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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
6
Classified notices include cattle wanted at 75c per head by Henry Henrikson of Courtland with contact info, a sale ad for a one 75-pound refrigerator in excellent condition for Mrs. Chas. Freed, and various community notices and personal visits across Scandia and nearby towns.
Mrs W M Dunnigan and Norma Jane of Philadelphia are spending the summer with Mrs Dunnigan’s parents, Mr and Mrs O F Werner.
Wedding of Miss Ruby Swanson daughter of Mrs J F Swanson to Howard L Harrison son of Mr and Mrs J L Heckard of Carbondale Kansas. Harrison employed at Santa Fe office Topeka. Mrs Harrison formerly at Cinderella Beauty Shop Topeka. They plan to live in Topeka.
Celebrations and visits mark a week in the area with the Johnson and Farlee families noting the first wedding anniversary at Floyd Johnsons home and neighbors sharing Friday gatherings at the Rasmussen house. Summer school students Inga Rydell and Francey Larson plan Fourth of July at home while local residents host and visit relatives across several households.
Saturday evening the Rev. Bertha Fogelberg and Miss Lucretia Keys drove to Athol to conduct revival meetings there. Various local families hosted dinners and visits, with neighbors including the Carl Larson and Wallin families, the Hammer and Rosene households, and others sharing birthday celebrations and afternoon calls.
Mr and Mrs Leo A Hill of Council Bluffs Iowa announce the birth of an eight pound girl named Carolyn Ann born May 24 Mrs Hill is a niece of Mrs Carl Lindecrantz and formerly Ruth Bjorkgren of Scandia
Mr and Mrs Oscar Norgard and Alice spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Walter Berry and Max. Mrs Lizzie Evert returned from a week with Mr and Mrs E A McGregor at Norway. Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson and Don Ronald spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C P Rydell. Mrs Marie Sederlin returned Monday from Hallam Neb with her son Elmer Olson and Mrs Olson and family.
Kansas agronomist C B Glover reports from Kansas State College extension that farmers in flood swept regions cannot fully plant corn under contract. Those badly affected may cancel contracts, while others completing contracts can receive adjustment payments as crop insurance to offset flood damage. Claude R Wickard notes limits on planting nationwide.
State checking of compliance forms for AAA wheat payments progresses this week as about 20 counties complete 85 percent of filings and 40 counties finish preliminary inspection. Washington will issue checks for the 1934 and 1935 wheat payments totaling roughly 250 million dollars to Kansas contract signers.
An ad touts Williams S L K Formula as a doctor prescribed remedy to toning the stomach aiding liver cleansing and relieving indigestion gas nausea and general weakness. The first bottle is guaranteed by refund if unsatisfied. Available at Hageman and Wires Drug Store. Local notes mention Mr and Mrs Doctor their family and visitors from Superior Nebraska and Concordia.
Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson and family along with Mr and Mrs Emmet Larson and family from Kackley spent Sunday afternoon at the L G Nystrom residence.
Mr and Mrs August Rasmussen spent Sunday supper as guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie Rasmussen in a quiet family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Fred Downing of Republic spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs R E Downing. Mr and Mrs D L Crider and Mr and Mrs O V Nichols and children spent Sunday afternoon in Belleville.
Sunday evening visitors to Mrs. Mitchell and family include Elliott and Agnes Albro with Maxine Drovetta. Thursday afternoon calls in Belleville featured Mr. and Mrs. Parlee Plotner and Jeanne. Phyllis Rosene hosted by Mrs Axel Nelson and Ethel and Alice. Sunday dinner guests shared by Mr. and Mrs. E A McGregor at Norway.
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