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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1931
Page
3
Community notes record New Year visits among Union Valley families, school party for high grades, and neighborly gatherings. The report lists numerous relatives from Belleville and nearby towns visiting homes, plus a fatality fatal auto crash near Chester and a postponed Mutual Benefit Club dinner to include children.
Providence area reported a Saturday collision at the corner west of Mack Drovetta's. Glen Housholder and an Allen boy were in the upset car with no serious injuries. Several locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Elliot, visited over New Year’s weekend.
The page promotes Belleville merchants in Scandia and surrounding areas offering courteous service. It hints at ads from Belleville businesses promising help if items are not found in Scandia.
The report describes activities in Room I before Christmas including a program for mothers and friends, a week of vacation, and the return of children on Monday. Children made freehand Christmas toys and a visitor, Miss Maurine Larson, a rural teacher, interacted with all grades. Paul Larson contributed a short item.
Lenora and Everett Rockhold spent Thursday afternoon at the J K Currie home, sharing a quiet visit and cordial conversation in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doctor and Patty Lou of Concordia and Agnes Albro spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berggren. Miss Mamie Dailey returned to Odeil Nebraska Sunday after visiting friends here a few days.
Agnes Albro spent Wednesday night and Thursday at the Paul Doctor home in Concordia.
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