Key Ring and Keys Found Belonging to R. J. Beitis
A local discovery reports a key ring with keys found. The owner identified as R. J. Beitis. Further verification requested to reclaim.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
6
A local discovery reports a key ring with keys found. The owner identified as R. J. Beitis. Further verification requested to reclaim.
Farmers are advised to start marketing turkeys two to four weeks before the end of the feeding period and to consult Nutrena dealers about Nu trena Turkey Pellets. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives in Lincoln and Missouri, with multiple social visits noted among families in Concordia Belleville and Munden.
A riverside basket dinner honored the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hohman. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hohman and many neighbors and relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Olson and family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loring and Leora and numerous others who attended and gave gifts.
The first Girl Reserves conference was held at Camp Wood from June 30 to July 8 under Miss Florence Stone Wichita state executive secretary of the Kansas District YWCA. Scandia attendees Mildred Johnson Leora Loring Lenora Isaacson and June Freed joined Bible study led by Rev James Chubb Baldwin. Saturday night celebrated the Kansas District YWCA tenth anniversary with a party, cakes, candles and a program.
Mrs Jessie Ward leaves Thursday for Alburnett Iowa to join brother Carl Weislogel and family for a Weislogel reunion in Albia Michigan. The trip then reaches Fairview Penn Niagara Falls and New York City with visits to Mr and Mrs Melvin Hillery and their son in Washington Iowa. Hats on sale at small fraction of real worth at ae SHOP Concordia.
A Sunday reunion for the Halgren family was hosted at Pawnee Park. A basket dinner was served to numerous relatives including the Sederlin and Freed families, Reed, Moe, Tedrow, Wilson, Erkenbrack, Fréed, Hoyt, Jensen, and Ha ney, among others from Salina and Milwaukee.
The Rebekah and Odd Fellows of Belleville installed officers Tuesday evening at the I O O F hall. Rebekah officers include Noble Grand Mrs Harvey Moe and other posts held by Mrs Alice Greenslade Mrs Glenn Eastman and Mrs Frank Peterson. Odd Fellows officers list Noble Grand Charles Nordman Vice Noble Grand George Nichols secretary W S English and treasurer Henry Peterson. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed.
A stork shower was held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Vernon Erickson honoring Mrs. Ernest Kirk and Glenn Ernest. Attending were Mesdames Ernest Kirk and Glenn Ernest, Fred Jackson, Rollo Thompson and Glada, Charles Berggren Evelyn A C Thompson Lewis Wallin Vernon Erickson and Lois, Johnny Lowell and son Harvey Kirk of Belleville, and the Misses Bernice Jackson Adam Jeandebeur Mae Roberts Irena Pauline Skidmore Verna Wallin.
The Mystery Club gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs Myrtle Jensen hosting. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jelson and Misses Ruth McGregor and Margaret Jensen. Members present were Mesdames Walter Gilmore Albert Moe J O Anderson Walter Henry Carl Veteto John S Jensen Harry McGregor M O Brown Belle Etter Addison Carlson and Chester Anderson. The next meeting will be at Mrs Kathryn Jensen's home.
Mr and Mrs Tom Hay Sr and Mrs Walter Berry and Max visited with Mr and Mrs Bainbridge in Munden Thursday.
Epworth League rally convened in République Tuesday evening with representatives from Courtland Belleville Republic Scandia and Lincoln Community. Scandia listed attendees include Vivian Alvin Glenn Leslie Kathryn Clarice Clarence LeRoy Irene Nelson and others.
Mrs. F L Miller and Mrs. D L Cady hosted a Welcome In Circle at the Presbyterian church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. J J Smith and Edna, Mrs. Adam Aspegren, Mrs. Carl McDowell, Mrs. Lester Richards, and Mrs. A D Johnson, with members present Messrs Lena Lloyd E C Wires W S Farlee Charles Freed Otto Wetzel F L Miller and Mrs. Cady and the Misses Mary West and Faye Cady.
Mr and Mrs J W Newcomb and family along with the James Newcomb and family Mrs Johnnie Newcomb and others enjoyed two picnics at Concordia Sunday beside Mr and Mrs Eric Ketch family Mr and Mrs Edd Band and family Mr and Mrs Hank Bergstrom and family Mrs Raymond Berdiall and family Mr and Mrs Lee Brown Ed and Herman Brown and Mrs Clarence Woods were among attendees.
Visitors from Manhattan Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ward and daughter were guests at the William Gunter home from Monday to Thursday. Mrs. Anna Gunter, who had been visiting with the Wards, returned to Scandia with them.
Visitors from Topeka Mr and Mrs Ray Coleman and Harold of Topeka were week end guests of Mr and Mrs O V Nichols and family.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Clark included Mr and Mrs Charles Strand and family of Belleville and Mr Don Bitter of Smith Center visiting Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Hahn and Delwin spent Thursday and Friday in Downs visiting Mrs. Hahn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schreiber.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Albro and Paul Agnes Albro and Patty Lou Doctor of Washington Kansas were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren and family.
Guests from Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wennersten, Kathryn Gess, and Ernest Wennersten, were weekend visitors of Mrs. Anna Larson in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Scandia Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hardtaker have finished visiting Burrton, Kansas and returned to Scandia for the rest of the summer.
Mr and Mrs Dick Greenwalt of Fort Collins Colorado welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Greenwalt formerly Miss Marguerite Bedard.
Mr and Mrs Alex Scott and Mr and Mrs Walter Berry and Max attended Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Tom Hay Sr. The social page lists many Johnson families visiting Kin. relatives, and a gift shop ad notes hats reduced in Concordia.
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