Theodore A Moe obituary from Scandia Kansas
Theodore Albert Moe born November 18 1902 on a Scandia area farm died July 15 1957 at St Marys Kansas from heat stroke at age 54. He worked as a skilled laborer for Reece Construction and O G Brommer Co and was survived by three brothers Ralph Stanley and Donald and numerous relatives. Funeral services were held July 18 at the Bachel or Faulkner Dart Funeral Home Scandia with interment in Riverview cemetery beside his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Albert Moe
Rudolph and
Lillie Moe
Scandia
St. Marys
Kansas
Pleasant Valley
Reece Construction Co
O. G. Brommer Co
Theodore
Edna Rehn
Alvin Rudolph Moe
Ralph G
Courtland
Stanley P
Donald L
Topeka
Weekend Fellowship Across States Touches Families
Mr and Mrs Harold Smith and children from Wichita spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs M L Larson en route to Minnesota for a week long vacation. Jane Ann stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Benny Lervold and Mr and Mrs Bill Free visited Lottie Lervold and Reuben Johnson Sunday. The Beyer family from Omaha Nebr visited Ted Larson and Allen. Diana and Linda stay with grandparents. M L Larson and Mrs E M Eastvedt were in Kansas City Mo last week visiting Dale Ainsworth and William Van Auken families. Algor Anderson visited Thursday evening with ElRene Sederlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Wichita
M. L. Larson
Minnesota
Jane Ann
Benny Lervold
Bill Free
Lottie Lervold
Reuben Johnson
Emil Beyer
Omaha, Nebr
Ted Larson
Allen
Diana
Linda
E. M. Eastvedt
Kansas City
Dale Ainsworth
William van Auken
Social Visit Among Local Families
Mrs. Charles Johnson Mrs. Elwyn Isaacson and children and Mrs. El Reno Sederlin visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Renold Johnson and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Elwyn Isaacson
el Reno Sederlin
Renold Johnson
Mrs Carroll Anderson Recovers After Major Operation
Mrs Carroll Anderson is reported to be progressing nicely after a major operation at St Joseph hospital in Concordia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Anderson
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
January 1 Ad valorem Tax Receipts and 1957 Balance
The record shows District Treasurer balances and receipts for ad valorem taxes. It notes an unencumbered January 1 balance, sale of lots, and the 1957 tax requirement with adjustments for delinquent taxes and expenditures. Total receipts amount to 1294.27 and the net 1957 ad valorem tax requirement is 1140.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Prairie Rose Cemetery District 1958 Budget Hearing Notice
Notice of an August 6 1957 meeting at Pleasant Grove School for Prairie Rose Cemetery District No 14 Republic County Kansas to adopt or amend the proposed 1958 budget and ad valorem tax. Officials Emerson Gritten Homer Cardwell C W Strom Guy French Leslie Rasmussen listed. 1957 tax figures show net requirement and available funds with deductions and delinquent adjustments.
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Riverview Cemetery
Republic County
Kansas
Scandia
Carl G. Hammer
Vernon Swanson
Edward Forsberg
John Nylund
George Cardwell
Scandia Journal
Prairie Rose Cemetery
Notich
Pleasant Grove
Emerson Gritten
Homer Cardwell
Secy
C W. Strom
Treas
Guy French
Leslie Rasmussen
Topeka Visitors Share Family Time Across Week
Norman Freed and Teri with Mrs. Hannah Freed visit in Topeka this week alongside relatives. Kenneth Danielson and spouse spent Sunday with Belleville’s Clifford Swanson family. Eugene Ralph and Barbara Swanson joined them homeward. Theresa McDowell’s callers included Mauda Goodwin Hannah Freed Alice Hamner Chris Nelson Carl Reece Merle Haser Arlis White. Robert Lervold visited Harvey Hammer on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Freed
Dennis and
Teri
Topeka
Hannah Freed
Kenneth Danielson
Clifford Swanson
Belleville
Eugene
Ralph
Barbara Swanson
Theresa McDowell
Mauda Goodwin
Alice Hammer
Chris Nelson
Carl Reece
Merle Haser
Arlis White
Benny Lervold
Robert Lervold
Harvey Hammer
Earl Hammil
Charles Peterson
Clarence Barber
Gunda Larsen
Ellen Hammer
Petersons Embark on Three Week Tour to Scenic Midwest
Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson depart this Thursday for a three week trip visiting Yankstown South Dakota the Bad Lands and Black Hills then Yellowstone National Park Crawford Nebraska to see Mr and Mrs Bob Cahill and family They will be joined by Mr and Mrs Glenn Johnson and family from Garden City with relatives at Aaron Johnson’s home this week.
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Charles Peterson
Yankstown
So. Dak
Bad Lands
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Crawford, Nebr
Bob Cahill
Glenn Johnson
David Nancy
Judith
Garden City
Aaron Johnson
Ebrights Host Sunday Dinner in Hardy Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Frank Ebright of Hardy Nebraska were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson. Au gust Rosene, in Belleville hospital, is very much improved at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ebright
Hardy, Nebr
Charles Peterson
August Rosene
Belleville Hospital
Local Dinner Hosts Share Weekend Hospitality
Mr and Mrs Harold Van Vieck with Anita and Dennis Shaffer of Topeka visited Friday dinner with Mr and Mrs Harley Shaffer. Afternoon callers included Mrs Allen Larson and children and Mrs Harold Larson, with further guests not listed.
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Harold van Vieck
Anita
Dennis Shaffer
Topeka
Harley Shaffer
Allen Larson
Harold Larson
Andersons Take Short Vacation Up North
Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson left Tuesday morning for a two week trip in northern states. Mrs Anna Hohman visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs George Christie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algor Anderson
Anna Hohman
George Christie
Local residents share visits across several households
Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Freed and family. Leslie Rasmussen joined Reuben Fredrickson’s guests Monday evening. Paul Fredrickson Janice and Mrs. Lloyd Norris visited in Wichita. Rev Wilke Steven and Dr. J. L. Bennett hosted at Wilbur Zener’s home. Mohler reunion drew Wilsons to Mankato. Various visits continued including Mrs. Haser, Mrs. Peterson, and the Hammer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Danielson
Don Freed
Leslie Rasmussen
Reuben Fredrickson
Paul Fredrickson
Janice
Lloyd Norris
Wichita
Mr. Norris
Wilbur Zener
Richard Wilke
Steven
Warren Zimmerman
J. L. Bennett
Wm. Wilson
Mohler
Mankato
Kansas County Fair and Rodeo Listings 1957
A December scanned list shows numerous county fairs rodeos and related events across Kansas in 1957 with dates and locations from Sherman to Wyandotte. The document includes fairs in Barton Barber Clark Cowley Ellis Harvey Johnson Kingman Neosho Osage and more, noting ongoing schedules and a concluding program about tavern self-regulation sponsored by the United Brewers Foundation.
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Wilson County
Hoxie
Sheridan County
Phillipsburg
Phillipsbur
Crawford County
Bourbon County
Neodesha
Am. Legion
Na la
Effingham
Vanty Fo
Kingman
Ringman
Ing
Cheyenne County
Felr
Wien Ead
Cowfey County
Mcpherson
McPherson County
Anderson County
Horton
Tongandeie
Leavenworth
Coffeyville
Liberal
Wen
South Haven
SyRacus
Hamilton County
Gardner
Johnson County
Ein Septation
United Scares Breewers Foundation
Meat Loaf for Picnic or Indoor Dinner with Golden Olive Sauce
A versatile meat loaf recipe serves 4 to 6 and pairs with a golden olive sauce. instructions cover mixing meats, shaping, and baking plus reheating ideas for picnics or indoor meals. Also included are safety color codes for first aid and equipment.
Glove Compartment Cleanup Guide For Safe Trips
The article advises keeping a tidy glove compartment and outlines emergency items for travel. It suggests replacing dog-eared maps with fresh state maps, carrying a pocket dictionary, tissue packs, bandages, and aspirin for long drives.
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Junior
Color Colorful scheme to boost farm shop safety
J. W. Matthews of the University of Illinois explains a NCFS safety color scheme based on the American Standards Association code. Five colors mark danger and fire equipment in red orange for dangerous machine parts and yellow for tripping hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
J. W. Matthews
University of Illinois
National Conference For
Farm Safety
American Standards Association
Orme Ange
Profitable New Uses Sought for Whey Waste
The USDA reports whey, the liquid from cheese making, exists in vast quantities with over 12 billion pounds produced annually in the United States. About 9 billion pounds are wasted yearly, creating disposal problems but offering potential as a raw material for new products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bachelor - Faulkner - Dart Funeral Home
ElRene Sederlin
Riverview
Labor
Jis
United States Brewers Foundation
USBF
Obidien
Bros
Post
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