Harold Tallent and Family Visit Wakefield Thursday
Mr and Mrs Harold Tallent and family of Wakefield were Thursday morning callers at the Allen Larson home. The visit occurred as they paid a social call and exchanged greetings with local residents.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Harold Tallent and family of Wakefield were Thursday morning callers at the Allen Larson home. The visit occurred as they paid a social call and exchanged greetings with local residents.
The piece argues faith mustwork in life with Paul urging Titus to teach the right living for each group. It stresses self control for youth and older women, honest conduct for slaves, and choosing a Christian path in everyday duties. It notes the challenge of daily obedience and personal reform.
Thanksgiving Day brought many guests to the North Central households. Families including the Larsons, Shaffers, Ol mans, Davises, Strombergs, Loviks and Cooks hosted relatives and friends from Beloit, McCook, Concordia, Courtland, Lindsborg and Wakeeney. Evening visits continued with siblings and in laws joining meals and social time.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Herrman and their sons attended a Thanksgiving Day dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Persinger and family in Cedar Creek Nebraska. They were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Persinger and family in Papillion Nebraska.
Lot description lists a 1963 John Deere four section harrow and drag with shredder and extra blades in like new A-1 condition. Also offered are a 1949 Ford tractor a Browning Automatic 12 gauge shotgun and a Case two row cultivator in like new condition.
Last week a social visit occurred at the Callis residence hosting numerous local residents including Mrs Mabel Cline Mr Rex Sandell and family Mrs Oscar Berggren Mr Clarence Strom Mrs Elsie Nob r Rev Loren Silsby and several others from Concordia Homer Cardwell Ernest Stram and Mrs Joe McDonald with Cheri Mrs Don Larson and Mrs Glenn Farlee among attendees.
The report lists local households visiting and hosting including Mr and Mrs C B Stensaas and various relatives from Clay Center and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs Bob Able and Mr and Mrs Ben Denoyer with George Cardwell and Steven, plus Mr and Mrs Robert Larson visiting Bill Barrett’s family in Pueblo Colorado. Grace Kallman of Belleville and Hilton Waite hosts guests on Sunday.
Mrs. Josie Medlin and Arnold of Manhattan joined Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Medlin in Riley for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loring visited from outside the area, while Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ainsworth and Mr. and Mrs. William Aitken with families from Kansas City spent the weekend with Mrs. E M Hastvedt.
Thanksgiving includes extended families from Scottsville Simpson Republic Belleville Wichita and Beloit. Readers attendances note visits to Berggren Fike Reece Lervold and Lodging at Loring households. Families share meals and honor Mrs Karen Anderson and infant son with funeral observances noted in Belleville.
Thanksgiving guests visited various local families including Hall Slater Howe and Hall families from Hastings and Concordia. Visitors from Kansas City Topeka Wichita Beloit and Denver joined regional hosts for dinners and weekend visits at multiple homes.
Sunday dinner guests included Norman Sankey Julie and Jill of Republic, Larry Larson of Hays, Lor raine Larson and Lowell Cheliberg of Lindsborg, and Don Larson family. Afternoon visitors were Gene Larson and family of Lindsborg plus Clyde Norris of Belleville. Thanksgiving Day guests at Hilton Waite included Ralph Moe Elme Van Nortwick Lynn Mark Bill Waite Vic Berggren and Grace Kallmen of Belleville and Republic.
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