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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Harlan Sandell and their children from Mankato called at the Rex and Nitus Sandell homes Thursday afternoon in a local social update.
Mrs. Addie Haney of Palisade Minnesota is visiting at the Harry and Will Gile homes with relatives. August Rosene, a patient at Belleville hospital, is reported improved at this writing.
Mr and Mrs Donald Richards hosted supper guests including Douglas and Dennis on Monday July 1. The Richards family returned to Liberal on Tuesday after ten days in Scandia and Clyde. Hastings Nebraska visitors Pat Rockey and the Shivvers family joined George Rockey’s home. The Milners from Longmont Colorado and Tebow Florell and Milner families attended the Melvin family reunion in Fairbury Nebraska. Sjolander and Sjolander hosted Sunday afternoon at the Charles Sjolander home.
Last week callers included Mrs. Axel Jensen Mrs. Roy Thomas Mrs. Larry Hobson Mrs. Clara Blakeley Joe Dingman Mrs. Axel Smith Mrs. Mondo Tedro Mrs. Ed Buss and family Mrs. Duaine Greenslade Phyllis Ronnie Aspe Denise Tommy Thull Mrs. Allen Gunter Mrs. Harold McDowell and Mrs. Phil Dulaney.
Mr and Mrs Walter Saunders visited Sunday afternoon at the Paul Saunders residence near Courtland in a brief social call.
Mrs Free spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Lottie Lervold and Mr and Mrs Reuben Johnson, sharing a quiet afternoon in town.
Mont Colorado residents arrived last Tuesday for a visit at the Warren Tebow home with relatives and friends. Harold McDowell of Manhattan joined Friday evening through Sunday, dining with Mrs. Carl McDowell and Mrs. Alice Hammer along with Mrs. Hammer’s guests.
Mr and Mrs Charley Sjolander and Mr and Mrs William Wilson enjoyed a July 4 picnic supper in Belleville Park. Mrs John Nondorf is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Thompson and Pat while John works for the Bureau of Reclamation at Superior Nebraska for a few weeks.
Mrs Carl Hammer and Mrs Alice Hammer met with Mrs Kenneth Tuley and the girls Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Larry Smith and baby of Phillipsburg visit several weeks with Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson while Larry works for the Bureau at Superior Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Lester Thompson were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Melby.
Keith Allen of Topeka spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Cecil Allen, visiting and sharing time at home.
Mr and Mrs Charles Duncan and Kabe visited from Thursday through Sunday at the Cecil Allen home. Robert Miller of Goodwell arrived Thursday and stayed until Saturday at the Ralph Rasmussen home before returning home with Mrs Miller and Jeannie. The Rosenes and Brian from Wichita spent a few days with the Henry Rosene household. The Reece family returned Wednesday evening from an eight day Minnesota trip. Glen Kirk and Lynn were Sunday guests of Charles Robison with evening visit from Morris Moravek and Lee.
Mrs Elwyn Isaacson and children visited Mrs ElReno Sederlin Sunday afternoon. Many local residents hosted and visited relatives including JoAnn Dickie and Diana Larson at the John Sjolander home and guests at the Andy Thompson residence.
Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson and Jean of Superior Nebraska were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lester S Richards.
Mr and Mrs Alva Thompson and their girls were Tuesday evening guests at the Loren Florell home.
A Thursday evening gathering at the Kenneth Tul ey home included Mrs. Alice Hammer Mrs. Ellen Hammer and Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and family.
For sale items include fries at 1.00 each by Mrs Malker Lindecrantz contact 2713. Also flowers corsages potted plants and wedding funeral sprays sold by Anjeanette Isaacson at phone 4291 with delivery for parties showers gifts and funerals.
Wanted be reliable, area resident to service a set route of cigarette machines. Non seasonal with lifetime guaranteed income, no experience or selling required. Requires $900 to $1800 cash and a serviceable car. 5.7 hours weekly could net $250 monthly, full time later up to $20,000 annually. Write Eagle Sales and Supply Co Box 3511 Minneapolis Minnesota. Lost glasses found return to Fred Evert. Rawleigh business opportunity Republic County offers strong prospects. write RAF-82 201 Freeport IL.
Thursday afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Zener Mr. and Mrs. George Cardwell and Steven and Dr. J L Bennett, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zimmerman.
Mrs. Harlan Johnson and Sheree of Enid Oklahoma join Mr. and Mrs. Earl Melby and family in a Saturday gathering honoring Mrs. Johnson on her birthday and anniversary celebration hosted by Nondorf and Larry of Courtland.
Russell Rosene of Kansas City spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosene and related family.
Mrs. Lester Mulkey of Phillipsburg Mrs. Alta Goodwin of Belleville Mrs. Ted Milner of Longmont Col o and Mrs. Glenwood Freed were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Olson.
Mrs. Marvin Briggs and children Danny and Pamela of Minneola spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Modlin and their sons, sharing time with the Modlin family.
Scandia Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts advertise a date for a Buffalo Burger Fry. Freed home residents include Mr and Mrs Ted Milner of Longmont Colorado and Mrs Alta Goodwin and Mrs Grace Kallman of Belleville with other locals Mr and Mrs Glen Kirk and baby and Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe and Art Goodwin mentioned.
Mrs Alta Goodwin of Belleville spent Thursday night as an overnight guest at the Glenwood Freed home, a visit noted in local social column.
Marvin Rosene and Brian visited Concordia on Monday with Mrs Owe Ar Linden and Mrs Henry Rosene accompanying them.
A food list outlines options including potatoes with gravy, baked beans or buttered corn, sliced tomatoes or jello salad, hot rolls and butter. The tone resembles a diner or cafeteria offerings.
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