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PUBLISHED IN THE INIVOLUME XXVlI. PUBLLNARK A NEWS.nMr. and Mrs. Ed. Novak called on his parents, Mr. and*-Mrs. A. Novak,Friday.JRo\ of * _ «Mr. and Mrs. John Chalouhka and i daughter, Laura Marie, spent Sun-day at the A. Brabee home., ! ,hr■ IMrs. Frank K' a-n-cki spent Thttr***- ■ A ]th i -^ t'fA. F. Corny railed on John Cornys J. Friday. * jj~- ■ • 7 i A v*luu | , \I iGrandma Corny spent Friday with ,,n„ her .son, Joe Corny, and family. ! ryi]Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kvasd^ka 1 ^n spent Sunday at the A. W. Kvasumka I,'1*i 4 . ( hrhome. • jlt; MWMr. and Mrs. A. Novak and sons T and Mr. and Mrs. John Klim.a and A .son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.! °f Ed Kubes. I ofClement and Victor Corny spent, wif Friday with their cousin, Stanley1 A Cerny. j Rlt;vLibbio and Blanche Brabec and C ^ Mollie Cerny spent Sunday with Mr. '' rjlp and Mrs. Joe Cerny and family. }1 . _ • - -uLibbie Cerny spent Sunday with Della Rasher.LicorMr. and Mrs. Bert , Lockwood and children, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Perss-nall and family spent Sunday at Elmer Hiatts’.Helen and Mary Saip attended the Teachers’ Association at Salina this week.tcallwrrbartlOr* 7the k?e, PolMiss Hazel Kennedy entertained a number of the - girls at her home oh ec}Thursday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. James Kakin wore Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I Anderson at Narka. i1-nMr. and Mrs Jnn. Harlow wore ( BellevnF’ vilt;itorq Saturday.on/1 rmiClaude Canning has boon on the, sick list the past few days. j ^ 'Mrs. Janov Eiv^rv of PMl'willo was c,°^a Narka visitor Smvkiv at the ITig|gs p'• *.. * - thome.11 FaiMr.. and Mrs. Joe Block a. Mr. and; Mrs. Rjk-h Bazant. Mr. and Mrs. Joe | EazanC Mr. and Mrs, L. D. Likens; . ^ and children spent Sunday at Mr. i |’ct and Mrs. Joe Bazant.the 1Mr. Joe Bazant. Sr.. Mr. Joe Bleeha a i Mr. L. T. Likens. Mr. Bud Bo zap t. and , on Mr. Joe Bazant, Jr., were at Fairbury; En;Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Pomi« Prayther were Haddam visitors Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Elv Frv and -son were Belleville visitors Sunday,T~Robert Bevor was the guest of W. M. PucUett Supday.25si • the JTult;we:Splt;1mopa1Mrs. Max McKenzie , returned Homefrom Haddam, Kas., where she had ASfcs been staying with Imr daughter, Mrs. i ka Hazel Armstrong. Her daughter and Baby returned with her for a few bet weeks* visit. t ^Mr. and Mrs. John Dart and daugh-%ter, Hazel, of Haddam, were the guest? of the Hutcherson bourne on Sunday.wilda''Miss Alchm Hutcherson spent the week end with her mother and sisters.Mr. Frank Kramel returned from a visit with his son Ed, and wife at Kansas City, Friday.pigshlt;anlt;agjeh i gir the Itaia ;Notice—The parties taking the , Me 2-2x4 and 4 mder posts from Roods* weplace are asked to bring them back to pave trouble. Ed Shipman.trcwewkhaMr. and Mrs. Chas Yoder and son Cedric were the guests of Mr. and j Th Mrs. George Horner Sunday and af- j Ha ter dinner they all autoed to Hebron, dy Netir., to visit some of the Narka peo- H* pie who are sick in the hospital at ha that place. MabeMr. and Mrs. J. J. Rouska and j0daughter Arlene spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Pauli-check.The Juniors and Seniors have finished reading a very interesting classic, entitled “The House of Seven Gables”LaSpteiaBeMr. and Mrs. . J. Bouska spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Joseph Bouska and daughter Sophia. ), Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bouska.^ Mrs. Joseph Bouska, Anna and Sophia and George spent Sunday with George S^ip and son at Munden.DOC’S-KRAZY-KORNERPres. Brigham, Cuba State Bank, Says:Speaking of Nourse Oils, great renowTjt,It’s used here by all tjhe farmers1 for miles around.'But be who buys other oils because they are cheap,Has surely cause to weep,And I have noticed the man, Who Nourse Oils does use,Has money in tfce bank,Just like the Jews.urIrise:MiNinefr:fowlavthofS*IrDinemsoatJcMd hto la to
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Narka News
Narka, Kansas, US
Fri, Nov 11, 1921
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