No Time For Comedy at Princess Theatre Saturday Sunday
Princess Theatre screens No Time For Comedy with James Stewart and Rosalind Russell Saturday and Sunday night. The farce follows a playwright influenced by a blonde muse, featuring a wife quarrel, near romance, and a flop that becomes a hit. Also Fox Movietone News and Stage Fright cartoon.
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Princess Theatre
James Stewart
Rosealind Rusell
S. N. Behrman
Rosalind Russell
Genevieve Tobin
Charlie Ruggles
Allen Joslyn
Larence Kolb
Touise Beavers
Fox Movietone News
Knute Rockne
Pat O’brien
Ratner Urges Cooperation in Kansas Defense Effort
Governor Payne Ratner told the Kansas Legislature that the state faces a difficult era and urged full cooperation with the national defense program. He called for expanded welfare funding, free textbooks for the distressed, state aid for high schools, and using normal law enforcement channels to meet challenges. Sunday visitors at Mrs. Willis's home included Mrs. Hulda Swyhart Mrs. Joan Nondorf and Johnny.
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Hulda Swyhart
Joan Nondorf
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O. M. Willis
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Naughty Girl
A mother asks the father to discipline a Naughty Girl by locking her in a clothes closet for 15 minutes. After the confinement the father asks if she has reflected on her misdeed and she replies without remorse while recounting playful actions and planning to don Mama's dress and shoes again.
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Community Club to Meet for 1941 Picnic Plans
The Scandia Community Club holds its regular monthly meeting next Monday night January 27 at the City Clerk's office. The gathering is important as the 1941 Picnic plans must be started.
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Scandia Community Club
Roosevelt Inaugurated for Third Time in Washington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt takes the oath for a third presidency as Vice President Wallace is sworn in by John Nance Garner. Chief Justice Hughes administers the oath, with family and officials present, as a Dutch Bible and a biblical verse frame the moment before a brief address and benediction.
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Henry A. Wallace
John Nance Garner
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Michael J. Ready
National Catholic Welfare Conference
VFW to Meet Friday in Scandia
Department Commander Jd. T. Fisher of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will preside at a Friday night meeting in Scandia. Sixth District Commander Eddie Hodgson of Jamestown will attend. Posts from Concordia Smith Center and Downs join at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m.
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Jd. T. Fisher
Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
Scandia
Eddie Hodgson
Jamestown
Concordia
Smith Center
Downs
Masonic Temple
Birthday tribute at the Journal office celebration
The Journal editor marked another year with a bountiful repast at the Royal Cafe hosted by Cap Berger Ed Wires and the Helveys. Guests included C. E. McKimson and wife, Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Haggman, E. C. Wires, Blanche Haggman, Mary West, Lloyd Wetze, Bobby Ewing, and Walter Berger.
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Cap” Berger
Ed Wires
Royal Cafe
Foster Helvey
Lorraine Helvey
Ruth Larson
C. E. McKimson
C. V. Haggman
E. C. Wires
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Mary West
Lloyd Wetze
Bobby Ewing
Walter “Cap” Berger
California
Swedes Narrow Defeat By Courtland Tigers In Close Tilt
Scandia Swedes lose 21 to 28 to Courtland Tigers in a tight game marked by strong defense and tied scores through the first half. Arlis White opened scoring, flu absences resolved, and Scandia’s second team beat Courtland’s 19 to 9. Next, Scandia hosts Randall Quintet, the top class B team, with Randall’s Smith brothers leading a tall, undefeated squad.
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Republic County
Arlis White
Courtland
Scandia
Courtand
Rex Pixley
Berry
Randall
Smith Brothers
Hi-Y In Assembly Prepares Swedes For Friday Night Game
The Hi-Y duo presented a chapel program to S. Hs. students Friday morning. The Swedes, five players strong, are scheduled to meet Webber on the Swedes home court Friday at 7 30 PM. A second team game will follow.
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PT A Honors Kansas Community Singing Jan 14 Program
PT A honors Kansas sponsored a January 14 program featuring community singing, Lord's Prayer, assembly, business meeting, and roll call. Highlights include Miss Sjogren’s room piano solo by Kenneth Nichols and Norma Greenslade with Jona Hammer clarinet duet. Kansas Day Skit by seven grade boys, flag salute led by Mr. Clair, and "God Bless America" sung by the audience.
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Sjogren
Kenneth Nichols
Wayfarer
Brass
Penny
Norma Greenslade
Jona Hammer
Delbert Peterson
Riley Goodwin
Donald Richards
Bob Brown
Ronald Clark
Charles Hohman
Paul Nelson
Mr. Clair
America
Harold Nelson Leads Discussion on Boy and Girl Relations
Harold Nelson led a group in a discussion on boy and girl relations with many questions. Most boys gained information from the talk, and Mr. Lemon added useful facts to the discussion. Frank Peterson shipped two carloads of scrap iron last week.
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Frank Peterson
R. CARRIES ON G R MEETING PLANNED FOR JANUARY
The G R meeting of January 16 was planned by Marjorie Freed with a Ruth Peterson prelude and a Jessie Nichol prayer. Betty Larson led in Freed's absence while Verlee Reece continued last week's topic Boy and Girl Relationship. Geraldine Ideve presided for Doris Sothers at the business segment. The gathering closed with a G R benediction and the next meeting on January 28 will be led by Marcelene Perry.
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Marjorie Freed
Ruth Peterson
Jessie Nichol
Betty Larson
Verlee Reece
Geraldine Ldeve
Doris Sothers
G. R. Benediction
Marcelene Perry
Scandia Sweeps in Local Basketball Night
Scandia grades beat Republic 17 to 5, Swedes second team won 25 to 19, and Swedes first team defeated Wildcats 36 to 24 in Tuesday games.
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Scandia
Republic
Wildcats
Princess Theatre Announces February Double Feature
In appreciation for strong attendance the Princess Theatre will show a two night double feature on February 12 and 13. James Oliver Curwood's Galloping Dynamite and Peter Kyne's Young Dynamite headline the program, plus a one reel Naughty Nightmares comedy. Admission remains 10 and 20 cents. Sunday guests included the Jeardee and Williams families and Jim Lye visiting Hodges and Barbara.
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The
James Oliver Curwood
Peter B. Kyne
Kansas Heroes and Legends in a Walker’s History
A retrospective celebrating Kansas figures and myths from 1855 to early 20th century. John Brown and Osawatomie, Old Iron Quill Eugene Ware, Buffalo Bill Cody, Gen. Frederick Funston, John J. Ingalls, Wild Bill Hickok, Carrie Nation and the state’s abolition, populism, and law orde r legacy are linked to Kansas identity and lore.
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Liberty
Eugene F. Ware
Old Iron Quill
Cherokee County
National Cemetery
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Pony Express
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California
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Atbilene
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Lookout Mountain
Denver
Colo
Frederick Funston
Cuba
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John J. Ingalls
New England
Ingalls
United States Senate
Abilene
James Butler Hickok
Wild Bill
Old West
Hays
the Nations
Carrie Nation
Union
Certified Seeds and Seed Treatment Guidance
Seed dealers and farmers should know the value of certified seed, as farmers can only buy it if dealers stock it. Seed treatment is advised for any seed. For large quantities, consult the county agent about acidulated corrosive sublimate treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Humphrey returned Friday after four weeks with relatives in California and a trip to Old Mexico.
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