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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
3
A businessman argues that trimming expenses by cutting Long Distance is a mistake. He advises using telephone calls to reach prospective customers in other cities, converting travel time into selling time and maintaining personal contact. Long Distance, he says, does not cost but pays.
Albert and John Bachelor honor Una Mae and Ronald Boggs for support after the passing of a wife and mother. They thank friends for memorials gifts food cards and other kind acts shown during that time.
Mrs Ed Loring thanks friends relatives and neighbors for the thoughtful cards letters and gifts she received in hospital and after returning home expressing deep appreciation.
The family of Will Vandeveer thanks all for kindness during bereavement and appreciates support for the cancer drive. Contributions by the community helped Scandia raise 169.00 dollars. Mrs Duaine Greenslade served as chair.
A Sunday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen marked Lynn Blecha’s 4th birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Amos Blecha and family, Mr. and Mrs Ed. Pachta and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Legg and family.
Miss Adair Edna Robison and Bob Robison spent from Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leon Wick and family of Wakeeney.
Mr and Mrs Leon Ulmer and family spent the weekend at Sutton Nebraska visiting relatives and friends. Numerous locals including Mrs Bob Brant Sonja Olsen Viola Swanson and Mrs Harvey Melby and Steve spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Lester Thompson and Pat. Other gatherings included Mrs Bertha Larsen and Mrs Edwin Rogers of Concordia with Mrs Lena Fogelberg Friday at Mr and Mrs Irvin Currie. Families Marvin Novak Cynthia Harold Swanson and others were Friday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson. Foxed by further visits to the Glenwood Freed home and pojms with the Curries and Mahan family, noting visits by Ray Tingstrom Susie Lervold and guests from Grand Island Concordia Randall Republic and Sharon Shaffer.
Mrs. Darrell Forehead and family from Belleville visited Sunday at the Lester Thompson home. Mrs. Eildon Brown and children from Concordia and Mrs. Wm Clark enjoyed the weekend with Mr. Brown and Mr. Clark in Parsons.
Mrs Harlan Sandell and children visited Monday evening with Mrs Wm Clark. Mr and Mrs Alfred Swanson and Oscar Norgard spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Richard Loring. Mr and Mrs Lee Loring and family visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Graham and family. Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Swanson and family. Mrs Arlis White and children were Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs Merle Haser.
Mrs Hatfield of Havenville visited Mrs Goodwin and Mrs Aspegren Friday morning. Mrs Gunter visited Tuesday morning with Mrs Isaacson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe N. Johnson spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Johnson and family of Wichita. Mrs. Naomi Havel and Janice of Salina and Mrs. Vinton Hatfield of Havenville visited last week with Robert Nylund, other relatives and friends.
Mrs Rex Sandell and Richard and Mrs Bud Hallgren with children spent Thursday morning with Mrs Kenneth Danielson.
Mrs Denoyer Mrs Cardwell and Steven spent Tuesday morning in Concordia for a social visit and to attend local activities.
Mrs Harold Hammer and Maurice drove to Wichita Saturday to fetch Loren Hammer and Bradley Killen who had been at Bay State. Mr and Mrs Al Kennedy Deb bie and Mr and Mrs Russell DeWitt and Judy were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lars Norgard. Ernest Smith of Concordia visited Lars Norgard Monday evening for supper. Wayne Pickel and family spent Monday evening with Carrol Hajny and boys.
Mr and Mrs L B Richards spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson and Jean of Superior Nebraska, sharing a quiet family gathering on a weekend afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests included Harold Smith and family of Haysville Lloyd Barleen and family of Waterville Glenn Larson and Lyle of Concordia Ralph Larson Steve and E M Eastvedt and others. Harold Smith and family of Haysville are visiting this week with the Larson family and relatives.
The family gathered Thursday evening at the Randall Cleveland residence in Lovewell for an unspecified visit.
The family were Saturday evening guests at the C. H. Pickel home in Republic, sharing news and company in a casual social visit.
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Vitus Johnson, sharing a day likely of family gathering and conversation.
Mrs Anna Hammer and Mrs Walt er Darlington were Saturday callers at the M Larson home. Mr and Mrs Leslie Cady Charla and Mr and Mrs Neal Cady and Alice visited relatives in Clay Center Sunday.
Mrs. Swenson spent last week in Concordia visiting relatives and likely attending family gatherings. Her trip focused on time with kin and local contacts in the area.
Mrs Algor Anderson and Mrs El Reno Sederlin spent Tuesday afternoon as guests of Rev George Niel sin and David at their home.
Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson return ed home Sunday evening after spending several days visiting relatives in Topeka.
Mrs. Mabel Cline and Jolene called on Mrs. Bjner Larsen on Monday, sharing a social visit.
A survey from Oak Cosmetic notes seven of ten women prefer safety over sultry. It suggests exploring pastel and violet pinks for alabaster skin, medium blue red and coral tones for fair complexions, and warns olive and brunettes against orange or rust tints that clash with undertones.
Fresh vegetables invite flavor experimentation using different seasonings and preparations. A simple hollandaise style asparagus dish combines cream cheese and egg yolk with lemon juice and salt, heated gently, then served over hot asparagus.
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