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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
10
Mrs Dan Reed of 1100 Kentucky street won the Market Basket prize this week for her patty shells recipe. The method uses cake flour baking powder salt shortening cold water and muffin tins to yield 12 to 14 shells three inches wide baked at 450 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes. Next week’s prize seeks a Brown Betty recipe.
This excerpt extols potatoes as a versatile staple and outlines simple methods for boil plain potatoes until fluffy and white, fluffy mashed potatoes with butter and warm milk, and a potato souffle. It also provides a stuffed potato recipe using cheese and paprika, baked until cheese melts.
Roy Lawrence Market lists fresh pork and lamb cuts with prices such as pork sausage at 20 cents per pound and lamb legs while supplies last. Also offers homemade sausage rolls, pork ribs, brains, loin roast, tenderloin, home rendered lard, and lamb patties at 30 cents per pound. Bring your bucket for 3 pounds of lard.
The Weaver area community notes a weekend filled with visits to cabins and dinners with numerous families from Gardner City Lawrence Eudora and Kaw Valley. Attendees include the Neis Knake Strobel Edelbrock and Reusch families along with many relatives visiting the state fair in Topeka and Wellsville. Phylis and Roger Strobel visited grandmother Erma Strobel, while the KU sorority pledged Ruth Neis.
Sigel events include visits from W W Grist and family to Eldorado and to Lawrence to retrieve son John at university. Local 4 H booth wins fourth at Hutchinson State Fair, with prior first and fourth at Topeka and Big Springs fairs. A new store planned by former Sigel residents Taylor Petefish and wife on New Jersey street. Numerous gatherings hosted by Mrs Wilson Martin and others, missionary society at Clinton Presbyterian church, Farm Bureau at Mrs Edd Steele's, and a Friday community meeting to continue monthly sessions. Various visits from Lawrence residents and a planned Frances Willard program at the schoolhouse with Naomi Light speaking on India costumes and customs.
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