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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
4
Fragmentary lines mention a Mrs Aviaimi and a Joe Johnson at a New Jersey home, leaving unclear context or event and prompting further verification by newsroom staff.
Mrs Beble Myers of Omaha Nebraska arrived Monday evening and is spending a few days with her brother J W Smith and Mrs Smith.
Mrs J Herb Wilson of Salina spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Tedrow.
Mr and Mrs Dan Tyson of Wichita called at the Charles Tedrow home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ellis Green of Rogers Arkansas were Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Tedrow.
Harold Barbee of Kansas City Missouri spent Thursday evening at the home of Harry Hohman.
Mr and Mrs Dale Price spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and other relatives in Riley Kansas with Miss Evelyn Hohman and Mr and Mrs Gayle Bollinger and Eddie and Steven of Kansas City Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Perry of Emporia entertained over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hohman, according to local society notes.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hohman included Mr. and Mrs. Dale Price and family of Riley, and Steven and Miss Evelyn Hohman of Kansas City Missouri, along with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown and Mark.
Mr and Mrs Car Reece spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman, sharing a social visit in a neighborly gathering.
Sunday afternoon visitors to the home of Mrs. Gunda Larsen included Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Erickson and daughters Lois and Janice, hosted by Mrs. Wayne Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Larson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Runft, sharing a family meal and conversation.
Mrs Carl Hammer Joyce and Hilt joined Mrs Donald Cox Mrs Eugene Sederlin and Douglas for Monday afternoon calls at Mrs Elgeno Sederlin's home.
Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loring were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson of Torrington Wyoming.
Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loring included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaacson, Mrs. Harry Appel, Mrs. Minnie Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer in honor of Mrs. Loring’s birthday anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Lee Loring and family were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Loring.
Steven Cardwell and Mrs. Duaine Greenslade were Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. Agnes Cardwell. Mrs. Warren Zimmerman spent Tuesday morning with Mrs. Cameron Lowe.
Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E H Lewis included Mr. and Mrs Ray Tingstrom, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Norris, and Mr. and Mrs Wm J Matthias.
Marcia and Janet Wickham of Hays visit their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Cameron this week as relatives gather for a family stay and social time.
Mr and Mrs George Larson hosted Sunday evening guests Larry and Lorraine and Mrs Ada Aspegren in a social noting, with further details not provided in the fragment.
Irene Hammers and Mrs. Hannah Freed were Monday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDowell and Harold.
Mrs Karen Ross and Clarice were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Sherman Kidmore of Manhattan.
A Minneapolis convention issue notes a delegate from the Norway Lutheran Ladies Aid Society. The fragment references a meeting or gathering in Minneapolis and identifies a society involved in the event.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Johnson and Barbara of Courtland accompany Mr and Mrs Walter Darlington and Mrs Anna Hammer Grove to Liberal on Sunday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Robert Grady and family.
Mr and Mrs Carrol Thompson of Argos Indiana and Mr and Mrs Milton Stenson with sons were Monday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Larson and Lyle.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Wickham hosted weekend guests Jaye Marcia and Janet from Hays who visited Mr and Mrs Cameron.
Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Sanderson and family were Mr and Mrs Wm Goodwin and Susan of Independence, Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker of Belleville and Frank and Herbert Goodwin.
Raymond Williams and Clyde Gile of Coffeyville spent the weekend with their parents, traveling from the city to share time at home and swap stories with relatives.
Mrs Marjorie Reed and Junior of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs Ralph Walters and family and Mr and Mrs Harold Stafford were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Stafford and children.
Mr and Mrs Bert Carpenter and LaVeda of Belleville were Monday and family.
Mrs Minnie Jewell of Kansas City is visiting Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson. The visit highlights social ties and domestic hospitality as listed in society notes.
Mr and Mrs Wm J Matthias were Monday evening guests at the Frank Granstedt home.
Miss Clara Hugos of Hillsboro travels with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dutton Mrs. Anna Hugos and Ollie to Nessei Sunday morning to spend Decorativ day with Mrs. Ida Satterfield.
Weekend visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goodwin included Miss Marjorie Goodwin of Wichita and Mr. and Mrs Kay Goodwin with Janice and Tommy of Gothenburg Nebraska plus Mr. and Mrs Don Goodwin from Junction City.
Mr and Mrs Ben Hanzlick of Mun den spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson and Ann.
Mr and Mrs Carl F Scott depart Tuesday morning for a vacation tour to Portland Oregon and other western destinations.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson and Mr and Mrs Marker Lindecrantz and families were Friday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Pat Sandell and family.
The Carl Westins moved from Burr Oak on Friday where Mr Westin taught for a year. Next year Carl becomes principal of an elementary school at Lovewell and Mrs Westin teaches at Valley View near Superior Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Jim Norris welcome a daughter born Monday May 31 at St Joseph hospital in Concordia. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lloyd Norris and the great grandparents Mr and Mrs Axel Smith of Scandia and Mrs A D Norris of Norway.
Mrs Anna Bergstrom and Rudolph from Denver arrived Saturday evening for a short visit with Mr and Mrs Carl Westin and family at Formoso.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Louise Fredrickson and Mrs. Ebba Naelurid were Mrs. Anna Bergstrom and Rudolf of Denver Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Boman of Colorado Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Westin and Philip of Formoso.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paul of Lincoln Nebr and Mrs. John Kullberg were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Swenson. The visit highlights social ties in the region.
Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson of Osawatomie were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs W F Kallman. Mr and Mrs Arnold Norris of Wichita and Mr and Mrs Morris Moravek of Munden were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Norris.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Boman of Colorado Springs spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs W F Kallman.
Amanda Rosene was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Zener in a social note. The item highlights a casual family gathering with residents and local hosts.
Mr and Mrs Harold Richardson and David of Rossville spent a few days with Mrs Edna Richardson.
Alberta Kemper of Los Angeles, California, visiting her sister Mrs Lyell Ocobick, and Mr Geobock and family, and father Albert Larson, along with other relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Norris of Wichita spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bennett and Bin of Kansas City are visiting the Cc. O. Reece home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Lervold of Manhattan spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Reece and Mr. and Mrs. Benny Lervold.
Mrs Ren Denoyer and Mrs George Cardwell spent Tuesday in Concordia. Mrs Wyatt Corbin called on Mrs Ivy Brown on Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson spent the weekend in Topeka visiting Mr and Mrs C P Rydell and Mr and Mrs Oscar H Swanson and family. Mr and Mrs E A Tornquist were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Christensen and Harold visit with Mr and Mrs Chester Erickson and their girls of Belleville for a Sunday evening gathering at the Erickson residence.
Mr and Mrs O W Erickson Mr and Mrs Charles McGregor and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Christensen were among those from Scandia to attend the Alumni banquet at Norway Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nelson of Superior Nebraska spent the Decoration holidays with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Chris E. Nelson staying as guests and sharing time with local families.
A notice notes callers to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson in Colorado Springs on Monday.
Mrs. L. Bourley and Mrs. Keith Jackson of Concordia called on Monday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Jackson’s home.
Rev and Mrs Harold Nelson called on Mr and Mrs George Fike Sr Friday evening in a social note from the community.
John L. Strand left for Topeka on Monday evening after a short visit with his aunt Susie Lervold. Mrs. Edith Swanson and Vernice and Anna Swanson spent Saturday evening at the S. J. Swenson home.
Mr. and Mrs Arlis White and Greg ory of Kirwin and Mr. and Mrs Edwin White and Mike of Lincoln Nebraska were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl McDowell and Harold.
Tuesday morning visitors to Mrs Edith Swanson included Mr Colo and his wife, Mrs John Naslund, and Mrs Louise Fredrickson.
Mrs Ed Swanson Vernon and Vern ice and Anna Swanson visit Reuben Fredrickson home Monday evening for Johnny’s birthday anniversary observance.
In Colorado Springs, Colorado, Sunday visitors gathered at the Albert Jackson home. The event drew neighbors and friends for a brief social visit and as a community gathering.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDowell and Harold included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Currie and family Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Arpin and family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin White and Mike of Lincoln Nebraska.
A 9 foot coal bed reflects an ancient peat bog about 36 feet thick buried long ago. Salt water from oceans, heavier than fresh water, can travel upstream through river bottoms and contaminate city water. Spanish conqueror Cortes explored much of Mexico and the American South nearly a century before the Pilgrims reached New England.
Fifty thousand more people were injured in U S motor vehicle accidents last year than in 1952.
Reported by researchers that placing a bar of soap in a geyser crater can trigger eruptions for visitors. The soap reduces surface tension to encourage bubbling and surfacing as the geyser performs. Also noted that sea life, including moths, eel, squid and flying fish, are drawn to artificial lights over water at night.
Mr and Mrs Paul Wells and daughter of Jefferson Iowa Mr and Mrs Roy Wells and daughter of Denver Cole Mr and Mrs Tom Bradshaw and daughter and Miss Joan Weir were Charley Cardwell Kenneth and Janet The fragment lists multiple families connected to an event or lineup.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Grantham of Pasadena were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cardwell, Kenneth and Janet.
In 1900 cancer ranked eighth among causes of death, rising to second by 1954. The statement notes over 200 million people, about a tenth of humanity, affected, with five in the Yangtze River basin in China.
A dusting mitt with an integrated medicated powder is marketed to owners of dogs and cats to combat fleas ticks and parasites. The product claims easy use and ongoing protection as a convenient grooming aid for households with pets.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Gutecher and Fred McDowell were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Carl McDowell home.
Mr and Mrs Edwin White and Mike of Lincoln Nebraska spent the decoration holiday with Mr and Mrs Carl McDowell and Harold.
Mr and Mrs Wyman Hobson and children Patty and David of Salina spent Friday evening through Sunday at the L L Hobson residence.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Smith and Bob Smith spent the weekend in Wichita visiting Mr and Mrs Don Smith.
Mrs L L Hobson and Mr and Mrs Alfred Hobson plus Linda and Ronald of Oklahoma City Okla. are joined by Mr and Mrs Wyman Hobson Patty and David of Salina and Mr and Mrs Harold Sankey and family of Salina and Mr and Mrs Larry Hobson and Gary in a extended family note.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard LeSage were among guests visiting the Charles Johnson residence, described as stars in social notices, with little additional context about the event or purpose of the visit.
A WOMAN S WORLD guide explains making easy jams using powdered pectin and sugar. It covers strawberry black raspberry cherry and peach or apricot jams with room temperature gelation and freezer storage tips.
A beauty column urges readers to reduce brow lines by managing irritation and adopting a calm demeanor. It recommends twice daily massage with cream or oil to soften creases, noting a serene brow reflects poise and likeability.
Cornell University food scientist Dr DeGraff presents a practical formula to raise corn output by about one fourth by applying an extra 130 pounds of fertilizer per acre. He cites 1950 national yields totaling 3,057,803,000 bushels and estimates a gain of 764,450,000 bushels with the added fertilizer, worth triple the cost.
Farm experts urge broader fertilizer use to boost corn yields per acre. They note many farmers apply less than state-recommended amounts, with January 1 1954 stocks showing 2 138 million bushels on farms and 394 million in CCC bins, 43 million in terminal elevators, and 100 million in other outlets. It is also noted that over the past five years we have consumed more feed grains than produced.
Analysts warn that despite declared acreage allotments the corn carry-over remains small. The 1953 crop exceeded 3 billion bushels with a 764 million bushel carry-over, giving about 3.9 billion total, while next October’s surplus is estimated at 575 million above normal, barely two months of use.
A farmer engineered a custom trailer using an old dump truck chassis and 11.25 x 24 inch tires to improve hauling efficiency. The modified trailer handles heavy loads better and reduces risk of getting mired in rough terrain.
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