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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

2

Community Notes From Providence Chapel and Nearby

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Milner and family visited Lloyd McGregor on Monday. Mack Drovetta and George Fike families enjoyed a riverside picnic Monday evening. Charlie Dooley visited Belleville Wednesday. Mrs. Arthur Kelly stays with her Belleville mother as Mrs. Thompson is ill. Myron McGregor helped with hay. Bill Milner graded roads Thursday. Mrs. Chas. Dooley has mumps. Dorothy Farlee spent Friday with Maxine Drovetta. Mrs. Florence Fike visited Belleville. Spivey Machine threshed for Oren Hammill Thursday to Saturday. Mrs. Henry Sandells helped threshers. Earl Criswell and family of near Cuba visited at Mrs. Fike’s home.

Bill Milner Lloyd Maxine Drovetta M.s Florence Fike Doctor Belleville Henry Sandells Earl Criswell Cuba George Fike

Community Notes From Highland and Vicinity

Melvin Brewer visits his aunt Mrs Sadie Tate and Edith Walter helps at Victor Thompson home. Muriel Loofbourrow from Minneapolis vacations with her parents the Loofbourrows. Social visits include Mrs Harry Buer and daughter with Wilbur Kellys, and shopkeepers Chas Walter and Tru man Walter calling on Mrs Con Young. Welcome showers ease heat as rain is needed for crops. Wheat and oats yield reported. corn shows limited tasseling. Local visits include Steve Siebenborn Chester Woodka John Young kinfolk and the Kinimal family vacationing with relatives.

Melvin Brewer Sadie Tate Edith Walter Victor Thompson Muriel Loofbourrow United Telephone Company Minneapolis C. B. Loofbourrow Harry, Buer Wilbur Kelly Chas. Walter Truman Walter Concordia Con Young Vada Fraser Lester Tate Leslie Dean W. O. Tate Tate Emory Bowling Manhattan John Bowling Ed Fraser Arthur Lorimer Miltonvale Earl Patterson Carialice Gladys Lucile Cora Young Steve Sieben

Local families share visits and celebrations in Concordia area

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ames and family shopped in Concordia. H. L. Gile and family with Lucille Mahaffey and Helen Tallent attended Sunday dinner with Chas. Barleen. Vivian Kelly visited Bert Kelly in Montrose. Lloyd McGregor and children joined Mrs. Bert Bowen. George Barleen bought a new tractor last Monday. Stanley Dodge and family welcomed a baby girl born July 15. E. A. McGregor hosted a Sunday gathering with Lloyd McGregor and Roy Everts families. Vernon Wright visited sister Jense Stensons. Ames families shared a picnic near the river Sunday. Lloyd Kelly visited H. H. McNary family. H. L. Gile and family were guests at R. W. Hyder home in Belle. Mildred Barleen spent weekend with Blanche Ames.

Fred Ames Concordia H. L. Gile Lucille Mahaffey Helen Tallent Chas. Barleen Pany Vivian Kelly Bert Kelly Montrose Lloyd McGregor Bert Bowen George Barleen Stanley Dodge Lloyd.McGregor Roy Everts E. A. McGregor Vernon Wright Jense Stensons Ames Lloyd Kelly H. H. McNary R. W. Hyder Belle~ville Mildred Barleen Blanche Ames

Local families share Sunday visits and threshing chores

Rudolph Johnson and family spent Sunday with Frank Freeman and Hilma. Elmer Johnson helped John Anderson thresh last week. C. T. Larson and Ted Larson were Sunday callers and lunch guests at M. A. Larson's. Carl Peterson and family visited Fred Mainquist. Chester Reed visited Roy Everts. Carl Russell and wife from Belleville visited Herman Anderson and wife Sunday evening. Victor Falk threshed for Fred Matosues. Mrs. L. A. Nondorf had Sunday dinner with M. A. Orson. Mabel Burke and Ruth McMullen visited Miss Velda Hendrickson. Carl Peterson threshed his grain last week. Alma Olson assisted Arvid Larson's sister with sewing last week. Mrs. Glen Veach spent Monday with her parents Roy Everts and Victor Falk threshed for John Nelson Friday. Margaret McMullen spent Monday afternoon with Deloris Larson. A. Larson and family were Friday evening visitors of Jay Bells.

Rudolph Johnson Frank Freeman Hilma Elmer Johnson John Anderson C. T. Larson Ted Larson M. A. Larson Carl Peterson Fred L. A. Nondorf M. A. Orsons Mabel Burke Ruth McMullen Velda Hendrickson Alma’ Olson Arvid Larson Glen Veach Roy Evert Victor’ Falk John Nelson Margaret McMullen Deloris Larson A. Larson Jay Bells

Miss Violet Reed Visits Oren Reed Home

Miss Violet Reed stays at the Oren Reed residence. Mrs. M. A. Larson and her daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Nondorf and Mrs. Delpha Grim of Republic, were Thursday callers on Mrs. G. Anderson and her daughters.

Violet Reed Oren Reed M. A. Larson Myrtle Nondorf Delpha Grim Republic G. Anderson

Local Family Visits and Community Activities

Mrs Darrel Standley and sons Ralph and Frankie visited Mrs Standleys parents Mr and Mrs Frank Sallman Thursday. W E Linden and family hosted gatherings and haying helpers. Ruth Linden aided Gus Fogelberg for hay work. Gideon Linden improves after illness. The Shellhase brothers combined wheat for Carl Moline last week.

Darrel Standley Ralph Frankie Edward Isaacson Formosa

Local residents and visitors in Scandia and area

Locals include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson on Belleville business, Harry White visiting his mother, and Jean Clark with grandmother in Munden. Several others travel for visits or medical care, with ads urging screen doors from A. M. Sandborn Lumber Company Scandia Kans.

Frank Peterson Little Jean Clark Jerry Strand Munden

Local Folks and Weekend Visits Across Belleville and Scandia

Community notices and local travels with Miss Anna Rhodde and Miss Judith Nelson visiting Belleville, families gathering at home near Rydal, people driving to Courtland and Concordia, a Ford truck purchase, screen doors from A M Sandborn Lumber, and multiple visitors including Mrs. Emil Johnson and Mrs. Gust Anderson. Freight trains move west with seventy five grain cars, while sales and errands fill the week.

Noble Isaacson Welcomes Baby Boy

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Noble Isaacson on the birth of their son born last Monday morning July 21. The infant weighed eight pounds three and four tenths.

Noble Isaacson

Jensen Couple Welcome Baby Girl

Mr and Mrs Dan Jensen of Norway announce the birth of a daughter born last Monday July 21 Mrs Jensen formerly Esther Larson

Dan Jensen Norway Rs. Jensen Esther Larson

Heat Bakes Town as July Sun Rains Down

Over a week of scorching heat keeps temperatures around the hundred mark with no relief in sight. Union boys cool off in the old swimmin hole during hot evenings as neighbors report crops growing rapidly and farmers cutting a second alfalfa crop. Mrs Currie is ill with mumps, while births include a girl named Glenda Darlene to Mr and Mrs Glenwood Freed of near Courtland. Local visits span Belleveu to Lincoln Nebr as residents share news of farm work and health.

Union Fred Currie Merlyn Morehead Washington Township Glenwood Freed Near Courtland Glenda Darlene Ralph Bowersox Dean Merlyn Morehead Monay

Local Social News Highlights from Courtland Area

Mrs Mary Creager returned from Milwaukee where she visited her son and family. Wanted ironing services advertised by Mrs Ida Greenslade. The Rev and Mrs Bert Selin called on Mrs Betsy. Mr and Mrs Frank Lervold and baby visited Mrs Lottie Lervold last Sunday near Courtland.

Mary Creager Milwauke Bert Selin Betsy Moline Courtland

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death

We express sincere thanks to friends who assisted during the death of our wife mother daughter and sister and to all who sent offerings Ed Boman and daughter Eldred Mr and Mrs B F Mitchell and family

Ed Boman Eldred B. F. Mitchell

Congressman Sproul Promotes Farm Debenture Speech

Congressman W. H. Sproul sends to every farmer a speech on the farm debenture and tariff. The explanation of the debenture farm measure aims to aid Kansas wheat producers. He urges reading and discussion with neighbors. experts approve the presentation.

W. H. Sproul United States Kansas Khead Adv

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DIST Harry White Lincoln Mrs May White Perry Goodon Scandia Sanitarium Mabel Berggren Belleville Hospital Gwendolyn Sheets Nelson, Nebr Laverda Elledge A. M. Sandborn Lumber Company Scandia Reuben Johnson Carl Acree Mankato Vivian Mahan Diller, Nebr Velma Dell Wehling Dorothy Dutton Kathryn Cuthbertson Reba Hugos Denver Colp Chas. Hugos Cleve. Hiatt Orphae Hebron W. E. Hiatt Gladys Nylund Marshattan Robi. Nylund C. J. Holmstrom Kansas City Ed Swanson A. *M. Sandborn Lumber Company Abelgna Gee Fred Ward Delbert’ Peterson Anna Rhodde Steve Blakeley S. S. Benedict City Cash Market Fern Mahan Clarence Mahan Rydal John Brandstrom Otto Nelson Judith Nelson Dr. E. P. Ahrens Dewey Albert Keithley of Coats, Kans Hershel Kannier George‘ Trimmer Geo. Stromberg Morris Motor Co J. W. Plotner South Kansas Avenue C. C. Cullers Ellen Johnson Rackley Violet Dabinnus Jewell City Ray Chilcott Ka*‘hryn Faye Cuthbertson Norma Jean Richards Mrs. M. O. Brown Emil Johnson Gust Anderson Jamestown Day Green Robt Agnes Albro Grant Berggren Jake Weislogel Charlie Kuhlberg Ethel Rasmussen Lorene. Stromberg Mrs. George Trimed Harold Coleman C. O. Reece Mr. Coleman Mr. Reece Union News Ida Greenslade Frank Lervold Baby Lottie Lervold Juliette Talcum Bogota Maxwell House Good Housekeeping Wilsons Ff. & MY. Stores Company
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