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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
5
A Richfield Idaho recorder letter recalls a moose dinner aided by a Kansas host after a Canadian moose hunt. A display features a rare Russian samovar in Mr Gronstadt's drug store window, valued at 200 dollars, illustrating tea service customs and table etiquette in Russia.
Willard Univ met with Mrs Josie Woodka Pestec on Jan 6. Only seven members attended due to weather. Ali Marche Woodka led the nationals and was appointed. A poem for the New Year was read by Mrs Loofbourrow. A letter from County President Mrs McKenzie was read. Decision to date Mrs Mitchner at Norway and to hold a Food Sale for Jubilee Fund. February program to feature new members. All invited.
Mrs Frank Deerwaster of Pittsburg Kansas will speak Monday at 3 PM in the Presbyterian Church Belleville to launch a county wide YWCA educational program. Women from the county are urged to attend and learn about the organization and its work. Butter Nut coffee advertised at Star Grocery.
The Rose Mound and Prairie Dell schools report improvements with new texts, globe, and a piano funded by a box social. District 61 adds a piano to its rural schools and a new building is hoped. State plans could raise teacher salaries and require standard school features while Cedar County promotes district representation in education councils. The Belleville teachers’ meeting and county track plans are noted alongside pupil attendance during winter weather.
Three lot town property for sale including land with no house or barn. House requires repairs. suited for a buyer with repair skills. Bargain price below lot value. For details inquire at the Journal office.
Indebted parties are urged to meet immediately for settlement as announced by Albert Larsan. This notice seeks prompt payment or negotiation of accounts due.
County Engineer E A Parker visited Concordia with family. Frank Barak and John Moravek of Fairview Township were in Belleville where Barak announced intent to become a citizen. Noble Hin of Belleville meat market reported killing foxes bought from Bert Meblems Mroo and Mrs Emil Kesterson. Mildred Push, wife of Claude Pagh, and their children visited grandparents.
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