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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
2
AOCK Observations mix weather remarks with social humor and political quips. The piece notes marriage gossip and public figures while mentioning a Golden Wedding anniversary and local celebrations, ending with a promise not to publish a circulated facet of the event.
Column notes Od T Ironsides’ visit to Aberdeen Washington where a wooden ship and 25000 quarters souvenir money circulated. The town gains cash from the event while the ship remains a guest and little of the money will be redeemed. The piece humorously contrasts new autos with linen suits and a clumsy wheel device.
A historical note from Arkansas City traveler praising the kidnapping gang for their politeness while Mary McElroy was held. The piece laments thuggish roots of the crime as evolving toward refined actors, with reflections from Dallas News.
New York editors note crime of circulating false reports about banks, insurers, and firms. Governor Lehman backs an amendment extending penalties to curb whispered rumors seen as a danger to financial stability and public mood.
A Wamego panel notes a farmer came to town to buy barn paint but learned of a Kaw river overflow lake plan. The scheme, opposed by many Kansans, would have submerged farmland and altered local prestige. Several townsfolk and families are listed among social visits and arrivals as the community rethinks the proposal.
June 11, 1897 notes from Belleville record arrivals and departures. R Mimel settles daughter Anna at the institute. Os ean Peterson returns from Salina. Paul and Ryedolph Moe travel to Omaha with cattle from the winter feed. Miss Atta Cognor attends Concordia institute. Harvey Sandell returns from Salina. PL Heaton visits Washington county relatives. Boyd and Tucker hire clerk John Freeburg to bolster the new store. Oscar Peterson returns from Salina after attending school.
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court the administratrix Florence Hope Kelly seeks a final settlement for the estate of Herbert O. Kelly. The hearing is set for July 10 1933 at 10 A M at the Belleville court house to approve fees discharge sureties and determine estate interests. Attest Probate Judge Henry H Van Natta. June 10 1938.
In Republic County Kansas the probate court will hear Emma V. Svenson Administratrix of Anna C Svenson deceased on Wednesday July 5 1933 at 2 PM for final settlement allowance of services and attorney fees discharge of duties release of sureties and heirs determination Belleville Kansas June 2 1933 Attest Henry H Van Natta Probate Judge.
John A Freeburg executor of the estate of Charles W Almquist asks the Republic County Probate Court at Belleville Kansas to approve a full and final settlement at the next term on Monday July 3 1933 at 2 PM. The notice requests duties release of sureties and determination of heirs and is filed May 26 by attorney R E McTaggart.
W. L. Adams suffered heart pauses from gas in his stomach after meals. Adlerika relieved the gas, allowing him to eat anything without distress, according to Hageman and Wires, Druggists.
The text lists departing times 10:05 a.m. and 6:20 p.m. with flagged stops 9:57 p.m. and 8:43 a.m. The data also mentions No Stop West Bound, Regular Stop and Non Stop No. 84 in a fragmented rail or bus timetable.
A sheriff sale is set for 2 PM Monday July 17 1983 at the west front door of the courthouse Belleville Kansas. The sale covers the north half of the southwest quarter of section 19 township 8 south range 4 west Republic County Kansas. Property owned by Albert J Jackson and Hildur H Jackson sold under court order to satisfy judgments with costs interest and taxes. The Bank of Scandia and related parties are defendants. Sheriff J A Moore presiding. attorneys W D Vance and Fred Emery.
Grace Tallman comes home after surgery at Concordia while Sonia Waite assists at the house. Friends visit C H West home Friday to surprise Mrs West as birthday greetings are exchanged with Ed Kallman and relatives. Jerry Rundus preaches at Ry dal church Sunday morning.
Mr and Mrs Chas Jenkins and Opal spent Monday at the E B Hall home. Missionary Society met at Mrs Ernest Mikesell’s. Time was spent quilting. Cochran family and H O Marshall shared Sunday dinner. Mrs Glenn Goodwin and children from Concordia visited Dan and Mrs Housholder. Several Moreheads spent Sunday at Marlin Morehead’s. Helen Hall stayed with Opal Bowen. Faye Cady visits Larson family. Jenkins and Opal with J R Jenkins Chester and Roy Hall families attended Sunday dinner at Roy Hall’s.
The Charleston News and Courier argues in bold terms that fear in South Carolina stems from potential loss of wealth and luxuries, not starvation. It claims health averages have held steady over four years, touts abundant land, and compares public anxiety to Israel’s murmuring, urging steadfast Christian character.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Nendorf on the birth of their son Friday June 9.
Miss Lois Hiatt of Lincoln Nebraska spent Friday and Saturday in town visiting friends and enjoying local spots with her hosts.
Miss Jean Roper of Manhattan is visiting at the Chas Othberg home as the Hail Insurance Scandia Insurance Agency notes the regional agency arrangement and local coverage details.
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