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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
7
Friday evening a party honored former Scandia residents George Jeandebeur and family, now moving to California. Guests included Irvin Currie, Raymond Cooper, Sherman Robison, Reynold Nystrom, Jack Reece family, Clare Nondorf, among others.
Friday evening guests at the Carl Aspegren home honoring Marlene's birthday were Mrs. Lester Bowen and sons, Mrs. Oscar Aspegren and Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Johnson and Shirley.
Mr and Mrs Martin Larson were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs E M Eastvedt Sunday in a family gathering described in brief society notes.
Word arrived for Mrs. Emily Willis of a daughter born July 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cahill near Oakland California. The child is named Shirley Ann. The note appears in a local community record of births and social visits.
A long list of Kansas City and other area guests visited the Carl Hugos home in Cuba with relatives from Concordia Fort Logan Oak Ridge Dayton and Denver. Several travelers planned further visits including Charley and Marion Freed in Denver and workers attached to the Newstrom and Davis Construction Co. from Denver.
Friends and relatives of the Harry Buer family met in Norway Lutheran church basement after services to share a bountiful dinner in their honor. Harry, known to all as a faithful Sunday School worker and Bible Class teacher, was celebrated by a large crowd in attendance.
Mr and Mrs L L Hobson report their son Sgt L Hobson has been overseas 33 months and is now in a Station Hospital in Italy with kidney stones. He will be moved to a Base Hospital for further treatment.
Evangelist W. P. Lantz and his son Roger stayed with W. C. Nesmith from Thursday to Saturday while en route to Esbon. Lantz will conduct a series of meetings in the United Brethren church there.
Mr and Mrs Bert Amon of Netawaka Kansas visited the Deickmanns from Friday to Monday. Charles accompanied them home for a short stay before school starts. E O Searcey of Lincoln Nebraska joined Mrs Searcey visiting Maurice Freed and husband and their grandson Tommy Lee. Mrs Walter Berry reported to Concordia Monday for hospital pickup.
Sunday dinner honored eight year old Boyd Berry with Mr and Mrs Walter Berry and Joey Rogers as guests at Oscar Norgard's home. Other attendees included families of Roediger Nelson Nelson Neill Curtis from Holton Linn Manhattan and Great Lakes serviceman Curtis Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lewis were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Granstedt.
Notice states Lebanon Lodge No. 221 will hold a regular session Monday August 6 to transact necessary business. Masons are urged to attend. Joyce W. Johnson W M Carl G. Aberg Secretary.
Mr and Mrs Don Haussermanna and Donna with Mrs Frank Haussermann of Clay Center spent Wednesday night to Friday with Mr and Mrs Jake Weislagel and Fred Haussermann. They were en route to Colorado where Mrs Don Haussermann will stay the summer. Mrs H Hammer called at the Ellen Hammer home Monday.
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