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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
8
Social notes list Mr and Mrs Harold Coleman and family Mr and Mrs Chester O'Neal of Manhattan and Mr and Mrs Carl McDowell and family as Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Jessie O'Neal.
Mr and Mrs E W Burns entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs A W Olson of Kansas City Mr and Mrs S C Rhodde of Concordia Mr and Mrs Aug Johnson and family Mr and Mrs J R Nystrom and Reynold Mr and Mrs L G Nystrom Mr and Mrs Aaron Johnson and sons Mr and Mrs Vic tor Palmquist and daughter and Mr and Mrs E T Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sigsbee and family of Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward spent Sunday evening at the Clarence Thompson home in Jamestown.
Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Garber and Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Garber of Superior visiting Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Garber. The message ends abruptly with garbled text.
Mr and Mrs Matt Larson and family Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and family and Mr and Mrs Einar Eastvedt shared a picnic dinner Sunday at the Larson cabin near the river in celebration of Pauline Larson s sixth birthday.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hillery who visited the Guy Ward residence for a meal.
Evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Guy Ward with Cleo and Mr and Mrs Melvin Hillery and the Misses Verna Wallin and Vivian Nystrom at the Chas Tedrow home Sunday night.
Edwin White hosted a party at the Carl McDowell residence last Friday evening with a guest list including Sadie Alma Graham Barbara Johnson Jeannette Ahrens Genevieve Freed Lois Hiatt Clarice Wallin Nona Fae Mahan Pauline Milner Alice Nimocks Helen Green Vernice Denoyer Lenabella Denoyer Beulah Russell Vivian Nystrom Bernice Bowersox and the Messrs Everett Watson John Nimocks John Nystrom Carl Forsberg Marvin Florell Warren Gunter Joyce Johnson Lloyd Black Wayne Hall Phil Smith Don Bowersox Sean Bowersox Vernon Erickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Isaacson and their son joined Mr. and Mrs. John Brandstrom for a Sunday dinner at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Wallin in Courtland.
Mr and Mrs D B Green entertained Monday evening at dinner with Mrs C W Green and children of Garden City and Mr and Mrs Chas Vance and family of Montrose.
Mr and Mrs O S Bergstrom and Miss Jetty Green were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas O Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. El Reno-Sederlin spent Sunday afternoon at the Chas. Tedrow home as afternoon visitors.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Forsberg and Mrs Edith Forsberg and children were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs and Mrs Albina Berg.
Mrs Algot Anderson celebrated her birthday with a Sunday afternoon surprise at home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson and Mildred Jean and Jarl, Mr and Mrs O S Bergstrom and Mrs C P Rydell and Inga.
Mrs. Joe Johnson hosted a Thursday afternoon birthday gathering for Everett Lee. Guests included the Rev. and Mrs. B W Selin and Carl, Mrs. Emma Isaacson, Mrs. Nathan Isaacson and family, Mrs. Noble Isaacson, Loren Dean and Mrs. Emil Isaacson with Junior and Alice.
Mr and Mrs Geo Jeandebeur Ada Miss Carrie Aberg Miss Wilhemina Wetzel Irvin Currie and Gust Bentsen enjoyed a picnic dinner near Delphos Sunday.
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Geo Jeandebeur entertained at dinner for Mr and Mrs C O Reece and family.
Dr and Mrs E P Ahrens entertained at dinner Sunday for Nelson Ward Guy Ward Miss Judith Ward Mr and Mrs Ed Ahrens Miss Evelyn Throop and Tom Bushby in an evening gathering reflecting social customs of the period.
The Social Hour club met May 27 with Mrs. Flossie Rasmussen and 18 members present. Guests included Mrs. Ruby Reed and Mrs. Avis Mallory. The next meeting is with Miss Mabel Anderson on June 9. A June 5 picnic is planned at the Frank Granstedt cabin. Mrs Emmerson Mallory became a member.
Monday dinner guests at the C. E. Albro home in Atchison included Mr and Mrs C A McKee Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor and Patty Lou Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren and Buddy and Agnes Albro.
Tuesday dinner featured Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berggren hosting guests Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McKee of Atchison, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ex Albro, Mrs. Paul, Doctor and Patty Lou.
Friday visitors Mr. and Mrs. CG. D. Larson and their family called on the C. J. Falk household, spending time with the Falks during the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Elwood West of Belleville attended dinner at Mrs Oberia Ryans home for Decoration Day. C L Murphy C A Swan and Miss Hulda and Mabel Swanson from York Neb were guests at Eddie Romans home. Murphy and Mabel Swanson stayed longer. Beulah Bethal Reno Bruns and Elmer Boyer of Salina were guests at Mildred Larsons Decoration Day gathering.
The House debates a Steagall bill creating a federal guaranty fund starting with 150 million dollars. It would protect Federal Reserve Banks and require nonmember banks with capital above 25 000 to join and pay double. Repeals double liability for stockholders. Release notes from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation show 70 percent of loans to towns under 5 000, 84 percent to cities under 25 000, small state banks in Kansas receive loans. Five million to Agricultural Credit Corporations and seventy million to 550 000 farmers for seed loans. Kansas banks receive several loans aimed at reopening banks.
Miss Alice Isaacson travels to Kansas City with Mr and Mrs C O Reece to visit indefinitely with her sisters Misses Elda and Marcile Isaacson and other relatives, following the Monday arrival.
Mr and Mrs A W Olson of Kansas City visited relatives and friends at Concordia and Scandia. They arrived Saturday and returned Monday evening.
A Sanborn Lumber Co reports paint pricing with 39 cents per pint and 24 cents per pint for screen time related use. The fragment references fly time as screen time and mentions screen paint costs for lumbers.
All summer hats except Panamas go on sale at a special price in the Ladies Shop. The promotion spotlights seasonal styles and limited quantities.
Cook's Interior Glass announces kitchen and bathroom refinishing services. M. Sanborn Lumber Co. advertises snooker cues and pool pricing. Ward's June sale features a -25 discount offer.
Mr and Mrs A W Olson and daughter of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs S C Rhodde of Concordia spent Sunday night and Monday at the E W Burns home.
A. M. Sahborn Lumber Co states that Cook's House Paint at 2.98 dollars currently costs no more than an unknown inferior paint, yet remains the same long lasting, high quality product as always.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Olson and family and Mrs Hannah Olson of Alvo Nebraska visited with relatives and friends here over the week end.
Miss Regis Sigsbee left Monday for Ford Kansas where she will visit Mr and Mrs Geo Sigsbee for an unspecified period.
Miss Eleanor Jackson of Topeka spent Decoration Day with her parents Mr. and Mrs Fred Jackson. Miss Virginia Ward Ahrens was a dinner guest at the E P Ahrens home Decoration Day.
Max Muth of Superior spent Decoration Day with relatives and friends here.
Mr and Mrs A W Olson and daughter of Kansas City visited with relatives here last weekend.
Miss Gladys Cooper, staying in Salina, visited her father Lem Cooper over the weekend. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Reece to Kansas City Monday where she will spend the summer.
Miss Dorothy Aspegren resumes work at the Bank after a brief absence due to illness. She recently underwent a tonsil operation at Concordia last Thursday.
Mrs Aug Swanson, after an eye operation at a Hastings Nebraska hospital, returned last week and is staying with her daughter Mrs Lloyd Tebow and Mr Tebow.
The Misses Barbara Johnson and Sadie Alma Graham of Republic were guests of the Misses Ruth and Sensis Ahrens at their home last week.
Fifty cents at home. Frances Larson advertises piano lessons targeted at beginners with emphasis on home instruction and a phone contact at 204 Courtland.
Carl A. Larson of Scandia offers five cows five calves and a two year old white faze bull for sale. Contact Scandia at phone 2606.
One tenth down and one tenth each month for nine more months buys any of our gas appliances from A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co. tf.
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