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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
6
For sale listing includes a two-row sister corn cultivator a John Deere single row cultivator a John Deere two section tractor and a Van Brunt drill. Also for sale the Robert Simpson house priced at $500 terms optional inquire at the Journal office.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swanson in Vernon included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindberg and family Miss Anna and Will Swanson. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson and family Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daniel son and family Mrs. Amanda Maxell and Ella.
Memorial Day dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Haser and family of Munden Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bettis and R. J. The host family was Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bettis with Elvin and Lee Joining. Reu ben Bettis was guest of honor for his birthday that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burnap of Hutchison Tasker Sherifl and Clarence Figgins of Republic E A Willner and Ernest Miss Helen Curry and Dr and Mrs E P Ahrens Ruth and Jeannette enjoyed a riverside picnic supper Sunday evening.
Sunday evening visitors were Ada Mae and Paul Isaacson, Alice and Junior Isaacson, and Marcile and Elda Isaacson from Kansas City Missouri. Also present were Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson, Hal Perrin, Allan Staver, and Mr and Mrs W A Johnson hosted along with Ada Mae.
Mr and Mrs George Larson and family Mr and Mrs W E Henry Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris and Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson and Judith Carol enjoyed a basket dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs Ada Aspen gren and Norma George Larson Jr was an afternoon guest.
Sunday dinner at Mr and Mrs O M Willis featured guests Mr and Mrs Frank Ebright Miss June Powers Miss Fern Powers and Earl Doherty of Republic Supper guests included Mrs Earl Cahill Chester and Phu
Dinner guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs G A Nystrom with John and Vivian. Also present were Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson and family of Kackley Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson and family of Jamestown Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nystrom and Leis Jean and Arthur Jensen.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and family Mr and Mrs C P Ryder and Inga Mrs Glen Johnson and John Gunnison enjoyed a picnic supper Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs E D Blakeley returned Saturday evening from a short visit with Mr and Mrs E D Blakeley and their son in Wichita.
Friday evening guests included Mr and Mrs J K Currie and family Mr and Mrs Fred Currie and Allan Miss Alice Isaacson Miss Mar Cle Thomas and Mrs May White at Mr and Mrs Carl McDowell and family Mrs Harrison Mahan and Miss Geraldine Lloyd traveled to Concordia last Monday for tonsil removal operations at Dr Starrs offices They returned home that same day
The Neighborhood ladies hosted a lunch and needlework session Monday afternoon, surprising Mrs. John Thomas. Attendees included Mrs. Olson, Mrs. August Band, Mrs. Marvin Kackley and family, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Lewis Johnson, Mrs. J. O. Anderson, Mrs. Conrad Sederlin, Mrs. Robert Nulty, Mrs. M. O. Brown, and many others.
Miss Josie Robison hosted the Mutual Benefit club Thursday afternoon with quilting and a lunch for 68 members and guests. The guest list included Mrs. C. A. Smith, Mrs. Gustava Ostberg, Mrs. Connor Tucker and son, Miss Emma Swensen, Mrs. Oscar Freed, Mrs. Lloyd Norris and children, Miss Ada Robison, Mrs. Edwin Isaacson and Lenora, and Mrs. Edward Robison and family.
Miss Maxine Polley was guest of honor at a party Friday evening hosted by Miss Maxine Fulcomer. A pleasant evening ended with a lunch served to Polley along with Mrs. Thornton Doctor, Mrs. Ray Muth, Mrs. Paul Doctor, Patty Lou, Paula Sue, and belles Margaret Throop, Irene King of Belleville, Kathrynn Doctor, and Agnes Albro.
A Sunday birthday shower was hosted for Mrs. Charles Aspegren at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Aspegren, Mr and Mrs Albin Forsberg, Mr and Mrs Carl Lindberg and El dred Lindberg, Mr and Mrs Dewayne Lindberg and Beverly, Mr and Mrs Earl Price, Dr and Mrs C F Layton and family, Mr and Mrs Paul Beck, and Mr and Mrs Walter Aspegren.
Mrs Carl D. Larson welcomed 88 Home Circle members Friday afternoon for social time and a pot luck lunch. Attendees included Mrs Ada Aspegren and Norma, and Mrs Melvin Ostberg and baby. The group plans a river picnic on Tuesday June 26.
Mrs. Amanda Brandstrom hosted dinner guests Sunday including the Rev. Otto Chellbure and his wife from Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. John Fredrickson and Paul, Mrs. Anton Edlund, Miss Hulde Edlund, Miss Florence Nelson, Anton Lund of Formosa, and Leslie Nelson.
Sunday evening guests gathered in honor of Mr. Currie birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Freed with family, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Farrel and their son, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eastman and son, Miss Marcile Thomas, and Glen Currie, plus Mr. and Mrs. Fred Currie and Allar.
Wednesday afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Algor Anderson, Don Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Danielson, Mr. and Mrs. Albin Forsberg, Mr. and Mrs. iand, Mrs. Tars, Brown and Lloyd, Miss Nona Fae Mahan, and Miss Genevieve Freed.
A Sunday riverside outing gathered Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindecrantz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindbex, Mr. and Mrs. Filmer Danielson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Asperren, Marker Lindecrantz, and the Misses Alice Browin Alice Coldazier and Hazel Runyon.
Mrs Mav White hosted Sunday afternoon guests including Mrs Frank Simmons of Los Angeles California Mrs Harry Smith Mrs Wm Polley and Kathrynn of Belleville Mr and Mrs Carl Westin of Topeka spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Walt Westin and Helen They had attended events of Miss Frances Westin in Washington during the first of the week
Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor hosted the Hi Lo club at their home on Thursday night. Cards were played at four tables with Mrs Ellene Sederlin winning high score and Thornton Doctor taking second. Lunch was served at the close of the evening to a list of guests including Mr and Mrs Carl Hane Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nystrom Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson Mr and Mrs ElRene Sederlin Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris and Mr and Mrs Thornton Doctor.
Wednesday afternoon visitors to Mr. and Mrs. August Rasmussen included Mrs. W. W. Johnson of Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Olson and Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Will Street and family, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Fredrickson and Alice Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rasmussen.
Sunday afternoon guests from Kansas City Missouri include Marche and Elda Isaacson Hal Perrin Allan Staver and Emil Isaacson with Alice and Junior plus Lawrence Olson Phyllis visiting the Johnson home with Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Haser and family of Munden, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Samuelson and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bettis and Lee, Paul Smith of Courtland, and Miss Ruby Brown, Miss Helen Brown, and Mrs. Charles Monson enjoyed a Sunday picnic dinner on the Charles Monson farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berggren and family joined Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Albro and Paul for a Sunday picnic in Fairbury Nebraska with guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tingstrom of Lincoln. Mrs. Merle Yeager of Republic returned home with the Albros and Berggrens. George Trimmer and Mrs. Trimmer of Belleville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stromberg.
Mrs Crawford Whites of Olympia and Mrs Agnes Fisher of Kansas City arrived Thursday for the funeral of Robert Simpson. Rev Fogelberg delivered the Memorial Day address at Wayne and preached at the U B church. Mary West visited nearby Concordia with the Nichol family. Elmer Olson and Hallam Neb relatives stayed Tuesday to Thursday. Gift Shop ad notes fine wedding and anniversary gifts. Parlee Plotner and others visited Ahrens and Fredrickson households Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sjoholm of Jamestown spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. August Rasmus sen. in a social gathering, reflecting local community ties and neighborly visits.
Mrs Elmer Boyer of Salina stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl D Larson and Eldon from Monday to Friday. Eldon Larson accompanied her home for a short visit. Mrs John Botts and Mrs Addie Swanson Jackson of Altus Oklahoma, guests of friends in Belleville, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Oberia Ryan.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller spent Tuesday through Saturday at home and traveled to Nebraska Saturday to visit relatives. They will attend the World's Fair in Chicago and return to Scandia in July. Also Mr and Mrs Ray Pease of Sylvan Grove spent Sunday with Mrs M O Brown and Norma Jean Light Bulbs 10c Sanborn Lumber Co Richards accompanied them back home and will visit briefly. Miss Elsie Mitchell of Kansas City arrived Wednesday for a week's visit with her mother Mrs Grace Mitchell Wilma and William.
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindnesses and flowers shown to Agnes Fister and Crawford White after Robert Simpson’s death.
Mr and Mrs John Loring hosted Memorial Day guests with Lila present. Mrs Loring s sister Mrs C A Anderson attended along with Fred from St Louis Mo.
Sunday dinner guests at the route included Donna, Jean, Clarence Roycoe, Cooper of Norton, and Miss Mabel Berggren in attendance.
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