Uncle Sam Expands Farm Buy Program With 30 Marketing Centers
Uncle Sam to open 30 regional marketing centers to buy farm produce directly from producers and cooperatives. The drive aims to boost farm income and supply high quality food for troops, with large purchases already recorded in the autumn maneuvers and cannery canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Quartermaster Corps
Carolinas
Columbia
Wellington
Chicago Quartermaster Depot
Sapticrerer
Obituary of Glenn LeRoy Eastman of Scandia and Belleville
Glenn LeRoy Eastman born May 2 1898 near Belleville died December 2 1941 at Courtland at age 43. He married Zenia Moe April 2 1926 and they had two sons Elvin Jean and Paul Vernon. Surviving are his wife, two sons, his mother Lillie Eastman of Belleville, two brothers Bale and Frank, plus a niece and three Idaho nephews. He farmed near Scandia and later moved to Twin Falls Idaho in 1938. His last words were Tell mother I tried to get there. He was fondly regarded by many in Kansas and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn LeRoy Eastman
Belleville
Courtland
Glenn
Scandia
Zenia Moe
Vaula
Concordia
Elvin Jean
Paul Vernon
Twin Falls
Idaho
Wulviving
Zenia
Lillie Eastman
Bale
Frank
Twinails
Neice
Reiver
William Eastman
Kansas
Obituary of Anna Emelia Johnson Pioneer Resident of Scandia
Anna Emelia Johnson died December 1 1941 near Courthand after long illness. She was born January 1869 in Rumekulia to Juan and Sopha Johnson and came to New York in 1908 then moved to Scandia Kansas. She married Charles W. Johnson October 1908 and they had son Carl Elmer. She joined Scandia Methodist Church in 1910 and remained devoted. Surviving are her husband Carl Elmer her son and several relatives and friends. Many local community members were noted visiting and paying respects amid condolence remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Emelia Johnson
Juan
Sopha Johnson
Atvane
Elon
New York
Kansas
Charles W. Johnson
Ihuwin Johnson
Chicago Wi
Carl Johnson
Swen
Julius Johnson
Cancege, UL
Esther Lumm
Sweden
5S. P. Nelson
Scamdia An
Mrs J N Miner Visits Mother In Hoxie
Mrs. J N Miner of Hoxie spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Lida Fullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Flores
Eva Sothers
Ernest Fream
Art Cardwe
Ura Lusmussen
Ve Sandborn
Cy. Center
R. E. Cooper
J. N. Miner of
Hoxie
Lida Fullen
A. M. Hedstrom
Loren
Ivan Bergstrom
Clare Nondorf
Reynold Nystrom
Topeka
Community Social Roundup Ties Many Local Visits
Sunday and weekday visits fill the town. Neighbors and families drop by for meals and calls, including Dr. J. C. Sherrard in Norway, the Hohmans, Lars ons, Andersons, and Nystroms. Church groups meet and guests travel to Topeka and Hays for meetings.
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Ntle Sam Farmers
M, Se
Vs. Army
The
Topeka State
Journal
R.W. Woohlford
Topeka State Journal
Fopoka
Kansas Power and Light Company
Elmo Scott Watson
Glenn L. Eastman
E. M. Eastvedt
Lloyd Barleen
Martin Larson
Axel Hedstrom
Nona Lee Ames
Carl D. Larson
H. I. Johnson
Geneva
Betty Johnson
Mrs. W. A. Johnson
Helen Masher
Clarence Mahan
Alta Goodwin
Vic Berggren
A. J. Kallman
Lincoln
Nebr
Donald Larson
Santa Anna
Calif
Anna Marie Jensen
Charlie Freed
Mmr
FiReno Sedevin
Avo S
Mich
Indianapolis
Ind
Louis Stofer
Franz Gesustedt
E. H. Lewis
Tehla Brown
Livya
Pawne Weir
P. E
Nelson’s Grocery & Market
Eliver
Maraschina
Maraschino
Eurekds
Otto Nelson
Morton House
E. E. Anderson
E. A.mcgregor
Lizzie Evert
J. C. Sherrard
Norway
Harry Hohman
Charles
Walter Anderson
Mrs
Charles Hohman
Lloyd Wetzel
Lucille English
Irving Isaacson
Lloyd Melson
E. P. Anderson
Agenda
Philip Larson
Rackley
Eldon
Ed Swanson
Amana
Lutheran Church
J. H. Hooker
J. L. Nesmith
A. J. Lane
John A. Nystrom
Victor Palmquist
Henry Simmons
Chas. Hertlein
Fred Evert
Supt
W. E. Hodges
Wesley Keltcher
Hays
Ed Jennings
Pearl ‘Brant
May White
Jack Smith
Salina
Wayne Smith and
May Mead
Tony Gritten
Elmer Danielson
Theo. Danielson
van Bergstrom
John Bergstrom
Algor Anderson
Ronnie
C. P. Rydell
iMiss Beth Linnerson
Gene Spitler
Ed Loring
Cook
First National Bank Building
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