Local Social Notes and Advertisements Highlight Visits and Homecoming
A roundup of small town social updates includes Herbert Goodwin visiting Sherman Robison for a few days, homecomings at Little Brick School, and multiple families touring Concordia and Edgar Nebr. Residents Johnson Beck Kallman, Hillery, and Sederlin visit friends in Jewell and Edgar. Local commerce promotes blooming plants for Easter and Sanborn Roofing materials.
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Herbert Goodwin
Sherman
Robison
Local families host meals and visits across Kansas towns
Mrs Henry Rosene and Marvin visited in Salina on Thursday. Betty Lee Johnson spent the weekend in Belleville visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs N B Cooper were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Ray Tingstrom and Jean. Mr and Mrs Adolph Nelson and family attended Palm Sunday services at Ada Lutheran. Mr and Mrs D Hassler visited with Mrs Ray Tingstrom. Oscar Johnson was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Nathan Isaacson and family. Mrs Emil Isaacson Mrs Nathan Isaacson and Oscar Johnson were in Belleville Wednesday afternoon. Irvin Norman and Opal Currie were Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl McDowell and family in honor of Harold Chester's first birthday.
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Mrs. N
Cooper
Ray Tingstrom
Jean
Adolph Nelson
Ada Lutheran Church
Oscar Johnson
Nathan Isaacson
Emil Isaacson
Belleville
Irvin
Norman
Opal Currie
Carl McDowell
Harold Chester
Concordia Visitor Spends Weekend with Miss Inga Rydell
Miss Ruth Sallman of Concordia spent the weekend with Miss Inga Rydell, enjoying social visits and local hospitality during the stay.
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Concordia
Ruth Sallman
Inga Rydell
Local social notes mention several visits and gatherings
Mr and Mrs Howard Millen supper guests of Mr and Mrs Russel Nystrom in Republic Friday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasmussen and family and Mr and Mrs Leslie Rasmussen and family were Sunday dinner guests of Laurie Rasmussen. Mrs Alfred Walker Marilyn and Alice Colelazier were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs M Sanderson. Union attendees joined a Pleasant View homecoming Saturday. Mrs Howard Millen and Janet Rae visited C I Banks Saturday. Horton Johnson called at A F Goodwin home Sunday. Men spent Wednesday setting posts for a cemetery fence replacing the hedge.
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Howard Millen
C.I. Banks
Horton Johnson
A. F. Goodwin
Closing Day Activities Include Supper and Program
The notices describe a closing day on Friday April 19 with a 5:30 p m basket supper and an 8:00 p m program. Absentees last week were Elvin Eastman John Freed and Wendell Rydwall due to measles. Adelene Sandell won eighth grade spelling at Rey public Saturday morning. Waldren Sandell placed second in fifth grade spelling. Eugene Rynvall Adelene and Charles Sandell Forest Johnson and Trene Nelson won ribbons at the track meet in Scandia Saturday. Miss Clarice Nelson spent Sunday night with Mrs Amanda Brandetrom and Mr Horton Johnson helped with the Easter cantata.
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Elvin Eastman
John Freed
Wendell Rydwall
Adelene Sandell
Rey
Waldren Sandell
Eugene Rynvall
Adelene
Charles Sandell
Forest Johnson
Trene Nelson
Scandia
Clarice Nelson
Amanda Brandetrom
Horton Johnson
Weekend Socials Roundup At Local Homes
Saturday evening guests included John Nystromnd Reynold and Aaror Johnson families with L G Nystrom and others. Sederlin attended Eastern Star dinner in Belleville Friday. Re Downing visited Joyce Johnsons for Sunday dinner. Hilda Hulda Edlund and Florence Melson joined Rev Selin family for Sunday dinner. Jeandebour and Jeandebeur households hosted Ada Vivian Ady and Nystroms in Belleville Concordia. Fredell family from Mankato visited Rachel Vincent on Sunday. Belleville Greenhouse advertises Easter blooms.
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John Nystromnd Reynold
Aaror Johnson
L. G. Nystrom
Lois Jean
Mary West
ElRene Sederlin
Conrad. Sederlin
Eastern Star
Belleville
Hilda Edlund
Hulda Edlund
Florence Melson
B. W. Selin
Carl
George Jeandebeur
Ada
Vivian Ady
Vivian Nystrom
Concordia
Kansas Mud Beyond Scenic Wonders
A nostalgic verse laments preferring miles of soft wet Kansas mud over grand gardens mountains seas or urban sights. The speaker contrasts idealized nature with flat plains and the repeated lure of muddy fields.
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Kansas
Citizens Military Camp Plans Announced By Army
Major General Stuart Heintzelman announced summer Citizens Military Training Camps to enlist about four thousand young men from this area for one month. Applicants undergo physical exams. those meeting standards attend camps with travel and all expenses paid by the government. No obligation for future service.
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Stuart Heintzeljan
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Nebraska
Tax Returns Due Deadlines Highlighted for 1934 Income
A state tax warning from C. C. Cogewell notes that all 1934 income tax returns must be filed by April 5 to avoid penalties. The notices emphasize that penalties include five percent plus one percent for each month late, with Monday’s date referenced for filing.
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C.C. Cogewell
State tax penalties and late returns urged by officials
After April 15 but within 60 days, penalties and interest apply when taxes are not paid. About six state men are reviewing 1933 returns to prevent evasion. Cogswell urged individuals and firms to file on time to avoid penalties. Individuals with net incomes of 750 or more, married persons with 1500 or more, and all corporations must file. State income tax reported on April 56 was 395 103, up from 257 424 last year, an increase of 137 426.
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Cogswell
Hints and Helps for Farm and Home on Kansas Topics
Kansas State College experts advise terrace ditching for easy maintenance and correct fertilizer use on potatoes in Kaw Valley. Extension engineer Hal Bier stresses proper drainage, while agronomist H E Myers prescribes a 1 2 ratio of nitrogen to phosphoric acid for about 22 pounds nitrogen and 44 pounds phosphoric acid per acre. Dairyman W H Martin notes milk consumption trails recommendations, urging higher intake of milk for children and adults.
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Hal F. Bier
Kansas
State College Extension Service
Kaw Valley
College Agron, Mist
W.H. Martin
Kansas State College
Kansas State College experts discuss farming tips and drought impact
Horticulturist Balch warns hotbeds need morning airing and evening coverings to protect plants from temperature swings. Agricultural economist Grimes predicts more farmers will seek credit for the season due to drought. Poultry expert Warren stresses feathering quality in market chickens as prices hinge on this trait. Livestock specialist Bell advises pig feeding strategies tied to feed availability and future prices. Dural engineer Glass notes soil erosion risks from washed topsoil on sloping land. Extension agent Aldous urges use of temporary pastures to guard permanent pastures next year.
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Walter B. Balch
Kansas State College Horticulturist
Kansas State
Kansas
Kansas .State College
F. W. Bell
Kansas State College
F.W. Bell
Kanas
John S. Glass
Kansas State ‘College
Oats Best Temporary Pasture for Early Spring Planting
An agronomist advises oats as the best temporary pasture crop for early spring planting in eastern Kansas. Where oats are unavailable, winter wheat may be used. A mix of oats and about ten pounds of Korean lesperea provides a good temporary pasture option.
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College Agronomist
Kansas
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Mrs. Horton
Johnson
Little Brick School
Axel Smith
Leo
Edith Norris
Ralph .Cooper
Sherman Robison
Charley Bottorf
Rydal
Gene .Nelson
Evelyn
Ed ‘Kallman
George Dooley
Frank
Beck
Verle
Mary Kallman
Edgar, Nebr
Belleville Greenhouse
Frank Dickerhoof
J. D. Carney
Conrad Sederlin
Robert Nitty
Family i
Jewell
F T. Davis
Melvin Hillery and Son
Sanborn
Sanborn Lumber Co
Nebraska City
Nathan’ Garber
Nebr
Regis’ Sigsbee
Cecil’ Brand
Ben DeNoyer
Melvin Hillery
H.G. ‘Hahn
Lois Ann
John ~Heimerich
Audrey Tedrow
J. T. Davis
A. M. Sanborn Lumber ‘Co
Peggy McGregor
Regis Sigsbee
Martin Larson
Henry ‘Rosene
Marvin
Salina
Betty Lee Johnson
Mrs. D. Hassler
Union Valley
Pleasant Valley
RE. Downing
Joyce Johnson
C. KF. Jeandebour
Fred Fredell
Mankato
Rachel Vincent
Citizens Military Camp
K. S.C
A. E
Aldous
Courtland Pictures Ltd
Courtlaid,Kansas
Joan’ Crawford
Clark Gable
Robert. Montgomery
Anderson Garage
THE
Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
Positor
Courtland,, Kansas
Worle
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
the Hammer Grocery
Travelers Motor Oil
Reliance Motor Oil
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