Scandia Flower Show Attracts Large Crowd
Scandia Garden Club reports a successful flower show judged by Mrs. Harry L. Hunt of Concordia Greenhouses. Prizes awarded across many categories with Emma Isaacson and Carl Hammer among top winners. Various members credited for organization. local news notes visitors and reminiscences.
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Scandia Garden Club
Harry L. Hunt
Concordia Greenhouses
HE. Porter Ahrens
Carl Hammer
Hershel Kannier
M. C. Chambers
Bert W. Selin
Bert Fulcomer
Zinnia
Chas
E. 8. Wilson
Emma. Isaacson
Petunia
A. Cullers
Alfy Tingstrom
Gladiola
Emma Isaacson
Carrie Aberg
Goldenglow
Ed Olson
Canna
Coxcomb—list
Emma _ Isaacson
Roy Tedrow
T. J. West
Cosmos
E. Porter Ahrens
Anna Rimol
Adolph Nelson
E.isaacson
H. Kannier
E. Isaacson
Pholx
E. 5.Wilson
M. C.chambers
Algot Anderson
Fulcomer
Bert. Fulcomer
Wm- Kallman
Asters
M. ‘Cy Chambers
John Larson
Ada Jeandebeur
Gottfrid . Larson
John. D. Larson
Chas. Peterson
Coxcomb
Wasturtium
Anna
Rimol
Charles’ Peterson
Wm. Kallman
Mary ‘West
Seventeenth Kansas Free Fair Opens With Big Plans
The 17th annual Kansas Free Fair in Topeka starts September 14 and promises record agricultural displays. Secretary Burdick touts a master program with Derby Day racing and nightly outdoor spectacles by Barnes Carruthers.
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Kansas
Kansas Sunshine
Kansas Energy
C. W. McCampbell
West
Kansas Free Fair
Mammoth Grandstand
Grandstand
Barnes- Carruthers
Schooley
Ziegfield
Burdick
Midway Beckmann and Gerety to Bring World’s Best Shows
Beckmann and Gerety announce a return to the Free Fair with over 400 staff and 35 railway cars. The traveling amusement enterprise promotes 12 rides and 22 shows including the Trainoplanes as the newest attraction. Dates are September 14 to 19 at the Kansas Free Fair midway.
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Beckmann
Gerety
Beckmann and
Gerety Will
Pube
Local Arrivals and Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. E P Ahrens and wife traveled to Manhattan last Wednesday. Mrs Will Wolford and son Walter visited from Woodston on Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Nondorf called on Jim Street's family Sunday. Miss Clara Swanson of York Nebraska visited Mrs Emma Isaacson. Walter Anderson and Jim Davis returned from Canada last Tuesday night.
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Clara’ Swanson
York, Nebr
Emma. Isaacson
Walter Anderson
Jim Davis
Canada
Real Estate Listings and Social Notes From Standin Kans
Real estate offers include city property and farms for sale with a brief sales note. Social updates mention Mr and Mrs Delbert Forsberg visiting near Dayton Ohio and Misses Opal and Mary Ellen Brewer returning from Monroe Michigan. Local residents share hat fashions and painting work by Joe Johnson and Rev Bert Selin. The Luther League social is planned for Aug 26 at the E Swanson home with public invitation.
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Luther League
E."swanson
Miss Haggman Vacationing in Chicago With Relatives
Miss Mabel Haggman of Chicago is spending her vacation with her mother Mrs Emma Haggman and other relatives. Miss Haggman came in Tuesday night.
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Mabel Haggman
Chicago
Emma Haggman
Miss Haggman
Saturday Night Guests and Local Visits in the Area
Miss Jetty Green was a Saturday night supper guest of Miss Dorothy Aspegren. Miss Ruth Bell and Miss Frances Larson left Wednesday for Topeka where they will work. Mrs. Lottie Lervold and daughter Florence were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs. Jim Currie. Hubert Green and Vesta Green of Jamestown were Monday visitors at the Day Green home. Kathryn Doctor left Friday for Topeka to visit Miss Ruth Lyons. The Rev and Mrs Bert Selin and son called at the John Fredrickson home last Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jake Stofer traveled to Phillipsburg last Friday for the rodeo. Harry Carter of Jamestown and Lola Day Green hosted Monday afternoon callers and dinner. Carl Reece and children returned Tuesday from a two month trip through the West and Northwest. M M Snyder and sons of Mankato were business callers and supper guests of O J Johnson on Monday. Gust Nystrom and family and Lester Burns returned home Friday from a trip through the Black Hills and Colorado.
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Gust Nystrom
Lester Burns
Black Hills
Colorado
Opening of Ladies Shop in Scandia Attracts Large Crowd
The formal opening of the new Ladies Shop occurred last Saturday drawing a large crowd of women. Owner Mrs J H Nunn offered a free pair of silk hose with each silk dress sold on opening day. A new line of clothing is in stock and the shop is located with the Jetty Beauty Shoppe.
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J. H. Nunn
Sunday Schools Plan Joint Picnic at Pawnee Park
Members of the Sunday Schools of the United Brethren and Presbyterian Churches will hold a joint picnic at Pawnee Park near Republic next Tuesday August 25. Attendees meet at the Presbyterian Church at 4 0 clock for a baseball game and a basket dinner in the evening. Mrs Elmer Jensen celebrated daughter Margaret's fifth birthday with Norma Richards Jean Richards Betty Lou Martin Joyce Nichols Norma Glee Bowersox Bernice Bowersox Dean Bowersox and others.
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United Brethren
Presbyterian Churches
Pawnee Park
Republic
Presbyterian Church
Elmer Jensen
Margaret
Norma &Jean Richards
Betty Lou
Martin
Joyce Nichols
Norma Glee Bowersox
Bernice Bowersox
Dean Bowersox
Charles ‘Rasmussen
Ralph Bowersox
Mrs J H Miller Visits Relatives After Topeka Trip
Mrs J H Miller of Goodland arrived Monday night at the Clarence Albro home for a short visit. She had been in Topeka visiting her husband who is confined at the hospital. Mr Miller is progressing nicely. On Tuesday she went to Lovewell to visit her brother Dick Helt and family for a few days.
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J. H. Miller
Goodland
Clarence’ Albro
Kansas City visitors call on Mrs J W Holmes
Mr and Mrs Elmer Holmes Mrs Henry Singleman and William Blockberger from Kansas City arrived Sunday to visit Mrs J W Holmes and other relatives.
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Elmer. Holmes
Henry . Singleman
William Blockberger
Kansas
J. W. Holmes
Cooper Family Plans Short Trip Reports
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cooper and their daughter traveled to Salina on Monday to visit the Al Mahan home. They then motored to Newton where they met Mrs. M. M. Sandborn who accompanied them home Monday evening after a seven week visit with relatives near Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Cooper
N. S. ‘Cooper
Salina
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Scandia
Susie Steels
Night Hawk Cafe
Mrs
Aug. Swanson
Belleville
Wilhelmina Wetzel
Little Jean Clark
Mr. At
J. T. Clark
Dawson, Nebr
Ted Nelson
Ellen
Johnson
Superior
Nebr
Jash
Empress Eugenie
Ellen Loring
H. G. Hahn
Marquette
Kans
A. M. Patten
Show Place ‘of Agriculture
Topeka
Carnival Spirit
Kansas City
Hazel Swyhart
Kenneth Ellis
Geneva
John Nondorf
Fairfield
Roy Morris
Little Lyle Morris
Johnsoéns
Jetty
V. Green
Scandia, Kans
Duart-Pm Cosmetics
Brown County Calf Club
E. P. Ahrens
Deast
Manhattan
Will Wolford
Walter
Woodston
Jim Street
J. R.stofer
Standin
Delbert Forsberg
Dayton
Ohio
Opal
Mary ‘Ellen Brewer
Monroe, Mich
George ‘Stromberg
Denver
Joe Johnson
Bert Selin
Art Emmert
Violet Dabinnus
Ray Chilcott
Minnie
Jewel
Clyde
Stumbo
J. E. Emmett
W. E. Hiatt
Cord
Paris Miller — Weeks Motor Co
Belleville, Kans
Jetty Green
Dorothy Aspegren
Ruth Bell
Frances Larson
Lottie Lervold
Florence
Jim Currie
Hubert Green
Vesta Green
Jamestown
Day Green
Kathryn Doctor
Ruth Lyons
Bert Selin and Son
John Fredrickson
Jake Stofer
Phillipsburg
Harry Carter
Carl Reece
Northwest
M. M. Snyder
Night Hawk
Kansas Power
Ufe
The
Kansas Power Company
Concordia, Kansas
Wichita
the Rigby Gray Hotel Company
Puttman
Belleville Monument Works
the Bachelor-Faulkner Furniture’ Co
Calkins Clothing Company
Concordia Creamery CO
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