Corn for Sale Ad Near Rock Island Depot
Advertisement notes corn for sale located one half mile south of Rock Island Depot by J. J. Smith.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
6
Advertisement notes corn for sale located one half mile south of Rock Island Depot by J. J. Smith.
A basket dinner Sunday honored Mr. and Mrs. Will Loring on their sixty fifth wedding anniversary at their home. Guests included Ada Aspegren Dorothy Norma Lindén families and many Loring relatives and friends from Jamestown republic and Concordia among others. A separate birthday basket dinner for Ole Hammer followed with many neighbors and relatives attending at Alan Vannice home.
The Friendship Club met Wednesday afternoon at the U B Aid building. A pot luck lunch was served to members Mesdames May White H E Coleman R J Bettis O V Nichols Robert Doctor John Heimerich George Nichols N S Gooper Carla McDowell Harold Chester and Frank Peterson. Guests included Mesdames Albertina Isaacson Margaret Jennings Oberia Ryan George Christie Ora Tumbleson George Jeandebeur D L Cady C C Reece Carla C O Thompson C V Haggman Mary Creager J R Stofer E C Wires O J Wetzel and Miss Ida Isaacson Gayle Tedrow Jessie Nehol Edna Neher.
The Neighborhood Card Club met at the J O Anderson home Friday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs C O Sederlin Mr and Mrs A W Anderson Mr and Mrs M O Brown Mr and Mrs Harry McGregor Mr and Mrs J S Jensen and families Billy Jensen won high score and Harry McGregor son Dr and Mrs Egleson and sons of Concordia joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Rolla Thompson and Jennie Thompson accompanying them home for a short visit
A wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Clare Nondorf was held at the Nondorf home Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jeardoe and families and others from Talmo Courtland and Jensen. The 88 Home Circle met with Mrs. Carl D. Larson Friday afternoon. officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. Ernest Burns, Vice President Mrs. Richard Loring, Secretary Mrs. Carl Aberg, Treasurer Mrs. Lawrence Barlen. The next gathering is a Christmas party at the Ed Loring home on December 29 with a pot luck lunch.
A basket dinner was served at the Reuben Fredrickson home Sunday for Mrs Fredrickson's birth ay. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fredrickson and Alice Louise, Mr and Mrs R A Rasmussen and families, Will Street and family, Ralph Rasmussen and family, Leslie Rasmussen and family, Charles Rasmussen and Gene, Earl Carrol of Belleville, and Mr and Mrs H I Johnson with Geneva and Betty.
Mr and Mrs Dudley Doctor of Concordia were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Doctor.
County teachers met in Belleville Monday evening and completed arrangements for the county basketball tournament to be held in Scandia on February 20 21 and 22. A county music festival is planned for April with two new events a declamation contest and an extemporaneous speaking contest. A committee including Supt F L Miller Scan dia W E Nippert and Leslie Neywick Cuba will plan details and report at the January meeting. Women teachers also met and held a Christmas party at the Willott Hotel.
The article notes barefoot living among Ethiopians except officials and previews the film Wings Over Ethiopia debuting at the Princess on Tuesday and Wednesday next week along with Car 99 showings.
A graduate student Phil C. Haggman of Scandia is among seventy six Kansas students attending the University of Nebraska this year. Mr and Mrs Albert Berry and children visited the Grant Berggren home on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Josie Fullen wed Clare Nondorf at Belleville on Saturday December 7 officiated by Judge Henry Van Natta. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Fred Currie. Mrs Nondorf is Lyda Fullen’s daughter of Lucerne and works at the Scandia sanitarium. The couple, son of Charles Nondorf, will reside in Scandia.
Members and friends of the Methodist church hosted a Tuesday afternoon reception for Mr and Mrs A B Johnson who moved back to Scandia and set up home in the former G P Provencher residence owned by the M A Preble estate. They transferred their church membership from Manhattan First Methodist to the local church and plan to remain in Scandia.
advertisement notes a free Indian doll for first 12 girls with parental accompaniment after 2 pm Saturday at the Bargain Spot. It lists families visiting Mr and Mrs Archie Larson and others as Sunday dinner guests.
Mrs Harry Hohman has returned home on Thursday after a two week stay in Kansas City Missouri visiting her daughter.
Mrs. W. M. Miller and Mrs. Rasmussen visited the Emil Isaacson home on Wednesday afternoon as guests.
A birthday basket dinner in honor of Mrs Earl Kelly was served at the Kelly home Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kelly and Billy, Mr and Mrs Ed Whipps and sons, Mr and Mrs Clarence Mahan and daughters, Mr and Mrs Pat Kallman, Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe and Ila Marie, Mr and Mrs Frank Munger, Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin and Verna, Mrs Alta Goodwin, Mrs Helen Mosher and Ella, and Vic Berggren. Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and family were Wednesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Malker Lindecrantz.
Mrs Anna Bengston was honored with a surprise party at her home Thursday afternoon. Guests included Hulda Bengston Emma Isaacson Ora Tumbleson Ed Boman Anna Larson Jake Weislogel R A Rasmussen Albertina Isaacson and Mr and Mrs Albert Bengston.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Danielson with family visited Vernon Erickson on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berggren spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the Oscar Berggren home.
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