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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
7
Autumn brings oysters with half shell and relish sauces, oyster cocktails, fried oysters, creamed and fricasseed varieties, and baked bluefish dressing. The article includes home preparation steps and tips, plus local social notes from Centenary M. E. church events, meetings, and townsfolk updates.
Mrs. Tli Bushey recovers at home on Elm street from a severely twisted knee suffered last Thursday while entering a car. Freddie Shirk returns from Pittsburgh with a truckload of goods. Mr Parker, ill for weeks on North Sixth street, is much improved.
Mrs Clifford Rogers of Chap Tan visited Mrs William Mertz from Thursday to Sunday. Kansas City guests Mr and Mrs Arthur Kraus with their mother Mrs Burletta Kraus called Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Ira Everley left Monday for Washington DC after a week with relatives. The WITY club hosted a dinner at the Adams home with autumn flowers and five table bridge. High score prize went to Mr Kohler. Mrs Waik-
The report lists consolation and traveling prizes awarded at a club event. It records attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lothholz and Mrs. Minnie Jones, plus numerous couples and guests. Travel and hosting plans are noted for Mrs. Ethel Bohnsack and various relatives visiting or returning home to Kansas communities.
Mrs Gerald Irwin of Almenda visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Sullivan along with Miss Georgetta Sullivan and Mrs Glenn Dodder. Laurine Long visitors to Kansas City and Lawrence last week. Rev and Mrs Pritchett and Dorothy Jean were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Burton.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Rudy of Kansas City spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs George Sullivan. Mrs Frank Karnes and new baby daughter Dorothy returned home from Stormont hospital Saturday. Funeral services for Alvy Coleman who died Sunday morning in St Francis hospital in Topeka were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Methodist church in Overbrook.
SIGEL Mr and Mrs L L O Meara drove to Perry Friday to meet Edith O Meara who teaches at Onaga high school this year. Clinton Sunday school plans a picnic on September 28 at Browns Grove. Mr and Mrs William Johnson and Richard Johnson joined Mr and Mrs Lauren Plummer of Overbrook in Pittsburg Sunday.
From top to bottom of this market list, fine quality foods at low prices. Cai 3 ta Pancake Flour, Raisins 2 lbs 19 cents, Baker's Vanilla Extract bottle 5 cents, Baker's Chocolate can free per pound 18 cents, Honey new crop.
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