WE SCANDIA JOURNAL Publication details
The WE SCANDIA JOURNAL lists J W Plotner and Son as publishers. It notes a yearly subscription price of 1.26 dollars and mentions the post office matters in Scan isas.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
2
The WE SCANDIA JOURNAL lists J W Plotner and Son as publishers. It notes a yearly subscription price of 1.26 dollars and mentions the post office matters in Scan isas.
Kansas legislature enacts an act to compensate World War I veterans at one dollar per day of service for those honorably discharged before November 11 1918. It authorizes up to twenty five million dollars in state bonds to fund payments with annual interest taxes, creates a board of administration and sets rules for proof of claims and payment timelines.
In Republic County probate court the estate of Magnus Olson, deceased, will seek a full and final settlement. Administrator George W. Nimocks will request allowance of services and attorney fees, discharge of duties, and heir determination at 2 pm on August 22, 1922, at Belleville Court House. Henry H. VanNatta, Probate Judge.
Probate Court of Republic County Kansas schedules full and final settlement for the estate of A F Griffeth deceased. Creditors and interested parties must appear August 7 1922 at 2 00 PM for heir determination services and attorney fees and discharge of duties. Gov Nimocks administrator. Belleville Kansas June 9 1922.
State of Kansas Republic County court to hold next term on Tuesday August 8 1922 at 2 p m for a full and final settlement of the estate of Arthur Vandeveer deceased to determine heirs legatees and devisees to approve services and attorney fees and discharge sureties J P Vandeveer administrator Belleville Kansas June 17 1922 Lost suitcase with ladies wear and a check book on Randall State Bank between Riverside Park and Courtland Finder please notify Riverside or Journal office Mrs Don Newton and sons of Kansas City visit Mrs N J Cooper and relatives Carl Weisleger and family from Alburnet Iowa visiting and noted bad roads
Rydal Mack Drovetta and family visited Sam Christie’s in Concordia then returned home last Wednesday. William Berry family drove to Concordia to see son Walter who came home healthier. John Wenda shelled corn for Hi Mer Farlee. Mrs. Jessie McHenry helped cook for threshers. The Walter Henry family and Lolly Anderson visited Will Nichol. W P Engstrom and family motor to Concordia. L B Cooper near Rydal has good cooking apples for sale. Mack Drovetta helped Percy Seaman shell corn. Berry machine threshing for Hobart West. Ed Fulcomer’s family visited Elmer Farlee. Elmer Farlee helped Charlie Fulcomer cultivate corn.
Rydal WCTU met with Mrs J M Loofbourrow last Friday afternoon with about 15 members present. Mrs Roy Scott and son Clifford who had visited Manhattan returned to Norway Wednesday. The Banner Class play Borrowed Money at Community church Thursday evening raised about 40 dollars. Henry West and mother-in-law were mentioned.
Mrs Harrington and her son Harry visit the P T Gile home from Miltonvale. Burton Walter Gust Danielson and Herman Hjortholm returned from Emporia where they attended normal. Miss Helen Loofbourrow visits Charlie Walter home. Bert Ainsworth and family travel to Ionia for a few days at B Kuiken home. Grant Skidmore dies after mule kicking him Thursday funeral Tuesday. Community offers sincere sympathy to the bereaved. Jens Stensons Roy Gile Clarence and Lloyd McGregor Julia Holger son Bertha and Gladys Gile visit Chas Kellogg home. Hazel Johnson works for Mrs John Gile. Fern Thorp visits home folks.
Scandia township residents and relatives filled recent days with visits and routine errands. Families including Milners, Wendas, Robisons, Bowens, Larson, Swiercinsky, and Waits gathered in and around Scandia as crops were hauled and rain moisture totaled eleven inches for July. Local travel, house guests, and weather kept community life steady through midweek.
A lively scene in Scandia with Union workers visiting and a medicine show attracting crowds. Social visits include Mrs. W. G. Hubbard and Mrs. Wm. Roberts families. Local farming advances with fall plowing and a large well being dug for Frank Goodwin. Several residents return from Emporia summer school and health visits. Mutual Benefit club notes a July 27 gathering hosted by Mrs. Chas. Larson with plans for a mid August picnic.
Merle Yeager and family spent Sunday in Scandia. Earnest Mikesell and family visited Paul Milner in Scandia township Sunday. Mr and Mrs D A Bowen spent Sunday at Earl Bowens. Home cooking served farm style at Crider's.
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