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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
5
Residents and guests attend birthdays dinners and visits across Concordia areas. Families including Erickson Griess Brown Nelson Henry Nichols Johnson and Hammer host and join festivities with relatives from Hastings Leonardville Belleville Quincy and Lebanon.
A garbled OCR fragment lists several names including Ruby Brown Helen Nelson Katherine Nelson Andrew Stafford Lloyd Brown and Alvin Nelson. It mentions a watermel on feed and a Sunday reference, suggesting a community gathering or notice with attendee names.
A brief item notes that EB Dunnigan arrived Wednesday and returned home with him on Friday, detailing a short domestic travel update and the persons involved.
Leave for Ozarks Mr and Mrs C O Reece Verlee and Carla depart Saturday for a week long vacation in the Ozarks They also plan to visit Mr and Mrs Harold Coleman and daughters in Jackson Missouri.
Miss Lenabell left Wednesday evening for Fresno California to seek employment on her journey she toured the Lloyd Ted row home in Pueblo Colorado. The item lists numerous local visits and family dinners in a sequence of social notices across the community.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Brown and Andrew Stafford with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Danielson. Numerous residents hosted guests through the week from Courtland to Springdale, with dinners and road trips noted among families such as Moe, Kallman, Bettis, Danielson, and others.
Leonardville was guest at C. J. Hugos home Sunday and Monday. Henry Rosene visited with J. R. Stofer Wednesday evening. Gad Holzapfel of Jamestown was a Wednesday evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis.
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