch, and several others.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray and family shared a Sunday dinner in Lawrence with me and Mrs. John Ray and family.
Prospect Mr and Mrs Howard Werts of Baldwin were guests at the Harvey Werts home Sunday. John Wiles, burned weeks ago while burning corn stalks, is improving. Mrs Charles Soward and Clarence visited at the Joe Mad and John Frye home. Martin Roche Sr Miss Ruth Russell Beula Rohe and Cyril Rohe visited Mrs Martin Rohe Sr at Memorial hospital Sunday afternoon. Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs George Rohe and Martin Rohe Sr and Mrs G G Blakeman called to see her. Mrs Cecil Jardon and Marvin spent Tuesday at the Lorenz Speicher home.
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