Lost hog found notice amid scattered clues
Lost hog of 350 pounds described as male from Poland. If found contact Bar Tsagesnn in Scandia via the code 26RQL. Authorities urge return to owner MotI.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
6
Lost hog of 350 pounds described as male from Poland. If found contact Bar Tsagesnn in Scandia via the code 26RQL. Authorities urge return to owner MotI.
Mr and Mrs Jack Larsen thank neighbors and friends for valuable help and generous response to the appeal for assistance after last Sunday night incident.
Marriage announced for Bernadine Hill and Arthur Kathrineberg of Republic Nebraska. Ceremony by Judge H H VanNatta. Bride a Superior High School 1928 graduate and former Superior Journal employee. groom farming near Republic. They plan a home three miles southeast of Republic.
Monday evening Mr and Mrs Ben Denoyer hosted an ice cream party with guests including Mr and Mrs H E Coleman and family Miss Alice Isaacson Carl McDowell Paul Doctor and families and others Cecil Brand George Cardwell Clarence Strom Twin Mabaggan and Mrs James O Brian of Kansas City also visited.
A Tuesday evening picnic at J C Anderson grounds celebrated the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Carroll Anderson with many relatives listed among attendees. Also announced is the engagement of Dorothy May Jones to John Paul Wells and a double ring wedding at the Belleville Methodist parsonage with attendants Evan B Nicholas and remarks by Rev Albert W Samuelson.
A large group of friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lindberg Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Lindberg's birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Danielson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Danielson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson and family, Lloyd Lindberg and family, Lars Brown and family, Carl Lindberg and Clifford Lindberg, Mrs. S. Johnson, Ed and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. T. Shedden and Charley, and Carl Lindebcrantz and sons.
Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. E C Wires included Mr. and Mrs Henry Grant of Spokane Wash and Mr and Mrs A W Daley plus Wires and Mrs E S Wilson and Andrew Elmer Danielson and family hosted Monday even ing visitors Rev and Mrs B Wy Selin and Carl Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and family and Mrs Lar Brown and family Ad insert notes Mite Killer priced at 75 cents a gallon by A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
The Social Hour club held a Sunday picnic dinner at the Granstedt cabin along the river. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fran Granstedt, J. R. Stofer, Glenn Eastman and family, Lena Lloyd and children, Will McDowell and family, Miss Gladys Nylund, Don Hausermann and Dorina, Engert family, Etta of Clay Center, and others. Afternoon guests included Russell Anderson, John Naslund and Corrine, John and Mrs. Fredrickson, Reuben Fredrickson and Alice Louise, Oscar Linden and Mrs. Wan Linden, G. E. B. Albro and Paul, Grant Berggren family, Mrs. GAS McKee of Athi, and Agnes Albro. Dinner guests Friday included Paul Doctor and family.
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