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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
6
Sunday supper guests gathered at the homes of Oscar Freed Benny Ler vold and families. Mr and Mrs Fred Currie Ale Jen Lars Hammer Carl Hammer and Maurice Medlin attended with their families.
Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Will Currie and Mr and Mrs Emil Boman and family who joined Mr and Mrs J K Currie for a Sunday afternoon gathering.
Mr and Mrs D B Green and their family joined Mr and Mrs Harry Carter for Sunday dinner at the Carters home in Jamestown.
Sunday evening guests included Mr and Mrs C O Johnson and family with Miss Jetty Green and Gos ta Rydell joining luncheon with Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom on Monday afternoon.
Misses Evannah and Alphild Larson entertained with a Friday evening bridge party at their home. Prizes for high scores went to Miss Dorothy Aspergrén and Elmer Anderson. A late lunch was served to a group including Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swiercinsky, several Misses such as Marceil Preble and Dorothy Aspegren, plus Messrs Carly Johnson and Dallas Nylund among others.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson and family from Jamestown visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Carla A Berg.
Readers note a birthday dinner for Mr. Jeandebeur and guests including Miss Carrie Aberg and Gust Bentsen. Golden Wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henrikson reported. Garden club meeting postponed to Jan 17 at 7 30 p.m. H Kannier and Mrs Kannier visit Topeka for weekend and Gov Yandon inauguration events.
Wednesday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. H Kannier and Mr. and Mrs. E C Wires visiting Miss Mary West. They shared dinner and conversation in a cordial social gathering at her home.
Vishertey 5.1 Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson were guests of Mr and Mrs Delbert Fors here Sunday evening.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson and Junior and Alice at the home of Mrs Ida Johnson. Mr and Mrs Nathan Isaacson were afternoon guests.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin and daughters Mr and Mrs Emmit Larson and family and Ed McCall were Sunday dinner guests at the Clarence Larson home.
The Rev. and Mrs. B. W. Selin and Carl and Mr. and Mrs. John Brandstrom hosted Friday dinner for Anton Edlund near Formoso.
The Social Hour Club met January 5 with Mrs Arvis Mallory as hostess and twelve members present. The next gathering will be January 19 with Mrs Mae Clire hosting and a white elephant roll call.
Miss Josie Fullen, formerly confined to her home due to illness, shows improvement. Neighbors report her spirits rising and her daily activities returning to a normal routine.
A Jewell Republican report describes technoray as a method to cut labor hours and balance production and consumption. Investigators propose Americans aged 25 to 45 work about 12 hours weekly, urging farmers to curb overproduction and warn of rising unemployment unless farms manage output.
The article outlines semester tests set for Thursday and Friday January 12 and 18 with six weeks tests not given. A is required in all subjects to be exempt from that subject and last six weeks A grants exemption. Regular morning subjects on Thursday and afternoon on Friday. A school program included student poets and pep activities.
An ad touts BU–KETS as a bladder cleansing remedy to reduce night urination. It claims buchy leaves and juniper oil relieve irritation and backache from bladder disorders, promising relief within four days. Sold by Hagman and Wires druggists.
Déna Kullberg and iiolet Ofstad returned to school Monday after being absent on account of sickness several days. The Misses Hazel Olson Frances Guthrie and Helen Currp spent Saturday afternoon in Concordia. Bernice Bowersox was shopping in Belleville. Saturday Miss Gladys Nylend spent the week end with Miss Mable Berggrem.
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A testimonial claims Adlerika transformed a three decades long constipation. The speaker, Alice Burts, describes sour stomach and blockage ending after using Adlerika, as shared by Haggman and Wires druggists.
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