Community Notes From Courtland Area
DIST NO 96 residents and families are listed with visits and chores. Henry Peterson husked for Andrew Peterson Thursday. Mrs Street stays with Fred Lundberg family to care for Mrs Lundberg. Edna birthday observed with Martin Larson clan. John Stolander butchered for John Nelson Thursday. M A Larson and daughters Mary Wilma dined with G Andersons Thursday. Arvid Larson and family at Martin Larson's for Edna birthday. Various visits to Allan Larson home and Courtland high school PTA meeting Thursday night. Reverend Helberg and wife visited Nebraska. Mary Larson returned to Topeka for studies at Strickler's Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Larson
Martin Larson
Edna
Allan Larson
John Stolander
John Nelson
M. A. Larson
Mary
Wilma
G.anderson
Edgar Mainquist
Clarence Freeman
Albin Anderson
Arthur Johnson
Courtland
Nebraska
Mary Larson
Topeka
Strickler’s Business College
Scandia High School Girls Defeat Republic in Basketball
Scandia High School girls top Republic 34 to 22 on Scandia court reversing a recent loss. Dutton was out sick, Preble scored 28 of her team’s points, Maurine Larson contributed, and Scandia led 32 to 10 near the end before reserves played out. Boys and girls teams schedule with Courtland on Jan 18 and Lebanon matchups noted. Evelyn Brown earns honor roll mention amid local notices and sales ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narka
Scandia High School
Republic Girls
Scandia
Republic
Dutton
Maurine Larson
Preble
Harriet Gordon
Flicker
Courtland
Courtland Court
Flying Flicker
Lebanon
Kansas
Lebanon Girls
Lebanon Court
Evelyn Brown
J. M. Brown
Brewer
Larsen
Lervold
Mikesell
Lervoldt
Farlee
Larson
Larson M
Pee Ees
Anderson
Gee
Kasparek
Wees Stafford
Eee
Stafford Rose
van Nortwick
Sc. Thomas
Wheatley
Millen
Fe Ft Rasmussen
Enet Edgren
Nimocks
Weitzel
F. Burns
Somers
Ie Nystrom
Hae Harris
F Rutter
Taylor
McClure
No Moore
G. Harvey
Union Valley Community News Passages and Obituary Notes
The Union Valley column reports illness including Mrs. D C Wait and Joseph Mallory, and funeral notices for Mrs. Florence Goodwin and Robert Lloyd. It notes snowfall, cold weather, and local visits by Roy Hall, Ralph Bowersox, and others. Arthur Coldazier recovering from pneumonia and neighbors helping, with multiple family ties and church services at Scandia Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Wait
Chas. Jenkins
Chester
Emery
Roy
Hall
Otto Nelson
Axel Nelson
Floyd
Howard
Joseph Mallory
Henry Lloyd
Kansas City
Robert Lloyd
Dewey Marshall
Ray Hall
Otto Nelson Butcher
Florence Goodwin
Goodwyn
Riley Coldazier
Union Valley
Billy
Arthur Coldazier
Lulu Shotzmar
Scandia
Roy Hall
Baby
Belleville
Mr. Lloyd
Mr.Lloyd
Presbyterian Church
Chas. Pehrson
Riverview
Ralph Bowersox
Norma Glee
Jerome Bowersox
Roscoe Cooper
Strong City
Edmond Swiereinsky
Mr. Swiereinsky
Monay
Leslie
Katherine Nelson
John Brandstrom
Willie Hallock
White Rock Township
Sam Stradley
Concordia visits and local notices share week events
Steve Siebenborn family visited son Orville in Concordia hospital. Nor-way visitors Chas Walter and family. Lester Tate attended Wednesday Club at Mrs Harvey Pounds home. Vernon Wright and Chester Woodka with others faced pump trouble last week as many pumps struck. Mrs Mertie Walter visited parents while others were in town. Highland school drifted roads hindered travel to school. Orville Liebersborn returned home after two weeks in Concordia hospital. Vivan Kelly suffered throat trouble. Corn husking continued with fieldwork resumed Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Siebenborn
Concordia
Orville
Chas. Walter
Norway
Lester Tate
Harvey Pounds
Vernon Wright
Belleville
Chester Woodka
Chas
Walter
Arnie Wells
Jens Stinsons
Minta Walter
Charles
Mertie Walter
Clark Murphy
Roy Gile
Tom Gile
Vivan Kelly
Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Friends
The Lloyd family thanks neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father Robert Lloyd. Contributions of floral offerings are gratefully acknowledged by Mrs. Robert Lloyd and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lloyd
Card of Thanks for the Granstedt Family
We thank all who assisted during illness and after death of our mother and grandmother for sympathy and floral tributes. Fred Granstedt and family Oscar Freed and family Frank Granstedt and family Mrs Lewis Johnson and family Theo Granstedt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Granstedt
Oscar Freed
Frank Granstedt
Lewis Johnson
Theo. Granstedt
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of beloved wife
The text thanks neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of the beloved wife and mother. It notes appreciation for flowers and choir songs, and lists Frank Goodwin and Billey, Mr. and Mrs. A L Cledazier, Miss Lulu Shotzman. Also advertises a January 20 percent discount at Northwestern Kansas Gift Shop Concordia for art objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodwin
Billey
A. L. Cledazier
Lulu Shotzman
Kansas
Concordia
K S A C Farm Calendar Pruning and Winter Pasture Notes
Wheat that grew well in fall can be pastured in winter without damage if ground is dry and unfrozen. Do not pasture when ground is wet or frozen. Tree fruit and hardy grape vines may be pruned any time in winter from December 1 to March 1. exact date not crucial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bank of Scandia
Agricultural notes on stock pests and cabbage yellows in Kansas
Circulars from the agricultural experiment station suggest remedies for ox warble larvae on cattle and emphasize removing grubs and applying antiseptic to wounds. Cabbage yellows, caused by a persistent soil fungus, is mitigated by crop rotation and using resistant varieties like Iscope, Marion Market, and All Head Select in Kansas trucking districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McCulloch
Kangas
Marion
Kansas
C. E. Graves
Questions and answers from K S A C quiz show
The round asks about compulsory egg grading in Canada and its effect on consumption, grading factors, the American apple industry's start and development, a January farmers report with included information, where extension work began and who started it, how many farm problems are studied at the Kansas agricultural experiment station, and the dates for Kansas Farm and Home week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
America
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas
Ten years of graded eggs boost Canadian consumption
Canada began compulsory egg grading ten years ago and now households eat about one and a half times more eggs. Grading uses size color and interior quality with a government inspector certificate on each package.
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Henry Peterson
Andrew Peterson
Thursay
Street
Fred Lundberg
Lundberg
Princess
Buck Jones
Sombrero
Raymond Navarro
Prince
News — Comedy
S. H. S. Boys
Paris
New York
Chas. Munson
Teddy Larson
Orville Linen
Union News
Highland and Vicinity
Agronomy
Agricultural Experiment Station
Manhattan
R. J. Barnett
the Bank of Scandia
Farmers & Merchants ‘Bank
Bank of
C. C. Cullers
G. W. Nimocks
Royal Theatre
Greta Granstedt
William Haines
Harold ‘Lloyd
Western Hemisphere
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Terrell
Texas
Seaman A. Knapp
V. Haggman
Scandia, Kansas
John A. Freeburg
Mortuary Service
Jean Debeur
G. W. Nichols Masseur
O. V. Nichols
Ethyl
RED Crown
Standard Oil CO
O. P. McMurray
M. W.A
Adolph Nelson
C. E. Albro
V. G
Scandia Lodge
I. C
Jno
Poage
N. G
Carl Aberg
Sec’y
LER Lodge No
A. M
G. E. Loring
A. R. Morey
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