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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1934
Page
8
Lthevinelalltucll presents a Thirteenth Installment on Eggs and Cheese covering their nutritional value and shared need for low temperatures. The guide lists egg uses from thickening sauces to coatings, plus basic cooking methods for soft and hard boiled poached and scrambled eggs and savory variations.
A practical lesson from The National Cooking School includes methods for plain and French omelettes, packing techniques, and serving suggestions. It provides variations such as ham or bacon fillings and a King’s sauce for hard boiled eggs with mushrooms, green pepper, and pimento, plus serving ideas on toast or crackers.
Seven incidents included a Chrysler coupe fire tied to carburetor trouble at Julius Mallin’s 532 Tennessee street and slight damage. An outbuilding at Mrs. Sherman Walker’s 308 North Eighth street burned Saturday afternoon. The Kress store awning caught fire around 1 am yesterday, scarring it. Mrs Sibley McDonald’s Rhode Island street kitchen coal oil stove exploded, walls scorched, insurance covered. A faulty wiring fault caused a Chevrolet coupe driven by F L True to ignite near Kaw river bridge. Church supper tomorrow.
Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg of Kansas City will speak at Plymouth church on the subject A Rabbi Looks at Christianity. Choir members will attend as guests. Supper reservations via Mrs. Irwin or Mrs. Hopper. Women of Plymouth church plan an all-calendar meeting before the supper. Charles Engvall of the Unitarian church will present survey results.
Kansas forecast calls for rising highs reaching 90 statewide tomorrow as rain chances fade. Tonight mostly mild with cooler readings in the west about five degrees lower than the 60 to 65 degree range. Southeastern Kansas noted as unusually cool with Independence reporting a 46 degree minimum.
Frank Greene, 24, convicted in district court of running away from the county road gang while at work, was sentenced by Judge Hugh Means to six months in jail. Greene had been serving a 30 day misdemeanor sentence when he left the road gang.
Mrs Tra Rutherford and Floyd Rutherford suffer flu. Numerous guests visit families in Overbrook Ottawa and Richland, including Mr and Mrs James Osher, Mr and Mrs W R Suter, Aileen Vining, Arthur Vining, M W Vining, Miss Sarah Belle Hogle, and many others. Marlin Cook hosts strawberry pickers. several weekend visits to Clary Tadlock Kalb households.
Four unidentified men fired sawed off shotguns at the entrance of U S ambassador Jefferson Caffery’s Havana home. A guard, Francisco Ortega, was gravely wounded as police, aided by 30 radio cars, hunted for the attackers amid a special cabinet session and heightened vigilance. Communists denied involvement. Caffery remained at the embassy then visited a hospital.
Dr and Mrs M D Ballard entertained friends at an evening of bridge last Wednesday hosted by Dr and Mrs Stanley.
Baker noted a stream of visitors including Flickinger Hartley Chubb Leavengood Barnett Allderdice Butell Adriance Hitchcock Hoefer and other Topeka and Kansas City guests arriving for family visits and Baker Jubilee activities. Dr. Harold Case injured in Baldwin accident prompted Mrs Case to travel to Topeka as others recalled the event. Ex Gov Allen canceled speaking with Allen White stepping in. Anna Kirkpatrick arrived to lead alumni luncheons and honored seniors. Prof Kochan and wife attended commencement. Kochan to return next fall after completing degree work in Ann Arbor Michigan.
Ex senator Joseph L. Bristow of Virginia and his son Frank stay at Eldridge Hotel in Lawrence for Baker University commencement. Roberta Farrar visits Kansas City. John and Mrs Riddle of Topeka visit Mrs Hunt in Baldwin. Dr and Mrs Allison of Emporia attend Diamond Jubilee events to see daughter Dorothy Ann graduate. Geraldine Porterfield of Holton visits Alpha Chi house this week.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Piles of Kansas City and Miss Nora Ames of Lawrence were commencement visitors on Thursday. Dr and Mrs I C Rankin entertained guests at luncheon on Wednesday.
Siegrist of Kansas City, Miss Laura Ewing of Topeka, Mrs Salvatore Giamberresi of Boston, Mrs Ross Baker of Syracuse New York, Miss Kate Rankin of Ypsilanti Michigan, and Miss Elizabeth Rankin of Traverse Michigan are named as attendees in a regional social item.
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