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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
4
Local items list visits from Arthur Wrigley to Topeka and Edith Anderson from Lincoln, Chicks for sale at 10–12 cents, farm land near Scandia for sale, lodge events in Wichita and St Louis travel, and community notices including food sales and club gatherings.
Local listings note Sure Hatch incubators for sale at Green's store and Kanata seed oats priced at 75 cents. Social items include Mrs. Ray Chilcott hosting the Friendship club, Miss Edith Aspegren and Esther Johnson visiting from Salina, and a new son born to Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green named Charles Oliver. Social visits mention Mr. and Mrs. Siford Gustafson of Polk, Nebraska stopping en route home from Burlington, Colorado to see cousin John Brandstrom and Mrs. Brandstrom.
Expressions of gratitude from the Cooper children and families for kindness during illness and death of their mother and flowers received. A. B. Johnson visits Manhattan and Oberlin then travels to Oklahoma City Tulsa Houston Fort Worth Dallas Kansas City. Ward buys Royal Cafe and promises continued good service under new management. Wokal news notes Mrs Wokal’s travels from Oklahoma City to Edison Studios in New Jersey.
Real country sorghum at Green's Produce. The Arnt-Carlson sale will be held Friday March 6. See the ad in this issue. Mr and Mrs Aaron Slaughter of Muscotah visited relatives for a weekend. Chas Nordman hatched 52 White Langshan chicks. Ida Altman of Hamlin Iowa visits her daughter Alfy Tingstrom. George Stromberg buys Peter Lewellyn property in East Scandia and will move early next month. Myron Blosser and family plan to move to Slater Missouri this week to farm.
A local ad seeks a truck hauler always in A 1 condition and ready to deliver goods. Will meet prices of all competition. Contact Dean Engstrom at 1511. Also noted is a U B ladies bazaar on March 19 with dinner and supper served. Menu includes creamed chicken hot biscuits mashed potatoes escalloped oysters candied sweet potatoes pie pickles and coffee all for 35 cents.
Rev Lundberg described Daniel’s faith in God during the lion’s den and his refusal of the king’s foods. The Thursday chapel featured a debate with the resolution that (incomplete) reflects on leadership and religious sincerity.
The article notes a classroom debate where the negative side prevailed. It lists participants such as Mr. Smith and Billy Bog gess with others like Dr. Glawson Paul. Chapel program featured piano Eskil Lundberg and readings by Zenia Moe Audrey Tedrow Mildred Senderlin Edna Erickson. Seniors plan a class meeting for photo day and committees for a senior play motto flower and colors. Sophomore English club met Friday with a program summarized as well.
In the six weeks test in Junior English students wrote a synopsis of their studied book. Keith Hoel joins as a new fifth grade pupil. Visitors included Mesdames Preble Mathis Nondorf Denoyer. Washington and Lincoln posters made by Miss Poages’ class. Caesar class has a Latin crossword puzzle. Both first and second boys’ basketball teams beat Courtland Friday night. first team 12 Formoso 8 on Tuesday. Scandia girls lost to Formoso 12 to 15. Friday night both teams travel to Republic City.
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