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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
8
Social Happenings notes say the Community Club hosted ten members and two guests at Chas. Farrells home in the west town. the guests were Mrs Phillip Badington and Miss Florence Fideington. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday afternoon August 17 at Mrs J O Andersons home.
Bernice and Dean Bowersox entertained a handful of friends Tuesday evening. The invited guests included Miss Jane Preble of Concordia Jeanne Plotner Ileannettie Ahrens Ruth Hageman Genevieve Freed Lois Hiatt and Messrs Don Bowersox and Richard Hiatt.
The Social Hour club met August 4 with Mrs Edna Larson as hostess. Twenty two members attended and guests included Mrs Will Eastman Miss Ada Jeandebeur Miss Georgiana Nelson and Miss Alma and Dora Denoyer. The next meeting is planned for August 18 with Mrs Pearl Gritten as hostess. Roll call will be answered with canning receipts.
Sun day guests Mr and Mrs B Green and family dined at the home of Mrs O Wilcox in Jamestown.
Afternoon visitors Mr and Mrs John McCrossen of Courtland called on Mr and Mrs J H Nunn and Max Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Cady and family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cady near Concordia.
Picnic supper gathered families including Fred Jackson Emanuel Trontquist Joe Johnson Roy Thomas Ed Thomas John Erickson Glenn Currie Anton Johnson Opal Currie Mae Sothers Lenora Isaacson by the pond at Roy Thomas meadow with pets in attendance.
Family members including Mrs Carl Hammer and farmer, Mrs Benny Lervold, Mr and Mrs Lars Hammer and family, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hammer and family, Mr and Mrs P P Hammer and Merle Hammer enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Ammaher cabin near the river Sun lay.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Norris entertained the Card Club at their home on Wednesday evening with prizes awarded to Algor Anderson and Paul Doctor for high and low scores. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Carl Hammer Mrs O G Lowell Mr and Mrs El Reno Sederlin Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor Mr and Mrs Delbert Forsberg Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson Miss Dorothy Aspegren and Cecil Moller.
A group from Concordia including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hillery Mr. and Mrs. G W Wright Donald Mr. and Mrs. C K Campbell Harold Lee and Dickie Dean Miss Vivian Tiller Miss Verna Wallin and Cleo Ward motored to Abilene Sunday. They met Mr. and Mrs. H G Hahn of Marquette and enjoyed a picnic dinner in Brown's Memorial park.
Sunday afternoon gatherings highlighted by Mrs Ruth and Mrs Jeannette Ahrens hosting guests. Attendees included Misses Sadie Alma Graham Barbara Johnson Virginia Willis Frances Marian Mitchell Nadine Moore Ruth Barber Republic City and Ruth Hageman. Beside them Messrs Benny Baney Oklahoma City Arthur Willis Hugoton Kans Tasker Sherri Clarence Figgins Wyman Alfred Hobson Perry Moore Republic and Harry Moller.
In honor of Charles Hohman turning five, Mr and Mrs Chas Hohman hosted a family gathering Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and family and Mr and Mrs Albin Isaacson.
Monday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thompson s and Jennie and Mrs. Della Colley at the home of Mrs. Oberia Ryan.
Members of the Royal Neighbors lodge gathered for a regular session at the I O O F hall on Wednesday evening August 3. Myrtle Sanderson and Mrs Arthur Schlazier served lunch at the close of the meeting.
Mr and Mrs John Jensen and Mr and Mrs Harry Jeardoe and family joined Mr and Mrs Jess Jeardoe and family. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nondorf with Chas Nondorf and Clare, Orville, Irvin and Mildred Nondorf, and Miss Josie Fullen enjoyed a picnic supper Saturday evening near the river.
Miss Zella Mosher and Vic Berg spent Sunday evening at the Lewis Wallin home.
Honor Birthday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn with householder and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Isaacson and family, Louise Burns and E. M. Ivey, visiting at the home noted in the report.
Friday evening Emil Isaacson hosted a birthday gathering for Miss Alice Isaacson with refreshments including ice cream and cake served late in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ward and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nunn attended a waffle supper Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Summer.
Mr and Mrs Carl Cuthbertson were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Hawkins. The visit highlighted social ties in the community with cordial hospitality extended to the guests.
Evening callers Mr and Mrs Ralph Crams Miss Crams and Mrs Bertha Johnson of Formosa and Mrs Oberia Ryan visited the A C Thompson home Sunday evening.
Six o clock dinner guests included Mr and Mrs E C Wires on Tuesday evening with Harry Moller Elvin Bettis Dewey Albert Keithly and Mr and Mrs Hershel Kannier present.
Garden Club members will meet Tuesday evening at the Hershel Kannier lawn to complete plans for the flower show scheduled for August 20. All members are urged to attend.
Agricultural notes emphasize that pastures alone cannot sustain milk cows during low forage seasons. Silage or grain is advised, with roughly one pound of grain per 4 to 5 pounds of milk. Additional items cover wheat price trends, pasture pond fencing, tame grasses for poor soils, seedbed prep, and pig litter profitability.
A Kansas agricultural column discusses breeding sows by season for weather, fly control methods for screw worms, finishing yearling steers in dry lot, blister beetle control in gardens, and economic outlook for cattle. It also covers silo use, duckling feeding, soil erosion risks under continuous cropping, and alfalfa seeding timing with moisture considerations.
Throckmorton notes that good seedling growth requires timely sowing and that late planting after September 10 often fails.
District 112 reports Miss Lucille Johnson visiting the Raymond Cooper home this week. Miss Wilma Mitchell spent the prior week visiting in the Glen Housholder home. Mr and Mrs Bill Milner with family and Miss Maurine Larson spent the weekend in Frankfort visiting relatives. Joe Rogers of Lincoln Kansas visited the Elmer Farlee home Sunday and Mrs Rogers and the children returned home with them after a three week stay.
Elda and Marctle Isaacson, nursing trainees at the Research Hospital Kansas City, arrived Saturday for a two week visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson.
Rev. H. A. Dierdoff of Hastings Nebraska was a new light guest of Rev. and Mrs. V. Glen Megill.
One tenth down and one tenth each month for nine more months buys any gas appliance from A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co. tf.
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