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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
10
A recipe card describes making four stuffed veal chops with a half stuffing, bake covered in a moderate oven for an hour, and unmasking to serve. Included are stuffing details with pork and apricot elements, plus an apricot upside down pudding and a biscuit style dough for a dessert, all steps and measurements noted.
Clifford Kincaid returned to Grandmother Greene's home Monday after a two week stay in Kansas City. Lloyd Moore Josephine Livingston Della Weibel and Phyllis were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Shaw Sunday evening, with Weibel and Phyllis staying overnight and returning to Oskaloosa Monday morning. Richard Petrie and his mother Elizabeth visited Walter Dunbar in Lawrence Sunday. Mr and Mrs Russell Stewart and Mrs Loesch of Lawrence drove to Kansas City Sunday to visit Mr and
Roy Lawrence Market advertises a wide range of fresh beef pork lamb and veal cuts with prices per pound and per item. Specials include frank steaks 10¢ to 14¢, standing rib roast, rump roast, sirloin, tenderloin, fresh hearts tongues brains and cube steaks, as well as pork cuts sausages lard and smoked meats. Also listed are canned goods produce and a Saturday Sensation coffee offer with phone delivery.
An Osage County rural scene reports personal updates and local events. The Shultz family learns their son lost sight in one eye. Numerous visits, dinners, and meetings unfold at Valley Grove and nearby towns including Lawrence, Oskaloosa, Perry, and Topeka. Octave Ford pilots from Lawrence to home and back.
Petrie, Sr, Saturday events include Mrs. Higley visiting at Tibbett home and Mrs. Higley Sr. hosting. G. W. W. club met with Mrs. Dan Smith. attendees included Mrs. Eberhard, Mrs. Puckett, Mrs. Flory, Mrs. Shaw, Lena Barnes, and Mrs. Petrie. Next meeting set with Mrs. Eberhard. illness touches on Mrs. Barton and grandmother from Nebraska visiting. David Blevins visited his mother, who is nearly 90 in Oskaloosa. C. A. Petrie and R. A. Petrie named to program committee.
A meeting was held at the ONeil school house with the third Friday of each month set as the regular gathering. Social time was described as very enjoyable.
Mrs. Annabell Allen attended the wedding of Charles L. Broadwell and Miss Margaret Inca held Saturday afternoon at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Lawrence.
Mrs Elliott and several neighbors visited Friday at Mrs George Dews home. They spent the day quilting for Mrs Dews granddaughter, with Mrs F D Miller Mrs Orr Mrs Richards Mrs Allen and Mrs Rose Wymer among the guests.
Howard Gregory visited a Royal in Kansas City Tuesday while Mrs. Fred Gregory joined a Republican tea at George Mahler home in Lee Compton on Monday afternoon.
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