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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
6
Notice states that no individual has authority to obtain goods or property on credit from M. Bettis and Sias Bettis, and they will not be responsible for or pay any such items obtained.
Incomplete figures note nominal vote cast with details available at the Journal office. Townsocial items record a river picnic by Troy residents and a Community Club meeting hosted by Mrs Emmit Larson with Mildred Scanson as guest. Sunday dinner guests included the Hauserman and Hahn families en route to Green Mountain Falls Colorado.
Visitors from Clay Center Eve Sanborn Mildred Foltz spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Raymond Cooper and family. Mr and Mrs Foltz and Roberta Sanborn were Sunday guests. R E Downing and Fred Downing from Kansas City visited. they left Sunday returning Wednesday. Duane Johnson led the Bargain Spot during their leave.
Mrs Frankie Mikesellang and Lem Cooper depart Wednesday with Frankie Youghter for a ten day Colorado trip. Max Bowersox guides Swift Produce station in Cooper absence.
Miss Inez Elmborg daughter of Mr and Mrs Te Elmborg Courtland and Lorraine Jackson son of Mr and Mrs A J Jackson Scandia were married by Rev Joseph Conrat at Bethany Lutheran Parsonage in Denver Colorado Thursday at 4 pm July 23. The couple planned to reside at 563 South Sherman Denver after a reception at the Wicklund home. The bride is a Courtland high school graduate class of 1932 and the groom a Scandia high school graduate class of 1933 employed at Montgomery Ward Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. George McDowell of Lewiston Montana were the honored guests at a basket supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McDowell Monday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Emil Boman and family Mrs. Arthur Emmert and guests Mrs. Glenn Currie and Joan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Currie and Allen Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Currie and Opal Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Moore and family and Fred McDowell.
The Mystery Club held a moon light picnic at J. O. Anderson picnic grounds Monday evening. Attendees included numerous couples and families such as Carlson, Johnson, Anderson, Wal lin, Peterson, Brown, Sothers, Gilmore, Jensen, McGregor, Veteto, Etter, and Nondorf with many spouses and children present.
Mr and Mrs John Nelson and Marjorie along with Wayne and Robert Haglund of Kansas City spent the weekend at Oscar Johnsons home. Mrs Nelson and Marjorie and Robert Haglund extended their stay for a longer visit.
Mrs H G Perrin and Mary Dell of Kansas City Mo are visiting this week with Mrs Perrins mother Mrs Emil Isaacson. They were accompanied to Scandia Tuesday by Mr Perrin en route to Lincoln Nebr.
Mrs Wettig and Lola Mae left Thursday morning for Valley Falls after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Johnson Carl Lavelle Wettig remained longer at the Aaron Johnson home for a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson and family of Jamestown Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson and family of Kackley Mr and Mrs Ernest Burns Mr and Mrs L G Nystrom and Lois Jean Mr and Mrs Gust Nystrom and family and Artie Jensen had a picnic dinner at the river Sunday.
The Social Hour Club met with Charles Tuley on Thursday July 17. Mrs. French and Mrs. Fred Noble became members. The next meeting is set for August 6 at Mrs. Bertha Van Nortwick's home.
Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Carlson and ee Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Brown, and Mrs. Addison Carlson, Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindberg were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archer Carlson of Formoso.
Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell and Pauline and Mr and Mrs Joe Cline and Joelene hosted guests. Also present were Mr and Mrs Clarence Strom with Carl Strom, Mr and Mrs Charles Berggren and family, Mr and Mrs Warren Berggren and family, Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren, Fred Cline, Vic Berggren, were visitors of Mr and Mrs Oscar Berggren Wednesday evening.
The Friendship Club met Wednesday afternoon at the Aid building with hostesses Mrs. Frank Peterson and Mrs. Charles Berggren. Guests included Mesdames Fred Poole, C. V. Hageman, Warren Berggren, Reuben Johnson, and Mary West. Members listed included Mesdames Robert Doctor, Frank Peterson, QO. W. Nichols, George Nichols, Maya White, Paul Ewing, Charles Hohman, Walter Anderson, Charles Berggren, J.T. Davis, Newell, Cooper, and Gladys Nylund.
A picnic supper was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Anderson Friday evening. Guests included Mrs Leonard LaSave and son, Mrs Hummell of Concordia, Mr and Mrs C P Rydell and Inga, Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom, and Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and family.
Mrs Ora Tumbleson leaves Sunday for Concordia to meet her sister and the Woodston Kansas family. They plan a two week journey through Colorado starting from Woodston.
The Scandia youth groups plan a summer gathering. Sunday’s event will start at seven o clock on the lawn of the Methodist Church. All youth are invited to attend.
Mrs W B Gulick of Topeka spent the weekend in Scandia visiting friends. She was a guest of Mr and Mrs E C Wires Friday night.
Mrs Laura Strayer and other Norcatur residents Ralph Gladys Carl and Beth Kenteigh visited Mr and Mrs George Jeandebeur and Ada last week. The gathering highlighted local ties and friendly hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Holmes of Lawrence spent the weekend in Scandia visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Myr Johnson and family with Henry Aspegien Rev B W Selin and Carl were Tue evening guests at the Elmer Danielson home.
Mr and Mrs B W Selin and Carl join Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and family and Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson for a Sunday picnic at Belleville Park.
Sunday dinner invitations list Mr and Mrs Glenn Hale and Dickie, Mr and Mrs Ralph Wells, Mr and Mrs John Hale, and Mrs Charles Johnson and family in a community social note.
Mr and Mrs John Ellis and Mrs Frank Schoenthaler with family were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs D L Crider and Gloria Gloria returned with them for a visit.
A community weiner roast was held at the Martin Larson cabin last Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joe Stensaas, Bill and Leonard Stensaas, Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer, Mr and Mrs Martin Larson, Mr and Mrs Melvin Smart, Mr and Mrs Benny Lervold and family, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hammer and family, Mr and Mrs Clarence Stensaas and Steno O'Dare.
Mrs. Emil Isaacson and Junior and Ralph Clark spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allan Staver and family and Miss Alice Isaacson. Junior Isaacson remained for a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson and their son of Imperial Nebraska spent a week visiting Mrs Paul Erickson and other relatives and friends.
Miss Ada Mae Isaacson returned Sunday from Kansas City where she had been visiting relatives.
Mrs August Swanson is recovering at her home after illness described as ptomaine poisoning.
The item mentions the past month with her sister Mrs Jewell Winfrey and Mr Winfrey in a brief notation.
Mr and Mrs V E Richards of St Paul Minnesota were visitors from Wednesday to Saturday with L S Richards and family in St Paul.
Returns from Kansas City show Victor Sothers back Monday evening after a week away for a bone operation. He underwent the procedure and is moving toward recovery with family at his side.
Mrs Donald Moe of Kansas City underwent an appendicitis operation at Bethany Hospital in Kansas City one day last week.
Miss Marceil Preble is noted as a weekend guest of Miss Florence EB Kling in Manhattan, with social circles and hosting details implied by the society note.
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