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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
8
A collection of historic cake recipes describing orange white and lemon cakes. Includes instructions for batter, mixing, baking times, and frosting. Mentions butter sugar sour milk eggs and flour with steps to create lemon and orange frostings and layered cakes.
Numerous dressings on the market are a help but home made varieties rival or exceed retail products. Includes recipes for Honey Dressing Sour Cream Dressing French Dressing Cooked Dressing and Russian Sour Cream Dressing with steps and serving notes.
Elizabeth Hoffman and Benjamin Baker married at the bride's parents home in Overbrook on Wednesday May 16 at 7 45 pm Rev Alfred Clark officiated in a small ceremony attended by immediate family and friends. The bride a Ottawa High School graduate taught rural schools four years. Baker trained in art schools in Kansas City and California and sings with the Baker Brothers Trio. They will live on a farm north of Centropolis.
Several local notes describe garden advice urging annuals such as Petunias and verbenas to fill the gap between early spring blooms and late summer. Community notices include obituaries for Thomas H. McClune of Overbrook, whose funeral was held at the Methodist Church with interment in Valley Brook cemetery, and various social and personal events from Overbrook and nearby towns.
The Knowledge Hill club met last Wednesday with Mrs. Joe Clough. Mrs. William Rice gave a talk on Japan and possible war with Japan. Roll call used Bible verses. Attendees included Mrs. Janeway, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Rice, Evelyn Thiry, Alwinna, Neva Mae, Mrs. Granit, Mrs. LaDuke and her aunt Mrs. Mark of Meriden, Mrs. Canary, Mrs. Cox, Idella, the hostess, and her grandmother and daughters. Lunch was served by Mrs. Clough. Several relatives visited, dined, or stayed with local families from Meriden to Wichita. Perfect attendance for the year listed for Lloyd LaDuke, John Grant, Edwin Janeway, Joann Clough, Morris O’Neal, and Ruby Athey.
Belleview residents report visits and gatherings across several towns. Holmes visited Seth Kindred in Holly Colorado, Leslie Kindred’s home hosted a Wednesday afternoon call, and the Broers family along with Olive Daily and Jack enjoyed Sunday time at the Nuttall home. Rexroad family from Lawrence dined with Bert Road. Minnie Whaley traveled from Sulphur Springs Arkansas to visit Harry Whaley and family, then went to the Fred sentence continues.
Whaley home and other relatives and friends attended the commencement exercises at Eudora high school Thursday evening. Lois Cramer Annabelle Holmes Violet Gerstenberger and Ralph Rood were among the graduates.
The Border Cities Star notes classified readers—thousands of prospective buyers and sellers—peruse the Journal-World classified page daily for listings and exchanges amid vivid examples of family dialogue about spinach and pretending to like it.
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