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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1926

Page

5

Two Student Composers at Bethany College

Bethany College notes two student composers in its Fine Arts program. Stoy Swanson and Marion Madison from Scandia Kansas completed a semi classical ballad titled Mother I Long for You. The song has been accepted by Ogren and Uhle Publishing Company Rockford Illinois and will be published soon. Their photos and bios will appear in the next musical catalogue.

Bethany College Stoy Swanson Marion Madison Ogren and Uhle Publishing Co. Inc Rockord Ill Scandia Kansas Musical Catalogue Lindsborg News-Record

Private sale of household furnishings announced

Roy Muth lists items for private sale including a three hole stove with oven, kitchen cabinet, 9 by 12 linoleum rug, and a 9 by 12 Axminster rug, described as practically new. The notice invites interested buyers to contact for purchase details.

Roy Muth

Mrs Chas Nordman Stricken By Heart Trouble Wednesday

Mrs Chas Nordman suddenly fell ill from heart trouble on Wednesday. The report notes the abrupt health issue and does not include further details.

Chas. Nordman

Fire Threatens Farm Home Near Norway. Fire Quickly Extinguished

Fire broke out in the Olof Tiller farm residence a mile and a half southeast of Norway around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday. Homer Christensen woke to breaking glass, found a dresser aflame, and alerted Scandia for help. Quick water application saved the house. start of fire unknown. Mrs Jennings and children of Colby paused during their Tuesday visit before continuing to Oklahoma with Mrs Jennings’ nephew Dean Corbin for the winter.

Olof Tiller Norway Homer Christensen Christensen Scandia Telephone Central Henry Jennings Colby Woodward O.‘a

North Central Kansas Free Fair Promises Big Midway and Child Clinic

The North Central Kansas Free Fair opens with full Live Stock and Poultry halls and a near capacity floral hall. The Child's Clinic led by Dr Nordstrom will offer free exams, inviting Republic and neighboring counties to bring children for health checks and school readiness. The midway boasts seven new rides, Wortham carnival shows, and nightly dances and entertainment, including a Friday pony race with cash prizes and a grand parade and style show.

Kansas State Board of Agriculture Floral Hall Republic Co., Medical Assn Nordstrom Kansas City Republic Wortham Republic County Harley Pierce Animal World Beycat

Great Fair Auto Bicycle Races Offer Cash Prizes

Participants race cars and bicycles with no entry fees. Auto and bicycle prizes total 955 dollars, horse races 1395 dollars. The event runs all week starting August 23 near Oak Nebraska with nightly dramatic shows by North Bros. Big Dramatic Show.

Harley Pierce Oak Nebraska North Bros. Big

Boyce A Fine Singer From Clay Center

James P. Boyce son of Rev and Mrs J C Boyce sang at St Pauls Episcopal church in Clay Center. A Cincinnati Conservatory student he studied under Dan Beddoe and performed in The Miracle and The Castle Agra vant. He will return to Cincinnati this fall to continue his musical course.

Clay Center James P. Boyce J. C. Boyce St. Paul’s Episcopal Church James Cincinnati Ohio Jimmy Boyce Grey Center Clay Center Times

Gustavian Quartette to Close Open-Air Course Next Wednesday

The Gustavian Quartette from St Peter Minnesota will perform the final open-air entertainment number on August 18 with Prof Ryberg touring. A male quartet plus cornet and piano solos are promised drawing a large attendance. Admission 35 cents. season tickets admit one. Tickets will be checked for course attendance.

St. Peter, Minn Ryberg

Wheat Festival train draws huge crowds in two towns

Large attendance at Belleville and Courtland greeted the Wheat Festival train, the first visit of a five year program by Kansas State Agricultural College and the Rock Island Railway with state aides and local boosters. Belleville Chamber offered 30 dollars in prizes for top three bushels. Horace Wilkes won first 15 dollars, John Jensen second, Siduv and Frank Philippi third with 5 dollars.

Belleville Courtland Kansas State Agricultural College Rock Island Railway State Grain Weighing Department Kansas City Chamber of Commerce John 5. Jensen Scandia Sid Uv Frank Philippi Cuba

Drouth Resistant Corn Plan Urges Republic County Farmers

Republic County Board of Agriculture secretary WwW Barnard calls for cooperative breeding of drought resistant corn, urging farmers to submit names and seed amounts for exchange. Plan aims to produce commercial yields in about two years with a display at the 1927 fair in Belleville Kansas.

R. Barnard Republic County Board of Agriculture Belleville Kansas

County convention of Wo man’s Christian Temperance Union

Pre county convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will be held at Norway on August 20 at the U B church. An all day session is planned with a silver medal contest in the evening. Members are urged to attend and friends of the organization are invited to any or all sessions.

Woman's " Christian Temperance. Union Norway U. B

Dr Ahrens Visits Superior on Tuesday

Ahrens, a doctor, visited Superior for a business engagement on Tuesday, meeting local professionals and discussing potential collaborations. The visit highlighted ongoing ties between medical practitioners in the region.

Ahrens Superior

Republic County Normal Institute Heads to Belleville

Zellah Mosher county superintendent announces the Republic County Normal Institute to be held in Belleville from August 15 to 20. It marks the fiftieth institute in the county with a faculty of three lecturers and instructors. The staff includes W. S. Huesner conductor from Salina and H. E. Bradford from the University of Nebraska Lincoln along with Mrs. Ella Fowler primary instructor from Holton Kans. Bradford will oversee music instruction.

Zellah Mosher Republic County Normal Institute Belleville Npt W. S. Huesner Salina H. E. Bradford University of Nebraska Lincoln Ella Fowler Holton Kans Bradford

Gipsy Smith Lectures at City Hall Park and Upcoming Meetings

Evangelist Gipsy Smith spoke to a large audience at City Hall Park on Wednesday describing his life from a roaming caravan to a London mission. He announced a ten day series of meetings at White Rock camping grounds starting Friday evening. Riverside Park hosted a local association gathering with families enjoying food and a pleasant program. Rev Muth, barber at Henry Fulcomer’s shop, plans to move his family to Twin Falls Idaho.

Gipsy. Smith City Hall Park Mr. Smith London Riverside Park Republic County Banks Association Rev .Muth Henry Fulcomer Twin Falls Idaho

Blanche Haggman in Concordia Tuesday Morning

Blanche Haggman was seen in Concordia on Tuesday morning.

Blanche Haggman Concordia

Farmers Union Picnic at Pawnee Park Aug 18

The Republic County Farmers Union Picnic will be held at Pawnee Park on Wednesday next week August 18. An all day program includes readings music horse shoe pitching contests baseball games between Rydal and Union Valley teams sport for ladies and children ice cream and cold drinks. Hon. W. P. Lambertson of Fairview Kan director of the Farmers Union Association will speak at 3 PM. Big basin dinner Chas. Blosser plans an aeroplane display. All warmly invited.

Republic County Farmers Union Pawnee Park Rydal Union Valley W. P. Lambertson Fairview Kan Farmers Union Association Chas. Blosser

Coleman and Reece buy out Rickel in cement plants

Cole man and Reece acquire Rickel's interests in cement plants at Scandia Mankato and Smith Center and the Scandia sand pumping plant. The Brown county road work partnership stays intact until project completion about early October. Rickel teams with Dunbach, joining Atchison. They secure a road grading contract over forty five thousand dollars. Hogan and Reece focus on cement products. E C Wires and H I Johnson travel to Norton. Ed plans to visit county fair, while Johnson visits daughter Geneva hospital supervisor there.

Cohogan & Reece E. C. Wires H. I. Johnson Norton Hoente Mr. Johnson Geneva

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Don Buckley Scandia, Kansas Bethany Albert Larson Jersey Plymouth Rock Roosters Chas. Monson J. W. Sotwell N. C. K. Fair Boyce Gustavian Quartette Republic CO Farmer’s Union the Farmers Union Henry Nystrom, Mer Gipsy Smith Farmers Union Picnic Coleman & Reece Buy Omaha the Chilcott Bakery
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