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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1936
Page
6
Wolver ine shell horsehide work shoes claim rhinoceros hide toughness with a secret triple tanning process that keeps them soft and pliable. They dry soft after soaking and invite customers to try a pair at Scandia Cleaners and Clothiers. A note of thanks to friends and family from Mr and Mrs D V Nichols.
We express sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and at the death of our wife and mother Faye Summers and Jack.
A Belleville meeting of the Republic County Young Democratic Club is set for Friday July 10 at 8 PM in the Court House. Principal speaker will be Mr David Bond with a Concordia delegation. Additional entertainment is planned and all are invited.
Mrs R E Stevens and Mrs Ed Childs from Hoisington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R E Downing and their son.
Mrs Charles Steel and Betty Summers of Dorchester Nebraska spent the first part of the week with Mr and Mrs Sam Summers, staying with relatives during the visit.
Ir Richards of Courtland brother of Lester Richards leaves Wednesday for a three weeks visit in Minnesota. Peggy McGregor was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Moore in Lincoln Nebraska.
Visitor in Kansas City S M Boggess spent the weekend with relatives in Kansas City and toured various points in Missouri.
Mr Clyde Norris and Mrs Ada Aspegren and Norma spent the weekend with Mr Harold Bowling and family in Tren ton Missouri.
Visitors include Kallmen and Mary with Verle Beck of Republic spending the week with Dr. and Mrs. Richard Fuller of Raton NM. Mrs. Charles Hoyt and Lorraine arrived from Milwaukee to visit Mrs. Conrad Sederlin and Mayme Freed. Ephraim Hedstrom and family called Monday afternoon with Elmer Dan.
Mrs.John Nystrom hosted the 88 Home Circle Club at Mrs. A. B Johnson Sr. home with sixteen members and guests including Mesdames Adams pegren L. A. Melby Carl Hammer Lavern Mahaffey and Miss Gladys Nylund. Surprises and picnics honor Clarence Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rasmussen. A fifty seventh wedding anniversary basket dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thompson at J. C. Anderson grounds with many relatives attending.
A surprise party honoring Mrs Carl Cuthbertson was held at her home last Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Sothers and families, Mr and Mrs Carl Veteto and families, Mr and Mrs Walter Gilmore and families, Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasmussen and family, and others from Belleville. Ice cream and cake were served late in the afternoon.
Mrs Vernon Erickson hosted a stork shower on Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs Marker Lindecrantz and her son. Attendees included the honor guests and Mesdames Theodore Danielson Lars Brown Martin Johnson Jake Storer C F Erickson Edith Forsberg A M Bettis Carl McDowell Harold Elmer Danielson Dorothy Carl Lindecrantz Lawrence Vernon Erickson Lois Ruby Helen Brown Arrabel McDowell Helen Forsberg Edna Mae Hafer.
The Community Cab met with Mrs Ed Jensen last Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs Harry McGregor Mrs Elmer Jensen Mrs Carl Vete Mrs Jack Lily Mrs Geo Freed Mrs John Jensen and several Misses Vivian Nystrom Verna Wallin Doris Sothers Ruth McGregor and Margaret Jensen. Anna Anderson reelected president Jenny Thompson secretary Thelma Sederlin treasurer and a shower plus pot luck lunch followed. Next meeting set for Mrs Albert Moe.
A basket dinner was held at the S. G. Carlson home near Courtland on Sunday in honor of Mr Carlson s birthday. Guests included Reuben Carlson and Robert Eugene, Joe Johnson and family of Kackley, Gust Nystrom, Adelia Larson and Clarence, J A Anderson Clarg and Herman Anderson, J W Hall with Wilbur and Bertha Lundgren of Salina, C d Carlson and Lela.
Mr and Mrs Carl Reece and family and Mr and Mrs George Debeuer and Ada arrived home after a ten day fishing trip in Minnesota.
Mrs Reuben Bettis entertained the Friendship Club at the U B A building Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Poole Jennings Everts Thompson Hageman and Wires with members Newell Cooper Doctor Gray McDowell Nichols Tedrow Ward White Coleman Peterson Christie Christie Ewing Crider Jensen and others.
Doris Shuberg daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Shuberg Topeka wed Wayne Hall son of Mr and Mrs Roy Hall in Salina on Tuesday June 30 Hall a 1931 Scandian Schools graduate works as a draftsman for the state highway commission The couple will reside in the area
Mrs Harry Stinson of Hardy Nebraska and several Berggren families gathered Sunday for a basket dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Berggren. The event brought together neighbors in a friendly community moment.
Mr and Mrs F A Johnson and family and Anna Rodde of James town Mr and Mrs R O Rodde of Concordia Mr and Mrs Ernest Burris and Lester and Mr and Mrs L G Nystrom and Lois Jean enjoyed a picnic supper at the park in Concordia Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Rasmussen and their Omaha daughter and her husband spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R A Rasmussen. Clifford Rasmussen of the CCC camp at Hebron Nebr was a Sunday guest.
Miss Anna Johnson of Stillwater Oklahoma spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Johnson Sr. She departed Monday for Fort Collins Colorado to attend summer school.
Mrs Charles Rasmussen and her son departed Iowa on Saturday to join her husband, who is working in St Agnes Iowa. The trio travels to reunite with him as they relocate for his job assignment.
Evelyn Brown spent Friday with her cousin Ada Kallman, sharing time together in a family visit that highlighted their close relation.
A picnic dinner was held Saturday at the R. E. Cooper residence. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tingstrom and Jean of Horton, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mahan of Salina, Mrs. W. B. Farlee, Mr. and Mrs. N. Cooper and Ralph, Mrs. O. A. Johnson, Lucille and Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cooper.
Week end guests were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Johnson and Mrs. Clifford Larson and baby of Kansas City. They were returning from Salmon Idaho where they had visited Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Larson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Day Green.
A notes style excerpt lists several households hosting guests and travelers. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Currie and Opal, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas and family, Glen Currie and family, Dr. and Mrs. V. Haggman Ruth and Phil traveling to Knoxville Tennessee for TVA work, and Sunday guests including A.C. Wilson and family, B.E. Wilson, Mary West, Lois Jean Crum of Lincoln, Neb. Also visitors from Denver Lorraine Jackson and Gene Zimmerman, and the Albert Jackson and Valjean households hosting.
Annowice Birth Mx and Mrs Emil Isaacson received word Wednesday morning of the birth of a seven pound son born Tuesday evening July 7 to Mr and Mrs Allan Staver Elda Isaacson of St Joseph Missouri.
Mr and Mrs Lew Rasmussen and Mr and Mrs Elmer Hucklick of Omaha plus Mrs Fiedell of Mankato attended a dinner. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Art Cardwell and Grandma Vin cent as Saturday guests.
Lester Burns of Kansas City Missouri was a weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Burns. Mr and Mrs Eric Gustavson and family were in Superior Saturday.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Allan Staver in St Joseph Missouri included Alice Isaacson and Ralph Clark. Miss Isaacson remained for an indefinite visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman and Eldora Cooper leave for Jackson Missouri where Mr. Coleman has work for the remainder of the summer.
Agnes Albro departed Friday for Washington Kansas to visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doctor and their family.
Visitor from Lincoln Juanita Wilson of Lincoln New spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A D Squires.
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