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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
3
At the request of friends Montana candidate Mont L Hill announces his bid for County Clerk subject to the Republican primary vote. He urges party voters to consider his qualifications and plans for the office.
W. Campbell announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. He seeks voter support in Republic County with a Mary August date referenced and pledges to uphold law enforcement duties.
Chas G. Aspgren announces candidacy for the County Commissioner from the Second District of Republic County. He states the run is subject to Republican voters in the August primary.
Carl T Larson announces candidacy for Sheriff of Republic County subject to Republican voters at the August primary. He presents his background and plans for law enforcement if elected.
W H Helfer of Republic Kansas declares nomination bid for Sheriff seeking GOP support in the August primary.
Lester B. Beames announces his candidacy for sheriff of Republic County subject to Republican voters at the August primary. He pledges to uphold law and enforce duties as a Republican nominee seeking election.
Voters in the Aug primary face a decision in the second district race as Frank Granstedt seeks the Republican nomination.
Nomination to the office of Sheriff in Republic County submitted for the Republican primary. Ruth B Nordman Loring appears as a candidate seeking the vote of Republican voters in August.
Text outlines a nomination for Frank E. Wil for Commissioner of the Second District of Republic County by Republican voters in the August primary. It denotes the will and process of party selection for the election.
Andy Moore declares if nominated he will run a strict law enforcement campaign in the upcoming August Republican primary for sheriff. He emphasizes firm enforcement and campaign readiness to serve the county.
Henry H. Van Natta runs on the Republican ticket for Probate Judge in Republic County Kansas subject to the August primary election.
For Clerk 1 announces re election bid for Republic County Clerk on the Democratic ticket in the August primaries. Herb Coombs declares candidacy and seeks party support for a second term.
Marvin E. Larson runs on the Democratic ticket for the office of superintendent of public instruction in Republic County, subject to the August primary election.
The text shows Laura M. Hill named for the nomination of superintendent of public instruction in the Republic primary election. It outlines the bid for the statewide office and the party or slate context.
Dave Wallace vows a business like efficient administration of the Kansas State Superintendent of Public Instruction if nominated and elected, appealing to Republican voters in the August primary.
The nomination for county commissioner in the second Republic county district is set for the August primary amid Democratic voter will. Tudor J Charles emerges as the candidate.
Mollie Hadachek announces candidacy for re election to the office of Register of Deeds Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to the primary on August 9.
William R Goodwin files to seek Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court of Republic County at the August primary election. He states candidacy is subject to voters will.
PRANK G SPURNEY announces candidacy for County Attorney of Republie County Kansas subject to the upcoming primary election. The filing note lists Spurneys name and intent to seek the office in the local electoral contest.
For Treasurer I hereby announce my candidacy for the nomination for treasurer of Republic County subject to the will of the Democratic voters in the August primary election.
After consideration I have decided to run again for State Representative. I have served to the best of my ability and will continue to be faithful in duties owed to every citizen of the state.
For Probate Judge Republic County Kansas subject to will of voters Republi can party at the primary election to be held on August 2 1932 Adolph Nelson.
James R Hyland announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Judge of the District Court in the Twelfth Judicial District. He seeks the support of Republican voters at the August primary.
Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson hosted a picnic dinner for Junior and Alice, Mr and Mrs H Johnson and family, Mr and Mr Milo Johnson, and Oscar Johnson at Pawnee on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Milo Johnson and Joyce Johnson were Sunday evening visitors at the Emil Isaacson home.
Sunday picnic party including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Othberg Richard Mr. and Mrs. C H Freed June and Genevieve traveled to Abilene where they met Mr. and Mrs. J C Coon Herbert and Miss Jean Ropper of Manhattan. They shared a picnic dinner in Brown Memorial Park.
Afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Lester Hooker and Mr and Mrs Walter Chilcott of Mankato visiting the Ray Chilcott household on Sunday afternoon.
Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Oscar Freed were entertained at dinner by Mr and Mrs Chas Tedrow and family and Mr and Mrs Alfred Freed and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Currie and Allen were afternoon visitors.
Members of the Senior Class of 1932 gathered Sunday July 17 at Granstedt cabin for a reunion with noon dinner and afternoon ice cream and cake. Attendees included Ruth Haggman Lois Hiatt Clarice Wallin Helen Gunter Leona Kelly Kathryn Nelson Bernice Granstedt Helen Hall Frances Curtis Warren Gunter Lloyd Wetzel Mondo Tedrow Richard Haggman Victor Sothers Maurice Johnson. A second reunion is planned for Sunday July 16 1933 at the same location.
Saturday evening visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. W E Dunnigan from Philadelphia Pa who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. O F Werner.
The Mutual Benefit Club met on Thursday July 14 with Mrs Esther Johnson as hostess Seventeen members attended Guests included Mrs Chas Ysaacson Mrs Ellen Isaacson Mrs Mary Isaacson Mrs Jennie Lindecrantz Mrs Hannah Freed and Miss Manda Rosene The afternoon was spent quilting and embroidering tea towels for the hostess A dainty lunch was served The next meeting will be with Mrs Margaret Currie as hostess on Thursday July 28 Roll call will be answered with pickle recipes
Sunday a large group including Mr and Mrs J O Anderson Mr and Mrs Carroll Anderson Mr and Mrs WS Henry and family enjoyed a riverside picnic near the river. Also present were Marvin and Philipy August Band and sons Arvid Larson and Elmer Evelyn Richard Olson and family A C Olson Alma Emily Olson and D Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. R E Cooper and daughter Pat and Miss Eva Sand born were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. N S Cooper.
Sunday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Hershel Kannier Dewey Albert Keithly Elvin Bettis and Miss Eva Sandborn at the home of Mr and Mrs R E Cooper.
Guests for Sunday dinner were Bev and Mrs. Carl Noren at Brandford with Rev. and Mrs. Bert Selin and their son Carl.
Mr and Mrs G P Plotner and Jeanne joined Mr and Mrs Paul Preble and Jane and the Misses Alice and Gertrude Nimocks for a Sunday outing in Abilene where they enjoyed the pleasant weather and companionship.
Supper guests include Mr and Mrs Leslie Nichols of Courtland and Miss Pearl Hire of Mankato at the home of Dr and Mrs G W Nichols. Mrs Hedges of Minneapolis Minnesota was an afternoon visitor.
The Rev. M. F. Longnecker of Republic preached a Sunday park sermon after visiting the Rev. W. G. Megill family for dinner.
Sunday gathering near the river featured Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson and families along with Mrs Ruby Larson Marvin Larson and Emil Pearson enjoying a quiet outdoor picnic.
Mr and Mrs Pete Wineinger and their children were Sunday dinner guests at the home of C E Hall.
Rev and Mrs Bert Selin and Carl were Tuesday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs C F Fredin at Belleville.
Mrs Della Colley was a Saturday dinner guest of Mrs Oberia Ryan. The social note records a cordial visit and the hosts’ hospitality in a local family circle.
The Presbyterian Ladies host an Ice Cream Social east of the F and M Stores on Saturday July 23. Local patrons invited to enjoy treats and fellowship at the community event.
Lloyd Betts of Concordia and L. W. Ayres of Manhattan were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Frazier.
Evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Palmer of Lindsborg Wayne Proctor of Man kato and Miss Doris Miller of For mosa visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Frazier on Sunday night.
A Sunday picnic dinner near the river is announced with plans for outdoor meals and group seating. Details such as time and location are mentioned for attendees.
A picnic supper Tuesday evening near the river drew families including Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson Mr and Mrs John Fike Eden Mr and Mrs Ed Loring Leora Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris Mr and Mrs Geo Larson and family Mrs Adam Aspgren and Dora
Saturday dinner guests at the John Brandstrom home were Mr. and Mrs Otto Nelson and Bertil Wayne, seen in a local social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Melby are the proud parents of a baby boy born on Tuesday July 12. The birth adds a son to the family in a local community notice.
Sunday picnic brought together Mr and Mrs Ed Loring and Leora Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris Mr and Mrs Geo C Larson and family Mrs Ada Aspegren and Dorothy and Norma Quill Long and daughter Marguerite from Kansas City Geo Larson Sr and Earnest Fulcomer with Miss Maurine Larson for a social gathering.
A fragment lists attendees including Norma Quill Long and daughter of Kansas City Miss Hannah Hanson, Geo Larson, Dal las Nylund, Cecil Moller, and Earnest Fulcomer.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Townsend and daughters of San Pedro California Mrs Ellen Johnson and Ted Nelson of Kackley visiting Mr and Mrs C C Cullers in the household.
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