Registration and marriages mark Scandia week events
Ninety four single men registered for selective service with 21 exemptions while two Mexican residents await US Marshal action. Countywide registrations total 1426, with expectations of 1450. Also reported are marriages of Halbert Thompson to Ruth McMurtry and E D Vining to L C Simmons, plus a school musical comedy Molly produced by Reanuia schools drawing large audiences and earning 150.85 in receipts.
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Scandia
Board of Registration
A. R. Morey
Lem Cooper
J.J. Smith
Rieman
Talmo
Huntington
U.S
Molly
Reanuia
Ramona Perkins
LaVelle F. Hicks
Rain Stops Play In First Home Clash For Scandia
The Scandia tied Courtland 1 to 1 when rain halted play after the third inning. It was Scandia’s first home game, after several away contests, and the club shows strong prospects with a first class battery of Bledsel and Lys Holm. The lineup includes Jennings, M Larsen, Rees, Neudorf, Wrigley, Sigsbee, Brown, Daniels, Elsa, and Ward as subs.
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Scandia
Courtland
Jennings
Bledse
Bledsel
John Lysholm
Lineag Igas
Hledsel
Tysholm
M.larsen
Reese
Neudorf
Wrigley
Geo. Sigsbee
Brown
Daniels
Elsa and
Ward
Conophore headlight glasses advertised for cars
M A Preble Garage promotes CONAPHORE glasses as compliant with state law for headlights. The ad claims long range sidelights that pierce fog and dust with no glare, available in sizes 7 to 812 at about $2.50, with a money back guarantee if not conforming.
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Autuist
M. A. Preble
Taxes Hiked on Scandia Township
Republic County Kansas Board of County Commissioners met as a Board of Equalization from May 21 to May 31 1917. They corrected an improper assessment for W E Smith and raised personal property values in Scandia township and later adjusted cattle and horse assessments including reductions for L F Corys cattle. Attendees included H H Smith C G Aspegren E A Corey and E A Nelson with Frank Rieman as County Clerk. Rev Sahlen Esther Isaacson and John Fredrikson attended the Kansas State Epworth League convention at Burdick with reports of a good gathering and rain.
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Belleville
Board of County Commissioners
Republic County
Kansas
H. H.smith
C.G. Aspegren
E. A.corey
E. A. Nelson
Frank Rieman
W.E. Smith
Scandia
L.f.cory
Board of Equalization
Seal
Rev.Sahlen
Esther Isaacson
John Fredrikson
Kansas State
Epworth League
Burdick
Kans
Mrs. M Weislogel Dies in Scandia After Illness
Mrs. M Weislogel of Scandia died June 1 at home after eight weeks of illness. Born Anna Stuchen in Switzerland in 1850, she immigrated in 1854. She and M Weislogel married in 1867 and lived in Iowa before moving to Kansas. She leaves husband, six living children, three sisters, three brothers, seven grandchildren, and many relatives. A Rebekah member and United Brethren church adherent, she was remembered for Christian devotion and community service.
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Halbert Thompson
Ruth MecMurtry
J. M. McMurtry
Mountain View
Scandia
J.C. Boyce
Presbyterian Church
Rollo Thompson
Holland
Grace
Salina
E.D. Vining
L.C. Simmons
Belleville
Vining
Royal Cafe
Wm. Sebaugh
Clyde
Kansas
M. Weislogel
Waconda Springs
Anna Stuchen
Gerlefingen
Berne County
Switzerland
Almerica
Erie County
Penn
J.M. Weislogel
Minnie Nystrom
J. W. Weislogel
J. A. Weislogel
Jessie Ward
Carl B. Weislogel
Alburnette
Iowa
Kate Nothbrom
Lafeyelle
Mary Dieter
Waubeke
Lizzie Hense
Weislogel
Rebekah
United
Royal Cafe Installs New Soda Fountain
The Royal Cafe adds a ten foot counter with twelve juice and fruit containers and two packers. It is described as handsome and useful, enhancing the cafe’s facilities.
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The
Royal Cafe
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Gulick’s
W. B. Gulick
Lakin McKay
Gullick Mercantile Company
Mr. Thompson
A.C. Thompson
Nebraska
Miss McMurtry
Missouri
Thompson Farm
Simmons—Vining
E. V. Nelson
Mary West
Scandia Township
Feantais
Richardson
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