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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
9
A home style dinner plan features a cheese omelet with eggs whites beaten with yolks milk and seasonings, then folded and browned topped with cheese. Also includes pickled cucumber and onion medley with green tomatoes and peppers, mustard sauce, peach preserves, and a note to serve over ice cream or baked puddings.
A fall leaf card party was hosted at Mr and Mrs John Bowen and son Raymond in Weaver on Sunday night to honor Mrs Frances Vogl of Denver. Attendees included Arvin Weston and family Adrian Missouri Jim Dyer and children Kansas City Missouri Delene Bowen Verna Jean Grace Triest Dr Callis John Vitt Otto Mignot Wayne Vitt Rob Schellack Harvey Schellack Frank Vitt Charles Vitt Char lene Otto Vitt and Arlene George Davis among others.
Local butcher lists assorted meats including veal loaf at two pounds for 25 cents, fresh veal liver and hearts, veal tongue, rump roast at 15 cents per pound, small veal chops at 23 cents per pound, as well as lamb cuts with legs priced at 41 to 54 cents per pound and shoulder portions around 18 cents per pound.
The column lists local residents visiting relatives and hosting guests from Denver Kansas City Lawrence Topeka and Eudora. Fragments mention Frances Vogl Otto Vitt Frank Bryant Arthur Eisele Hanna Pfleger and Robert Schellack among others with dinners trips and farm work notes. Frances Vogl travels to Wamego and Denver while Schellack families share meals and transport.
Excelsior reports Mr and Mrs Henry Pohl accompanying Ernest Pohl to Lawrence Monday afternoon. Mrs Ernest Pohl attends a 4 H club leader meeting in Lawrence. Maryim Pohl spends Monday afternoon with Clifford Gibson. Jim Baker and the Flora family motor to Topeka Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Carl Schwartz assist with apple butter cooking this week. Mr and Mrs Ernest Prim and their children Laurie and Marvin share supper at the Conard Gastrock home. Charley Disque motors to Lawrence Wednesday afternoon. Miss Aurelia Gibson stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Gibson of Centropolis and attends school from there. Mr and Mrs Willard Huling spend Thursday at Osawatomie. The Pleasant Hour circle did not meet Thursday evening due to bad weather and roads. Several from this vicinity attend a wrestling match in Kansas City Friday night.
Mr and Mrs Glen Flora and children drove to Lawrence Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Pohl and children Laurine and Marvin and Gus Nelson visited Sunday with Herman Pohl. Mr and Mrs Walter Pohl and son Kenneth joined. Mr and Mrs Ted Wacker and daughter visited Carl Schwarz home. Mr and Mrs Robert Browning also noted.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Rappard and Arthur Lutz visited Sunday evening at the Harry Flory home and were joined by Margaret Mae. The gathering appeared peaceful with family chatter and light refreshments.
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