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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Silas Perry of Hardy Nebraska were Sunday supper guests of Mrs Emily Willis, sharing an afternoon visit and a meal together.
Mr and Mrs R M McDonald and Bruce returned to their home in Greeley Colorado after visiting relatives and friends here. Mr and Mrs Bob Pence of Kansas City and others were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Vic Brown at Republic.
City residents Mr and Mrs Vic Brown of Republic and Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and Charles were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Price and family. Mrs Bob Pence of Kansas City and others visited Mrs Charles Hohman and Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson in Republic Sunday afternoon.
Social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pence of Kansas City visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hohman and Charles. Dr. and Mrs. E Porter Ahrens joined Mr. and Mrs. N J Ware of Belleville for Sunday lunch. Arthur Ferguson of Lovewell visited Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Burge Friday morning. Pat Sandell hosted guests including Pete Sandell Paula and Mr and Mrs led Haligren on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson spent Saturday and Sunday in Concordia visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson and Karen and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sage, Joan and Peggy.
Mr and Mrs A J Perry Marcia and Diane returned Sunday after a ten day trip to St Louis Missouri and Chicago Illinois They spent the past weekend with Dr and Mrs Marlen Johnson and family in Omaha Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Price and Pattie, Mrs. Vic Brown, Mrs. Bob Pence and Mrs. Harry Hohman spent Friday in Superior Nebraska.
Monday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs Pat Sandell and Lola Jean were Mr. and Mrs Martin Johnson. The Methodist Sunday School children presented a Christmas program at the church Sunday evening. It was very well attended.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Bergstrom were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Bergstrom and Inez on Sunday, sharing an evening meal and conversation.
Mr and Mrs Martin Larson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Barleen and children Mr and Mrs Ted Larson Mrs J S Swanson and Mrs Ellen Day visiting Alex Ostberg Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs John Stolander visited Mr and Mrs Carl Ericks Monday evening Mr and Mrs George Haser and Mr and Mrs A R Arpin Ronnie and Rickie of Morrowville spent Sunday at the Carl McDowell home Mrs Clarence Strom Mrs Elsie Noble and Mrs Hilton Waite spent Thursday in Salina
Glenn Haggart of Kansas City spent Friday at the Boyd Burge home, spending time with the household and chatting with family members during a social visit.
Bob Burge and Virgil Reece traveled to Kansas City on Sunday.
Mrs Evelyn Jordan of Stayton Oregon arrived Sunday to spend a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Cuthbertson and Burl.
Mr and Mrs Ben Hanzlick of Munden and Bob Larson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson, Arlene and Ann. Mr and Mrs L S Richards and M C Brown visited Mrs Brown at the hospital in Belleville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charley Stolander and family spent Wednesday evening at the Carl Erickson home.
Clarence Larson of Riverside California arrived Sunday to spend a couple of weeks with his sister Mrs Lewis Wailin and Mr Wallin. David and Julius Nelson returned to Wyoming after spending two weeks visiting Mr and Mrs George Throbeck.
Saturday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Godfrey Boman and Lonnie and Georgie Stromberg.
Mrs Lester Isaacson and her escort visited Mrs Emily Willis Tuesday afternoon. The social call reflected typical neighborhood courtesy and friendly chat among residents.
Jim Currie was the Sunday lunch guest of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Currie and family. Afternoon and evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thom as and Mr. and Mrs. Don Burandt.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Odell visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lyle Marshall and Beth.
Mr and Mrs Harold D Johnson and Allen Dean visited Mr and Mrs Reynold Nystrom and daughters Saturday afternoon. Aaron Johnson and Mrs Mary Nystrom joined the Nystroms for luncheon Sunday. Wallace Aspegren and Rev and Mrs N H Pearson attended Brantford Children's Christmas service Sunday evening.
C G Aspegren of Republic and Mr and Mrs C Flores visited Mr and Mrs W W Aspegren for Sunday dinner. The family also spent Sunday evening with Mrs Charles Peterson and her son.
Jack Summer attends Washburn University arrived Wednesday to spend the Christmas holidays with his father Faye Summer and grandparents Mr and Mrs J Summer.
Mix and Mrs. Louis Stofer of Beloit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stofer, enjoying time together and sharing hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tate with Patty and Tootie visited Sunday dinner hosts Mr. and Mrs. Lee Loring along with Bette Lee and Arnold.
Mr and Mrs O A Johnson and Lucille with Mr and Mrs Ray Tingstrom and Mr and Mrs George Fike and Everett spent Sunday evening at the Floyd Johnson home.
M. O. Browwn attended a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Richards, sharing an informal family gathering.
An oyster supper was served at the Ralph Rasmussen home Thursday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mitchell and Cynthia Lou and Miss Bettey Cady.
Mr and Mrs Reynold Nystrom hosted a surprise luncheon for the choir in the church basement after practice Thursday evening at the Methodist church.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Moe and Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson were guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Henry Friday evening. Thursday guests at the Henry home were Mr and Mrs Arche Larson.
Mrs Charley Nondorf visits Sundays with Mr and Mrs Clare Nondorf near Belleville. The casual social call highlights local family ties and weekend routines in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fogelberg and a family were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Norgard.
Sunday afternoon gathering involving Mr Lars Norgard Mrs Leta Fogelberg and Donnie.
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