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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
4
A long list of local families hosted and visited during Thanksgiving week. Neighbors shared dinners and hospitality with Johnsons, Florells, Tornquists, Monsons, Nelsons, Shavers, Lundblades, and many others across Concordia, Manning, Jamestown, and surrounding towns.
Courtland residents report Thanksgiving visits with the Leveke and Haney households. Carl Larson and Mrs. Hurtig hosted guests for bridge. prizes went to Mrs. Marty, Mrs. Boyer, and Mrs. Marty. Mrs. Nurin received a Stake School Survey appointment in Belleville. The Shotwells drove to Graham County.
Eastman Glenn and Paul and other area residents visited multiple homes in a string of gatherings. Thanksgiving dinner guests included Howard Millen with Janet Rae, while numerous Sandersons, Walkers, and Coldazier family members hosted and called on friends in the region. Regular social calls continued across Norton, Munden, Superior, and nearby homes.
Chas Henry Fulcomer was born February 18 1871 near Relfe Iowa. He moved with parents to Republic County Kansas at age five and died November 24 1934 at 63 years 9 months 6 days. Survived by two brothers Bert and Grant and many relatives. Funeral at Providence Chapel November 26 with Rev Davis, burial at Poplar Grove Cemetery.
The Long Beach press marks the Pacific fleet homecoming with a cachet designed by Dorothy Foreman for armed ships letters. Her sister Mildred Foreman, a Lebanon High School graduate, is noted as the artist. Mildred and Ed Dent reside in Des Moines, connected to the Register-Tribune.
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