Social Club Event Schedule June Highlights
A list of community groups meeting through June includes the Social Happenings, June 5 Friendship Club and Past Noble Grand Club, June 6 Dorcas and 88 Club, June 8 Bible School Program, Lions Club events, June 9 Monday Night Club, and Father’s Day on June 15. Other entries cover Community Club, Rebekah Lodge, Mutual Benefit Club, U and I Art Club, Welcome In, Royal Neighbor, and I O F meetings across late June.
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M. E. Ladies Aid
Friendship Club
Noble Grand Club
Dorcas
Bible School
Lions Club
Community’ Club
Rebekah Lodge
Mutual Benefit Club
U. and I. Art Club
Father’s Day
Masgonie Lodge
Welcome In
Royal Neighbor
Sunday Dinner Hosts Honored Guests in local gathering
Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Berggren included Mr. and Mrs. Geo Fike and family Mr. and Mrs. E J Fike Mrs Lottie Lervold and Russell and Florence among attendees in a neighborly social event.
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Charlie Berggren
Geo. Fike
E. J. Fike
Lottie Lervold
Russell
Florence
Emmert and Dabinnus Guests at Chilcott Home
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Chilcott included Mr. and Mrs. Art Emmert of Randall and Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmert with Miss Violet Dabinnus from Jewell.
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Art Emmert
Randall
J. Emmert
Masonic Lodge Holds Regular Meeting
Members of the Masonic lodge met last Monday night. Hobart C. West of Rydal and Frank C. Granstedt were given their first degree work. Ice cream and cake were served.
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E Masonic Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Hobart C. West of
Rydal
Frank C. Granstedt
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Richard Loring
Relatives gathered Sunday evening for a surprise birthday supper honoring Mrs. Richard Loring. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Reece and children, Mrs. Ada Aspegren and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. George Larson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mahin and family of Courtland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hohman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loring and Leora, Mrs. William Loring, and Miss Jetty Green.
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Richard Loring
C. O. Reece
Ada Aspegren
Carrol Anderson
George Larson
Sam Mahin
Courtland
Harry Hohman
Ed Loring
Leora
William Loring
Jetty Green
Entertains at Dinner Honoring Friends and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freed hosted a dinner last Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Currie, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Freed and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Freed, sharing an evening with relatives.
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Arthur Freed
Fred Currie
Oscar Freed
Joe Freed
Dinner Guests Visit Richards Home
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Brown were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richards last Sunday.
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Mrs. M. O. Brown
Lester Richards
Sunday Dinner Guests at Belleville Hosts
Mr and Mrs Melvin Hillery visited the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Hyder in Belleville for Sunday dinner.
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Belleville
Melvin Hillery
Robert Hyder
Bellele
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. John Johnson
Relatives gathered Sunday for a birthday dinner in her honor with baskets of gifts. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Tornquist and son Alwin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Johnson and son Anton.
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John Johnson
Fred Jackson
Emanuel Tornquist
Alwin
Joe Johnson
Kackley
Abe Johnson
Anton
Luther League Social Planned in Church Parlor
The Luther League will hold its social in the church parlors on Friday evening of this week.
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Uther League
Luther League
Mutual Benefit Club Holds May Meeting With Quilting
The Mutual Benefit Club met May 29 with Miss Lulu Shotzman as hostess. Members enjoyed quilting followed by lunch. The next meeting is June 12 hosted by Mrs Merlyn Morehead with a roll call recipe for the new bride and a shower. Members should bring needle and thimble.
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Mutual Benefit
Mutual Benefit Club
Lulu Shotzman
Merlyn Morehead
Alfred Walker
Birthday Party Honors Miss Elizabeth Billings
Mrs Julia Brenenman entertained last Sunday at her west town home for Miss Elizabeth Billings with guests Misses Dotty Anderson Laverda Elledge Kathryn Doctor Helen Green and Messrs Ed Blecka Harold Cardwell Gerald Hamilton Max Jewell Vernon Eberly W R Billings and family. A delicious lunch was served.
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Elizabeth Billings
Dotty. Anderson
Laverda
Elledge
Kathryn Doctor
Helen Green
Ed Blecka
Harold Cardwell
Gerald Hamilton
Max Jewell
Vernon
Eberly
Picnic at Concordia Honors Jewell City Guests
Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Nystrom visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson and children near Jamestown. A picnic in Concordia honored Miss Miriam Peck Mr. Marcelo Fulton and Miss Hope Mitchell of Jewell City with several local families attending the park dinner and a swimming party in the afternoon.
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G. A. Nystrom
Harry Nelson
Jamestown
Concordia
Miriam Peck
Marcelo Fulton
Hope Mitchell
Jewell City
C.-H- Freed
E. Porter Ahrens
George Nimocks
W. E. Hiatt
Harry Moller
Carl Wennersten
Courtland Social Guests Visit Local Residents
Mrs Wayne Cunningham of Wichita and Mr and Mrs C C Cullers with son Junior Mrs Ellen Johnson of Hackley and Ted Nelson spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Landblade in Courtland.
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Courtland
Wayne Cunningham
Wichita
C. C. Cullers
Community Club Hosts Ladies Meeting at Mrs Lervold Home
Mrs Frank Lervold hosted a Community Club gathering at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Thirty seven members attended with Miss Florence Lervold assisting in serving and as the lone guest. The next meeting will be held at an unidentified venue.
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Frank Lervold
Florence
Lervold
Clammer Boggess Wedding Ties Manhattan to Scandia
Miss Miriam Clammer of Manhattan wed Billy Boggess son of E M Boggess of Scandia at the bride’s home in Manhattan last Thursday. Mrs Boggess studied at Kansas State Agricultural College last year, while Mr Boggess recently graduated from Manhattan’s School of Electrical Engineering and serves as a student leader in many activities as a Kappa Sigma member. The couple departed Thursday evening for Schenectady New York where Mr Boggess will work for General Electric Co.
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Clammer-Boggess
Miriam Clammer
Manhattan
Billy Boggess
E. M. Boggess
Scandia
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Boggess
Pi Phi Sorority
Happy Couse
Schnectady
N. Y
Geneal Electric Co
Friday Visitors Honor Decoration Day at Wallin Home
Friday visitors Mr and Mrs John Brandstrom marked Decoration Day at the home of Lewis Wallin with quiet ceremony and social gathering.
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John Brandstrom
Lewis Wallin
Mitchells Visit Housholders for Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs B F Mitchell and family were Sunday dinner guests at the country home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Housholder.
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B. F. Mitchell
Floyd Housholder
Nystroms Attend Belleville Air Meet After Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs L G Nystrom joined Mr and Mrs Lee McCarty at their Belleville home for Sunday dinner and later attended an air meet in the afternoon.
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Belleville
L. G. Nystrom
Lee McCarty
Sunday Guests From Concordia Visit Vendeveers
Sunday afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Rollins and son Lester of Concordia along with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fogelberg and children visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Vendeveer.
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William Rollins
Lester
Concordia
Gus Fogelberg
John Vendeveer
Slumber Party Prospers At Genevieve Freed Home
Genevieve Freed hosted a Friday slumber party on North Cloud Street with friends including Jeannette Ahrens Ruth Haggman Lois Hiatt Miriam Peck Clarice Wallin Marcele Fulton Elizabeth Billings Hope Mitchell and Genevieve Freed. A light breakfast followed the gathering.
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Genevieve Freed
North Cloud Street
Jeannette ,Ahrens
Ruth Haggman
Lois Hiatt
Miriam Peck
Jewell City
Clarice Wallin
Marcele Fulton
Elizabeth Billings
Hope Mitchell
U and I Art Club Met At Mrs Hiatt Home
Mrs W E Hiatt hosted the U and I Art Club last Friday afternoon at her North Washington Street home. The group played bridge and enjoyed a lunch with members including Walter Preble, Mary Creager, C V Hageman, F A Cullers, C H Freed, and others.
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U. and I. Art Club
W. E. Hiatt
U. and’ I. Art Club
North Washington Street
Bridge
Walter Preble
Mary Creager
C. V. Hageman
F. A. Cullers
C. H. Freed
George Jeandebeur
G. W. Nimocks
G. P. Plotner
Qberia Ryan
Guy Ward
J. M. Weislogel, and
Local Family Hosts Social Gathering and Lawn Party
Friday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Coleman. Decoration Day honors went to Mrs Thersa White and sons and Mrs Jessie ONeal. A Sunday School class party for Miss Ruth Bell was held at City Hall Park with ice cream cones and wafers served to Richard, Jean and Loretta Lewellyn, Arlis and Bobby White, Evelyn Nylund, and Betty Irene.
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Harold Coleman
Thersa White and Sons
Jessie O'Neal
Ruth Bell
The
United Brethren Chuuch
City Hall Park
Richard
Jean
Loretta Lewellyn
Arlis
Bobby White
Evelyn Nylund
Betty Irene
Notable Readers Named in Local Social Notes
The clipping lists several individuals connected to community notices: Larson, Phylis Hugos, Juhior Dale, Luella and Charles Green, Vivian Melrvin, Virgil, Faith, Rosie Megill, Fern Mahan, Frances, Ted row, Thelma Acree, Nona and Harold Milner, Jene Larson, Helen Hansen, and Mrs May White.
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Larson
Phylis Hugos
Juhior Dale
Luella
Charles Green
Vivian Melrvin
Virgil
Faith
Rosie Megill
Fern Mahan
Frances
Tedrow
Thelma Acree
Nona
Harold Milner
Jene
Helen Hanson
May White
Picnic at Cullers Cabin Draws Local Teens and Grownups
Several young people enjoyed a picnic and supper at the C. C. Cullers cabin southwest of town Thursday evening. Ice cream and cookies were served later. Attendees included Misses Jetty Green Marceil Preble Dorothy Aspegren Irene Polley Maurine Larson Beulah Barrett and Messrs Louis Stofer Harry Moller Frank Nimocks Chester Larson Marvin Larson Marvin Slipsager Dallas Nylund from Republic Belleville and local residents.
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Cullers Cabin
C. C. Cullers Cabin
Jetty Green
Marceil Preble
Dorothy Aspegren
Irene Polley
Republic
Maurine Larson
Beulah Barrett
Belleville
Louis Stofer
Harry Moller
Frank Nimocks
Chester Larson
Marvin Larson
Marvin Slipsager
Dallas Nylund
Friday Lunch Guests at Stofer Home
Friday luncheon host Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stofer entertained guests at their home including Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stofer of Courtland and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moe Sr. The gathering reflected a cordial social occasion in a private residence.
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Jake Stofer
Ben Stofer
Courtland
Paul Moe
Supper Guests Miss Carrie Aberg and Bust Bent Son
Supper guests at the George Jeandebeur home included Carrie Aberg and Bust Bent son on Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Archie Larson and daughters spent Decoration Day in Belleville visiting relatives.
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Carrie Aberg
Bust Bentson
George Jeandebeur
Archie Larson
Belleville
Norwegian immigrant Louis Hoel dies at 89 in Kansas
Louis Hoel born December 2 1840 in Resvold Norway died May 24 1930 in Scandia Kansas aged 89 years 5 months 22 days He immigrated in 1869 homesteaded on Buffalo Creek Allen township Jewell County later moved to Scandia cared for by his eldest daughter He helped found Vicksburg Baptist Church and was a charter member Married Molly Rowe September 22 1873 They left thirteen children including Mary and Ida Larson Hannah Krogness Christena Lyman Julia Anderson Leona Williams Edward Helmer Clara George and Bernie Funeral details not listed
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Louis Hoel
Resvold
Norway
Scandia
Kansas
Hoel
America
Minnesota
Jewell County
Buffalo “Creek
Allen Township
Saron
Jamestown
Vicksburg Baptist
Wyndmere
N. D
Christena Lyman
Verona
Julia Anderson
Jewell
Kans
Leona Williams
Rocky Ford
Colo
Edward
Los Angeles
Calif
Helmer
Lockwood
Clara
George and
Bennie
Randall, Kans
Behind the Make-Up at Princess Theatre
A dramatic all talking film starring Hal Skelly and William Powell portrays two men and a girl with backstage New Orleans and New York scenes. Fay Wray Kay Francis and Paul Lukas appear in supporting roles as the drama explores love pride and artistic vanity with music and humor.
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Paramount
Princess Theatre
Hal
Skelly
Fay Wray
William Powell
Hal Skelly
Powell
New York
New Orleans
Kay Francis
Paul Lukas
Miss Francis
Gentlemen of the Press
Lukas
Wall Street
Gayety
Community meal as measure of shared spirit and care
Miss Georgiana H. Smurthwaite nutrition specialist outlines how thoughtful planning and buffet service ease serving large groups when space is tight. She notes that orderly handling of meals reflects community spirit and relieves crowding better than cafeteria setups in many cases.
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Ander
Georgiana H. Smurthwaite
Miss Smurth
Buffet Service Plans For Feeding 100 In Half Hour
In buffet service an appointed hostess guides three guests at a time to the food table to receive portions in course order. Guests keep seated while others replenish, enabling service for 100 in 30 minutes. Sample menus include Fried chicken with sides and desserts, and Baked ham with pineapple salad and bread and butter sandwiches. Such community meals build appetite and strong communal spirit.
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Waite
History of Printing by Miss Opal Brewer
History of printing traced from ancient China to medieval Europe. Early ink on paper blocks in 50 B C and 725 A D. Movable type emerges in China. debate over first inventor centers on Janszoon-Coster and Gutenberg.
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Opal ‘Brewer
Imperial College of Peking
China
Italy
Spain
Laurens Janszoon-Coster
Haarlem
Holland
John , Gutenberg
Early history of printing from movable type to modern paper
The account tracks the spread of printing from Coster in 1420 to Mainz and Paris workmen, to Gutenberg, Rome, Paris, Spain and England. It notes Caxton in 1477, Harvard College 1689, and later iron presses, paper innovations like the Fourdrinier machine, and pulp grinding advances before 1870.
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Mainz
Germany
Coster
Gutenberg
Rome
Paris
Spain
England
Westminister Abbey
William Caxton
New World
City
Mexico
Peru
Lima
North America
Harvard College
University Press
Blalea
Amsterdam
M. Pierres
Earl Etanhope
London
Pierres
William Nicholson
London Times
United States
Henry Voeltner
Miss Josie Fullen Returns After Three Week Visit
Miss Josie Fullen came home Saturday night following a three week visit to Lenore and other places.
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Josie Fullen
Lenore
Adlerika ends 11 years of chronic constipation
For 11 years Chas. E. Blair tried to relieve constipation. The Adlerika glycerin buckthorn bowel cleanse claims to work in two hours by acting on both upper and lower bowels. It purportedly removes toxins and leaves users feeling much better, with advertising from Haggman and Wires druggists.
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Chas. E. Blair
Haggman
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Conrad Sederlin
Elmer Olson of
Pawhattan
Scandia Clothing Co
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