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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

7

Locals notice big Scandia Picnic and local ads

Locals announce the Big Scandia Picnic on July 30 31 and Aug 1 with Pure cider vinegar and Star Grocery. Fresh fruit is available every Saturday at the Scandia Merc. Mr and Mrs C R McGregor were in Fairbury Saturday. Nettie Albro returned home Saturday from a visit to her sister Mrs McKee at Atchison. Mr and Mrs Hiram Nichols are visiting their daughter Mrs Joe Barrett of Rydal this week. Miss Eunice Mitchell left Monday evening for a month vacation at Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek.

Nettie Albro Mrs. McKee Atchison Hiram Nichols Joe Barrett Rydal

Local families on weekend visits and relocations

Mr and Mrs Wm Slopansky and son Willie visited W C Preble in Belleville. Norris Baxter left for a Colorado Springs vacation and will return Sunday. Supt E Malott and family came back from Richfield Neb with Mrs Esther Malott. Mrs J E Hardin ships household goods to Lebanon for son Will Rock Island operator. N S Cooper returns from Willard Col after three months. Ed Nondorf moves Nondorf restaurant sleeping quarters from Weislagel building to Lervold residence.

Norris Baxter Colorado Springs J. E. Hardin Lebanon Will Rock Island Ed Nondorf Nondorf Weislagel Lervold

Two Cent Postage in Effect Today

July 1 marks the start of the new two cent postage rate. Dr. Bobo offers eye tests and glasses fitting with satisfaction guaranteed.

Bobo

Local residents visit and travel notes across towns

NAZIMOVA. Dr. C. R. Nelson traveled from Norway on Monday. J. W. Obear visited the E. M. Boggess home over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. White came from Belleville Saturday. M. and Mrs. E. D. Mason hosted relatives from Esbon and Kensington Sunday. The Raymonds and daughter returned to Diller Neb. Dr. Roscoe Wrd visited from Belleville last Thursday. Mrs. Sederlin visits country with son Conrad Sederlin family. The Hohmanns and Harry Hohman family went to Superior Sunday. T. A. Moller and sons left for harvest near Larnard Kansas. Charles Gulick returned to Concordia for work at Mo. Pac after vacation.

T. A. Moller and Sons Harry Cecil Ernest Larnard Kansas Charles Gulick Concordia Mo. Pac

Veterans Banquet Honors Rainbow Division Member

Vernon Holmes traveled to Kansas City for a Friday banquet and dance honoring veterans of the 117 Signal Battalion Rainbow Division, while dealers stay busy handling binders and repairs for old machines.

Vernon Holmes Kansas City Veterans of 117 Signal Bd Rainbow Division

Family Visit From Welshs Reunites With Sandell Kin

Mrs L R Welsh and daughters Adelaide and Dorothy visited Saturday with her brother J H Sandell and family and other relatives. Mr Welsh plans to join them in a few days to return home together.

Harvest Hardship Brought Cooper Home To Help In Dry Colorado

Newell Cooper returns from Colorado where he worked as a carpenter to help with the harvest. He reports extreme dryness near Ollie Johnsons residence and very short wheat making cutting difficult.

Newell Cooper Colorado Ollie Johnson

Dinner guests included Swanson and Nelson families

Mrs. Amanda Maxell entertained Sunday dinner guests Rev J J Richard and family Ed Swanson and family Will Swanson and mother Mrs A P Swanson and Miss Anna A Nelson and family Rev and Mrs Emil Swanson and daughter of Marquette Wis

Amanda Maxell J. J. Richard Ed Swanson Will Swanson A. P. Swanson Anna A. Nelson Emil Swanson Marquette Wis

Beckman Post Card From San Jose Seeks Faithful Attendance

B E Beckman and family in San Jose California send a postcard to the Journal showing the First Methodist church there. The note praises the church and hopes Beckman attends each Sunday. Riverside Club saw a minor disturbance by youths from a neighboring town last Saturday night. Mr Swanson requests public behavior be kept orderly and that any rough conduct will be expelled or prosecuted. No drinks are allowed on the grounds.

B. E. Beckman San Jose Calif First Methodist Beck Riverside Club Swanson

The Strange Woman at Princess Saturday

The Strange Woman shows a heroine who loves a man but refuses marriage to protect happiness. It presents a bold view on regal matrimony and why many women avoid lifelong vows, aiming to stir sympathy among readers.

Palace Drug Store updates services and furnishings

E C Wires has improved the fountain service at the Palace Drug Store with vortex serving dishes and paper containers for sundaes. New straw holders ornament each table and chairs wear white covers. Jas McGlashan traveled from Salina to help Tr E Cooper harvest. the family plans Salina homecoming after returning from California.

E. C. Wires Palace Drug Store Mr. Wires

Marriage of Eula Boggess to Charles Mains in Kansas City

Miss Eula Boggess, daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Boggess, married Charles Mains in Kansas City on Monday. They will reside in Butler Missouri where Mains works for a grain company. Mrs Mains taught English at Central High School Kansas City before. Mains served with the 35th Division in France and returns to assist the adjutant general at Funs ton.

Eula Boggess E. M. Boggess Charles Mains Kansas City Butler Mains Scandia Central High School Mains Served With the 35Th Division France Funston

For Sale Three Residence Properties

Local notice advertises three well located residences for sale by J. W. Plotner. Properties described with emphasis on location and availability. Further details not provided in readable text.

J. W. Plotner

Chase Reaches Scandia as Missouri Pacific Ends

Forty years ago on Monday June 30 J W Chase landed in Scandia marking the end of the Missouri Pacific era at that time.

J. W. Chase Scandia Mo. Pac

Ray Tingstrom Returns Home to Work on Telephone Lines

Ray Tingstrom comes home from a town where he worked on a steam shovel for the Rock Island. He has been employed as a line man on the Farmers telephone lines and will repair and improve the network to meet patron expectations.

Ray Tingstrom Rock Island

The Great Love Play Heads for July Fourth Showing

The Princess boasts securing one of the best pictures for its July 4 showing. A busy week for farmers is eased by a short evening viewing of this wonderful production. The producer is described as world famous for acclaimed works.

Stupendous Griffith Motion Pictures Highlight Courage and Craft

David Wark Griffith earns acclaim for The Birth of a Nation In Tolerance and Hearts of the World shown in New York with great success The Great Love presents social change in England after the war and a compelling love story The piece notes Griffiths bold departures shape cinema history though some may anticipate his next ambitious work.

David Wark Griffith Mr. Griffith New York Griffith England Nofie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kreitzer’s Cash Store Star Grocery Scandia Merc Mrs. C. R. McGregor Fairbury Wm. Slopansky Willie Belleville W. C. Preble E. Malott Richfield, Neb Mr. Malott Esther Malott N. S. Cooper Willard, Col de Laval John A. Freeburg J. Summer C. R. Nelson Norway J. W. Obear Mrs A. J. White E. D. Mason Esbon Kensington Roscoe Wrd Mrs. Sederlin Country Conrad Sederlin Chas. Hohmann Harry Hohman Superior Nazimova Jas. McGlashan Salina Tr. E. Cooper Mr. McGlashan Dangster Maud California Ohio McGlashan Boggess the Farmers and Merchants Bank Hain Usco United States Kans Chas. Drashner-Munden Mosher F. W. Simmons Bellevile
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