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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
8
Traditional Halloween ideas for kids and hosts. Recipes include Jack o lantern Pie Halloween Cake with Orange Butter Frosting Chocolate Doughnuts and Old fashioned Brownies. Steps cover gelatin preparations orange flavoring, frosting mix, and baking directions for a festive dessert spread.
A colonial style recipe card introduces curry chicken with fresh coconut, curry powder, onion, and coconut milk. It instructs simmering 15 minutes, then resting 24 hours for depth of flavor, and serving with separated rice grains. It also includes a hot biscuit chicken sandwich with mayonnaise and diced chicken and chopped prickles.
A recipe blends mayonnaise with chopped pickles and chicken, spread between powder biscuits, split and buttered while hot, then garnished with ripe or stuffed olives. Community notes report Fall Leaf visits, canning, weddings, visits to Kansas City, Leavenworth trips, and ongoing harvest activities by local families.
A string of local social notes recounts Jack McGeeney visiting the Harry Prim home, Mrs. H R Wright and Doris Jean shopping in Ottawa, the Flory and Perryman families in Topeka and Toneka, and various gatherings at Worren Worden and Topeka. School pupils hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. Marty Ross and Harold Fisher attended. Multiple families shared weekends and Sunday dinners across Topeka Worden and surrounding areas.
Nellie Wintermantle and Mrs. Charles Nuffer of Lawrence spent Friday evening with Harvey Lyons and Miss Christina Heim. Walter Schwartz visited John Stoebener, while Stella Deskins of Topeka used a Pi-An electric plug that prevents twisting cords, in the Journal-World classifieds.
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