Scandia Forms Red Cross Unit and Christmas Drive Aimed
The Scandia town Red Cross group organized on November 26 with Mrs. Bobo as chair and a long list of local volunteers. Meetings are set for Thursdays at 2:30 in the Domestic Science building as the community canvasses for the Christmas drive to aid front-line servicemen.
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Scandia
Red Cross
Hicks
Henry
Clara Jellison
Belleville
Bobo
Ahrens
Malot
Wyman
Haggman
Craeger
Malott
Emile Nelson
Stelzer
Wires
Nimocks
Summers
Parlee Pl
United States
Progress noted as Scandia high school praised by state inspector
The state high school inspector commended Scandia for its well arranged building equipment and progressive approach. He compared favorably with nine other schools, calling this district likely to have one of the best facilities and educational privileges in the area if current efforts continue.
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Scandia
Subscription Notice Urges Renewal in Scandia Journal
Readers are asked to check the date on their address to see if their subscription has expired. Paid in advance is preferred, with options to send a check by mail. The editor notes a few overdue subscribers will be dropped, stressing value of the paper at one dollar and a quarter per year.
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Gus
Fredrick William
Arthur Dix
Deutschland
Dix
Scandia Journal
John Jones
Jones
Uncle Sam
Journal
Masons Elect Officers and lodge events reported
Lebanon Lodge No. 221 elected J. C. Wires as W M and A R Morey as S W with W C Preble J W CE Wyman treasurer L C Hohr secretary others appointed Joseph McGowan Wim Johnson George W Nimocks and George Sigshee as stewards Joe Tedrow tiler A post-meeting banquet followed with speeches A Christmas program planned at Methodist church with The Cunning of Santa Claus and related events at United Brethren and Lutheran churches plus a Christmas service note and upcoming annual meeting details.
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Lebanon Lodge No. 221
J. C. Wires
W. M
A. R. Morey
S. W
W.C. Preble
J. W
Wyman
L. C. Hohr
Joseph McGowan
Wim. Johnson
Holiday church programs outline town services
The article lists Christmas Eve and Christmas Day observances at town churches with Swedish language readings and a Kinder program. It notes Epworth League events on New Year’s Eve, a watch night service, and Sunday school programs with refreshments in the newly equipped basement.
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Peru
Lir
Easoir
Ecus
Prince of Peace
Epworth Leage
Aha
Busy New Year Cash Store Rushes Through January 4
A bustling cash store scene on January 4 shows a busy but cheerful start to the year with customers and staff in motion. The note captures a lively, optimistic tone of commerce and community activity.
Piano and Viola Recital to Benefit Ladies Aid Society
Thursday evening December 27 the St. Peter and Paul parish will host a piano and viola recital at the M.E. church. Assisted by Lovell and I. Hicks, proceeds go to the Ladies Aid Society with admission priced at 10 and 25 cents.
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Hursday
Stp
Altha
Lois Tebow
M.eb
Lovell
I. Hicks
Ladies Aid Society
Remarked New Year Coffee Menu At Town Star Grocery
A fragment notes Morning Glory coffee featured at Town Star Grocery during January New Year promotions. Unclear details mention coffee quality and rush, with stray words about bus ilass and best in town.
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Star Grocery
Jersey horse listed by Fogelberg Brothers
A Jersey thoroughbred mate hog is advertised with contact details for Co over' Ranmers ph:ne 205 or to see Fogelberg Bros.
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Hog, Co
Fogelberg Bros
Lutheran Ladies Aid Plans Strong Year Ahead
The Lutheran church Ladies Aid held its annual meeting on December 19 with cheerful reports and a financially strong past year. Officers elected: Mra L L P Kallman president, Mrs Chas Masmean vice president, Mrs Anna Swenson secretary, Mrs A W Leverhammer treasurer. The Dorcas Society also met with similarly positive reports and elected Aug Norden president, J O Anderson vice president, Anny Forsberg secretary, Anna Swenson treasurer. Small charitable donations were made to denomination institutions. Refreshments and social hour followed, with gratitude to God for blessings.
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Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
Mra
Ll. P. Kallman
Chas. Masmean
Anna Swenson
A. W. Leverhammer
Dorcas Society
Young Ladies League
Aug. A. Norden
J. O. Anderson
Anny Forsberg
The House Play To Be Staged At City Hall
A charitable home mission play titled The House at My Lay will be staged next Saturday evening at the city hall. Attendees are urged to support the fundraiser, with proceeds aiding community efforts. Tickets are encouraged for a worthy cause.
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Manmier
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Theda Bara
East Lynne
the Princess
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Maine
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High School
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Sandell
St Church
Santa Claus
Simbat
Edovrom
Fae
United Brethren
U. B. Cuarch
William Fox
Prinesss
Ranstedt
Clara Cederstam
Lindsborg
Mrs. P. Kallman
M. E
Orly
Chr
Evanston
Presbyterian Church
Newerman’s Cash Store
Busilass
Bettis Variety Store
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