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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1934

Page

8

Miss Clara Hatton Exhibits At Spoon Thayer Museum

A long running university exhibit by Miss Clara Hatton of the University design department opens at Spoon Thayer Museum. Forty five works mainly etchings and prints show varied subjects from Kansas and nearby states with studies of Lawrence, Old Snow Hall, Unitarian Church, and other local views. Hatton has studied in Chicago and New York and earned degrees from the University of Kansas.

Clara ‘Hatton The University Spoon‘Thayer Kansas City Miss Hatton Lawrence Mnany Kansas Colorado Indiana Rockport Mass Chicago Weat Fourteenth Street Leavenworth Sevral Hatton New York University of Kansas

Prohibition debate pits farmers against wets in Kansas

The letter argues repeal will drive demand for barley, rye, corn and dairy products as brewers and distillers seek grain. It says beer and spirits waste grain and harm bread, meat, milk and other farm goods, praising Kansas troops for dry stance and warning against using grain for alcohol.

Kansas Ieee Rnat Col. Leonard Hove

Kansas 4-H girl wins blue ribbons for inexpensive costume

Miss Hazel Glenn of Big Springs 4-H club earned honors at the Douglas County Bankers banquet and at county, state, and Kansas fairs for a costume made from feed sacks. The dress cost twenty two cents, features red plaid trim and buttons, and she also excels as a mender and in darning.

Hazel Glenn Kansas Toneka Hutchinson Douglas County Big Springs Douglas County Bankers’, Association Eldridge Hotel Ores Glenn Lecompton High School

Autumn Meat and Crisp Salad Ideas

A lively note on autumn meals pairs meat with fresh salads. Suggestions include fruit and nut salad potato salad lettuce and cucumber lettuce and tomato orange salad tomato jelly watercress chicory celery and cream cheese. Ice cream cones can hold individual salads for a festive finish.

How She Originated Mother's Day Stamp Told by Mrs McCluer

Mrs Margaret McCluer of Kansas originator of the Mother's Day stamp spoke in Lawrence. She recalled lobbying post office officials and President Roosevelt to issue the stamp on the twentieth anniversary of its creation. The stamp sold 150 million copies and was autographed by key officials and governors.

Margaret McCluer Kansas Yoo Lawrence Jim Farley AlcCluer American War Mothers Franklin D. Roosevelt Farley

Marker to honor General Henry Leavenworth will be unveiled

Members of several United States Daughters of 1812 chapters will hold ceremonies at Fort Leavenworth chapel on Friday November 3. The Kansas state chapter will present a marker in honor of General Henry Leavenworth. Mrs Effie Van Tuyl of Leavenworth will lead the NCTE duties. Mrs E Rober of Lawrence will present the marker, unveiled by Miss Helen Reber. General Stuart Heintzelman will accept for the United States and Chaplain L D Miller will dedicate. A luncheon for out of town guests from Lawrence Topeka Wichita Fort Scott and four Kansas City chapters follows at 1 o clock.

United States Daughters of 1812 Fort Leavenworth Kansas State Henry Leavenworth Leavenworth Effie’ van Tuyl NCTE E. Rober Lawrence Helen Stuart” Heintzelman

Way to a Man's Heart Pinwheel Cookies Recipe

A vintage recipe for pinwheel cookies combines chocolate and vanilla doughs. The method covers creaming butter and sugar, alternating milk and flour, rolling into sheets, layering with chocolate, chilling, slicing, and baking at 425 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes, yielding about 45 cookies credited to Mrs. Harry Brass of Lawrence Route 6.

Harry Brass Lawrence

Indiana University Adds Dancing to Curriculum in Indianapolis

Indiana University extends its arts program by adding a rhythmic dancing course sponsored by the extension division under the department of physical training. The class, starting October 10 in Indianapolis, runs through the winter as part of a broader dramatics curriculum for local residents.

Indianapolis Indiana University the University Department of

Browned Beef and Veal Meatballs with Two Dessert Ideas

Recipe set includes browned meatballs formed from beef and veal with parsley onion celery and spices, rolled in flour and baked, then stuffed sweet potatoes with butter cream and marshmallows, finished with a ginger cinnamon spice glaze. Additional notes explain keeping flowers fresh by adding chloride of lime to vase water and warn against overcooking onions cabbage turnips.

Lawrence

Where Renok and River Meet and Childhood's End

A reflective essay argues that the line between childhood and adulthood is blurred and uneven. Parents must gradually release control after schooling and self support begins, treating the young adult as an equal while avoiding overbearing surveillance.

Sutter Menu Toast Monta Tea Savor and Frosting Recipe

A fragment describes a dessert and a frosting recipe with butter sugar vanilla flour and baking powder. It details crust removal cut into triangles bake in a hot oven then chill and slice into bars two by two inches. Also mentions mixing ingredients and serving tips.

Child's remark on shoes brings laughter at store

A little girl, accompanying her mother to a department store, told her parent that while they looked at a dress, she saw a pair of shoes that made her feet water. The line was noted by the Indianapolis News as a humorous quote.

Miractive Indianapolis News

Kansas Garden Club Convention Opens With Addresses

The Kansas Garden Club convention opens Monday morning at KU Memorial Union with Chancellor E tey greeting attendees. Speakers include T. Axtell of Newton, Katharine Doering, Mary Barson, and Frank Bo Jones. Banquet toast by Jones. Dinner tickets available before 2 pm from listed organizers.

University of _ Kansas Etey Nual Memorial’ Union E T. Axtell Newton State. Association Mary, Barson Frank Bo Jones Garden ‘Club Lane C. W Schubert Elia Doering Carl Gracber J.D. Barish Frank. Adams Lod. Runkle Grace. Perkins

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