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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
7
Mrs Chan Cullers and Helen spent Tuesday at Kackley. Concordia visitors Edgren and Edna Moe called on locals. Social visits abound as families gather across Scandia, Belleville, Republic and Courtland with church and hospital news, plus a baseball opener set for Courtland and Scandia.
Local items report sick lists and returns to work at Allnutt’s Garage, visits between Beloit Jamestown and Pittsburg, relocations and farming activity, road work on Kansas Avenue hill, a grammar program at city hall, a 63rd birthday celebration, and an extended quote on tolerance by Helen Keller.
Miss Blanche Burns spent Sunday with Elda and Glada Erickson. Carl Hammer and Mrs. Hammer visited Belleville at the Hyde home. John Botts Garber were in Belleville Saturday visiting Elwood West. Ray Tingstrom spent late last week in St. Louis with Mr. Tingstrom. Carl Hammer and Mrs. Henry Nystrom attended C. O. Hugo s funeral in Concordia today. The U and I Art Club met with Mrs. J. R. Storer and elected officers for the coming year: C. C. Cullers president S. J. Summer vice president E. M. Boggess secretary Oberia Ryan treasurer. Next meeting with Mrs. Summer on April 30.
Strand Bross advertises transfer work and grain hauling services with contact at phone 2719.
Warning issued for visitors to the Scandia Sand and Cement Works plant to avoid meddling with equipment during workers absence. Theodore Anderson returns from Concordia hospital after an eye injury from a hammering accident. a corneal cut required stitches and may affect vision. Robert Doctor visits Manhattan home. senior play at city hall tonight titled The College Widow promises lighthearted entertainment.
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