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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
5
Mr. Harlow, after a psychology lecture, realizes his thirteen year old daughter Virginia has shifted fondness from her mother to him. He seeks to restore harmony at home, feeling uniquely capable to guide the family through this developmental shift. Virginia returns late from a party, entering the household together with her mother in emotional tension.
Kansas highlights 12 000 farmers volunteering with extension groups to translate research into practices. These leaders guide emergency responses to pests and diseases and foster cooperative farming efforts, aiming to raise income and happiness in rural communities.
In the living room Virginia discovers a stray blond hair and powder on her father Mr. Harlow. He apologizes and hides the incident, promising not to tell her mother. Virginia vows to keep the secret, sensing looming family harmony and a planned explanation later.
Technologies detect incipient cracks and hidden flaws six inches deep in steel plates and castings. Trade in Scandia.
Dr and Mrs E P Ahrens and Jean nette and Ruth Kimika Taguchi of Rocky Ford Colo and Tasker Sherrill of Republic and Ed Ahrens were Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Nelson Ward of Belleville.
Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson and Mrs Nathan Isaacson entertained to dinner Thursday with guests including Mr and Mrs Allan Staver and David Alan, Alice Isaac son, Oscar Johnson, Ralph Clark Jr, Ada and Paul Isaacson.
Miss Kimiko Taguchi from Rocky Ford Colorado, a student of music, is listed as visiting the holiday vacation with Dr. and Mrs. E Porter Ahrens and Jeannette and Ruth.
Mr and Mrs C Nelson and Paul Nelson visited Mrs W S Grubb and her brother LG Grubb in Topeka after Thanksgiving vacation. They spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Nelsons mother in Topeka and with the Grubb family during the holiday period.
Visitor from Topeka Helen Westin, attending Washburn College, spent Thanksgiving vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Westin.
Paul Nelson of Omaha Nebraska visited his parents Mr and Mrs Axel Nelson and family during Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. Christine Hawkins and Ada from Topeka were Wednesday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Johnson, Geneva and Betty.
Emil Isaacson of Beatrice Nebraska arrived Wednesday evening to spend the Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs. Isaacson and Junior.
Miss Marceil Preble of Manhattan returned Sunday after spending Thanksgiving vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. GC. Preble.
Ed Boman travels with Mrs Clara Swanson and Miss Mabel Swanson to York Nebraska during Thanksgiving holidays to visit Mr Boman and other relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs A H Lorentz spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs Lorentzs parents Mr and Mrs William Kelsey of Salina returning after a visit in Salina and sharing holiday meals with relatives.
Rev and Mrs R C Conn join a Salina family reunion while G A Nystrrom and John visit Jamestown and Concordia. The Nystroms host dinner with Joe Johnson in Kackley. multiple couples share meals in Belleville and with the Nichol and Rasmussen families. The Doctor and Wilson households visit in Kansas City. Gifts for all ages appear at Santa’s Headquarters The Bargain Spot.
Miss Adeline Rosenquist visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Rosenquist of Courtland during vacation.
Mr and Mrs Robert Doctor and Mrs George Meinhardt of Manhattan visited Concordia on Saturday. The party included Mr and Mrs D C Doctor Mr and Mrs R A Rasmussen and Mr and Mrs Horton Johnson Fern and Forrest with a Saturday afternoon visit to local residents.
Mr and Mrs Chas McGregor of Jansen Nebr visited on Sunday afternoon calling on Mrs May Meade and Mr and Mrs Charles Nordman.
Mrs Emma Isangson was a guest Wednesday night and Thursday of Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson. The note mentions their sons in context.
Mrs Grace Mitchell stayed in Belleville from Tuesday through Saturday with her sister Mrs Chas Elliott and Mr Elliott.
Claire Nondorf of Martin Transfer Co Manhattan spent the weekend with Mrs Nondorf, returning to work afterward.
Mr and Mrs Axel Smith and Leo, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Norris and children, Mrs Gustava Ostberg and Ted, Miss Emma Swensen and Miss Esther Smith join Mr and Mrs Galan Harold and their son in Gilead Nebraska for Thanksgiving.
Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor and their two daughters were guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren and family. Mrs Doctor and children stayed until Sunday and were accompanied home by the Berggrens.
Dinner guests at the Linden home included Mrs. William Linden, Mrs. Joe Freed, Mr. and Mrs. John Naslund and Corrine, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Anderson and Paula, Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosene and Marvin and Charley Clausen.
Mr and Mrs Lewis hosted a Thursday dinner entertaining Clar ice Ward, Verna, Mr and Mrs Addison Carlson, Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson, Mr and Mrs Walter Henry, Cleo Wardang and Warren Gunter in a neighborly social event.
Mr and Mrs S Summer hosted a Thursday dinner for Mr and Mrs Arthur Ellingson Lulu and Ella Faye Summer and Jack. Lulu Ellingson remained for a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Schwahn of Lawrence visit Mrs Schwahn s parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Fraser and John to spend time with family members and share a social call.
Lincoln residents Miss Opal Currie and Edwin White visited their parents and other relatives over the weekend, sharing time with family in a brief social outing.
Miss Beaulah Anderson of Kansas City visited her father Ed Anderson during the Thanksgiving vacation in the city.
Mr and Mrs J L Hefling of Halstead visited their daughter Mrs O M Hardtaffer and Mr Hardtaffer during the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs George Meinhardt of Manhattan visited her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Doctor this week. She returned home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Fredrickson and niece Youlanda Lou Yonkin of St Joseph Missouri spent a few days visiting Mr and Mrs John Fredrickson and other relatives this week.
A playful ad notes Silk Stockings priced at 49 59 and 79 cents as a gift idea. The copy suggests shoppers will appreciate the gesture with affordable selections at The Bargain Spot.
Mr and Mrs Victor Herman and Mr and Mrs Emil Erickson were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs John Carlson, sharing social conversation and hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Enoch Munson were Monday afternoon visitors of Mr and Mrs John Carlson at their home.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Strand of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Wm Clark and their sons on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Elmner Danielson were Thursday afternoon visitors and were greeted by Rev and Mrs B W Selin and Carl.
Mr and Mrs W A Johnson were dinner guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Will Clark in Concordia. Local retailer advertises biggest selection and lowest prices at Cee ee Bargain Spot.
Philroy Henry spent Thanksgiving vacation with his grandparent and Mrs J C Anderson. Norma Aspegren was a dinner guest of Dr and Mrs E P Ahrens. Miss Lucy Fuller visited her aunt Mrs Clair Nondorf last week.
Miss Lenora Isaacson and Wilma Mitchell were Thursday night guests of Miss Fern Johnson. Wilma Mitchell joined for Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. English and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson dined with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Avery in Concordia. C. W. Holzapfel spent weekend with relatives in Miltonvale. Will Curtis and Ardith visited Topeka for the weekend with his daughter Ruth.
Advertisers offer special Christmas candy prices to teachers and churches. Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs G A Nystrom. Mrs Ora Tumbleson visited relatives in Concordia during holidays.
H F Roberts at the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station selected a head from Crimean wheat plot for experimental stock in 1906. The entry notes origin of this kanned wheat from Crimean lineage and ties it to Station 11 records.
Plowing sweet clover under as green manuring 15 months after seeding raised potato yields in the Kaw Valley by 60 bushels per acre. The finding highlights the benefit of cover crops in improving soil fertility and crop production in this region.
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