True to Life at The Princess shows July 8
Paramount comedy with music features Mary Martin Franchot Tone Dick Powell and Vic tor Moore. The plot follows two radio writers in trouble and a chaotic Porter family as a radio hit erupts.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1944
Page
1
Paramount comedy with music features Mary Martin Franchot Tone Dick Powell and Vic tor Moore. The plot follows two radio writers in trouble and a chaotic Porter family as a radio hit erupts.
The notice lists show dates for a theater run including Cover Girl Lady in the Dark and The Gangs All Here and Swing Out the Blues with booking details and venue names to follow.
Wednesday night features 20th Century Foxs Happy Land starring Don Ameche Frances Dee Harry Carey and Ann Rutherford in a story of everyday people who find hope after loss. A town drama unfolds in a film praised by William Allen White for its uplifting message and strong casting. Mr and Mrs John Carlson visited Concordia and stopped at the Benson home on return.
A study of Scandia's commerce shows women fill key roles as postmaster cashier clerk bookkeeper and shop managers while husbands serve in the army and at government posts. Several firms report female leadership or substantial female assistance at banks groceries hardware nurseries and cafes with only filling stations and garages manned by men.
An unexpected fridge fell in a birthday gathering for John Carlson on Thursday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Axel Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom, Mrs. Gustava Ostberg and son Theodore, Mr. Gust Wennerstein, and Mrs. Carlson. Self provided, lunch was enjoyed by those present.
Mr J H Hooker traveled to Mankato Thursday for his father's serious illness. The father died Friday morning. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:00 PM in Mankato.
Mr and Mrs C W Underhill, parents of Mrs K V Cox, have disposed of their grocery business in Simpson and are seeking a suitable place to make Scandia their home.
Mary Culbertson and Ensign Leo J. Johnson wed in a Jacksonville Florida church ceremony June 24 1944. The groom is a Navy Air Corps officer and instructor. he trained at Bethany College and Iowa University with duties in Pensacola and Annapolis. The couple will reside with families in Florida and Texas after a fifteen day furlough.
Henry VanNatta expresses thanks to all who circulated and signed his nomination papers. He pledges to provide the best possible service and to share his experience and legal training with everyone.
Dr and Mrs Frank A Childs of Lyons Kansas and Mr and Mrs Howard Edwards and John of Jewell were guests at the McKimson home on Tuesday July 4. The visitors are related to Mrs McKimson and Mrs Edwards. The men spent part of the day fishing.
Joyce Johnson spent most of last week in Norton assisting the Swift Co Station as the operator was indisposed and unable to procure help. Mrs. Johnson capably handled their business in his absence.
The Petersons return to their old hometown with Frank stating he needed to come back to catch a mess of catfish and rest. Families note California did not agree with Frank, signaling a challenging stint away from home.
Ila Mike Moe, graduate of Scandia High School class of 1944, studying at Kansas City Secretarial School, arrived home Friday to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe and to celebrate her birthday on Saturday the 1st.
Ye Ed and the Mrs. were the luncheon guests of Bob Carney at the Deickmann Cafe last Wednesday. Paramount salesman Howard Edward Sallman has been promoted from Major to Lt. Colonel. Some stop for a small town boy.
The Chicago convention produced a cohesive Dewey Bricker ticket with Dewey promising close White House staff collaboration and a united campaign. Bricker claimed strong backing after withdrawing his presidential bid and elicited broad party loyalty as the GOP pressed to unify its platform and strategy for November.
A community letter shared by a friend urges vigilance as Norway may lose its high school and students could be sent elsewhere. The writer argues the war effort supports children's education and the value of rural spirit, urging action to preserve local schooling and character. Continued to Page 4.
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