Lawrence lawns ablaze with color in spring bloom
Lawrence residents show garden pride as rains yield lush lawns and roses across town. Highlights include Paul’s Scarlet roses on New Hampshire street, rose walls near the University, and bright Rosa varieties along Tennessee and Missouri streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Paul
South Park
W. A. Schaal
Rhode Island Street
New Hampshire Street
Herbert Hoffman
Dorothy Perkins
Thirteenth Street
Dean
Paul B. Lawson
Tennessee Street
Tennessee
H. J. Penney
University
J. B. Watkins
Robinson Gymnasium
Mississippi Street
I. C
Karl Kreider
West Hills Terrace
Ninth Street
Fritz Meyn
Ralph Acining
Ninth
Missouri
Minnie Scott
Missouri Street
TODAY S CROSS WORD PUZZLE LISTS MANY CLUES AND ANSWERS
A jumbled cryptic style crossword with numerous clues across and down including references to animals, materials, places and numbers. Entries mention Bhespilke eeplike feminine name back of necks semiprecious stone expresses position endure cave singing bird South America neat and other varied terms and definitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Helps for Housewives and Quick Kitchen Tips
A collection of simple kitchen tricks and flavor ideas. Suggestions include adding a cheese cream sauce or onions and peppers to spinach, using catsup or chili sauce, marinating alligator pear and tomato slices in French dressing, and serving on greens. Tips also cover can opener hooks, spiced pineapple, creamed tuna on biscuits or waffles, and using canned artichoke hearts in salads.
Awards at Girl Scout Camp Include Camperships
Mabel Ann Richardson of Girl Scout Troop 12 earned a campership to Camp Daisy Hindman at Dover near Topeka for a week in June. Wanda Schumann Louise Sommer Dorothy Nelli Crews and Julia Fox received camperships from the P T A of McAllaster School. Alternates named are Dorothy Thurber Ruth Irene Hallmark Betty Jean Crews Clara Mae Harbour. Katherine Smith also plans to attend Camp Daisy Hindman. The first recorded shoemaker in the American colonies was Thomas Beard from London in 1629 who began making shoes in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Ann Richardson
Girl Scout Troop 12
Daisy Hindman
Dover
Topeka
Wanda Schumann
Louise Sommer
Dorothy Nelli Crews
Julia Fox
P.T.A
McAllaster School
Dorothy Thurber
Ruth Irene Hallmark
Betty Jean Crews
Clara Mae Harbour
Katherine Smith
Intensive Beauty Regimen Transforms Edith Miller
Edith Miller of Lee Center Illinois wins a salon contest in New York and endures a three week program of diet exercise and beauty treatments. She loses the initial weight misplacements and achieves a rebalanced figure with styled hair and layered skincare routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Miller
Lee Center, Ill
New York
Mrs. Miller
Strawberry Recipes From A Spring Berry Menu
A collection of vintage strawberry desserts and beverages including tartlets, ice cream rings, chiffon pie, flan style molds, and shortcakes. Recipes show crusts, fillings, and finishing glazes with notes for serving and yields. Mrs. N. H. Bailey of Delaware Street is credited.
Liberty High School Art Show Displays Student Creations
High School students at Liberty Memorial High display diverse works from plant and floral motifs to Indian designs and music inspired pieces. Elden Tefft created Indian themed drapery designs while others crafted leather belts rings plaques pottery posters and carving projects highlighting practical crafts and individual interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Ota Bischoff
Elden Tefft
Erna
Olga Carl
Ann Murray
Rose Marie Richardson
Ray Gulley
Hampton White
Lucille Pierson
Dorothy Lee
Ed Moorman
Ellsworth
Kan
Jean Werner
Josephine Willenberg
Ona Fern Baker
Lucille Hayden
Pearl Houk
Frances Mol
Doris Dowers
Strawberry and Rhubarb Conserve Method
Instructions describe making jam with quart strawberries and quart rhubarb, adding sugar, cutting rhubarb, cooking until thick and clear, then sealing in hot jars. A second note quotes mineral salt in Texas for all residents. A third line mentions Salic law under the French monarchy restricting women from throne succession.
Community Notes from Villa Eden and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Fern Wilson and children of Lawrence visited Mr and Mrs W E Brock. The Torneden family attended Tonganoxie high school commencement. Miss Fern Kahn was a graduate. Mrs I L White died suddenly. services in Lawrence and burial at Reno. Several attended commencements at Eudora and Linwood. Community club plans a June 3 meeting with officers on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Wilson
Lawrence
Fae Torneden
W. E. Brock
Louis
Lena Torneden
Tonganoxie
Fern Kahn
I. L. White
Arch Meinke
Schubert Funeral Home
Reno
T. B. Davenport
Kansas City
Harry
Newman
William
Torneden
Howerd Quinlan
Alfred
Otto Vitt
Arlene
Albert Steinbring
Wesley
Norma Jean
Godfrey Reetz
Melba
Fashoda Crisis Nearly Triggered War in 1898
A long running dispute between Britain and France over French occupation of Fashoda in the Egyptian Sudan nearly sparked war in 1898. The incident highlighted mounting imperial tensions and the risk of confrontation between the two powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
Fashoda
Sudan
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Paul’s
White Mountains
Lamb
Iowa
Missour
Augustus Caesar
Jaz
American Colonies
Thomas Beard
London
The
Associated Press
Esther Leigh
Kansas Electric Power Co
N. H. Bailey
Delaware St
Helen Shaw
Route Four
Texas
Tom Watson
Journal-World
Kroger
Villa Eden
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