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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
5
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King Korn Corn Chips advertise a cash incentive with a printed coupon letter system. Also listed are six used wheelbarrows for sale, a request for alfalfa seed samples, and a job ad for a route driver with Rawleigh Dept. in Freeport, Illinois.
The Republic County pioneers Florence Traver and Elijah Fike marked their 50th wedding anniversary on Christmas day at their home near Providence, Kansas. Family, friends, and Rev. E Stewart attended a noon dinner. guests included multiple couples with anniversaries and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Earl Hammil and Eddie were supper guests of her grandmother Mrs Paul Erickson in Beando Friday evening. A crowd attended the program at Highland Baptist church Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Woodka were Belleville visitors Wednesday.
Miss Opal Brewer daughter of Clarence and Clarice Brewer Norway Kansas and Carl W Miller son of Lewis Miller Monroe were united in marriage at four o clock Monday December 24 in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Bowling Green Ohio Rev E R Staf ford pastor performed the ceremony The bride’s sister Mary Ellen Brewer attended the bride Harold Statz attended the groom The Millers will reside in Monroe Also Miss Marcile Thomas of Scandia wed Glenn Currie of Scandia Wednesday December 26 in Concordia probate judge office The bride is eldest daughter of Roy and Mrs Thomas and she is a Scandia High School graduate class of 1933 The groom is son of Mr and Mrs J K Currie and a Scandia High School graduate class of 1928
Jeannette Ahrens entertained a small group of friends Monday afternoon with visiting and games. A two course luncheon was served by Mrs. Ahrens and Ruth after the social hour. Attendees included Eunice Sandine Manning Kansas Lenore Sandine Jamestown Ethel Johnson Karley Sadie Alma Graham Barbara Johnson Virginia Willis Frances Marian Mitchell Republic Virginia Ward Salina Lucile A Ward Belleville Lucile Scrivens Belleville Jeanne Plotner Dolores Miller Ruth Haggman Kathryn Doctor Genevieve Freed Nona Fae Mahan Bernice Bowersox.
Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson entertained on New Year's Eve with a dinner attended by G Hale and Dicky of Mankato, Rudolph Johnson, Ernest and Herbert Johnson, Fred Johnson, Meredith Cundiff and Mary Lou Johnson, Courtland residents, Emil Pearson, Algor Pearson, John Gunnarson, C P Rydell and Inga, Oscar Bergstrom and Ike Smith.
Christmas Eve supper guests included Mr and Mrs Glen Johnson from Kansas City MO and Mrs Lewis Johnson of Belgrade. Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson and son. Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson and family. Mr and Mrs Co P Rydell and Inga. Mr Leonard LeSage and Miss Elsa Johnson of Concordia. Mr Emil Pearson and John Gunnerson.
Mrs Bo Gs and Blanche Hageman hosted a Thursday evening in honor of Mrs Raymond Carlson of Kansas City at the E C Wires home. A long list of guests presented Mrs Carlson with a chest of silver and many other gifts.
A birthday surprise was held at the W. S. Henry home Monday evening in honor of Walter Henry and Mrs. Carrol Anderson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin and Clarice, Mr and Mrs Charles Farrell, Mr and Mrs Albert Moe, Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson and Valjean, Mr and Mrs J C Anderson and Judith, Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson and Norma, Mr and Mrs G A Nystrom and family, Mr and Mrs Ernest Burns, Mr and Mrs George Larson and family, Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris, Mr and Mrs John Sothers and family, and Mrs Ada Aspetgren and Norma.
New Year dinner guests at the home of Mrs Anton Edlund and Miss Hulda Edlund in Formosa included Mr and Mrs Carl Lindberg and Clifford, Mr and Mrs John Frederickson and Paul, Mr and Mrs Theo Danielson, Mrs A Brandstrom, Rev and Mrs B Selin and Carl, Mr and Mrs Wait-Westin. Also Mr and Mrs Eddie Boman and Eldred spent Christmas week with relatives and friends at York Nebraska.
The BB Club Thé held its arrival with a Christmas dinner Sunday at the C A Smith home. Guests included members and their families along with Mrs John Anderson, Mrs Carrol Anderson, Judith, Mrs Ada Aspgren and Norma, Mrs Ahrens and Emma Swenson.
Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson and family included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Danielson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindberg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lindberg and daughter, and Mrs. Lars Brown with Lloyd and Helen.
Christmas day guests of Mrs Moser and Zella of Belleville were Mr and Mrs Ed Whipp and son Mr and Mrs Don Moser and daughter Mr and Mrs Bart Kelly and son Mr and Mrs Clarence Mahan and daughters Mr and Mrs Frank Goodwin Vic Berggren and Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin and daughters.
Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Henry and sons included Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Anderson and Jud ith, Mrs. Emily Olson and Florence Swanson. Mrs. Emily Olson and Florence Swanson stayed for a few days.
Saturday evening visitors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. George Larson's home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Norris and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Norris and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Anderson and Judith, Mrs. Ada Aspegren, Dorothy and Norma, Naomi Nylund, Mr. George Larson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Henry.
Christmas supper guests included Mr and Mrs Will Street and family, Mr and Mrs Reuben Fredrickson and Alice Louise, Mr and Mrs Chas Rasmussen and son, Mr and Mrs Leslie Rasmussen and family, Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasmussen and family, and Mrs Emma Street with Grace.
Christmas dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Swanson on Tuesday. The guests included Raymond Carlson of Kansas City Missouri Mrs Amanda Maxell Adolph Nelson Mrs Anna Swanson Wm Swanson Yvonna Adolphus Gloria Lee Nelson and Conrad Lundin.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson host a dinner on Wednesday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maxell of Kansas City Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson of Courtland Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swinson Mrs Amanda Maxell Vernon and Vernice Swanson Yvonne Adolphus and Gloria Lee Nelson and Conrad Lundin.
Saturday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fleming and family of Caney. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Olson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Larson and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. August Band and sons. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Henry and sons. Mrs. A. C. Olson and Alma. Mrs. Emily Olson and Florence Swanson. the guests dined with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Anderson and Judith.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sjoholm of Jamestown hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson and sons Lawrence Olson Phyllis Albert Sjoholm LaVerne Rasmussen and R A Rasmussen as visitors in a family gathering.
Delores Miller entertained Saturday evening, hosting Mr and Mrs Graham and Sadie Alma of Republic, Lucille Screveris of Belleville, Ruth Hageman, Genevieve Freed, Jeannette and Ruth Ahrens, and Jeanne Plotner.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Maxell of Kansas City Missouri spent Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Adolph Nelson and other relatives.
A basket dinner was served at the Fred Currie home on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charlie Dowell and family Mr and Mrs JK Currie and family Mr and Mrs Emil Boman and family Mr and Mrs Joe Chopp and family Mr and Mrs Glenn Currie Mr and Mrs Thomas and family Johnny Freed and Woodrow Anderson. Afternoon guests were Alice Isaac son Kenneth Nylund and Edwin White.
New Year's Eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDowell and family included Mr. and Mrs. Emily Boman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Currie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Currie, Mr. and Mrs. Will McDowell and daughters Goldie Miller and Alice Isaacson.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Wayne Watson Mr Inn and Mrs Floyd Davis and Jackie of Esbow visiting Mr and Mrs Carl D Larson.
Readable fragments show Mr. and Mrs. Carl D Larson hosting Christmas dinner with guests including Mr. C Falk Mr. Glenn Samuelson Mr. Lloyd Falk Mrs Arina Nelson Carl and Lorraine Nelson and Mr and Mrs R L Falk and Eula.
Mr and Mrs Victor Erickson hosted a social evening with guests Mr and Mrs Gus Halgren and Garl, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Halgren, Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson, Mr and Mrs John Sankey of Republic, Mr and Mrs Charles Othberg and Richard, Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and Emil Granquist.
Sunday evening visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hageman included Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Hageman Phil and Ruth Mrs. Mary Creager Mabel and Blanche Hageman and Mrs. E. C. Wires in a family gathering.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Glen Johnson of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson of Belgrade Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom and Mr and Mrs Clifford Larson of Hardy visiting Mr and Mrs Chas Joinson and family on December 23 at their home.
Christmas Eve supper guests included Mr and Mrs CSO Thompson and Minor Mrs C P Rydell and Inga Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson and son Mr and Mrs Glenn Johnson of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson of Belgrade Neb Miss Elsa Johnson Mr Leonard LeSage John Gunnison and Emil Pearson.
Thursday evening guests include Jeannie Plotner Sadie Alma Gras ham Buelah Johnson Lenore Eunice Sandine Ethel Johnson Edn Edberg Kackley Kathryn Doctor Jeannett Ahrens Ruth Hageman Colonel Miller Wilhelmina Wetzel Nona Pa Mahan Marceil Preble Genevieve Freed.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson and Donnalee at Mir2 and Mrs O Ax Johnson Marie Hose Diesel attended a bargain display. Mr and Mrs Bill Milner and family joined the Christmas dinner. Tuesday a gathering was held at the Charles Mikesell home.
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