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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
5
A long list of local visitors and hosts highlights a busy week. Friends and relatives, including Florell, Lundblade, Tornquist, Florell and Nelson families, gathered for birthdays, Easter visits, and weekend meals, with many residents hosting and traveling to Concordia, Lindsborg, and Manhattan for religious services and family occasions.
American Airlines stewardesses, all registered nurses, maintain a weight limit of 118 pounds while flying New York to Chicago routes. They endorse a fruit heavy breakfast and note canned fruit equals fresh in nutrition, with menus featuring juice bouillon, sandwiches, salads, and fruit aboard.
ASSERT YOUR PEP Health is a given quantity. Williams S L K Formula is recommended by your druggists for biliousness dyspepsia gassy stomach distress after eating heartburn sour stomach acidosis constipation sick headache rheumatism lame back irritated bladder and general weakness with loss of pep. Your druggist is our friend. Hagginian and Wires Drug Store sell and guarantee it. Social notes mention Mr and Mrs Carrel Anderson Judith visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Henry. Mrs Henry Rosene visited by her son Russell Rosene and Miss Dawna Harvey in Kansas City. Miss Mabel Berggren and Miss Ruby Sundine visited Mr and Mrs W P Shivers and family.
Hens' egg production is influenced by housing and handling conditions says Kansas State College expert D C Warren poultry geneticist. The farm purchasing power index rose from 48 in mid February 1933 to 64 in the second week of February 1934, still below pre war levels.
Marvin Rosene made a business trip to Lawrence over Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schwahn of Lawrence and Earl Schwahn spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson and family.
An advertisement urges readers to use Adlerika for dull blotchy complexions alleging toxins clogged the bowels are removed by a single dose. The pitch presents Adlerika as quick acting, gentle and safe from Haggman and Wires druggists.
Mr and Mrs Henry Leveke and Mrs Gladys Woods of Courtland were Easter dinner guests of Miss Josie Fullen. Mrs Orville Nichols recently operated on for appendicitis at St Joseph hospital in Concordia returned home Monday.
Mrs Walter Preble and Marceil and Miss Dorothy Aspegren spent Sunday afternoon in Belleville with Mr and Mrs Wm Slopansky. Mr and Mrs H E Coleman and family were dinner guests Sunday evening of Mr and Mrs Carl Reece.
Edwin White was a dinner and supper guest of Mr and Mrs Carl McDowell Sunday. Mr and Mrs H E Coleman were afternoon guests. Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Emmanuel Linden. Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson visited Harry Hohman. Mrs Walter Anderson and Leanor visited Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs Paul Doctor, Mrs Grant Berggren, Agnes Albro, Helen Hoell, Frances Florell and C E Albro spent Thursday afternoon in Concordia.
Miss Opal Currie Jeannette Ahrens and Harry Moller spent Sunday afternoon in McPherson visiting Mr and Mrs Henry D Porter Miss Marie Moller and Miss Faith Green also joined Mrs Porter and Miss Moller who are sisters of Mr Moller. Mr and Mrs Conrad Florell were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R E Phenix in Concordia Sunday.
Mrs Ada Aspegren Dorothy and Norma and Mrs Melvin joined Hillery for a Saturday afternoon gathering in Concordia.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson in a social gathering.
Abilene resident Miss Erma Davis spent Sunday with friends in Scandia while J R Stofer and Louis shared Monday in Concordia. Ed Olson and family visited Belleville on Thursday evening with Gene Nelson. Ben Johnson of Talmo, a bank field representative, spent Saturday with Adolph Nelson. Marvin Rosene vacationed in Lincoln Nebraska with W E Hiatt and family. The Sothers, Walter Gilmore and Dorothy were in Belleville Friday afternoon. Martin Dahl Breda Lovewell joined Mrs May White with Glen Housholder family for Sunday dinner. Wilma and William Johnson of Rackley visited Scandia on business Saturday. Frank Bettis of San Diego is visiting A M Bettis and local friends. Joe Gray and Harold Wilkies families spent Sunday in Concordia. Hershel Kannier of Topeka spent the weekend with local friends.
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