Scandia High School Christmas Program and Activities
Readings and carols by Ada Boloweee Samuelson Freed Reading and others will perform at 1 pm Friday December 3 in the high school study hall. The program includes Christmas carols and readings like Christmas Memories. Students exchanged gifts under ten cents, with teachers supplying candy. Christmas vacation runs December 23 to January 3. Scandia's basketball season opens with Rackley. team lists, Hi-Y and Girl Reserves activities and upcoming events are noted along with the junior and freshman programs and community caroling plans.
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Glee Club
Ada Samuelson Boloweeee
Genevieve Freed
William Mitchell
Jeannette Ahrens
Nona Fae Mahan
Vernice DeNoyer
Carl Forsberg
Helen Green
Lee Swanson
Cecil ‘Brand
Jackson
Larson
Watson
White
Cahill
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D. ‘Brand
G. DeBerry
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R. Cahill
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R. J. Bettis
Fred Hruza
Belleville
Nelson
Isaacson
Hruza
Hruza Hardware Company
G. R
Cecil Brand
Napoleon
Bernice Jackson
Josephine
Floyd Johnson
Oswald the Butler
Robert Cahill
Oscar
Max Nunn
Asafedita
Emil Granquist
Thomas
Charles Fike
Charles
Wichita
Scandia
Rudolph Johnson
Glada Bell
Nichol
Bernice Bowersox
Barrett
Courtland
Bothwell
Kackley
Kasparek
Republic
Red Cross
Miés Neher
Hahn
Guthrie Miss Neher
Local Socials and Visits Reported Around Providence Chapel
Lars Norgard shelled corn for Dutch Berry Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitley and baby visited Ollie Johnson Thursday evening. Neighbors attended Scandia Saturday to see Santa Claus. Truman Waiters vis ited at Lloyd McGregor's Friday evening. Lars Norgard and daughter traveled to Belleville Saturday. Hilton Waite and son visited Pat Kallman Saturday. Jack Duncan and Bill Pruet helped Waite butcher a beef Saturday. Frank Pruett visited George Fike Sunday. Lee Kinney and family were in Belleville Saturday afternoon.
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Lars Norgard
Bill Whitley
Baby
Ollie Johnson
Scandia
Santa Claus
Truman
Lloyd McGregor
Belleville
Hilton Waite
Pat Kallman
Jack Duncan
Bill Pruet
Frank Pruett
George Fike
Lee Kinney
Farm Account Books Prove Profitable for Kansas Farmers
Agricultural economics notes that a carefully kept farm account book helps determine desirable changes in plans. January 1 is a good start date. County agents and Kansas State College offer information on the kind of book to use. W. E. Grimes reports.
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Kansas
Kansas State Colege
W. E. Grimes
Certified potato seed boosts yields per acre
Pathology notes that certified or well-selected potato seed can add 20 to 50 bushels per acre over common seed. Over 12 years certified seed averaged 85.9 bushels more per acre than commercial seed, with extra cost rarely above $2.50 per acre, per E H Leker.
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E. H. Leker
Anti freeze solutions cheaper than radiators and engine parts
A brief note advises using anti freeze solution to protect farm engines instead of costly radiators cylinder heads or engine blocks. The message cites Jonn 8 Glass and mentions house plants as good Christmas gifts with a care bulletin available from the Department of Horticulture Kansas State College authored by Walter B Balch.
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Department of Horticulture
Kansas State College
Walter B. Balch
Winter Calves Need Grain to Grow and Stay Healthy
Beef calves require sufficient grain in winter to maintain normal growth or risk stunting. Typical allowance suggested is four to six pounds of grain daily, plus legume hay or one pound of cottonseed meal for added protein. Also notes sorghum as a versatile silage feed in Kansas. Poultry equipment upkeep advised and shopping tips given for feeds and greeting cards.
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F. W. Bell
White and Larson Named Flying Swede Captains
Edwin White and Ralph Larson, Scandia High juniors, were elected co captains for the Flying Swedé football team for next year. Both earned multiple letters. White plays center and end while Larson is a two letter man. They received equal votes on the first ballot and accepted the captaincy jointly for the coming season.
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Edwin White
Ralph Larson
Scandia High School
Larson
White
Theh
Home Oil And Supply Co Special 1 Gallon Can Nourse Oil
Mrs Will Johnson travels to Glendale California to visit relatives for several weeks. Anne Reynold Pete Carl and Henry Hansen visited the Johnson home Sunday evening. Coal orders urged by A M Sanborn Lumber Co to prepare for colder weather. Lewis Johnson left for a city in Nebraska for unspecified duties.
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Home Oil and Supply CO
Will Johnson
Glendale
Calif
Anne and
Reynold Johnson
Pete
Carl
Henry Hansen
Johnson
Cleaning Establishment to Close for One Month
E. M. Ivey who has operated a clothes cleaning establishment in the Kallman and Othberg building for the past year will discontinue operation on Jan. 1 and then start up again on Feb. 1. Slow cleaning business in January is given as the reason for the temporary closing. For the remainder of December, Mr. Ivey has inaugurated lower prices on all cleaning. Read his proposition elsewhere in this issue of The Journal.
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E. M. Ivey
Kallman and Othberg
Wil
Ivey
Road graveling halted by cold weather between Republic City and Scandia
Winter conditions halted county road graveling on the Republic City to Scandia route. After a brief restart last Sunday, freezing temperatures slowed progress and officials hoped to finish before another cold spell.
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Republic City
Scandia
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