Hilton Hammer Returns to Linds Borg After Holidays
Hilton Hammer came back to Lindsborg Monday following a holiday visit at home.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
2
Hilton Hammer came back to Lindsborg Monday following a holiday visit at home.
Mr and Mrs John Dart and Susan from Belleville spent Saturday evening as guests of Mr and Mrs H W Reece and their daughters during a family supper in town.
Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Johnson were Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Bennett, Debbie and Mark, Rev. and Mrs. Ford R. Miller and Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sandell, Lola and Danny.
Charles Samuel Greenslade known as Grandfather Sam, born August 23 1871 in Bristol England, died December 26 1901 in Belleville hospital after stroke. Survived by sons Duaine and Charles, daughters in law Alice and Viola, eight great grandchildren and several nieces. Funeral at Amana Lutheran Church Scandia with interment in Lutheran Cemetery.
The Greenisade family expresses thanks to floral donors and friends for acts of kindness after the death of their father and grandfather Sam Greenisade. They appreciate cards, gifts, and services from relatives and the Auxiliary. Also noting thanks for hospitality during the 25th wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Axel Jensen and Mr and Mrs W E Dyatt visited from McAllen Texas for holidays with Bill Reece and family. Gordon Berry spent holidays with grandparents Vachel and Formosa Crawford and returned home Monday.
New Year day dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tuley and family with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer Joy ce and Hilton Reuben Johnson and Mrs. Alice Hammer.
The fragment lists Mrs and C Sand Bil, Mrs Leonard Erickson and Nancy, Mr and Mrs Hugo Erickson, Mr and Mrs Clarence Aspegren, Mr and Mrs Matt Jeorg of Courtland, Mr and Mrs Don Hettinger of Smith Genter, and Albert Boline as wedding party members or hosts.
Monday and Sunday dinners brought together Mr. and Mrs. Don Burandt Mrs Maudie Farrell and guests including Bill Farrell Carl Buckson and family. Plymouth Mich Rob ert Nulty and others visited Mrs Ellen Sederlin Eugene Sederlin Linden and Tebow families hosted Orville Linden Earl Tebow Courtland.
Christmas dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cornett and Karen Eva Louise were with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. West and Mrs. Ella Davidson of Belleville. Dick Anderson joined from the group.
Ernest Nelson served as Monday guest of Mr and Mrs Iver Hammer and Sonja at their home, sharing time and conversation.
Friday guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson and Alicia and Randy McCracken at the Sandell home. Families gathered in Riley and Concordia with the Nelson and Rasmussen households among those hosting and visiting during the weekend. Martha Robison returned to Salina Monday after two weeks with her mother. The Youth Center held a sleigh party Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs Todd Cardwell and Mr and Mrs George Cardwell and Steven joined Mr and Mrs Artie Cardwell and family in Topeka from Friday to Sunday for a family visit.
Mrs George Christie and Mrs Bill Moe spent Wednesday to Saturday in Kansas City with Dr William Moe who they accompanied to Scandia on Saturday. Dr Moe returned to Kansas City on Monday.
Mrs Harold Larson was a Friday guest of Mrs Anjeanette Isaacson, sharing conversation and hospitality during a social visit.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Janasek of Manhattan Mr and Mrs Earl Janasek of Munden and Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson were Sunday dinner guests of Roy Baker of Narka.
Mr and Mrs Don Thomas and family were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Tedrow. Afternoon visitors were Mr and Mrs Larry Thomas and daughter of Belleville. Saturday evening guests of Sadie Robison included Mrs Sherfian Robison and Martha, Mrs Lena Lloyd and Franklin, Mrs Bertha Granstedt, Bob Robison and Misses Edna Josie and Adah Robison.
Mr and Mrs Harold Larson with family Mr and Mrs Alien Larson with family Mr and Mrs Harley Shaffer and Betty Hammer were Monday dinner and supper guests of Mrs Flossie Larson in a social gathering hosted at her home.
Belleville couple Mr. and Mrs Nelson Ward were New Year day dinner guests of Dr and Mrs Porter Ahrens at their Belleville home.
Danny Thompson has returned from a several week stay in California. he resumed activities and plans to share experiences from the trip.
Mr and Mrs Earl Janasek of Munden and Mr and Mrs Ronald Janasek of Manhattan were Monday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson.
Mr and Mrs Loren Isaacson and Noble Isaacson attended a Christmas dinner at the Bob Blackburn home south of Courtland in a small holiday gathering.
Lynette Boyles Judy DeWitt Steve Cardwell and Arnold Loring attended the Rainbow dance at Belleville grade school Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Bob Larson and Mr and Mrs Bill Farrell were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Delbert Aspegren.
Kay Goodwin and Tommy of Belleville dined with Mr. and Mrs. Labon Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeWitt and Judy and Mike visited Jamestown friends, then joined Mr. and Mrs. Vern DeWitt and the Clark Freed family for evening gatherings.
Friday afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs C O Johnson and Mr and Mrs Tom Tornquist. The gathering highlighted social visits among local residents.
Mrs. Labon Marshall spent Thursday with Mrs. Bretta Evans. Afternoon callers included Mrs. Oscar Idell Danny and Mrs. Bill Dow of Belleville and Mrs. Dale Sanderson. Janice Idell and Yvette Sanderson visited grandmother Mrs. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cady and daughters of Beloit were guests at Russell De Witt's home. Alva Thompson and girls had supper with Loren Isaacson. Rev and Mrs. Ford Miller and Lee hosted Friday coffee for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Johnson and Jarl Johnson of Houston. Saturday dinner guests at Algot Anderson’s included C. C. Johnson Miss Inez Bergstrom and Jarl Johnson of Houston.
Mr and Mrs Dale Milner, Mrs Herbert Milner, and Melvin Milner of Peters burg Texas were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs Florence Stafford.
Mr and Mrs C H West drove to Salina Monday afternoon taking Eva Louise Martha Robison Dick Anderson and Barbara Kersenbrock of Belleville back to school at Kansas Wesleyan University.
Wednesday evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Armand Snavely of Concordia and Dick and Dave Anderson.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Larry Thomas and daughter of Belleville were Mr and Mrs Don Thomas and family Mr and Mrs Roy Tedrow Mr and Mrs Erick Erickson Mr and Mrs Chester Erickson and Linda Gary Hammer Mr and Mrs Roy Thomas and Mr and Mrs Frank Danielson of Belleville.
Boy Nylund was a Monday evening supper guest of Mr and Mrs John Nylund and family.
Miss Lorraine Larson spent the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Larson and Larry. She returned to Bethany College at Lindsborg on Monday afternoon.
Jarl Johnson of Houston Texas arrived last Wednesday and spent several days with his parents Mr and Mrs Cc C Johnson.
Thursday dinner guests included Jarl Johnson of Houston Texas Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson and Mrs Hva Sjolander at the Johnson home.
Donna and Sharon Runft spent last Wednesday night with their grandmother Mrs. E. W. Runft of Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Thompson and girls were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thompson and Patsy.
Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C W Strom were Mr and Mrs Ben Denoyer Mr and Mrs George Cardwell and Steven Mr and Mrs Zae Powers of Republic Mr and Mrs Boyd Imler of York Neb Mr and Mrs Bill Tipton and family of Chester Neb and Jess Thomas of Courtland.
Scientists outline how bacteria transform citric acid through metabolic cycles into diacetyl, the flavor compound in dairy. They seek practical controls to maintain high quality flavor in dairy products, noting timing of temperature shifts and acid addition as key factors.
Imperial Valley alfalfa growers gain a targeted control for Egyptian alfalfa weevil via methoxychlor after UC researchers. Entomologists Andrew Deal Robert van den Bosch and Vernon Stern cut dosage and field tests showed effective weevil suppression in about ten days, protecting pollinators and crops.
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