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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
11
A two part recipe describes making a green tomato spread with peppers and a boiled mixture, then a second component with eggs sugar vinegar mustard flour and sour cream. The two parts are combined with pickles and stored in jars for three pints. The Market Basket prize next week offers a best spoon bread recipe submission.
A collection of kitchen guidance including breaded pork chops baked with water and lid, sliced potatoes with flour and fat baked until browning, a chili sauce simmered to thicken and jarred, plus rice pudding cooked in a double boiler with eggs sugar raisins and cooling. Also mentions pancakes with brown sugar and cinnamon.
Lawrence residents attend luncheons and meetings at local homes while families visit relatives in Lake View Clearfield and Winter. Seed potatoes reach Eudora from three men, and Kaw Valley defeats a visiting team on the schoolyard. Community members travel to Kansas City and Lawrence for gatherings and quilting assistance during a busy week.
Community notes show Belleview and Lawrence residents at a Kansas City American Royal livestock show, a Tuesday bridge club gathering in Lawrence, and several home visits. Eloise Smith of Fukuoka left for Muncie to attend Women’s Foreign Missionary Society events, while other locals joined family dinners, club luncheons, and funeral services in North Lawrence and nearby towns.
Dull headaches, poor appetite, and sleeplessness are linked to low-bulk meals. Kellogg's All-Bran offers a simple solution by absorbing moisture and forming a soft mass to cleanse the system. Try a week and get a money refund if unsatisfied. two tablespoons daily.
Mrs. Mary G Allen attended church in DeSoto as Eudora Methodist held no services while Rev Loren Rapier and family moved to Eureka Kan last Thursday. Mrs J C Kennedy of Burchard Neb visited cousins Mr and Mrs Robert McFarland. Frank Leonard of Oakridge spent last Sunday with Milton Schaake. Mrs Martin Abels and Mrs Everett Chronister visited Mrs John Ott Sr and Mrs Herman Wichman. Ott improving slowly after three to four weeks bedfast. The Halloween program at Hesper schoolhouse followed by a potluck supper. Earl Ott and baby of Belleview were Sunday dinner guests at John Ott and Herman Wichman. Earl Ott’s ribs injury is healing. L M Walters Ray Myrtle Walters with Le Roy Pierce and C G Perkins of Lawrence visited James Anderson in Linwood. McQuery family moving to Lawrence. Ralph Wichman of Hadora moving to Miller place. Harold Saunders and wife named daughter Katherine Estelle last month. Rev and Mrs Rodewald of Fadora called on Mrs John Ott Sr at her home.
Mrs Dorothy Hausman hosted the B C club with members including Rosie Thoren Wilma Wade Alma Deay Lela Breithaupt Nanna Clark and new member Mable Edler joining. Lena Breithaupt led the Missionary society meeting with a lesson and song. Upcoming November hostesses named Mary and Irene Brecheisen. Nearby families Chester Baecker Myrtle Votan Henry Poht Beth Kring and Emmett Kring visited relatives or hosted events at local homes. Mrs John Selzer and Mrs Dan Selzer attended as invited guests.
Miscellaneous shower honored Mr and Mrs Wilbur Olmstead at the Madi home. Clearfield pupils and Miss Lorene Williams enjoyed a wiener roast at Breithaupt timber. Local visits included Mr and Mrs John Whan hosting guests from Topeka, and calls by Rev Quinter Roth and others. Lorene Williams marked by a birthday surprise party sponsored by Clearfield Y P S. Various families, including Breitchaupt, Rodewald and Brecheisen, hosted or visited over the weekend with refreshments and socials.
Mrs. P. H. Harlan and son Roy of Lawrence visited at the Otto Luckan with Mrs. Shoemaker and her daughter from Illinois. Mrs. Jack Maloney attended a benefit bridge Tuesday afternoon.
Residents in Lawrence Liberty Missouri Topeka and surrounding districts share updates of visits gatherings and family events. Otto Luckan Sr of Lawrence spent several days with his son family while the Peters and Flynn households hosted and hosted visitors over the weekend. John Bateson’s illness and passing prompted funeral attendance in Tonganoexie as local families lent support. Multiple dinners social circle meetings and weekend trips are recorded with emphasis on kinship and regional ties.
Mr and Mrs Roy Shuler and daughter Dorothy Elizabeth traveled to Ottawa Tuesday morning. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Mildred Deay was held at the Postma home Tuesday afternoon with several neighbors present. Mrs Ike Thomas and children spent Thursday evening at the Glen Flora home. The Pleasant Hour circle met Thursday evening. People from the area attended a gathering for Mr and Mrs Walter Duver at Frank Deay's Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs L W Haas and daughters Eva and Mabel visited Mrs Rose Simmons near Cecropolis Friday. Charley Browning and Mr and Mrs Robert Browning visited Harry Flory's home Friday evening. Misses Esther Ferne and Mildred Elm visited Roy Shuler's home Saturday afternoon.
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