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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
9
A period menu feature presents cranberry based dishes for Thanksgiving. It lists Jellied Cranberries Cranberry Conserve Cranberry Pie and Cranberry Sherbet with measurements and basic steps for each. Recipes call for fresh cranberries sugar citrus rind pectin nuts and optional pastries and juices.
Miss Jennie Lowash attended a state teachers conference with a Quinter friend. Mrs. A F Brown visited Kansas City for an A M E conference and saw her sister Nannie Gillum and her son Brice Brown. Oak Ridge school board met at Memorial high school with F H Leonhard H G Van Neste and W H Hayden attending. Mrs. Dolan injured her back and will be a shut in. Visitors included Rev C J Knox and many locals. Louise Leonhard and Lyle Weeks joined a Vocational Agriculture alumni banquet at Centenary M E church. Mrs. A R Reed hosted guests from Concordia. Mildred Leonhard stayed with Mrs. Carl Cope in Lawrence. H G Van Neate and wife attended a Scottish Rite banquet. the body reunion continued. Ruby Leonhard, Douglas County Farm Bureau secretary, attended an 4 H banquet at Eldridge hotel. H F Longanecker became clerk of North Lawrence community sales. Mrs. Bessie Leonhard joined a Ladies Aid meeting at Centenary M E church. Local agriculture members heard F L Daley discuss Soil Conservation Service programs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters and family visited Mrs. Albert Knop in Lawrence. Reed family and guests toured Manhattan to dine with K S C students Arthur Leonhard and Doyle Reed. Mrs. W F Collier returned to Concordia.
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