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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
7
Local items note an auction sale for Mrs N J Cooper and a range of community happenings. Visitors travel to Republic, Kansas City and Miltonvale while residents return from Chicago and Galvia. The Norway Lutheran church marked its fiftieth anniversary with services and music by the Scandia band.
A collage of brief items from Belleville and surrounding towns includes lost baby hood found at an office, social visits by Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Wilson in Hoopstown, and multiple church and township notes. Also mentions taxes due in Norway township, a household sale ad, a funeral car visit to Mrs. Eli Othberg, and a humorous note on a man catching 116 fish in Colorado Springs.
Rev H H Williams and son Melvin of Miltonvale were here Wednesday of last week. Mr M Q Lervold has returned home after treatment at Waconda Springs. Miss Mary West traveled to Concordia Tuesday. Miss West conducts a music class attending Wednesday sessions weekly.
Rev O J Lundberg and Mr Ss M Paulson of Genoa Nebraska visited Clay Center Kansas this week to attend the annual meeting of the Emanel home.
Miss Priscilla Erickson of Agate Colorado visits her parents Mr and Mrs Pe B Erickson. She works as a bookkeeper for a local lumber firm in Agate.
The state board of health requires all weeds be cut by August 20 and orders compliance. Chas. P. Nordman, marshal, signs the notice. The text laments frequent train delays due to crippled engines from lack of shop attention.
A. B. Johnson of Manhattan attended the final day of the picnic and left Sunday with Miss Jennie Nylund who will visit the Johnson family. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Vining of Corning Kansas visited Mrs. Vining's mother and relatives here. The Vinings formerly ran a local restaurant and Mr. Vining now works in contract building at Corning.
Chas. Tate accepts a position with a jewelry firm in Frankfort and will close his local store. He starts the first of the week and his family will move after he finds a residence. The community regrets losing Mr. Tate and his family.
The Banner reported the Borrowed money on e y was played in Jamestown on Wednesday evening with a fair crowd. Attendance from the Scandia picnic was noted. Mrs. Herrington and her son Harry visited P T Gile and returned to Miltonvale. Roy Moore suffered typhoid fever. The Kelly-Nickerson sale Thursday was well attended.
Miss Maudie Gile returns from Effingham with sisters Harriett and Esther. Nina Jean Ames is very sick. Miss Myrtle Berry of Lincoln Nebraska visits O E Johnson home. Lyle Lash and Chas Walter share Sunday dinner. Lester Thompson stays at B A McGregor home. Mrs Alex Scott returns from six weeks in California. Maudie and Bertha Gile attend institute at Belleville. Harry Gile and Chas Barleen visit Robert Hyder home.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York announces O L Lovan district manager based in Salina Kansas.
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