Sorosis Study Club Elects Geneva Johnson Vice President
The Sorosis Study Club met with Mrs. Algor Anderson on December 5. Mrs. Conzelman led a short business meeting. Miss Geneva Johnson was elected Vice-President to replace Mrs. Hampton who moved away. Members sewed carpet rags for disabled War Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Study Club
Algor Anderson
J.,.h. Hooker
N. H. Pearson
H. C. Quantic
W. F. Curtiss
Geneva Johnson
Algot Auiderson
Sudden death of Elmer Haney noted at Borden Kansas
Word came Tuesday of Elmer Haney's sudden death at his home in Borden Kansas. He was a cousin of Mae Mead and father in law to Alfred Freed. Haney once lived on a farm west of Scandia and was a prominent stockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Haney
Borden
Kansas
Haney
Mae Mead
Alfred Freed
Scandia
Christmas Week Visits in Wichita Invitees
Mrs. Lem Cooper will spend Christmas week in Wichita visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spaulding. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swanson and Harold Lee were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Christie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jensen
Jim
Cpl
Alvin Nelson
Set
Glen Nelson
Ernest Nelson
Carrol Anderson
George Larson
Gene Larson
Newton
Clyde Norris
Ada Aspegren
Norma
Minnie Anderson
Albertina Isaacson
Ida
Alice Hammer
Carl Hammer
Mrs. Lem Cooper
Wichita
Mrs
Alfred Swanson
Harold Lee
George Christie
Miss Nordell Weekend Visit With Nordell Family
Miss Helen Nordell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaacsdén and Carl, enjoying time with the Isaacsdén household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nordell
Frank Isaacsdén
Carl
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C.M. Hanson
Mank
Dieckmann Cafe
Chick
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
John Hooker
Scandia, Kansas
John Gunneson
Gunneson
North Courtlai
Commode
Royal
Peterson
Courtland
C. C. Green
Col. C. M. Hanson
Duaine Greenslade
Princeton, Mo
Scandia Leather Shop
R. C. Canfield
Ward Spaulding
Oleum Corporation
Cardwell & Son
Nelson’s Grocery & Market
Borden’s
Lipton’s
Carey’s-Mortons
Oxydol
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