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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
6
Short listings advertise a two year old white faced heifer for sale near Scandia, Aladdin Lamp at 4.95, higher priced hats on sale in Concordia Gift Shop, Maytag Power Washer for 79.50, and general lumber company ads. Includes store hours and holiday merchandise mentions.
Mrs. Hilda Edlund expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness. She notes appreciation for visits flowers cards and letters she received while in the hospital.
Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and family Mr and Mrs Theodore Danielson Mr and Mrs Lars Brown and family Mr and Mrs Carl Lindecrantz and family Mr and Mrs Carl Lindberg and Clifford Mr and Mrs Duane Lindberg and daughter Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lindberg and family Mr John Aspegren and Mr and Mrs Henry Aspegren.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry hosted a Monday evening party for their son Marvin with many guests including Mr. and Mrs. J O Anderson Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson Judith Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nystrom and Lars Jean Mr and Mrs Ernest Burns and Lester Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and family Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin Clarice Veyna and Cleo Ward Also Thanksgiving dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson and family of G A Nystrom and family Leo and Dean Johnson stayed with grandparents Several other relatives attended including Mrs Grace Mitchell Mr J and Mrs Ed Boman and El era and Mr Guy Soher and daughter of Haddam
Thursday dinner guests included Geneva and Betty with Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson and Mr and Mrs Milo Johnson. Afternoon visitors were Emil Isaacson and Junior. Evening guests were Glen Housholder and family along with Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson.
Mr and Mrs George Jeandebeur and Ada were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C F Jeande Beur. Six o clock dinner guests Mr and Mrs E H Lewis were six o'clock dinner guests of Mr and Mrs B D Blakeley Friday. Mr and Mrs Cy O Reece and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Ada Aspegren and daughters.
Epworth League held a reception honoring Mr and Mrs Joyer Jolmade and announced next year’s officers led by president Wilbur Sothers. Guests included many listed members and relatives. A surprise tenth wedding anniversary for C V Nichols was celebrated with relatives from Courtland Jamestown and Jo ta.
Thanksgiving guests at Mr and Mrs N S Cooper included Mr and Mrs Raymond Cooper with daughters Lucille and Marie, Mr and Mrs O A Johnson and daughter, Mr and Mrs Paul Housholder and Donald, and Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson and daughter.
Thanksgiving guests at the Robisons included Mr and Mrs Frank Granstedt Mrs Lena Lloyd and children Mr and Mrs Horton Johnson and family Robert Robison Ada Robison Fred and Edward Olson and Lenora Isaacson.
Friday evening guests of Mrs. Lena Lloyd and family included Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Obison Everett, H. S. Robison, Sadie, Edna, Josie, Frank Granstedt, Fred Currie, J. R. Stofer, Fred and Edward Olson. Cards were played. The Community club met November 21 with 21 members. guests included Mrs. Carl Veteto Cuthbertson Monson Hanson Gilmore and Jen sen. A surprise birthday party honored Lem Cooper at his home December 4 with family and friends in attendance. Dean Louise Squires Thelma Myers visited. Louise stayed longer. Miss Betlah Barrett hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Merton Roberts formerly Marguerite McGowan. Attendees from Scandia included Mrs. Raymond Cooper Fred Currie Sherman Robison Paul Doctor and Misses Mary West Jessie Nichol Dorothy Aspegren Marceil Preble.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Watson Miss Maxine Fulcomer and Max Muth were in Salina Thursday visiting Mr and Mrs Elmer Boyer and attending the football game. Everett Watson returned to Scandia with them.
A Friday afternoon surprise gathering was held at Mrs F H Evert’s home. Guests included Mrs ED AL McGregor Helen Elizabeth of Norway Mrs Roy Evert Mrs Chester Reed Mrs Glenn Veach of Courtland Mrs Elmer Evert of Republic Mrs Fred Evert Vivian and Mrs BE McGregor and family.
A birthday basket dinner in honor of Déloris and Clarence Larson was held at Clarence Larson’s home on Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson and Lawrence Nelson, and other Concordia residents. The Gift Shop in Concordia advertises rare unique gifts and late evening hours before Christmas.
Guests of Mr and Mrs Galen Harold of Gilead Nebraska attended a social gathering hosted by the couple in their home. The event featured local neighbors and friends from the surrounding area.
A fragmented notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown and their daughter Evelyn as dinner guests for Thanksgiving. Also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown and children as attendees.
Mr and Mrs Milo Johnson announce the birth of a daughter named Elaine Harriet born Friday November 30.
The Happy Mixers club met at John Sothers home Friday evening. Charles Farrell won the high score and Albert Jackson took the low score.
The item notes the visit or hosting by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallin and their family, listing the guests as part of a social note. The readable fragment indicates a family hosting event or gathering with mention of guests.
Thanksgiving at several households in Belleville featured Mr and Mrs J K Currie hosting Mr and Mrs Emil Boman and family. Guests included Miss Jeannette Ruth Ahreng and others at Lucille and Virginia Ward home, with Esther Smith visiting from Topeka. Additional guests were Mr Welliver of Canning and Miss Floy Cramian.
Sunday afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and family and Mr and Mrs Lars Hammer with Ivan and Harvey visiting Mr and Mrs Benny Lervold.
The U and I Art Club will meet with Mrs. E C Wires on Friday to discuss club activities and upcoming events.
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