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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
7
Mrs Donald K Bower Route 3 wins the Market Basket prize for a lamb shoulder recipe. The article outlines stuffing the shoulder with rich bread stuffing, tying, braising with butter and vegetables, then glazing and baking. Next week’s prize will go to the best cream cake recipe.
A historical home economics note extols lamb loaf as an economical versatile main dish. It provides two variations, one with ground lamb and ham and a second with lamb shoulder, bacon, and vegetables.
A simple recipe notes layering onion slices with bacon strips over a leaf and baking in a moderate oven at 300 F for roughly one to two hours. The instruction emphasizes gentle heat and extended cooking to render fat and meld flavors.
Miss Geneva Oliver, teaching at Lenape school, visits at brother Glenn Oliver’s home with family and her father. Ralph Henik stops by Linwood grade school on Tuesday. Miss Eulah Anderson of Independence, Missouri, spends the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson.
Several from this vicinity attended the Yatel stock sale on Thursday and the Mackey community meeting Friday night. Mrs. William Henik was called to Jesse Woods’s home due to her mother’s illness. Lola Mae Henik visited the high school on Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Allison travelled to Kansas City Saturday to visit relatives. Sam Peebles, working in Kansas City, spent the weekend with his family. SOS club met at Mrs. Glenn Oliver’s home Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Sam Peebles Mrs. Marvin Gallagher Mrs. John Fox of this vicinity and others. Birthday dinner honored Mr. Morton with family present. Visitors at T. E. Hubbard’s home included Don ald Siscoe and family and Sam Hubbard of Kansas City. Various local gossip and visits follow, including Jeanette Peebles and the Hubbard family. Glenn Oliver, employed at White Cloud, spent the weekend with his family. Charles Henak and sons visited relatives in Kansas City. Several from here attended a Linwood dance Saturday evening. Michigan State College won its first four home baseball games by one run margins, overcoming deficits in a couple of the games.
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