Chad Hanna at Princess Theatre a Technicolor must see
The film Chad Hanna directed by Walter Edmonds and starring Henry Fonda Dorothy Lamour and Linda Darnell will screen at the Princess Theatre Saturday and Sunday nights. The Technicolor feature from 20th Century Fox is linked to the early cinema era with vaudeville roots and includes Fox Movietone News and a Merrie Melody Color Cartoon Sniffles Bells The Cat. Next week brings Torrid Zone with Ann Sheridan James Cagney and Pat O'Brien.
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Theatre End
20Th Century-Fox Technicolor
Chad Hanna
Walter D. Edmonds
Princess Theatre
Saturday Evening Post
Henry Fonda
Dorothy Lamour
Linda Darnell
Technicolor
Fox Movietone News
Sniffles Bells the Cat
Ann Sheridan
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Hard Rock Harrigan at Princess Theatre Next Week
George O Brien stars in Hard Rock Harrigan shown Tuesday and Wednesday at the Princess Theatre with a Colorado River Aqueduct backdrop. The film features a husky drill boss duel alongside Fred Kohler and promises fast action and thrills. A Fox Terrytoon cartoon will also be shown.
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George O’brien
Princess Theatre
Hard Rock Harrigan
Colorado River
Fred Kohler
Fox Terrytoon
May Breakfast Ends Year With YWCA Event
The YWCA hosts its annual May Breakfast on Thursday May 1 in the school auditorium. Breakfast is served at 7:00 AM sharp in a joint meeting with the Girl Reserve followed by installation of new officers. Members are asked to wear white dresses and attend in large numbers.
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Barbers and a Dentist
A humorous Will Rogers tale compares barbers and a dentist. The narrator recalls a barber who talked much before a wedding anniversary celebration. Another man quits his barber after hearing about horse races and prize fights, moving to a dentist who gives gas before he begins.
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E’s
le Lassarican News Features, Inc
Adams to Speak at Scandia Community Club Meeting
The Scandia Community Club will hold its April meeting at the Masonic Hall on Monday night April 28 at 8 p.m. County Agent H. J Adams will discuss the Farm Bureau and 4-H work and show slides. All men and women in the community are invited.
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Scandia Community Club
Masonic Hall
J Adams
Farm Bureau
Ninety Six Years Old Beloit Birthday Honor
Mrs. Mary Thierolf celebrated her 96th birthday in Beloit with family present including daughters Mrs. C. E. McKimson and Mrs. George Luckey, granddaughter Mrs. Howard Edwards, and a great grandson John Edwards. Though confined to her room by a fractured hip in recent years she remains in good health. A Kansas resident for nearly six decades, she previously lived at Solomon Rapids before Beloit.
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Beloit
Mary Thierolf
C. E. McKimson
George Luckey
Howard Edwards
John Edwards
Thierolf
Kansas
Solomon Rapids
Appointed to Board Co. E. Albro Joins Selective Service Panel
E. Albro is named to the county Selective Service Board replacing the retired Wm. Slopansky. The community lauds Albro as a fine man and expects him to give the body a square deal in all decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Albro
Selective Service Board
Wm. Slopansky
Clarence Albro
Antiques On Display Stir Old Memories In Window
Jake Weislogel showcases a complete child’s steel stove with pipe and a flat iron in his window. Also featured is an old dash churn that evokes boyhood memories. The note recalls a past thrashing for refusing to churn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Weislogel
Jake
Why Buy Fertilizer Why Buy Fertilizer in Kansas Creek Feed
Purely local inquiry from Geary County asks why farmers buy fertilizer and feed cattle in the creek. Kansas State College extension soil conservationalist L. I. Willongay says the practice may keep feed lots clean but wastes fertility. Manure carries plant food and essential organic matter improving soil condition and water absorption. Mr. Horn feeds cattle on fields to avoid wasting farm fertility.
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Geary
L. I., Willongiay
Extension Service
Soil Conservationist
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Horn
Music teachers to attend M. E. N. Convention in Wichita
Miss Irma Dietrich and Eugene Tice of Scandia will attend the Music Educational National Convention in Wichita April 16 to 19. Dietrich will sing in the convention chorus and Tice will perform in the orchestra and band. They plan to bring back ideas for Scandia high school music education.
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Irma Dietrich
Eugene Tice
Scandia
Wichita
Dietrich
Tice
Scandia High School
United States
Senior play Its A Long Lane set for May fifth at school
The high school will present the three act comedy drama Its A Long Lane on May fifth in the auditorium. The cast has nine students five girls and four boys with Miss Dietrich and Miss Jessie Nichol directing. The program includes solos and a girls trio with piano and band accompaniments.
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At & P.m
Y W C A Treasures and Hobbies Show At High School
On April 17 the Y W C A sponsored a treasure show in the high school auditorium with Mrs. Arthur Freed in charge. Exhibits included pottery, copper, elephants, buttons, Persian shawls, cloths, old Bibles, daguerreotypes, and more some aged up to 1400 years. About 100 attendees heard performances by Betty Irene Larsen Mavis Freed Virginia Paul and Eldred Freed and light refreshments followed.
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Arthur Freed
Norma Notch
Belleville
Betty Irene Larsen
Mavis Freed
Reading
Virginia Paul
Oh Susanna
Shortnin
Junior Ag Activities Include Calves Vaccinated and Sheep Demonstrations
The Junior Ag program reports calves vaccinated against black leg by students of Scandia and organized farm demonstrations at Don Charles farm near Republic City. FE EK Elling of Kansas State College led the event sponsored by the Farm Bureau. Sophomores viewed the same docking and shearing demo at Bennie Lasin's farm east of Norway. Pest Eradication Contest, sponsored by F F A, awarded to Allen Larson with Irvin Nondorf second. Rats mice and sparrows killed total 123. Glenn Larson works on a large chest refinishing project in six week period.
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Scandia Agriculture Department
Don Charles
Republic
The
Farm Bureau
FE. EK. Elling
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Bennie Lasin
Norway
Allen Larson
Irvin Nondorf Wiring
Scandia Band Accepts Invite for Odd Fell Owe Convention
The Scandia band accepts an invitation to perform at the Odd Fell owe convention in Norway on Friday April 25. The group will depart immediately after school for the trip.
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Norway
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Sale Marks 27th Cook Anniversary
The A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co. announces a ten day sale beginning Thursday to celebrate Cook's Paint and Varnish Co. 27th anniversary. The event runs through Saturday May 3rd with full sale details on another page of this newspaper.
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A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Cook’s Paint and Varnish Co
Orchestra Well Received in Scandia by Beloit Ensemble
The North Central Kansas Symphony Orchestra from Beloit directed by Paul Bohning played at Scandia school auditorium Sunday evening. About 150 attended as the conductor explained each piece, and the ensemble earned praise for melody and harmony and for sharing their love of music.
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North Central Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Beloit
Paul Bohning
Scandia
League Meet at Clifton Hosts Five Schools Friday
The league track meet will be held at Clifton on Friday April 25 with Republic Scandia Jamestown Clyde and Clifton as participants. Preliminaries start at 9 30 am and the regular meet follows at 1 30 pm.
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Clifton
Republic
Scandia
Jamestown
Clyde
Scandia Students Shine at Scholastic Meet
Scandia grades attended a scholastic meet at Kackley on April with 19 pupils. Results span spelling reading arithmetic and music across grades, with multiple students earning superior and excellent marks including Judith Anderson, Carolyn Loring, Jack Summer, Norma Berggren, Donald Cox, Paul Nelson, Betty Dunn, and more under sponsor Miss Ruby Johnson.
New Commissioner Appointed in Republic County
Albert Sjoholm of Courtland was named by the County Commissioners and County Clerk to fill the Third District seat after C. Gust Sandell’s death. The notice questions the selection process and suggests Scandia township should have provided the appointee for the remaining term, expressing concern about upcoming elections and local sentiment.
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Albert Sjoholm
Courtland
Republic County
C. Gust Sandell
Sjoholm
Scandia
Way Township
Gus Sandell
Asway
Scandia Township
Grade School Honor Roll Totals by Grade
First grade honor roll Merril Allen Ball Barbara Ann Hampton honorable mention Ronny Anderson Harold Chester McDowell Barbara Cooper Second grade honor roll Norma Berggren honorable mention Judith Anderson Alice Flesher Johnny Loring Third grade honor roll Jacqueline Cooper Carolyn Loring George Stromberg honorable mention Gary Linden Fourth grade honor roll Barbara Hammer Fifth grade honor roll Jack Summer honorable mention Glenna Hohman Patsy Cooper Sixth grade honorable mention Betty Dunn Eighth grade honor roll Paul Nelson.
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Merril Allen Ball
Barbara Ann Hampton
Ronny Anderson
Harold Chester McDowell
Barbara Cooper
Norma Berggren
Judith Anderson
Alice Flesher
Johnny Loring
Horey
Jacqueline Cooper
Carolyn Loring
George Stromberg
Gary Linden
Barbara Hammer
Jack Summer
Glenna Hohman
Patsy Cooper
Betty Dunn
Paul Nelson
Mother Daughter Banquet Set for April 24 in Scandia
The annual Mother-Daughter banquet for G. R. girls and their mothers or substitutes, including seventh and eighth graders, will be held April 24 at 6 30 in the auditorium. Daughters supply the banquet. mothers bring their daughters and pay per plate. A larger, better program is planned with Mrs Jake Stofer Jr of Sacramento visiting Lat and Mrs Jake Stofer Sr.
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Scandia
G. R
Jake Stofer, Jr
Sacramento
Calif
Jake Stofer
Home Coming of Dist No. 24 Set for May Day
Former pupils teachers and friends of Dist No 24 gather May 1 for a basket dinner at noon followed by an afternoon and evening program. All former attendants are invited and welcome.
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Dist No
Feeder Day at Fort Hays Set for April 26
The Fort Hays Experiment Station will host feeders day on April 26 with a 10:30 moving program including a pork and mutton cutting demonstration by Prof. David L. McIntosh of Kansas State College. At 1:30 the men’s program features a Banks disease control discussion by Dr Ralph Grahan and Will J. Miller, followed by a women’s program showing a lay titled Lord, What of In? by Ellis County Farm Bureau members.
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Fort Hays Experiment Station
David L. McIntosh
Animal Husbandry Department
Kansas State College
Ralph Grahan
Will J. Miller
Ellis County Farm Bureau
Normal Training Girls Secure Teaching Positions
Betty Jo Cox will teach at the Victory school next fall and Helen Forsberg will teach at the Little Brick school.
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Betty Jo Cox
Helen Forsberg
Victory School
Little Brick School
Nystroms Dine With Nelsons in Jamestown Visit
Mr and Mrs G A Nystrom were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson and family of Jamestown on April MH.
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G. A. Nystrom
Harry Nelson
Jamestown
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Marjorie Gorton
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Lena
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Harold Nelson
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Forest Johnson
Mattie Pearce
Doris Somaers
Phillip Jo Wheatley
Rex Pixiey
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Kackley
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