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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
2
A period notice from Scandia Kansas referencing establishment in 1871 and entry as second class matter at the post office under the Wander the Act of Congress March 3 4679.
Observation Tower reports Representative Harold McGugin pressuring the Wirt investigation's three Democratic members while promoting strong party politics. Hoover's motives for a leadership survey in the Republican committee remain unclear amid talk of a Hoover Landon ticket.
A compilation of light items and community notices from North American papers. Includes editor musings on life, a poem fragment, jokes about radios, and a long list of local visits and guests across Courtland Randall and surrounding areas with multiple families hosting gatherings and meals over a weekend.
A quirky list of imagined crooner titles surfaces in a playful line about forthcoming music, with references ranging from The Old Kraut Jar to Grandma Lit the Fire. The passage conjures nostalgic humor and suggests a lighthearted, music‑tinged humor tone.
Dr. C. V. Haggman departed Sunday and travels to St. Louis Missouri to attend a medical convention for the week.
Mrs. Hannah notes Granere was a business visitor in Belleville Friday. Miss Lois Hiatt of Lincoln Nebraska was weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. H E Rosene and Marvin.
Mrs H G Hahn and Lois Ann spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Algor Anderson. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hay Sr spent Monday afternoon in Belleville with Mr and Mrs Loren Howe. Mrs Walter Berry and Max were Friday afternoon guests of Mrs Oscar Norgard. Miss Olive Kallman is employed at the home of Mrs Ida Johnson and Oscar.
Carl V. Anderson, ill with a complication of ailments, was taken Saturday to Mumford hospital in Belleville where he remains in critical condition.
Mrs Walter Brand attended a Monday visit hosted by Mrs Walter Berry. Marcus Benson remains ill at home with mumps. A M Sanborn Lumber Co listed. Mr and Mrs August Rasmussen were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie Rasmussen and family Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson and Mr and Mrs Horton Johnson visited Theodore Anderson on Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ward with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hillery. Other supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hahn and Lois Ann.
Mr and Mrs John D Larson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dewey Squires and John Dewey. Guests of Miss Beulah Anderson Friday evening were Mr and Mrs Donald Wahlstrom Miss Maxine Muth and Miss Anna Larson.
Patient testimonial from Alice Burns claims thirty years of constipation eased after Adlerika. Advises readers to consult Hageman and Wires Druggists for the remedy.
Miss Edna Stinson and Mr Curtis Moore were guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Simonds at Sunday gathering. Mr and Mrs George Dooley moved to their new home in Rydal Wednesday. Mr Ora Ball opened and took possession of the Rydal store on opening day Friday. Dewayne Johnson visited Joyce Johnson for dinner Sunday. Mrs Herbert Mikesell spent several days last week at Frank Mikesell home. Miss Eunice Lundblade is ill and cannot teach at Dist 9 this week. Mrs Melvern Tallent will finish teaching the school term. Miss Mary Kallman visits Hardy Nebraska this week with Mr and Mrs Leon Taylor. Mr and Mrs Robert McKee of Fairbury L D Peets of California and F H Peets and wife of Lovewell were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charley Bottorf.
Mrs. Adelia Larson and family hosted Sunday dinner for Clarence Laura and Delores with Roy Thomas family. Chester Anderson Bert Haggman and Helen joined and visited Mrs. Anderson's mother in Kerwin.
Mrs Floss Simon Mrs Conrad Sederlin Mrs Ellene Sederlin and Eugene and Mrs Ches ter Anderson were guests of Mrs Ruby Larson Thursday at the Lutheran Wheel. Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson were guests at the Arthur Anderson home Monday. Mr and Mrs Halsey Barber and Jack visited El Reno Sederlin Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Conrad Florell Marvin Loren and Frances and Francis Palecek were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Aaron Carlson and family. Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson and Alfred were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson Thursday evening.
Olaf Strom of Republic spent Monday afternoon in Scandia, engaging in local activities and visiting area sites. He appeared relaxed and greeted residents during his stop.
Mrs Emma Gunter and Mr and Mrs Raymond Burns and children of Manhattan were Monday dinner guests of Mrs Belle Etter.
The grade honor roll announces names for seven grades. First grade lists Carl Selin Eldora Coleman and Joyce Nichols. Second grade includes Ronald Clark Margaret Jensen Junior Preble and Gloria Lee Nelson. Third grade names Lawrence Nelson Betty Lee Johnson Norma Jean Richards Charles Green Arlie Brown and Jean Goodwin. Fourth grade lists Donna Jean Christie and Paul Albro. Ada Mae Isaacson is an honorable mention. Fifth grade includes Alice Jane Ewing Anna Marie Jensen and Verlee Reece. Sixth grade lists Alice Goodwin and Luella Green. Bobby Ewing is an honorable mention in seventh grade.
Henry H. Van Natta announces his candidacy for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket subject to the August primary voter will.
H. P. Coombs announces candidacy for reelection as County Clerk of Republic County, subject to the Democratic primary in August. The notice is filed for the county party race and signals continued service in the clerk’s office.
Marvin E Larson declares candidacy for Republic County superintendent of public instruction on the Democratic ticket subject to the August primary election.
J A Andy Moore declares run for sheriff of Republic county on the Republican ticket seeking a second term subject to primary voters.
A Republican ticket result shows WM. R. Good winning the clerk district court race for the August primary.
Frank G. Spurney declares candidacy for Republic County Attorney as a Republican for a second term subject to August primary election.
The Register of Deeds candidate Mollie Hadachex announces re election bid on the Republican ticket subject to the August primary in Republic County.
Republic County residents vote in the Republican primary to select candidate for county treasurer. CHAS J SKALA is listed as a contender on the ballot for the August 7 primary.
Nels P. Florell is listed as a candidate for Clerk of Court in Republic County on the Democratic ticket subject to the August primary.
A clerk announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket. He references the August primary and mentions F. (Jack) Carmony as the party formary.
Legals notice from Republic County Kansas Probate Court lists Hannah Christina Granere as executrix of Carl Frederick Granere deceased. Claims against the estate must be presented within one year from April 18 1934 or be barred. Executrix April 13 1934.
Mrs W F Farlee hosted a six o clock dinner Saturday at her home in honor of Mrs Alfy Tingstrom whose birthday fell that day. Guests included Mr and Mrs Tingstrom and their sons and Claude and John Tingstrom. Mrs Lida Trent of Thermopolis Wyoming visited Friday with Agnes Albro.
Mrs WwW Fr Farlee visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alfy Tingstrom and sons. Sunday evening guests of Mrs Helen Mosher and Zella in Belleville were Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin, Mr and Mrs Clarence Mahan and family, and Victor Bergeren.
Mrs Emmanuel Linden and Maurine and Mr and Mrs Harl Tebow spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Lavern Linden near Republic.
Mr and Mrs C K McGregor and sons of Jansen Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Cleo Brewster were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Gottfrid Larson and Paul and Robert Brewster Mr Brewster accompanied the McGregors home for a few days.
Local ad warns customers to expect leaks as rain approaches. Mentions Master Coat Roofing and Mahan & Cardwell, implying services or endorsements for roof repairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Perry and Mrs. Earl Cahill were business visitors in Concordia Saturday afternoon. A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co. advertised gladiolus bulbs at 19 cents a dozen, regular price 50 cents.
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