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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
5
Kansas adopts a federal style income tax with exemptions of 750 for single filers and 1500 for married or head of family, plus 200 per dependent. Tax rates range from 1 to 4 percent across brackets, with corporate tax at 2 percent. Penalties include up to 5,000 for fraud and double tax for late filing, plus monthly interest.
Jessie Elezan Burdye born May 30 1867 in Jay City Indiana moved to Republic County Kansas as a child. She married Michael O Neal in 1889 and survived by four children eight grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral services were held December 5 1933 at the family home and Methodist church with interment at Riverview Cemetery.
A. A. Hotchkiss, state chairman, issued a call for a state convention of Young Republican Clubs in Topeka on December 9. He expects more than five hundred delegates and several hundred visitors with elections of state officers and a banquet. Scandia attendees include Jake Storer Jr as official delegate.
Workmen from Missouri Pacific addressed a railroad crossing on Main Street. They filled holes and leveled the crossover to make it smooth and safe for traffic.
News notes indicate Mrs. Dan McCarthy has named women to direct post office activities in several communities, drawing on exchanges from Atwood Hoxie and Stockton to support appointments.
A Wisconsin merchant sends a Swedish clerk to collect debts. The clerk reports the debtors will pay when they sell hogs or wheat, with one promising to pay in January. The boss notes Bill Set a date to pay on a very cold day, and the clerk confirms January.
An old advertisement touts Williams S L K Formula claiming to cure indigestion and related ailments after three bottles. It cites testimonials from C. F. Jeffries and others, with a money back guarantee and sales at Hageman and Wires drug store. A Thanksgiving dinner notice follows with family guest lists and travel notes.
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co advertises window glass. Hats priced 50c to 1.85 and softies jams 25c to 1.00 at Gift Shop Concordia 52. Mr and Mrs Walter Brand recently moved into the house vacated by Bob Simpson.
Mr and Mrs Ida Peer and family of St Joseph Missouri are visiting Mr and Mrs Dallas Cady and other relatives and friends.
Mrs Edith Forsberg and family hosted Mr and Mrs A F E Rockhold Ethel and Lenore of Robinson and Mrs Sarah Ericson for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr and Mrs George Jeandebeur and Ada had as guests Miss Anjeannette Wetzel Wilhelmina Wetzel and Mrs C A Ward of Norcatur.
Dr and Mrs P B Graham and Mr and Mrs John Sankey and Norman Lee of Republic and Miss Jean Roper of Manhattan spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Othberg and Richard.
Mr and Mrs Newell Cooper hosted Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Ollie Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Ray Tingstrom and Jean Mr and Mrs Raymond Cooper Jacquéline and Patricia Lynn and Charles Redval in attendance.
A fragmented dialogue from the Linn Palmer Record shows a humorous misheard exchange about a razor and linoleum. The garbled speech suggests a domestic exchange with playful mispronunciation and may reflect a local or community page item.
Miss Dorothy Bettis of Concordia spent the time from Thursday until Sunday at the A. M. Bettis home.
Mr and Mrs S D Blakeley were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E D Blakeley and Junior in Belleville on Thanksgiving evening.
Miss Hermina Hipps of Central City Nebraska spent the Thanksgiving vacation with Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and family.
Mr and Mrs Garl Benson Marcus and Adolph were Thanksgiving supper guests of Mrs Christine Aberg and Carrie.
Mrs. Rhoda Moe and Jimmie spent the Thanksgiving vacation from Friday until Monday in Valley Falls. Miss Maxine Fulcomer is substituting for Mrs. Moe at the Midget.
We offer window glass for sale by A M Sanborn Lumber Co. Strong pricing and stock available for builders and contractors. Contact A M Sanborn Lumber Co for details and delivery options.
Frances Florell and Dorothy Aspegren spent Friday in Belleville. their brief visit highlighted local social activity and the town’s community events.
The Rev and Mrs Selin and Carl were Thanksgiving guests of the Rev and Mrs Elmer Peterson in Polk Nebraska.
Mrs A M Bettis and others from Munden drive to Topeka to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr and Mrs Jasper Bettis. They return home Sunday.
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