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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
5
On April 7 AB Johnson celebrated his 42nd birthday with friends from AB Church at his home but plans were interrupted. A week later on April 14 a reception honored the Johnsons wedding anniversary with music, social talk, a large cake, and a supper by local ladies.
Following is the renewed subscription roster for the Journal since the last issue. Names include Mrs Halda Bengtsen O W Carlson Chris Hansen Seibert Col Carl McDowell Britton Ok S J Nelson Omaha L Gulbrousou Chas Hohman Mrs J L Gui Lost Springs Iris heo Danielson Louis Soderquist Sterling Col FI Warren W H Heaton Kansas City Anton Edlund f W Baker Webber Kas DR McKinzie Noreatur Was rri Hk Larson Levi r Nelson W XK Coldlazier Kastvedt Norway Jensen Norway J i Novak Cuba New subscribers are marked with a star.
The Farmers Elevator Company named Quincey Slosser as president and M Stensads as vice president with Bert Ainsworth as secretary and John Ingebretson as treasurer. Directors include G A Smith, Ingebretson, Ainsworth, Stensons, Y fSastvedt, Quincey Blosser, OQ Hugos. Capital stock is 6000 at 90 dollars per share. A stockholding limit of five shares may be raised. Site issues with the Railway Company are resolved and construction will begin soon.
Mrs. Maxell celebrated her 47th birthday Monday afternoon with a surprised gathering at the Lutheran Church. The event drew many congregants and neighbors who organized a warm reception and supper. A cash gift was presented, reflecting the community’s friendship and appreciation.
A noon ceremony Wednesday April 20 at Mrs Noo Cooper's home united Miss Alisshala Mate Coopers and Mr Ralph W Bowersox Whitman of the United Brethren Church officiated. Relatives attended as a four course dinner and decorations marked the event. The couple will reside in Union Township in a new g room residence. Mr Brigham left for Kansas City on business.
Died at Krackley in April 1910 Mrs Joseph Bloughton aged 70 years born Carlyle Tuscarawas Co Ohio moved to Iowa at eight converted in early youth joined Methodist Church married to Houghton November 24 1861 four children two sons predeceased two daughters Mrs Cora Churchill Concordia and Mrs Grace Cribbs Ness City Kansas with mother in last hours. Funeral at Baptist Church Krackley interment south of town many friends attended. The casket covered with flowers from friends and WRG and Plizhland offerings.
Oscar Bergstrom fell 40 feet from a wind mill tower southwest of town on Wednesday afternoon when a finger was caught in gear. He escaped a fatal fall, but his finger was severely mangled and Sven Garson drove him to town for medical dressing.
Morning offering for church organist at Lutheran Church next Sunday. Evening programs by Luther League with English hymns. Ringes begin at six. Mesday meeting at Mrs Rockbold’s. next gathering at Mrs Callees on Friday April 29. Obituaries and various notices follow.
Frank Hanson, a longtime west county settler, died at his Mt North home near Kackley on Tuesday night April 1. He was 13 years old. The funeral is set for Friday afternoon in Kackley.
The Census Numerator i. io Seeley asks recipients of advance blanks to complete those forms promptly as part of the ongoing data collection effort.
Miss Jennie and Lawrence Thompson left Wednesday for Broken Bow Nebraska where Lawrence has a homestead to occupy. Rev O C Freeman, formerly here, preached at the Swedish Methodist church Tuesday evening. The Ladies Wednesday club of Norway gave a supper for members and families. Rev Johnston went to Clay Center for a preacher’s association meeting. Oscar Anderson reports arrival in Sanger California. Andrew Wilson visited from Fairbury for a few days. Quincy Blosser and IL Blosser left for a business trip to Denver. Mrs Elen Loring and Ar a Coleman visited Belleville Wednesday. Mr Sohn G Isaacson sold hogs to Suomersend Song. Dr Neott of Norway was a Scandinavia visitor.
Social dance at Hungry Hollow scout house draws youth. upcoming dance planned. Horse tied incident at Hungry Hollow schoolhouse injures no one. buggies damaged. Local residents report travel, car purchases, and visits to Concordia and Denver. Community notes include meetings at the church and multiple local names.
In Republic County Probate Court on April 19 1910 Letters Testamentary with Will annexed were issued to Tilda B Isaacson Administratrix of the John G Isaacson deceased estate and she has duly qualified as such.
Homer notes how Odysseus servants kissed his head shoulders and hands and which class did so while others only shook hands. In Rome heads hands tunics feet salutes reflected rank. Diocletian then began the kiss of honor awarded by the emperor for public merit akin to modern decorations.
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