Scaniea Journal Brief Local Gossip Highlights
Rev and Mrs L Hicks entertained at a six o'clock dinner last Thursday evening. Ulisses Reba Cooper, Mary West, Rose Walker and Mrs S Schwa attended. Mrs J B Waite and son and Mr and Mrs A Forsberg and Miss Anna were listed as guests. Mary West and Josie Nelson visited Mrs Sederlin and Sophie Peterson on Sunday. Thomas Hay and daughter Ruby left for Colton California to spend the holidays with relatives.
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Sirs. L
Hicks
Ulisses Reba Cooper
Mary West
Rose Walker
Mrs. S. Schwa
J. B. Waite and Son
A. Forsberg
Anna
Josie Nelson
Sederlin
Sophie Peterson
Thomas Hay
Ruby
Colton,alif
Visit of Miss Fula E. Boggess to Kansas City Parents
Miss Fula E. Boggess, English teacher at Central High, Kansas City, arrived Sunday evening for a brief visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. EB M. Bogevess.
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Fula E. Boggess
Central High School
Kansas City
EB. M. Bogevess
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Named in Hagberg Notice
A local notice lists Will Hagberg and family waiving a Thanksgiving dinner for guests Seet Klintberg, Gast Lundin and daughter Jonnie, Joste Nelson, and others as part of a sympathetic family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirva
Verner Hagberg
Seet, Klintberg
Gast Lundin
Jonnie
Joste Nelson
Card of Thanks from Magnussen Family
The Magnussen family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for aid during their father’s illness death and burial. J Vincent returned from Clarinda Iowa after helping his brother with a paralytic stroke. He notes Iowa crops were not better than last season. Subscribe for the Journal.
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C. T. Magnussen
J. Vincent
Clarinda
Iowa
Mr. Vincent
Obituary of Wilts XM Clineowas in Pawes County Kansas
Wilts XM Clineowas born in Wits and died at Ft Riley hospital at age 24. He moved from Nebraska to Kansas at seven with his parents and lived there the rest of his life. He left for Camp Funston on August 5, 1918 and served as a member of the J O O F. He is mourned by his mother and father, four brothers, three sisters, and many relatives.
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Wilts
Clineowas
Mee Wits
Pawes County
Necmasa
Aid
Beebo
Alan
al Bi
Rie Nansas
Smo Hs
O&o
Die Teaves
John
T Larry
Copeland
Ivansas
Mattie
Hine
Nellie
Joe
Fred
Scandia
Lily
Big Country
Death of Hattie Hammond Ends Brief Illness in 1918
Hattie Hammond daughter of L Hammond died Friday November 29 1918 after a brief influenza illness. Born January 8 1860 in Plainville Will County Wines she was preceded in death by her mother and one sister and one brother. Survived by her father three sisters Anna Dunton Bellaire Kansas M J Dunham Marietta Jacobs Gaylord Kansas three brothers Alfred R Hammond Santa Monica California Courtland Osage City Kansas. Funeral Sunday December 1 at the Vien Valley Cemetery.
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Hattie Hammond
L. Hammond
Plainville
Will County
Wines
Anna Dunton
Bellaire
Kansas
M. J. Dunham
Marietta Jacobs
Gaylord
Alfred R. Hammond
Lively WWI era tale and notices in Scandia
A vivid wartime dramatic piece depicts France and Britain resisting Kaiser Wilhelm with American aid promised. The tale blends patriotic verse and a memo about millinery in Kansas, followed by a probate notice for Arthur Vandeveer and estate administration details from 1918.
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State of
Kansas
Republic
Lorsaid
Arthur Vandeveer
J- P. Vandeveer
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