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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
11
Mrs Edward Wellhausen of University drive won the Market Basket prize this week for her cauliflower with mushrooms recipe. The dish uses a medium cauliflower, mushrooms, juice, cream or top milk, butter, flour, salt, pepper and parsley. Serves 6. The next prize will go to the best recipe for peanut butter cookies.
Fort Riley Cavalry School in Junction City hosts an all day demonstration with Fort Leavenworth staff and CGSC guests. Activities include artillery firing, engineer troop inspection, cavalry squadron drills, scout car firing on outlined targets, machine guns and 37MM gun drills, armor piercing ammo tests on an obsolete tank, and a concluding attack by a reinforced cavalry squadron.
Halloween ideas for snacks and cakes with a menu featuring Snappy Cheese and Jelly Sandwiches Tomato Celery Salad Apples on Sticks and a tomato celery salad recipe. The text lists ingredients and steps for assembling simple finger foods suitable for a spooky gathering.
A recipe combines finely chopped green peppers and olives into molds with chili served on lettuce and mayonnaise. Caramel apples require sugar corn syrup evaporated milk and vanilla heated to 248 degrees then dipped to harden with skewers inserted once set.
Miss Vista Dyer returns to Lawrence Business college after home weeks moving from Ottawa and settling at F. X. Jordan farm. Donald Black of K U visited family in town. Carl Anderson of Richmond and Prexel Tucker did trucking for Orran Owens. Mrs Ben Hammond hosted the Friday bridge club. Walter Seele birthday dinner at Mrs Sophia Schwartz home. Mary Lanning Ford Owens George Mayes Orran Owens of Kansas City at Owens farm. Nels Toft transacted business in Lawrence. Keith Ulrich and Vera Newman Ulrich announce birth of daughter Mary Ann. Seele family shopped in Lawrence. George Reynolds and Earl in Lawrence. Orran Owens and family visited from Memphis. Lois and Drexil Tucker drove to Topeka. Basket dinner at W H Lucas home.
In honor of Mr and Mrs Bill Walker of Loveland Indiana and their children many relatives gathered at the Henry Bailey home for dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Randall and children Mr and Mrs George Newland and Eugene Mrs Laura Pearson Clarence Evans and others. A farewell reception for Rev Robert Edgar was held at the High Prairie church. he served four years and will study in Massachusetts. Mrs L B Snyder remains critically ill in Kansas City.
Sunday gathering at Forest Park in Ottawa brought the Tucker family together for a reunion with a basket dinner. Guests included the Morton Anderson Gottstein Rockhold and Ice families from Vinland Lawrence and Centralia along with the Hoagland Mercer and Tucker households from Ottawa and Pomona.
A dense listing of weekly specials at Roy Lawrence Market includes spring lamb cuts from legs to stews, veal varieties, fresh beef cuts like sirloin and tenderloins, pork items, seafood and canned goods, with prices per pound or per item. Also advertised are bacon squares, coffee, biscuits, chips, and dressed chickens.
J Morgan of Junction City Kansas joined by Mr and Mrs Byrom Holmes and Theda Miss Letha McMillan, Mr and Mrs Melvin Holmes, Mr and Mrs Russel Desay and families, Mr and Mrs Arthur Rockhold and Mr and Mrs Lewis Tucker and families attended gatherings. Herschel Merchant visited the Will Vaughn home for dinner Sunday. Oscar Turner called in the forenoon. Hopewell school was dismissed at noon last Friday to en-
Hopewell and Stony Point pupils joined forces to form a ball team that defeated the Vinland and Coal Creek combination 7 to 5. Mrs Earl Lederer and family drove to Kansas City to visit sister Mrs Damon Jones, with Mrs Gilliland staying for several days. Mr and Mrs Leonard Newland of Rantoul were dinner guests.
The Lederer family visited Mr and Mrs George Newland last Saturday afternoon. Leo Dyer spent Sunday and Monday in Kansas City, visiting relatives and attending events there.
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