Lawrence Girl Scout Day Camp Opens June Fourth
The Lawrence Girl Scout day camp will open June 4 at Clinton ark with sessions on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in rain the Pinckney school basement will be used. Last year 81 girls attended and organizers expect more this June. Camp director is Mrs. Cornelia Bigelow aided by a registered nurse and staff. Special days include Brownies on June 11 and outdoor cooking demonstrations on June 18.
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Lawrence
Clinton Ark
Pinckney School
Cornelia Bigelow
Ben Brown
Armin Woestemeyer
Daisy Hindman
Dover
Topeka Girl Scout Council
Marvin Hilyard
St. Joseph
War Secretary Woodring to Develop Property West of Lawrence
Secretary of War Henry Woodring will acquire the old Governor Stanton farm ten miles west of Lawrence on the river road toward Lecompton. He plans immediate development starting with a family orchard and beautification with fruit trees and shrubs promised by Missouri Governor Lloyd Stark. Woodring arrives in Topeka Sunday and will receive an honorary degree from Washburn College Monday evening.
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Henry Woodring
Governor Stanton
Lawrence
Lecompton
Kanaige
Woodring
Lloyd Stark
Missouri
Topeka
Washburn College
Odd Fellows Lodge Reflects on History and Honors Members
Lawrence Odd Fellows meeting highlighted lodge history with a resume of early minutes and a Quantrill raid resolution from August 21, 1863 in which Griswold and Range were killed. Officers were elected including Forrest Jackson as noble grand and J. K. Garbutt as vice grand with W. R. Gorrill and R. O. Burgert continuing as secretary and treasurer.
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Lawrence
Odd Fellows
Lodge
Quantrill
Trask
Palm and Wilder
Richard Wagstaff
Griswold
Range
E. B. Dicker
S. R. Holloway
K. C. Evans
Ed C. Anderson
Ed W. Parsons
Harry DeWolf
Noble
R. E. Melvin
W. H. Banning
Forrest Jackson
J. K. Garbutt
W. R. Gorrill
R. O. Burgert
C. W. Lescher
Grand Lodge
F. C. Lescher
O. E. Handley
Has His First Dollar in an Electric Career Tale
Austin resident Pi-C. M. Price recalls earning his first dollar 54 years ago in Chicago before becoming head of an electric company. He reflects on hard times when money was tight but says the first dollar kept him focused and hopeful. Kansas postmaster nominations approved by the Senate include multiple towns such as Burlington, Dur ham, Eudora, Glasco, Hillsboro, Ness City, Pratt, and Cherryvale. Summer courses at Lawrence Business College cover shorthand, typewriting, book keeping, and comptometry.
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Austin
Minn
Pi—C. M. Price
Price
Chicago
Kansas
Washington
Senate
Burlington
Clarence H. White
Durham
Emil R.’Schwemmer
Dwight
Joh. F. Holshouser
Esbow
Edward Grauerholz
Eudora
Jessie M. Grimes
Glasco
George F. Colwell
Hillsboro
Ferdinand Scharping
Maple Hill
Susanne J. Jones
Moundridge
Selma E. Hatfield
Ness City
Chester M. Cook
Osawatomie
Mason V. Dunlap
Silver Lake
Helen L. Green
Stafford
Harry E. Delvins
Zenda
Irene M. Warrell
Cherryvale
John A. Rogers
Pratt
Fred Swisher
June Brides Should Remember to Serve Foods Men Will Like
A June bride’s cookbook feature highlights simple recipes loved by men guests at a restaurant chain. The item shows Oven Baked Beans with Egg Salad and Old-Fashioned Boiled Dressing with precise ingredient lists and garnishes for an appealing, hot dressing served on the side.
Old Fashioned Southern Corn Pone and Smoky Mountains Menu
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast with fresh pineapple brown rice cereal raisin toast coffee milk and a luncheon with baked beans rhubarb and strawberries salad dressing cookies tea and milk. Dinner features stuffed green peppers ham brown rice cabbage and a detailed dressing with vinegar egg sugar butter mustards salt and flour details. The excerpt includes a full old fashioned corn pone recipe by Jack White chef, Grove Park Inn, Smoky Mountains with steps to mix bake and serve.
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Grove Park Inn
Smoky Mountains
Stony Point Rural Graduation Highlights Local Graduates
The Stony Point school held rural graduation exercises on Saturday May 25 at Lawrence Memorial high school. Graduates include Evelyn Wade and Thelma Winchell. Local residents visited and called at multiple homes including the Wray, Cripe, Rockhold, and Tucker households in Lawrence, Pleasant Grove, and Vinland as community members socialized after the event.
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Lawrence Memorial High School
Stony Point
Evelyn Wade
Thelma Winchell
D. A. Wray
Anna Cripe
Daniel Flory
Pleasant Grove
Bill Avelin
Lawrence
Karl F. Niebrugge
Asa Colman
Bert Curry
High Prairie
Fred Rockhold
Albert Williams
Vinland
Solon Tucker
Lloyd Reusch
Bert Carry
Arthur Rockhold
Alva Rockhold
Dinner visits and health note at Centropolis
Mr and Mrs Amos Flory dined Sunday at the Charles Wrightsman ham near Centropolis. In the evening they called at the Harry Flory home to see Mrs Mary Peffley who is in very poor health.
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Amos Flory
Charles Wrightsman
Centropolis
Harry Flory
Mary Peffley
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