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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
9
Instructions describe assembling an asparagus bouquet salad prize for Mrs Albrecht. Ingredients include asparagus tips cucumber pepper rings lettuce and paprika French dressing with detailed assembly steps and portioning for two per person.
Jerusalem May 8 Haile Selassie the Ethiopian emperor arrived in Jerusalem aboard a British cruiser en route to exile in the Holy City. He traveled with his family and two generals, greeted by a guard of honor as crowds and security awaited. The entourage carried hundreds of cases of valuables including gold, silver, and liquor while a marine band played the Ethiopian anthem. The emperor, in a white uniform, inspected the guards before a special train took him toward Jerusalem.
Miss Ida Winkleman returns home after visiting near Fall Leaf. Mrs. McBride and Darlin Kindred from Fall Leaf visit Mr. and Mrs. Wesley White. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallenbeck return from visits in Kansas City and Missouri. Mrs. J. T. Hughey and Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith visit Leavenworth. Orville Hughey spends Sunday in Ottawa. Mrs. E. J. Crabb called to Topeka for brother’s illness. Miss Emma Trapp visits Leavenworth Saturday. Louis Torneden and Hen Wickey visit Mrs. Alma Walters in Kansas City. Lena Torneden visits there.
A string of local visits and gatherings fills a weekend in the community. Mrs. Bertha Gaton remains in Leavenworth hospital with unchanged condition. A crowd at the Hallenbeck home staged a charivari and will settle on the Hallenbeck farm. Charles and Anna Hallenbeck hosted about 200 friends as Elmer Schultz and his two sons spent Sunday with the Torneden family. Several residents visited and hosted relatives across town while the community club met with a large turnout and featured shows by William Torenden, Merin Brock, Ruby Henick, Merlin Brock, and Vincent Schoenhofer along with songs. A next program was planned by Mrs. Roberta Douglas. Additional visits included Wesly White at the Fred Harmon home and various trips to Kansas City and Topeka for personal matters and viewing a friend’s remains. The Fairmont sewing club gathered for an all‑day quilting session hosted by Mrs. George Hoskinson.
Fairfax Belmont reports the Airmont Improvement Association holds its regular monthly meeting as a social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Jones on Thursday evening May 14. Also notes Mrs T O Roberts from Baldwin visiting the Siroky home this week and that Mr and Mrs G W Jackson spent Sunday in Kansas City with Mrs Margaret Draper of Paola and Mrs Edward Moore of Independence Missouri visiting callers.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Tucker and Lois and Drexel spent Wednesday evening at the Irvin Deay home in Eudora. Frank Marshall of Worden and Henry Riley hosted Sunday dinners with their spouses. Arthur Rockhold and children joined the Tucker family for Sunday dinner. Jess Deay of Stony Point visited the Win Vaughn home Sunday evening. Ben Hammond attended a rock club potluck.
A record of Sunday and weekday gatherings in the community. Mr and Mrs Earl Black hosted a supper with the high score group entertaining the low score group. Visits included Earl Lederer and daughters at the Henry Seele home and many dinners with neighbors such as the Heinen, Oscar Turner, and Florence Strong households. Edgar Jardon attended a saddle horse sale in Kansas City and funeral services for Mrs. Harry Barnett drew attendees from the area. Additional notes mention trips to Lawrence, Hickman Mills, and Baldwin for events and family visits across multiple households.
This ad outlines constipation as a common cause of discomfort and lowered vitality. It promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a gentle bulk aid that forms a soft mass to cleanse the system, with two tablespoons daily recommended and doctors advised if not relieved. It notes All Bran is sold by grocers and made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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