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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
6
Classified notice bunch lists items for sale including an 8500 gallon gasoline tank described as suitable for a gram bin and a piano from Hugh Fraser in Scandia Kansas. Also notes oats wanted to buy in El Reno with a kindergarten notice from Mrs. Harry Moller. Adv. 34.
The Chester Nebraska ball club defeated Scandia 3 to 2 on Sunday afternoon. Scandia fielded mainly last year’s travelers and fought hard. Next Sunday Aurora Kansas will visit Scandia for another game drawing baseball fans to help the home team.
Miss Jessie Nichol, who had been attending school in Boulder Colorado, returned to her home near Concordia the first of last week.
Visitors from Chicago Mrs G R Courtney and Peggy arrived Saturday with Mr and Mrs W A Johnson. The Boman party drove to York Nebraska. Mrs Ed Boman and F ei returned to Scandia with him Friday. Topeka visitors Mr and Mrs Jasper Bettis arrived Friday to visit A M Bettis and relatives. Isla Wallin joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Noble Isaacson and Loren Dean. Georgine Johnson spending this week with Sophia Johnson.
A birthday picnic supper marked the ninety first birthday of Jasper Bettis of Topeka. Guests included Bettis family and friends from Enid Oklahoma Belleville Leonardville and Topeka. The visit also covered trips to Walsburg Mariadahl Swedesburg and other local communities with Rev Chas Pehrson Amanda Edgren and Mrs Gust Larson accompanying the party.
The Scandia high school class of 32 gathered Sunday at the Hageman farm near Jamestown for a picnic dinner and an afternoon boat race. Members present included Ruby Hammond Ruth Haggman Genevieve Freed Clarice Wallin Maurice Johnson Victor Sothers Lloyd Wetzel Warren Gunter Mondo Tedrow Richard Haggman Carl Larson with Arlene Hugos as a guest.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson entertained Thursday evening to honor their son Richard on his second birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Nathan Isaacson and children Mr and Mrs Noble Isaacson and Loren Dean Mrs Emil Isaacson and Alice and Mrs Emma Isaacson. Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson Helen Westin Helen Ruby and Lloyd Brown and Andrew Stafford were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and Norman.
Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson hosted a Sunday afternoon gathering for the first birthday of Carl Bentsen who was born Saturday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Richard Brand of Belleville Mr and Mrs Horton Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Egard Isaacson of Formosa and Mr and Mrs Carl Isaacson and their son.
Birthday dinner honored Allan Currie with family guests including Mr. and Mrs. J K Currie Irvin Norman Opal Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Freed Norman and John Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Currie Mr. and Mrs. Connor Tucker and son and Mr. and Mrs. Judy Freed.
Visitors from California Mrs H A Jeandebeur Harold Juanita and Don of San Leandro arrived Saturday for a short visit with Mr and Mrs George Jeandebeur and other relatives. They returned Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C F Jeandebeur accompanied them.
Mrs George Tumbleson of Hardy Nebraska arrived Sunday evening to assist Mrs Emma Isaacson.
Mr and Mrs Lars Brown hosted a Sunday birthday party honoring their son Lloyd with guests including Mr and Mrs Theodore Danielson Mrs Sophia Johnson Mary and Ed Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and family Marker Linnecrantz and Mr and Mrs Elmen Danielson and family.
Sunday dinner guests were Mrs. H. A. Jeandebeur Harold Galif. Mrs. Roy Reager of Mankato Mrs. Clyde Ward and Mrs. O. A. Ward of Narcatur Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ward and Cleo Mr. and Mrs. C. F Jeandebeur and Gene Paget at the George Jeandebeur home.
Mr and Mrs H E Coleman and Eldora and Frances Cooper have moved from Monrovia California back to Scandia. They will reside in Scandia and Mr Coleman will join Carl Reece in the contracting business.
The marriage of Miss Javene Oliver of Belleville to Judy Freed occurred in Beloit on July 15. Mrs Freed graduated from Belleville High School in the class of 735. Mr Freed is the son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Freed.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Burns Mr and Mrs Tom Hay Jr Clarence Smith and Mr and Mrs L G Ny strom with Lois Jean attended the Jamestown boat races and enjoyed a picnic supper there.
Carl Reece traveled to Phillipsburg on Monday to attend a road setting event that took place on Tuesday.
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