Second Class Matter Notice for Scandia MBAS
Notice indicates second class matter status at the Scandia post office under the act of Congress dated March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
2
Notice indicates second class matter status at the Scandia post office under the act of Congress dated March 8 1879.
In Dodge City and Great Bend stories cross paths from progress in business to a unique 80-Year Club. A barber breakfast stand grew into a grocery with five figures in a few years, while a 1886 blizzard tale recalls a hog surviving 33 days on snow and feed. Kansas sunsets, praised as nature’s apology for hard days, close the recollection.
History of Pleasant Grove School District No. 61 recounts founding at Joe Cardwell home in 1878, tax measures, bond elections, and the three school buildings on the same ground. It lists contractors, teachers across 55 years, including D P Johnson, Ella Templeton, R J Ewing, and many others, plus the 1925 modernization and 1930s onward leadership.
Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman attended the funeral of Maniottan Friday. Family members and friends gathered to honor the deceased.
Carl Selin guest at Joe Johnson home discusses a new peak in railroad mileage abandonment for 1934 with 1995 miles abandoned and 70 miles added. The trend threatens taxing districts and regional finances.
An old advertisement promotes Williams S.L.K. Formula as a remedy for kidney distress and back pain. It claims to sterilize kidneys, counteract germ laden deposits, and remove poisonous acids, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold by Hageman and Wires Drug Store via local druggists.
Schedule lists May to August 1935 games with Deshler Belleville Byron Scandia Chester Jamestown Republic Hebron and others. Entries include dates May 5 12 19 26 June 2 16 23 July 7 14 21 28 August 4 11 and matchups across six teams.
The Journalism class reports social visits and class activities at School Hill. Miss Edna Neher spoke on Peace and judged an oratorical contest during a Young People's Conference. Absentees due to measles or flu include Ardith Curtis Arlene Hugos Lucille McDowell Helen Brown Virginia Lee Marshall June Freed Max Bowersox Raymond and Woodrow Anderson.
The sixth through eighth grades will enter the track meet at Belleville on April 27. Open House visitors included many named local residents and their families. The G. R. high school group held its annual after breakfast hike at John Fike’s farm with eggs, buns, bacon, coffee and fruit, followed by a sunrise service led by sponsor Miss Jessie Nichol.
A collection of aphorisms on attitude and perception notes that mood shapes reality. It cites Emerson and Browning and contrasts views of light and shadow with examples from daily life and a series of local social visits and Sunday gatherings.
Mr and Mrs C C Johnson and family hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson and Ronnie and Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom and John Gunnerson. On Saturday Mr and Mrs Bergstrom and Mrs O F Werner visited Mr and Mrs C O Johnson and family.
Harriet West of Edgerton and Miss Mary West hosted a week long visit after arriving Thursday. Mr Ray Chilcott and Mrs Joyce Johnson also joined friends for a Sunday afternoon gathering in Mankato and Jewell.
Berle Vinson of Wenslow Arizona and Mr and Mrs C F Jeandebeur were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Jeandebeur and Ada.
Mrs Harriet West Miss Jessie Nichol and Miss Mary West were Sunday dinner guests of Mr Elmer Nichol and wife near Concordia. The gathering at the Nichol home framed a simple family reunion with warm hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene and Marvin, Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden, and Mr and Mrs Hurtig with Carol and John of Courtland were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson.
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