Locals report grain in shock growing and rotting
Numerous local notices describe social visits and movements. Helen Bettis guests, Leona Hohman staying with aunt Mrs Walter Anderson, and Mrs Orville Buhr with children share Tuesday visits. Harvey Moe comes from Salina for a short parent visit, while Chas Poage and Tom Poage of St Joseph join Jay Bell household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Hohman
Mrs
Walter Anderson
Harvey Moe
Salina
Fred Moe
Dinner guests greet Mr and Mrs Roy Tedrow
Mr and Mrs Roy Tedrow entertained at six o'clock dinner Wednesday with guests including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Tedrow and son Mrs Walter Tedrow and daughter of Pueblo Colorado Mr and Mrs J M Tedrow Elmer Jensen and family Harold Coleman and family and Ren Denoyer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tedrow
Lloyd Tedrow
Walter Tedrow
Pueblo
Colo
J. M Tedrow
Elmer Jensen
Harold Coleman
Ren Denoyer
W. H. D. Special Medicine Promised Relief
Advert suggests hours of stomach distress relief by taking W. H. D. Special Medicine for gas sour stomach ulcers indigestion heartburn and overeating. Encourages purchase at Haggman and Wires a 50 cent box guaranteed by your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Haggman
Dorothy Dutton Birthday Dinner Guests List
Mrs. Fred Dutton hosted Tuesday evening for daughter Dorothy Aspegren's birthday. A two course dinner was served to guests including Dorothy Aspegren Maurine Larson Jetty Green Ruth Albro Alice Nylund Marcell Preble Naomi Nylund Irene Sherrard Clarice Ross Ollie Hugos and Mrs Cleve Satterfield of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dutton
Dorothy
Dorothy Aspegren
Maurine Larson
Jetty Green
Ruth Albro
Alice Nylund
Marcell Preble
Naomi Nylund
Irene Sherrard
Clarice Ross
Ollie Hugos
Cleve Satterfield
Kansas City
Surprise Community Club Party for Mrs Moe
About fifty members gathered Friday evening to honor Mrs Albert Moe with games and refreshments. Guests presented a gift to remind her of the club as she plans a future visit to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moe
Community Club
Moe
California
Harvest and missionary news from a Nebraska town
Earl Wyatt and family traveled through town after visiting relatives in Linn and Scandia while planning a western Nebraska harvest. The United Brethren Missionary society at the Aid Building hosted Rev. and Mrs. E N Nelson, African field missionaries, with a farewell note as they depart for Africa. Refreshments followed the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Aid
E. N. Nelson
Treasury offers new 3 3 4 percent bond in exchange for Third Liberty Bonds
The Treasury announces a 3 3 4 percent 12 to 15 year treasury bond issued in exchange for Third Liberty Loan Bonds. Interest starts July 16 1928 and surrendered bonds earn full interest to September 15 1928. Holders should consult banks for details. bonds mature September 15 1928 and stop accruing interest then. A W Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Washington July 5 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Social Visitors Share Meals Across Town In Scandia Week
Florence Lervold and Pauline Linden visited this week. John Jensen and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boman. Jay Bell and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nondorf. Albert Jacksons and sons spent Sunday with Mrs. M. F. Jackson. Lewis Wallin and Art Wallin visited the Noble Isaacson home. Sam Mahin and family of Courtland and Ed Loring and family visited the Wm. Loring home. Frank Lervold visited Chas. Berggren. tea, cream, and cake were served. Martin and Rolla Thompson families visited the A. C. Thompson home in Scandia. Mrs. Gilbert Anderson dined with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brandstrom and is recovering from illness. George White family and Harry White family drove in from Lincoln for a weekend visit. W. Connley and infant of Esbon and Ed Connley of Goodland visited Robt. Lloyd and Frank Granstedt. Ed Connley takes baths at Scandia Sanitarium. A slumber party at Granstedt cabin honored Miss Martha Mahaffy. guests Grace and Ruby Smith, Ada, Sadie, Edna, Josie Robison, and Bernice Granstedt enjoyed fried chicken, ice cream, and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granstedt
Martha Mahaffy
Grace
Ruby Smith
Ada
Sadie
Edna
Josie Robison
Bernice Granstedt
Mothers visit ill Violet Stromberg in Fairbury hospital
Mrs Chas Othberg Mrs V E Erickson Mrs Edna Fulcomer and daughter Maxine and Margaret Bedard drove to Fairbury Tuesday to see Violet Stromberg who is ill in a hospital there They report Violet getting along as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Othberg
V. E. Erickson
Edna Fulcomer
Maxine
Margaret Bedard
Fairbury
Violet Stromberg
Violet
Mary Moe Returns Home After Serious Appendicitis Recovery
Mary Moe, hospitalized four weeks in Concordia with appendicitis, returned home Tuesday as doctors report signs of complete recovery. The article also notes: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Godfrey of Topeka passed through Scandia en route to Colorado, visiting relatives in Mankato overnight. Mrs. L. C. Hohr of Monterey California attended her mother’s funeral and visited Clifton before returning home. The Hohr family are former Scandia residents. A note adds: the only place offering a chicken dinner for a dollar or less is a local feed and grain store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moe
Concordia
Miss Moe
Lee Godfrey
Topeka
Scandia
Colorado
Mankato
Lee
Lige
Godfrey
Kansas Power Company
L. C. Hohr
Monterey
Calif
A. J. Wyatt
Clifton
California
Ethel
Bushnell
Nebr
Feed and Grain
Violin for sale and social notes from Grand Island to Riverview
Good violin for sale. The Journal lists inquiries at J. E. Whitney in Grand Island. Sunday visits include Mrs. Nettie Helper with S. L. Platt in Mankato and Chas Bergren with family near E. J. Fike. Additional greetings reach Guide Rock and Arthur county visitors Rolla Thompson. A horse lost by Harry Hohman and the infant of Chas Jansen, born Tuesday, died hours after birth, burial at Riverview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Jansen
Riverview Cemetery
Parkville Student Returns To Help Tecumseh Move
Miss Martha Mahaffy came back Saturday from Park, Missouri to aid her parents in relocating to Tecumseh, Nebraska. She attends college at Parkville and plans a quick return for the fall reopening. High school graduates eyeing winter study are urged to consider Strickter's Business College in Topeka, Kansas, boasting 43 years of training for business roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mahaffy
Park, Mo
Tecumseh
Nebi
Parkville
Strickter’s Business College
Topeka
Kansas
Sign Confusion On Alabama Road Notice
Two men stand by a road sign near Birmingham reading 7.8 miles. They debate how to read the decimal dot and whether it marks Birmingham a short distance away, illustrating misreading. humor or a regional anecdote is implied by the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Birmingham
Birm
Be a Booster Rooster Salutes Arizona Weathered Hustle
A Sun newspaper fragment from Salome Arizona urges workers to stay active and seize opportunity after the war. It promotes persistence, hard work, and self reliance with phrases about finding work, earning a living, and keeping up spirited effort in the postwar, plant-filled imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome
Arizona
Why Moths Have Long Tongues for Deep Flowers
The moths’ rolled tongue lies under their head like a tiny coil. When visiting flowers the tongue uncoils into a straight tube to reach hidden nectar, then retracts after sipping. Tongue length varies with flower depth, short for sweet william and stocks, long for Canterbury bells and lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Williams
Canterbury Bells
Thanks for the Kindness After My Illness
Mary Moe expresses gratitude to friends for letters cards flowers gifts and visits while she was in the hospital noting appreciation for the support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moe
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We thank neighbors and friends for aid and sympathy, beautiful flowers, and choir music at the death of our beloved husband son and nephew. Mrs Minta Scrivner Mr and Mrs George Scrivner and family and the Logsdon Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minta Scrivner
George Scrivner
Logsdon Brothers
Appreciation for Scandia friends at mother's funeral
We express sincere thanks to Scandia friends for their kind help at our mother's funeral. Special gratitude to the Welcome-in circle and Mrs. Cord Young for beautiful floral contributions. Mrs. L. C. Hohr Eat Wyatt Mrs. J. H. Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Cord Young
L. C. Hohr
Wyatt
J. H. Norris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Bettis
L. L. Simmons
Chester
Ebr
Orville Buhr
Robt. Lloyd
Chas. Poage
St. Joseph, Mo
Tom Poage
Jay Bell
McClement
Kansas City, Mo
S&s
J. Summer
Chas. Hohman
Harry Hohman
J. M. Mahaffy
O. V. Nichols
M. O. Brown
Russell Moe
Phylis
Georgia Madison
A. Moe
E. A. Wyatt
Linn
Cora Young
Earl
Nebraska
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Florence Lervold
Pauline Linden
John Jensen
Ed Boman
Chas. Nondorf
Albert Jackson and Sons
M. F. Jackson
Lewis Wallin
Art Wallin
Noble Isaacson Home
Sam Mahin
Courtland
Ed Loring
Wm. Loring
Frank Lervold
Chas. Berggren’s
Martin
Rolla Thompson
A. C. Thompson
Gilbert Anderson
A. J. Brandstrom
Anderson
George White
Harry White
Lincoln
Journal Ofce
J. E. Whitney of
Grand Island
G. W. Nimocks
Nettie Helper
S. L. Platt
Chas. Bergren
Lotie Lervold
E. J. Fike
Geo. Jeandebeur
Anna Ward
Guide Rock
John A. Freeburg
Finest Brand
Lee Brand
Pickwick
Lee’s
Swift Pride
F.& M. Stores CO
Moth
Prigg
E. H. Lewis
Variety Store
Habn
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Sterling
Goodrich
Silvertowns
Scandia, Kansas
Goodrich Gy
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