Tulsa Woman Visits Her Family in Oklahoma
Mrs. R. S. Saunders of Tulsa Oklahoma is visiting her mother Mrs. Catherine Watkins and her sisters Abs. FL H. Roberts and Mrs. J. A. Henson.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
7
Mrs. R. S. Saunders of Tulsa Oklahoma is visiting her mother Mrs. Catherine Watkins and her sisters Abs. FL H. Roberts and Mrs. J. A. Henson.
A society gathering commemorated the founding with a banquet and pink and white decorations. Revoked: several guests and members attended, a birthday cake centerpiece, and notices of dues and church events. Mrs Joy Ellis announced the wedding of Agnes Joy to Glenn Fits at a home ceremony.
In a string of brief social items, residents including Mrs Randolph, Mrs DeHart, Mrs Arthur Weaver, ALD Weaver, and Miss Aya Bair are noted for visits and day trips in Kansas City, Ottawa, Lin Reed, and Wan City. Measurements of travel and attendance at gatherings are highlighted amid community life.
Topeka man Ernest Newlin pleaded guilty in Lawrence court after a single speed trap yielded the only arrest. He paid fines and costs as the case closed. In other notices, an inspector from Kansas City is to visit soon, with dairy and milk workers likely to be inspected under the new ordinance.
Fragmented OCR reads like a vintage cookbook page with unclear steps for kidney dishes and a pea puree. It outlines washing and preparing kidneys, rolling in flour, frying in fat, simmering, and serving with raisins, walnuts, and lemon. Also included are references to heart preparation and a tangled set of instructions for making a barley dish and puree.
Obscure text discusses companionship between father and son, growth over years, and shared fortunes. Mentions a Derby Grain Co and Missouri coal, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. No definite event or outcome can be determined.
The Budget staff reports strong progress this year as plans for extra editions and subscriptions unfold. They aim to improve quality, offset rising costs, and compete for top honors in the annual Kansas State Agricultural College journalism contest, seeking first place after two years of third.
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