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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
2
Classified line notes second class matter entry at Scandia Kansas post office under act of Congress March 3 1879 indicating publication eligibility and mailing status.
The article notes Bank of Scandia depositors will cheer a dividend in the Journal issue. It compares spring 1902 to 1901 drought, recounting May rain and a strong corn crop, and references Dr Charles M Sheldon’s visit praising his book In His Steps. It mentions Republic County not in soil listing emergency program.
Marshall called on Mrs. Archie Larson last Tuesday. Eastan visited the Fred Moe home last Tuesday. Lee Bowersox and family visited the D F Hoyshelder home Tuesday afternoon. Eastman helped dig a well last Monday and Tuesday. Bert and Harold Benjamin hosted visitors last Wednesday evening. Rasmussen relatives from Scandia visited the Ralph Rasmussen home Thursday evening. Howard Millen and Janet Rae spent Friday at the Frank Millen home for Grandpa Millen’s 94th birthday. Currie family guests at J K Currie home Thursday evening. Norman Glee Bowersox was sick early last week. Paul Eastman spent last Saturday night and Sunday with his grandparents the Fred Moe home. Bertha Millen guest at Howard Millen home Friday night and Saturday. Currie and Glen Currie hosted guests at the Glen Eastman home Saturday evening. J Myrtie Sanderson, Dale and Norma Jean Coleazier were Sunday guests at Alfred Walker home near Munden. Ed Leavandofsky and Joe Konovalsky families called at the Howard Milton home last Sunday.
Sealed proposals for labor and materials to add to the Scandia High School will be accepted until 1 PM on April 12 1935. Bids must include a $800 bidder's check and comply with federal wage and bonding requirements. The District Board may accept or reject any bid upon state PWA approval.
Teofil Sandell born December 21, 1888 in Fyreled Sweden came to the United States in 1905 and lived on a farm southeast of Scandia. He served in the U S Army during World War I and died March 28 1935 at age 46. He leaves three brothers Axel Gust and Nitusi and five sisters Jennie Anna Lindblade Helga Boquist Emily Lindahl and Hulda Anderson plus many relatives. Funeral services were held March 30 1935 at the family home and Methodist Church with Rev B W Selin officiating the American Legion Post of Belleville aiding in the service. interment at Poplar Grove.
The Daily Lincoln Nebraska State Journal prints late editions after 5 PM and provides rural route coverage from Omaha to Denver. It markets a cheaper yearly rate than other state morning dailies and includes Sunday at a bundled price. Local social notes mention guests at Paul Moe and Roy Thomas homes.
Pleasant Valley community association scheduled for Friday April 5 with a program featuring high school numbers and teachers. Absent last week were Adelene Walden Charles Sandell Elvin Eastman and Irene Nelson. Myra Sherwood attended a Sunday dinner with Mrs Haptonstal near Republic. School to participate in spelling match and track meet Saturday at Belleville.
An old advertisement promotes Williams L K Formula for kidney distress and back pain. It touts sterilizing kidneys, removing germ laden deposits and poisonous acids, and offers a drugstore purchase with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It mentions Hageman and Wires Drug Store and notes dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Thornton Doctor and Lynda Lou.
Miss Deane Hohman works at the Royal Cafe during the absence of Miss Georgina Nelson who is visiting with her parents in Imperial Nebraska.
H H Mahan and Arthur Cardwell sue J J Malik and William J Martinek for 99 75 debt with interest and attach a Dodge motor Hobart generator shaker and other equipment as first lien. Judgment if no answer by April 30 1935. Frank G Spurney attorney. Local notices of sales and social updates follow.
Mrs. E A McGregor and Peggy were in Formosa Wednesday afternoon. Lenora Isaacson spent Friday evening with Matilda McDowell.
Seventh and eighth graders work on displays for the fair. Track team plans to enter county grade school meet in Belleville. Scandia represented at the Belleville Music Festival. Seniors received picture proofs March 29 from Thomas Studio in Belleville. York College girls trio sang in chapel under Mr. Ondway. A fifth grader performed a reading. Lent topic discussed at G R program led by Vivian Nystrom. Prelude by Mavis Freed. hymns Rock of Ages and How Firm a Foundation sung. Officers elected: president Clarence Nelson, vice president Edward Forsberg, secretary James Larsen, treasurer Billy Reece, program chair Loyd Larson, social chair John Nylund, world brotherhood Max Bowersox, Bible study Kenneth Danielson, publicity Vernon Everts. Miss Poage weekend in Kackley. Adam Seandebeur weekend in Belleville with Miss Wilhelmina Wetzel. Neher at revival in Webber Wednesday. Back in school after measles: Mavis Freed, Alice Coldazier, Helen Brown, Wilbur Miller, George Thompson, Irving Street, Raymond Anderson, William Mitchell, Leon Thomas, Kenneth Danielson. Maxine Drovetta, Deane Hohman, Evelyn Brown at Ada Jeandebeur’s Sunday. Fern Johnson stayed with Fern Shotzman Wednesday night. Perfect attendance readers for the month noted.
The excerpt lists three grades with teacher and student names. First grade includes Phae Bottorf Delbert Peterson and Donald Richards. Second grade shows Clarence Berggren Delores Brown Wilma Duncan. Third grade lists Lois Cady and Junior Preble.
Jene Nesmith helped Bill Milner with farm work early in the week. Mrs. Beryl Lash in Halstead Kansas hospital for goitre operation. A social at Highland church planned for Wednesday night April 10 with a program. Two Republic City men in a ditch near chapel overturned their Ford sedan Sunday afternoon and were aided by locals.
New shipment offers glassware including fruit bowls and tumblers and a candy special featuring orange slices this Saturday. Also promotes new summer caps and baseball caps at The Bargain Spot.
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