Manager Jake Stofer Jr Leads Wi Selin Business
Jake Stofer Jr appointed as manager at Wi Selin Business, guiding operations and strategy. The move positions the firm for expansion and stronger leadership in the regional market.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
2
Jake Stofer Jr appointed as manager at Wi Selin Business, guiding operations and strategy. The move positions the firm for expansion and stronger leadership in the regional market.
Three young men suspected of murder kidnapping and burglary were halted by Kansas state police on a Sunday near Sabetha. They were en route to Belleville to rob a bank when arrested. The piece urges legislative action to strengthen the state highway patrol and highlights weather and agricultural concerns in Denmark and Kansas.
A statement extols the country press as the greatest safeguard to liberty and constitutional government in the United States. It notes local newspapers are widespread, independently owned and edited, and that publishers express their opinions while prioritizing national welfare over party prejudice.
Kansas National Guard prepares for two weeks of intensive training at Fort Riley from July 28 to August 11 with 3200 members including 1400 in the 60th Field Artillery Brigade. They will be reviewed by Governor Landon and Brigadier General M R McLean, and encampment runs August 14 to 28 with 1380 infantry ready. August 24 review noted. Also mentions Vernon Erickson visiting Elmer Danielson.
A fragment notes Sunday evening visitors at the John D P Larson home. The source includes an advertisement for Bargain Spot with the line You can always buy for LESS at the Bargain Spot Adv. 34.
Red Cross sewing rooms at Union Pacific Depot produced 1 297 comforts and home made overalls and dresses for relief clients. 333 comforts issued in Republic County with 464 sent to the third district warehouse in Salina. Probate judge Henry H. Van Natta heard an $8 045.71 claim against Ida F. Greenleaf estate, while 4 H achievement meetings roll out August 7 at Grace Hill and August 8 at Talmo. A Belleville man Orval Feasel jailed for drunkenness gets 30 days and $100 fine. Concordia man fined $7.50. Sheriff Moore and County Attorney Spurney investigate possible link to a Bell ville robbery. probate proceedings begin for Sivert John Bakken estate. County canning event draws 77 women. district court records show two money recovery suits and two divorces.
In two divorce actions the plaintiffs request relief from the court. Haecker sues W. P. Haecker and Mabel Gore sues Lawrence Gore seeking judicial remedies.
Circle met Wednesday July 24 with hostess Mrs Amanda Freed ably assisted by Genevieve June and Faye Cady Guests and members enjoying the hospitality included Mesdames May White C Reece G Jeandebeur L Richards E Olson G Christie Mary Creager C V Hageman S Summers O Wetzel Oberia Ryan D Cady E C Wires and Misses Mary West Blanche Hageman The next meeting is August 7 with hostess Mrs Dallas Cady.
Joyce Johnsons Sunday School class enjoyed a Wednesday hike and weiner roast at Squires farm east of town. The evening featured kittenball games with participants including Robert Haglund Wayne Haglund Robert Ewing Chester Ewing Paul Isaacson Junior Isaacson Carl Selin Vernon Selin Lawrence Nelson Wallace Boman Harold Nelson Joyce Johnson and Rev. B W Selin.
Mrs Lena Lloyd and her children, who have been visiting in Wichita for several weeks, returned to Scandia on Friday.
Mrs Harrison Mahan of Kansas City Missouri visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Granstedt.
Darlene McNamee was a Sunday night guest of Peggy McGregor. The two women spent an evening together, with plans hinted at for future gatherings.
A Norton resident Sybil Sliffel visited from Sunday to Wednesday staying with Peggy McGregor.
Miss Lenore Rockhold from Troy arrived Tuesday for a visit with Opai Currie.
Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schwahn returned home Wednesday. Mrs. Joyce Johnson visited at the Glen Housholder home. A large group including Floyd and Leslie Vanniée Evelyn and Loren Carlgren Elaine Loring and others enjoyed Sunday evening at Harold Hammer's home in Glen El Reno. Sederlin hosted the Contract Bridge group on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Shaefer winning high score. A two course lunch was served.
Mrs Nathan Garber who visited Nebraska City for two weeks returned to Scandia on Friday. Mr Garber of Nebraska City accompanied her return to Scandia.
Sunday and Friday visits dot the community as Mrs. Mig Johnson Elaine Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Johnson host guests. Mrs. Leonard LeSage spends the day with her parents while Mr. LeSage umpired in Wichita. Mrs. B. W. Selin Ed Boman Eldred and Nathan Isaacson visit Emma Isaacson and family. Several ladies visit Theodore Danielson’s home. Naomi Kaserman Dolor es Miller and Yvonne Nelson visit the Ahrens home. G J Halzapfel and Mr. and Mrs. J T Davis attend boat races at Sportsmans Lake near Jamestown.
Elizabeth Anderson of Chicago and H G Anderson visited Tuesday afternoon at the E C Wires home in a local social stopover.
Mr and Mrs O P Linden, Mr and Mrs C O Johnson and family, and Mavis Freed were guests at an ice cream party held at the Russell Anderson home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson hosted Monday supper guests Mr and Mrs H I Johnson of Geneva and Betty Norma Berggren returned from St Joseph hospital Concordia and is staying at the C E Albro home
Thursday guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom and Mrs C O Johnson with Jarl at the LeSage home in Concordia. Tuesday supper guests were Sybil Sliffel and Peggy McGregor at E A McGregor's. Sunday visitors included Thornton Doctor and Lynda Lou Nichols Belleville, Adolph Jensen and family Concordia at Everett Hanson’s, and Hugh McGowan with Norman and Joe McGowan.
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