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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
8
A collection of recipes features fresh peas with dried beef, Southern peas and onions with bacon, and asparagus hollandaise. The pea dish thickens with a milk sauce and beef, while onions simmer with peas and bacon. The asparagus is served with a mock hollandaise sauce using butter, flour, water, egg, lemon juice, and seasonings.
Mrs Otto Abel and daughter Violet attend quilting party at Mrs Martin Abel’s Kaw Valley home. Nearby families host Sunday dinner at Kansas City home of Carl Bernitz. birthday cake centerpiece honors Carl’s birth ay. Chicago’s Esther Meunzer visits daughter Mrs Carl Neis for graduation week at Eudora High School. Various locals attend church events, business trips, and family gatherings across Kaw Valley, Topeka, Lawrence, and Belleview with multiple mentions of Bernitz Pfleger Ott and related households.
Local social notices report visits and gatherings across Eudora Kaw Valley and Lawrence. Mentions include Miller injury improving after horse incident and multiple family get togethers with neighbors and relatives. Births birthdays and school milestones noted along with a high school baccalaureate address and various daytime calls and dinners.
The W. F. M. S. gathered at the Fairview church on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Meairs, Mrs. Hatcher and Mrs. Horrell as hostesses. Mrs. Chester Howard led devotionals and sang a solo. Mrs. Koehler read.
Announcement records a wedding on Sunday for W. A. Mc Nish at Richland with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pine and Miss.
Josephine McCage of White dis Leary and Mr and Mrs Ernest Leary were Sunday dinner guests with Mr and Mrs Eugene Leary in a local district gathering.
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