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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1954
Page
5
Suttor and Mr and Mrs Alvin Peterson joined Mrs Carl Cuthbert and others as Saturday guests. Burl Don Larson and Vernon Erickson spent Sunday night and Monday in St Joseph Missouri.
Elwyn Eivert and his sons from Rushton visited Fred Eivert on Friday. Mrs. Jack Davis returned home from Hastings hospital and is reported to be getting along nicely.
Republic County Kansas Riverview Cemetery District No 17 schedules an annual special meeting for August 9 1954 at 8 pm in Scandia City Office. The proposed budget and tax levy will be submitted to electors for adoption or amendment. Directors Carl G Hammer Edward Forsberg Vernon Swanson H C Hohman Charles McGregor presiding.
Mrs Agnes Cardwell and Lew Rasmunssen of Omaha Nebr were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Morten Jensen near Republic They also visited in the afternoon with Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Rasmussen and Carol with Mr and Mrs Frank Mahan and family from Belleville. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Jack Legg and family, Mr and Mrs Amos Blecha from Munden, and Mrs A Blecha of Belleville. Evening guests at Agnes Cardwell's home were Morten Jensen and Mrs Amelia Kathrine Berg from Republic, Lew Rasmussen of Omaha, Laura Rasmussen, and Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell. Eugene Brown and Donald ne a Beloit hosted others.
Mrs Ralph Rasmussen travels to Colorado Springs Colorado for a few weeks to visit her daughter Ka Harold Rasmussen and family. Harold returns home while Dainty and Karen remain to visit grandparents for several weeks. Sunday dinner guests include the Staffs Wakefield Miller Stafford and related families.
Electors of Prairie Rose Cemetery District No. 14 Republic County Kansas will vote on August 9 1954 at 8:00 PM at Pleasant Rose School House on the proposed budget and tax levy for adoption or amendment. Directors listed include Ralph Rasmussen Homer Cardwell C W Strom Emerson Gritten Guy French. Union Valley Cemetery District No. 12 also holds a meeting August 9 1954 at 8:00 PM at Union Valley with directors A Goodwin J Currie Glenn Currie Ernest Mikesell.
Mrs Harold Stafford visited Mrs Zena Stofer Tuesday morning in a brief social call. The two neighbors exchanged greetings and discussed local matters.
Edith Swanson and relatives helped Connie celebrate her 4th birthday at Bill King’s home in Belleville. Numerous visits and entertaining socials spread through Lincoln and Riley with the Cardwells, Greenslades, Hohmans, Booklesses, and others, plus travel to Salina and Concordia. Lane and Darrel Garst and kin from Kanorado and Jamestown also noted with plane rides over local dams.
Mr and Mrs Caveman Lowe returned from Ellis where Mrs Lowe’s mother Mrs Bert Wickham improved after serious illness. They visited sister in law Mrs Alvin Wickham at Hays hospital with polio, age 32. Mr and Mrs Frank Frazier hosted visitors Sunday morning, and E C Nichol and Jessie of Concordia plus Mrs Myrtle Grubb were Sunday evening guests of Miss Mary West. Delbert Aspegren family spent the week in Topeka visiting Irvin Davis while Mr Aspegren worked in Coffeyville for Reece Construction Co. Halbert Thompson and family from Birken Bow Nebraska were weekend guests of Rolla Thompson Willis Vance Root and Mrs C Hudson of Orleans Nebraska visited Claude Goodwin home several days.
Mrs Duaine Greenslade was a Saturday evening guest of Mrs Claude Goodwin, sharing a cordial social visit.
Miss Rose Thompson of Concordia visited Thursday and Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Thompson and family. Mrs Lloyd Norris traveled with Mr and Mrs Morris Morayek of Munden and Mrs Arnold Norris of Wichita. Mrs Axel Smith and Mrs Zena Storer called Monday afternoon on Mrs Lloyd Norris and Emma Svenson. Mrs Lester Thompson spent the past week with Mr and Mrs Darrel Morehead in Belleville helping care for the new baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer and Hilton and Mrs. Donald Cox called on Mrs. E. M. Bastvedt Friday evening. Wednesday dinner guests were Mrs. Alice Hammer and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jones and family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Milner and family of Belleville visited Saturday evening at the Glenn Currie home. Mrs Vernon Erickson and Janice spent Sunday evening at the John Sankey home in Republic. Mr and Mrs Clifford Swanson and family were Sunday guests at the Kenneth Danielson home.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kathrineberg of Mankato visited Duaine Green and the Cardwells on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Art Jacobson and Mrs Guy Frazier made a business trip to Belleville on Monday morning. Mrs S J Swenson called on Mr and Mrs Guy Frazier Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Carl Wakefield return to their home in Kansas City after spending ten days at the Dale Stafford home and visiting other relatives and friends.
Evening supper guests of Mir and Mrs Charley Cardwell included Raymon Cardwell family of Belleville Artie Cardwell Arditht of Clay Center Franks Trecek Lonnie of Cuba and Wilk Clint Wells of Belleville Also Marion Sjolander and Charley Dune of Wichita spent the weekend with Carl Erickson at his home.
Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson and Bill were Sunday evening guests at the Leonard Erickson home.
Mrs. O. F. Werner, Mrs. Jennie Dunigan, and Mrs. Ida Isaacson visited Concordia on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Carl Hammer, Mrs. Zera Stofer, and Mrs. Elien Hammer stayed with Mrs. Albertina Isaacson during Ida’s absence.
Mr and Mrs H C Thorpe of Bellas ville called at the Claude Goodwich home Sunday. They also attended the Kallmans funeral.
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