Norway Man Represents Sterling In Boxing Tourney
Clifford Stott of Norway High School class of ’29 represents Sterling College at the annual amateur boxing tournament in Hutchinson Kansas on January 20 21 and 22. He graduated last year and is a freshman in Sterling College pursuing pre medical studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Stott
Norway High School
Sterling’ College
Hutchinson, Kans
Scott
Sterling College
Norway Cuba girls tie 24 24 as Norway wins boys game
The Norway Cuba girls basketball game ended in a 24 to 24 tie Friday evening in Norway. Cuba boys lost to Norway 16 to 13 with Rhinehart of Concordia as referee. Norway defeated Kackley town 35 to 16. Norway High School served sandwiches pie and coffee after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Cuba
Rhinehart
Concordia
Kackley Town
Norway boys win playoff on Scandia court
In a Tuesday January 7 game on Scandia's court Norway boys held a 12 to 10 lead after a late goal, finishing on top in the local playoff. Norway girls also met Scandia, losing by 89 to 20 with Unger of Belleville refereeing.
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Scandia
Unger
Belleville
Local Social News and Town Activities in Norway Area
The Golden Rule Society met at Mrs. Anna Ringer's home. Town girls teams from Norway defeated Republic 22 to 138. Numerous residents traveled to Wichita for events and conventions. Sunday gatherings included the Wright, Brewer, Dyrdahl, and Rimol households with neighbors for dinners and visits. many small-town visits and dances noted in weekly roundups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Society
Anna Ringer
Norway
Republic
Porter Hammer
Irene Sherrard
J. C. Sherrard
Ella Hugos
Harry Ferguson
Wichita
Ferguson
Clara Hugos
Josie Medlin
Tmne
Blanche ‘Cooper
Irenie Wright
Orlin Torgeson
Charley Campbell
Baby
G. W. Wright
Donald
May Wright
Glenn Wright
Owen Brewer
Ingvall Dyrdahl
Kermit
Anna Rimol
Sherman Skidmore
Opal ‘Brewer
Blanche
Orene Cooper
Irene Wright
Russell
Jacobson and Son
Roy Scott
Kackley
Charley Walter
Hattie,Bartlett
Ida
Satterfield
Kansas City
Mary Jane
Gertrude Whitebread
Roy Peterson
Jamestown
Local families host Sunday dinners and welcome new baby
District No. 96 Rudolph Pokinson Reuben Eng wall and families spent Sunday with Frank Freeman and Hilma Nondorf and wife. Ed Nelson and family of James town spent Sunday with Mrs Nelson s sister Mrs Fred Lundberi and family. Clarence Swanson of Lincoln Nebr spent from Thursday until Sunday with his cousin Mrs Clarence Aspegren and family. Mr and Mrs Arvid Larson are proud parents of a baby girl born January 8 Mary Larson came home Saturday evening from work.
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Rudolph
Pokinson
Reuben Engwall
Frank Freeman
Hilma ‘Lo A. Nondorf
Charlie - -Nondorf
Ed Nelson
James
Nelson
Fred Lundberi
Clarence: Swanson
Lincoln
Nebr
Clarence ‘Aspegren
Senily
Arvid Larson
Mary
Larson
Community Guests and Family News From Local Homes
Sunday visitors gathered at the Clarence Aspegren home with Mrs. Leonard Aspegren and the Norman Larson families. New baby born January 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mainquist, attended by Dr. McComas and Mrs. C. A. Peterson. Numerous local families shared meals and visits through the week including the Nondorfs, Larsons, Grim, Stolander, Mahin, Stolander and Garman households.
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Clarence Aspegren
Leonard Aspegren
Norma
George Larson
C. H
Clarence Swagson
Floyd Aspegren
Clarence Aspegrens
M. A. Larson
L. A. Nondorf
George Morgan
Rs. O. D. Grim
Republic
Alma
Arvid Larson
John Stolander
Alvin
M. A. Larsons
Will Reed
Sam Mahin
Mary
Winefred
John Anderson
Lloyd Garman
Philip Eddingons
Winter wheat acreage in Kansas and belt states
The Department of Agriculture reports 43 690 000 acres sown to winter wheat nationwide. Kansas holds 12 687 000 acres, the largest ever sown in the state. its share of the belt states is 29 percent. Texas up 8 percent, Colorado 13 percent, Montana 20 percent. Abandonment averages 6.2 percent last year and 10.8 percent over the past decade. Mr. and Mrs. Will Currie visit in Rydal.
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Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Montana
Dance of Life shown at Princess in color and sound
A theater notice proclaims The Dance of Life a Paramount Technicolor all talking feature with a burlesque backstage plot and love story. Hal Skelly and Nancy Carroll star. the film shows at the Princess for three days with a lavish color revue and six original songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Princess Theatre
Staing
Hal Skelly
Skid
Ancy Carroll
Abie
Dorothy
Kevier
Ph. Theodor
Charles. D.brown
al St. John
May
Oae
John Cromwell
Edward Sutherland
Highland News Highlights Local Visits And Illness
Mr and Mrs Bert Ainsworth of Concordia visited the Chas Lewis home Monday. Edla Gile was hospitalized Tuesday with an ear infection but returned home the same day. A school cold outbreak affected many pupils including the Frasers Gile and others. Rev Humphrey preached at Highland. attendance was light due to illness. Mrs Mattie Kelly returned Friday from St Joseph hospital after three weeks. New spring hats advertised by Gift Shop Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Chas. Lewis
Lloyd McGregors
Lidge Goodwin
Edla Gile
Highland
Dale
Mary Pauline Fraser
Lawrence
Newell Gile
Vada Fraser
John ‘Gile
Charles ‘Walter
Sadie Walter
Clark Murphy
Thelma Woodka
Rev
Humphrey
First Baptist Church of
Belleville
Mattie. Kelly
St. Joseph Hospital
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J. H. Nunn
Courtland, Kans
Children
Norway News
Will Currie
Rydal
LAROS
Children’s Union
E. C. Larson
Prances
John Larson
Raymond Cooper
Hageman
Rhin
S. Benedict
City Cash Marine
Tom Fry
Carl D. Larson
Walter Preble
Superior
Highland and Vicinity
Douglas Gunter
Walter Anderson
St. Marys
W. P. Shivvers Construction Co
Leanor
Ae Charley Hohman
W. P. Shivvers
Wilma
John David
Fairbury
Supt
J. D. Andrews
Courtland
E. L. Weller
Gust Samuélson
Naomi Nylund
Aspe. Pren
Floyd Johnson
Hershel Kannier
Republic City
Soreees
Mrs. Paul Doctor
Robert Doctor
Stock Yards
Zee
Harry Barnett & Co
C.C. Green
J.'W. Shotwell
Ally
Goodyear
Ford