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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
5
Carrie Nation injured saloon fixtures in 1901 while Kendall became first man to swim Niagara Rapids in 1886. New Mexico was annexed to the United States in 1846.
Scandia Kansas announces a comprehensive 1934 35 high school program including Commercial College Preparatory General and Normal Training tracks. Courses cover Typewriting Bookkeeping Economics Algebra Geometry Latin English Science and more with senior year Normal Training pending student interest. Athletics music drama and debate may be taken with passing grades in core subjects.
Ernest Freeman and family visited John Sothers home for Sunday gathering. Déan Woods, who had spent the week there, returned home with them.
Mrs May L Wright 73 died Wednesday evening at St Josephs hospital Vancouver Washington. She was born Marion County Iowa in 1861 and married George Wright in 1878. Survived by widower sons Orville B James town G W Norway Jim W Glendale Califa L C Chevron Washougal and a daughter plus fifteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services held Monday at Swanks Funeral Chapel Camas officiated by Rev W E Rossman with interment at I C C FL cemetery Washougal. She lived near Norway over sixteen years and moved to Washington thirty five years ago.
Local residents share weekend visits with friends and relatives across Union Valley and neighboring towns. Cattle shipments to Republic City, schoolhouse maintenance, and minor injuries are noted amid a flurry of neighborly calls and long visits among families.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hohman Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and families traveled from nearby towns to Clay Center on Sunday for the Hohman family reunion.
Mr and Mrs C P Rydell and Inga entertained Sunday with dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Tom Dutton and Betty Jean of Talmo Mr and Mrs Ed Hadachek of Concordia Additional guests were Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson Mildred and Jean and Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson and Don Ronald Mrs Grethel Weir and children of Bellevillejoined Mr and Mrs Charles Cardwell and family Mrs Elmer Jensen Margaret Lloyd and Harold Lee returned from Marshall Missouri after a three week visit Miss Roberta Sandborn of Clay Center Mrs E C Wires and Miss Mary West spent Thursday in Concordia Miss Mabel Berggren and Miss Ruby Sundine visited friends in Courtland Sunday evening.
Mrs Leonard Jordan and Eldon of Stayton Oregon and Mr and Mrs Carl Guthbertson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Earl Hawkins. They were evening visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Aaron Johnson and son.
Mrs R Bettis and Miss Hazel Flesher spent Wednesday afternoon in Belleville. Mrs John Garvey of Belleville spent Friday evening with Mrs Reuben Bettis. Mr and Mrs Alva Miller and Oliver of Republic and Miss Mabel Berggren were dinner guests Sunday. Mr and Mrs Warren Berggren and Dean were also mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Albin Forsberg and Mrs W G Sanders and Bobby spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson and Don Ronald Berg Henninger of Jewell arrived Saturday for a short visit with his aunt Mrs Ray Chilcott and Mr Chilcott
Mr and Mrs Will Davidson of Chester Nebraska and Mrs Oscar Berggren with May and Brian traveled to Copeland Saturday morning for a short stay with Mrs Berggrens mother Mrs Charles Cline who is ill. Miss Fern Johnson returned home Wednesday after three weeks treatment in Kansas City hospital.
Mrs Lizzie Everett spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Everett in Courtland Miss June Freed left Monday for Lincoln Neb for a week's stay with Miss Edna Moe Mrs W G Sanders and Bobby left Friday for their new home in Glendive Montana Mr and Mrs C V Nichols spent Monday in Colverdia on business Carl and Alvin Eastman are spending the week with Mr and Mrs Fred Moe Because of increased demand and improved prices for horse a large number of two year old mares were bred last year These mares now three years old are raising foals while working They are almost certain to be stunted unless given plenty of grain says P W Bell Department of Animal Husbandry Kansas State College He declares a three year old mare which thus a foal should not be worked except in cases of absolute necessity Recent Federal credit… b prevents signs in Housing Bill designed to increase activity in heavy industries that produce dormei stone and the metals report Harold Howe Kansas State College The activity of these industries large employers of labor has an important bearing upon the permanency of recovery
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