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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1939
Page
7
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Carl Cogswell 50 a Kingman cattleman will head a new state farms division starting June 1. Gov. Ratner says the post aims to cut waste and align costs across farms tied to state institutions. Cogswell, a renowned registered Short horn breeder, will focus on costed production and school prison farms.
Fruit mix includes cantaloupe avocado raspberries currant jam and spiced melon rind. Toss with lemon juice and French dressing pour over lettuce and chill. Includes sour cream milk and grated sugar as optional toppings.
Recipe steps describe making Dainty Cup Cakes with a sweet cream batter and a paprika topped dough cut into thin strips and baked briefly. The article also notes numerous Mother’s Day visits and family gatherings in the vicinity, naming several local residents and clubs.
Mr and Mrs Hugo Schellhorn entertained Sunday for Mother's Day dinner with guests including Mrs Bertha Schelhorn and granddaughter Mittie Hartman of Lawrence Mrs Clayton Graham and son of Lanel Ind Mrs Macy Martin of Seigel Mrs DL Burton and Mr Bert Gegger of Greenwood visiting and spending a few days with Mrs Hugo Schellhorn
Miss Emme Nieder of Lawrence visited Mr and Mrs Dunn last Sunday. Mrs Willis Dunn returned home Monday after a week with her cousin Thomas Elsberry at Eldorade.
Mr and Mrs Brady Ball hosted Monday and Tuesday guests from Independence Kansas Dr and Mrs Harold Humbert and others. Edward Tingle hosted Leste Clough and family Sunday. Neustifter attended Eudora high school commencement with Robert E Neustifter among graduates. Emily Ball returned home for summer from Hillsboro teaching and Dorothy Mae West visited Ottawa.
The report notes the Nelsons with Ralph Siroky visiting Gage Park in Topeka on Sunday. Mrs. M. M. Christian returns from Cherryvale to stay with relatives. Doris Arlene Ingle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ingle, is recovering from bronchitis.
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