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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
8
A collection of recipes includes Plain Omelet Creamed Eggs Scalloped Eggs and Shrimp Raisin Nut Bread Almond Biscuits. Social notes record Jolene Fleenor Eva Hope and Armstrong guests, club meetings, school openings, a newborn Vivian Louise, and local visits in Big Springs and Topeka.
Paul Kochen, vice chairman of the Douglas County Young Republican Club and Baker University faculty, argues in a G O P meeting that the New Deal risks centralized power, potential drift toward dictatorship, and reliance on emergency relief beyond mere existence. He contrasts Roosevelt and Landon, warning reelecting Roosevelt could trigger sweeping political consequences.
Landon argues for a middle of the road program retaining good features and pursuing steady social reform. He notes reforms take time and that history shows workers often do not live to see enactments. Judge R L Kendrick of Pensacola Florida was a defendant in a traffic law case, charged with a minor offense after a collision involving his machine.
Mrs. Harley Mitchell of Highland Park hosted a Sunday dinner in Big Springs to honor her brother Willard Moeller on leave during his voyage from the eastern coast to California. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Koehler of Big Springs and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fleenor and son Clifford of Topeka along with Claud.
Villa Eden Myrtle Martin and daughter Helen Lois of Lawrence spent a weekend with John Huey. Emma Trapp visited Mrs. Fem Wilson in Lawrence on Wednesday. Lizzie Torneden stayed with L. E. Loesch in Lawrence Wednesday. Fred Reetz and daughter joined Sunday dinner at the Faubion home in Tonpanoxie. Paul McCormick and son of Center Colorado, after an overland trip to Detroit, stayed the weekend with Wesley White.
Martin Wright of Linwood spent the weekend at Charles Davidson's home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown of Tonganoxie and Mrs. Fanning of Independence joined John Hughey's family for Sunday dinner. Keister and Melvin Davidson visited Leavenworth Monday. Selma Davidson and Maxine Meinke called on Myrtle Browning at Memorial hospital Monday afternoon. Nuffer and children of Harvests visited her parents F Parsons. Earl Mathia and family visited relatives at Wellsville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kuebler, Miss Rankin, and Mr. Keister visited the Charles Davidson home Friday evening. Mrs. William Torneden spent Saturday with her mother Mrs. W. E. Brock. Mrs. Anna Torneden and her son Herbert, with Mr. Keister of Linwood, dropped by the Davidson home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Speersneider and daughter Meta of Topeka joined J T Hughey for a stay, while guests at Arch Meinke included Mr and Mrs Schlagle of Lane Mr and Mrs Curtis of Linwood and others. Afternoon visitors were Henry Meinke of Kansas City and Glen Meinke of Butler Missouri.
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