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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1940
Page
5
Social events calendar listings with club notices
Saturday Daughters of the American Revolution announces Mrs. J. W. Murray. Kappa Phi hosts a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth. Jatqmuain hosts Sunday University club tea from 4 to 7 at Memorial Union. Monday Three M club led by Mrs. L. BR. Perry. Amizas club with luncheon by Mrs. Cecil J. Perkins. Past Matronsklub luncheon at Wiedemann. Tuesday Mrs. James Blue tea 3 to 5. Mr. and Mrs. John Selig Jr host M.N. bridge club and dinner at Evans Hearth. Double Seven Thimble club with Mrs. Ed Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W._Murray
James Blue
John Selig, Jr
M.N. Bridge Club
Evans Hearth
Ed Anderson
Kentucky Street
M. N. Bridge Club
Evans
Kappa Phi
Elizabeth Jacqmain
R. A. Hunt
E. F. Engel
G. E. Middleton
Engagements and society notices from Lawrence and Topeka
Miss Dorothy Blue, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Vernon Blue of Lawrence, and George Arthur Cookinham of Topeka, to wed September 26 at Kappa Kappa Gamma house with Dr Harold G Barr officiating. Attendants include Betty Blue and Frank Cookinham. Post ceremony trip planned, with tea and dinners upcoming. Oak Ridge Farm Bureau and several clubs plan meetings and activities through late September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Blue
James Vernon Blue
Lawrence
George Arthur Cookinham
Topeka
Kappa Kappa Gammai
Harold G. Barr
Betty Blue
Maurice Cook
Kansas City
Ruth Orcutt
Elizabeth Searle
Cookinham
Frank Cookinham
Kappa House
Carl Bowman
Mary Jane Landon
Jean McFarland
United States
Mexico
Blue
D. L. Noone
William Shoemaker
Wilpa Kandt
Maude Eliott
Evans
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau
Kate Toms
John Canary
Orren Stoval
James Rezac
Sarah Toms
James Holliday
Chester Lee
Alfred Simon
Robert Simont
Holliday
Lee
Riverside groups host meetings amid social and bridal events
Riverside Farm Bureau hosts a fall gathering with fourteen members sharing Kansas experiences. Kappa Phi holds a garden picnic with about 75 attendees. Co-Operettes kick off fall with a luncheon for thirty-five members. A birth is announced in Oskaloosa. families celebrate with showers in honor of Pauline Richards. Various bridge parties and club meetings occur, with leaders' reports, gift exchanges, and upcoming tours planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Skinner
Riverside Farm Bureau
Kansas
Fred Brown
L. A. Bearman
Elmer Husted
Haskell
Local Personals Report From Union Area
Charles Martin of the United States Naval Training School in San Diego spent several days with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Bert Jones and other relatives. Dr C F OBryan recovering from a broken ankle plans to return to his office in October. R Stoner leaving for Los Angeles with wife. Miss Alice Cole and Miss Loraine Barack visit family. Etta Anderson returns to Kansas City. Mrs S Kelsall returns to Reno. Mrs C W Hemphill and Mrs Orville Dietzel visit G W Parnell in Oklahoma City. Rosa Corder and other relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
United States Naval Training School
San Diego
Cal
Lawrence
Eo Bert Jones
C. F. O’bryan
OcDean
R. Stoner
Itandue Fe
Los Angeles
Calif
Stoner
Alice Cole
Kansas Y
St. Joseph
Loraine Barack
University
Topeka
Etta Anderson
Kansas
Kelsall
Reno Wade
C. W. Hemphill
Orville E Dietzel
G. W
Fairview District Celebrates Fifty Years Of School History
Fairview community marks the fiftieth anniversary of its school with a poster dinner and program at the schoolhouse. Ed Howard presents a history of early subscription schools, recalls teachers and pupils, and honors four generations who attended the district school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Fairview
Hollencock
McClintock
Therklesen
Charles Howard
Ed Howard
L. D. Howard
Ernest Leary
George Leary
W. D. Welles
Do. E Ralston
Blanton's Ford
William Meairs
G. W. Meairs
J. B. Howard
Ralston
Welcome School
Mary McClintock
Mary Cade
Harry Brass
Lucy Kennedy
Fairview School
C. E. Ralston
Effie Kennedy
California
Pitt Wells
Lottie Stone Gentry
Olin Templin
Lena van Voorhis
iFairview
Wakarusa Congregational Church
Ralston Place
Zachariah Marshall
Louise Koehler Pohl
Lela Newton Cooper
Pohl
Olive Randal
C. O. Bowman
Chester Howard
Mabel Peters
A. R. Kennedy
Nettie Walker Krum
Elroy Ayer
History of Oakridge Farm Bureau by Mrs H G Van Neste
This article recounts the formation of the Oakridge Farm Bureau ladies unit in spring 1924 led by Mrs C S Fairbairn and other charter members. It details initial plans to study millinery, with hat blocks and demonstrations by Ellen Bachelor and Miss Finley from Manhattan College, and the later hiring of Miss Mildred Smith as home demonstration agent in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge
Farm Bureau
Oakridge Farm Bureau
C. S. Fairbairn
H. G. van Neste
Ross Stanwix
Charles Wise
W. R. Stiner
Elmer Wise
F. H. Leonhard
F. H. Jahns
Frank Walters
Maurice Stiiter
Mildred Smith
Douglas County
F. L. Hartman
J. C. Herriott
J. C. Hemphill
John Clevenger
F. W.j Bereiter
R. C. Welborn
Walter Kirby
Frank Breese
H. C. ‘Nunemaker
W. H. Hayden
W. H. Morgan
Alfred Heck
Florence Suiter
Flower Club Planted Gaillardins For Cuarto Centennial
Kansas residents urged to plant gaillardia seeds along festival fences for the Coronado Cuarto Centennial. Lawrence Flower club chairwoman collects surplus seed for distribution to ensure fall planting and next year bloom. The centennial is directed by the Kansas Industrial Development commission with Paul Jones of Lyons as chairman. Also included are grape jelly making tips using ripe grapes and a jelly bag for juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States
D. T. Ransdell
Learnard Avenue
Lawrence
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Paul Jones
Lyons
Community club reflects on a productive year
The group reports growth in home demonstration work with sessions on storage, kitchen remodeling, and crafts. Members enjoyed social events, Christmas activities, and flower exchanges, maintaining about twenty three active members. President Mrs Otto Grant leads a roster of 1940 officers and members including Mrs Fred Alford Mrs F W Bereiter Mrs Gus Brune Mrs John Canary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Grant
Fred Alford
F. W. Bereiter
Gus Brune
John Canary
Edith Collins
H. C. Chamber
Henry Hornberger
J. M. Holladay
C. B. Lee
Robert Laptad
F. H. Leonhard
H. C. Nunemaker
David Perkins
A. R. Reed
William Rice
Neal
Fred Stumbo
Flowers Frame a Homelike Lawn at Glatthaar Residence
The Glatthaar home southwest of Number Six features extensive flower displays visible from road and yard. Mrs. Glatthaar, a charter Haier of the Lawrence Flower Club, cultivates diverse blooms including zinnias, chrysanthemums, geraniums, snapdragons, and water lilies around a knoll garden with a central pool and evergreen borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Glatthaar
Scarlett O’hara
Glatthaar
Coleus
Vince
Mushrooms Featured In Festive Party Menu
Mushrooms take center stage on the party menu with stuffed mushroom bites served over toast. Ingredients include fresh mushrooms breadcrumb stuffing cream and egg yolk, baked briefly in a hot oven and finished with buttered toast triangles. Creamed mushrooms offer a luxury dish using heavy cream and butter.
Kansas Industries Boost to Air Next Sunday
KFAL Salina will air a feature boosting Kansas industries in a 30 minute segment from 1:00 to 1:30 PM. The program highlights Edgar Steel Seal Manufacturing, Lawrence, and airs on 11:20 kilocycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
KFAL
Salina
Edgar Steel Seal “Mfg. Go
Lawrence
Kansas Industries
Mushrooms on Toast With Cream Sauce
Simmer until cream bubbles and thickens then season lightly. Serve on triangles of dry toast and pour the cream over the mushrooms.
Grape Jelly and Spiced Grape Butter Preserved
Instructions outline making grape jelly from fresh juice using Certo with steps for crushing stems washing grapes draining juice and boiling juice with sugar water and Certo. Includes paring, pouring and sealing tips and yields about 11 glasses. Also details for spiced grape butter with pulp skins sugar spices vinegar and constant stirring before canning. Mentions Mrs. G W Moorman Route two.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Farley
Minnie Kahle
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
Frank Haas
Cordley Parent-Teacher Association
Women’s Relief Corps No. 9
American ‘Legion Hall
Bertha White
Lula Warnick
Blanche Dodds
Clemmie Evans
Ida Miller
Ada Lindell
A. R. Olmstead
E. E. Schrader
Susan Denman
Wiedemann
Judith Cotton
Junius Underwood
John Cotton
Dick Barton Tharon Dalton Schrader
Robert Haggart
David Hill
Peter Haggart
Stephen Hill Newton MccClug
John
H. W. Craig
Louise ‘Nelson
Homer Alison
Louise Nelson
Homer. Allison
Mayme Corcoran
William Kollender
Enitore Haverty
Ben Kay
Jay
H. W. ‘Craigson
Harry, Jr
Co-Operettes
Homer Allison
P. D. Olmstead
Tom Holladay
Oskaloosa
Memorial Hospita
James Shepard
Harry Shepard
Pauline Richards
Charles E. Lindell
Miss Richards
Charles Spray
Esther Hird
E. M. Richards
Lindell
Arnold Ransdell
Ambrose Bigsby
Ship Carter
Robert Green
Walter Heck
C. W. Ogle
Lewis Kemp
Chas. Saile
Esther Heck
Katherine Heck
Anne Lindell
Dora Sumner
Lois Riley
Lydia Schaake
Ruth Warren
C. B. Johnson
Fred Rothberger
Eudora
Colonial Tea Room
Ross Barton
Bartlesville
Oklo
Kelvin Hoover
R. McFarland
I. W. Hartley
Floyd Broers
George Gerstenberger
William Mercier
William Miller
Ray Miller
Gilmore Nichols
William Schehrer
Herbert Knipp
Curtis Ruthrauff
Milton Sullivan
Milton Allen
Carroll Gerstenberger
Jack Vincent
Ben Barteldes
Hovey Hanna, Jr
Loring Dalton
Jack Miller
Mise Clementine Hobbs
Nahant
Mass
Hanna
Harold Allen
The
Lawrence Business and Professional Women’s Club
Esther Leigh
Kathleen Wise
Fairview District
Kate, Frank
Joe Corless
Rose Holloway
Hitchcock Mary Cade McClintock
Elroy Ayers
Anna Ayers Lathrop Martin
Marcus Meairs
Sam Howell
Stella Ayers Miller
Franklin Miller
Lucy Carruth
Naymiller
Ruth Hawkins
Georgia Dill
Herrick
Reuben Doolittle
Omar Ayers
Eugene Leary
Miss Stanley
Nettie Tenbrook
J. W.whidden
Carpenter
Della Fish Armstrong
Huron
Ohio
Kate Fish
Colorado
Wro
Altho
Flower Club
Cuarto Centennial
Arthur L. Owen
George Proctor
Harold Bauer
Jan Chiapasso
Teachers Assn
R. K. Glatthaar Place
Charles
Weaver’s
I. Mink
VOGUE
LIFE
Swope
Masa
Bradley Cleaners
de Luxe Cafe
Mase
la. St
Swope’s
Thrifty Service
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Vermont St
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