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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1928
Page
7
A compilation of local notices from Belleville including residents in town on Tuesday and Sunday visits, travel plans to Kansas City and St. Louis, and a Fort Riley medical corps assignment. Community club meeting, church class gatherings, a neighborly wheat shock, and social events are described along with a subscription inquiry.
The Treasury invites exchange of Third Liberty Loan Bonds for a new 3 1/2 per cent 12 15 year bond bearing interest from July 16 1928. Interest on surrendered bonds is paid through September 15 1928 and the old bonds stop accruing interest on that date. Holders should consult banks for details. the exchange closes with maturity September 15 1928. A W Mellon secretary of the Treasury issued the notice from Washington on July 5 1928.
Sunday visits to the Naslund home and gatherings with the Cullers family are reported along with Dorcas society plans. Albro sisters visit Aunt Amy McKey in Atchison while Hazel Bettis takes a waitress job in Beloit. Families travel to Lincoln and Vernon for visits as well. A child requests a nickel for ice cream, a ghost story is promised, and Means Music Co. advertises a partly paid piano and a buyer for balance due.
Mrs Carl Benson and Ruth visited Belleville Friday. Violin for sale inquire at The Journal office. Carl Hammer and Joyce hosted Sunday dinner for Lars Hammer. Marion Madison of Superior stayed with Chas Madison family this week. A H Shull Beloit welcomed a baby boy born July 12. they formerly lived in Scandia. Fred Jackson visited Joe Johnson. Jackson helped care for Johnson. August Elfitte of Phillipsburg came for the funeral of Mr and Mrs Harry Benjamin’s baby.
Mr and Mrs Albin Isaacson were visitors at the John A Isaacson home on Sunday.
We express sincere appreciation to those who assisted us during our illness and death of our son Harold Jr. and thank those who sent flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benjamin.
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