Princess Theatre Reopens With Our Neighbors The Carters
The Princess Theatre resumes showings this Saturday and Sunday with Paramount drama Our Neighbors The Carters depicting a typical American family. Fay Beider, Frank Craven star as Ma and Pa Carter alongside Edmund Lowe Genevieve Tobin and child actors. The rebuilt roof and facilities promise the latest pictures and community support is urged.
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Maple Street
United States
Paramount
Carters
Fay Beinter
Frank Craven
War Department telegram on Republican River report action
The telegram from Harry Woodring says the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors passed on the Republican River report and will submit it to the chief of engineers for decision to ensure prompt action. Harry H. Woodring Secretary of War.
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RE. P. Ahrens
Harry Woodring
Board of Engineers For
Republican River
Chief of Engineers
Harry H. Woodring
Secretary of War
Paint Sale at Haggman and Wires Drug Store
The Haggman and Wires Drug Store starts a three day Paint Sale this Thursday and runs to Saturday evening. The event promises paints for every purpose with low prices and strong value during the spring sale period.
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Haggman and Wires Drug Store
Under New Management at Hampton Danielson Business
Mr and Mrs Harry L Hampton assume control of the Hampton Danielson Funeral Home and Furniture Store promising continued efficient service and an open invitation to patrons to visit the shop.
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Harry L. Hampton
Hampton - Danielon Funeral Thome and
Tekla Brown
Lloyd
Vernon Smith
Marker Lindecrantz
Robert
Theo. Danielson
Silk Rogers Hemmerous Story
A humorous anecdote about a prize scholar's father and a pugilist. The father, confused by a fighter's question about his son John, asks him to tell John to focus on earning money rather than fighting, reflecting student misbehavior and parental concern.
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John
County Wide Conservation Meeting in Scandia
The Scandia Community Club sponsors a county wide meeting on flood control and the Scandia Dam. It will be held Thursday April 11 at 7 30 p m at City Hall Princess Theatre. Citizens are invited to attend and hear about irrigation benefits and progress.
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Scandia Community Club
Scandia
City Hall
Princess Theatre
Scandia City Hall
Patrolman Walker Speaks At Scandia School
Patrolman Walker Norton and Antrim spoke to Scandia School about highway safety as part of Kansas State’s War on Accidents. They highlighted the ABCs of driving be careful be courteous and be alert and urged adherence to the rule limiting front seat riders to three.
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State of Kansas
Scandia
Walker
Norton
Antrim
al Norton
Don Antrim
Kansas
Rudolph
Sam
Delinquent Subscribers Urged to Send Dues
A newspaper reminds readers to settle arrears with the paper. The note acknowledges hard times but urges payment, asking subscribers to check their label and mail the owed amount to avoid further action.
Paint Time Is Here in Spring Shopping Drive
The return of spring brings Cook Paint ads in the Journal over the past month. Sanborn Lumber Co. promotes paint and varnish lines weekly.
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Journal
Sanborn Lumber Co
Scandia Community Club Honors Local Basketball Teams
The Scandia Community Club honored the high school boys basketball team and the grade school county champions with a Thursday evening dinner at the high school, followed by a program led by Supt. Hodges and talks by Coaches Lemon and Rogers. Music numbers and performances by local students capped the evening. Seniors plan an April 6 ice cream social to fund-raise.
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Scandia
Lemon
Rogers
Couney
Fern Thomas
Betty Lhene Larson
Harald Nelson
Miss Buthiman
Gay We All
Scandia High School
Hampton
Pep Girls
Hodges
Home Economic Class II Bakes Cakes for Basketball Feed
The Scandia Community Club hosted a Thursday night basketball feed with contributions from the Home Economic Class II who baked cakes for the event. English III Class plans to publish the April issue of the High News with help from the journalism class assistant. First year typing students prepare the library title and authors file cards.
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Scandia Community Club
High News
Hi Y Happenings Meeting Highlights Crime Prevention Talk
The Hi Y club held its regular meeting last Wednesday with group songs led by Mr. Lemon. Orville Nondort introduced speaker Mr. Helvey who spoke on crime prevention and shared incidents of tracking down offenders before the benediction.
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Hi-Y
Lemon
Orville Nondort
Mr. Helvey
American History Class Explores World War Topics
A class on American history examines World War II and related international relations topics. Students discuss key events, alliances, and outcomes shaping the postwar world.
G. R. Committees Meet on March 27 for Banquet Plans
At the regular G. R. period on Wednesday March 27 the social service and program committees met together to discuss the Mother Daughter banquet and related problems for the month.
Pioneer Resident Died After Long Community Life
Mrs. John Boman 77 a pioneer settler died last Saturday March 30 after living in the community since 1869 She was survived by husband John Boman and two sons Emil and Walter Funeral services were held April 1 at the late home and Methodist church with Rev J E Englund officiating Interment in Riverview Cemetery Hampton Funeral Service in charge
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John Boman
Garage Changes Hand Across Allnut Property
An item of game interest was overlooked last week in the transfer of ownership of the Allnut Garage property, purchased by Archie Isaacson. The transfer took effect as of the week before last.
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Allnut
Archie Isaacson
Homecoming at Pleasant Grove School April 13
Pleasant Grove School hosts its annual Homecoming on Saturday April 13 with a basket dinner and an afternoon program. Former teachers and pupils and their families are invited to attend.
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Pleasant Grove School
Bethany College Choir to Visit Scandia April 12
Bethany College Choir from Lindsborg will give an eight o clock concert at the Scandia Lutheran Church on April 12. Dr Hagbard Brase directs a mix of sacred and secular pieces in English Russian Finnish and Norwegian styles. The program features Christansen arrangements and extends with vocal solos and instrumental pieces by choir members.
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Scandia
Bethany College
Bethany College Choir
Lindsborg
Hagbard Brase
Brase
Christiansen
St. Olaf Lutheran Choir
Luther
Dett
Wood
Arkhangelsky
Brother James Air
Jacobs
Gounod
Luvaas
Erase
Teackesnokoff
Carmony Seeks Republican Nomination for County Clerk
J. F. Jack Carmony announces his candidacy for the office of County Clerk on the Republican ticket. He cites business experience and two years of college as qualifications and plans to campaign across the county for the August Primary. He has lived in Republic County 25 years, with five years in the army and veterans hospitals.
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J. F
Jack) Carmony
Mr. Carmony
Jack
Fice
Carmony
Republic County
Army
Sixth District Republican Convention at Beloit Chooses Elector and Delegates
The Beloit convention elected Chas. Mann from Osborne as Presidential Elector and L C G McNally of Minneapolis with Fred Ferguson of Colby as National Convention delegates. Alternates were G J Archer of Dinsmore and Fred Beeler of Jewell. Congressman Frank Carlson gave the keynote on the New Deal, with various officials and local figures speaking at a large banquet.
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Beloit
Chas. Mann
Osborne
L. CG. McNally
Minneapolis
Fred Ferguson
Colby
Philladelphia
G. J. Archer
Dinsmore
Fred Beeler
Jewell
Alf Landon
John Hamilton
O. O. Osborne
Stockton
Harrison Glidden
Frank Carlson
Robb
Jay S. Parker
Mendenhall
Belleville
Ralph Rodgers
Lincom
Young Republicans
Gomer Davies
Concordia Kansan
Appropriation Bill Up May Aid Scandia Dam Project
A Daily Capital report notes a flood control appropriation of 266 million dollars for consideration. President Roosevelt signaled he would likely sign the bill. If enacted, the Missouri River system including the Scandia Dam could advance, turning local efforts into realized plans.
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Daily Capital
Roosevelt
Missouri River
Scandia
Scandim
Ties for First in Scholastic Contest at Rackley Meet
District 88 and District 48 tied for first with 66 points each at the Rackley field meet. Ribbon winners from 88 include Norma Jean Lervold Earl Melby Russell Lervold Charles Rogers Helen Larson Bobby Larson LaVerne Lervold Gladys Rogers and Alice Rogers. Mrs Elmer Melby Mrs Will Rogers escorted the pupils and their teacher Miss Eina Robison to the event.
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Rackley
Norma Jean Lervold
Earl Melby
Russell Lervold
Charles Rogers
Helen Larson
Bobby Larsen
LaVerne Lervold
Gladys Rogers
Alice Rogers
Elmer Melby
Will Rogers
Eina Robison
Baby Chicks on Display at Swift Produce
Swift Produce led by Joyce Johnson displays 200 baby chicks with brooders. Watering and feeding troughs are on the side and the brooders are heated by an electric light. Visitors are invited to see the chicks and brooders.
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Swift
Joyce Johnson
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Irvin
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Russell Shrader
Ada Jeandebeur
Mankato
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Hays
L. C. McNalley
John Jacob Astor
America
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Astoria
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