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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
2
The Kansas vantage point after the Republican convention celebrates Landon as the party nominee and pledges support for the campaign. Observers note unity despite rivalries, predict a tight race with Democrats claiming 48 states in their column, and hope a Kansan occupies the White House next year.
Theodore Harker Davis born October 20 1851 in Keota Iowa died June 11 1936 in Scandia Kansas at 84 years 7 months 22 days He came to the community in 1876 married Albina Gant September 15 1878 she died in 1932 Surviving are daughter Mrs Dallas Gady Scandia and sons Chub Davis Denver Lloyd Davis Scandia a sister Mrs Ida Berns Owego New York ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren He worked in dray business Courtland meat business and farming He has been blind for fourteen years and in failing health in recent months He was lovingly cared for by relatives and friends
Regular commodity distribution runs June 20 to 24 for relief clients. James McNealy and Mrs. McNealy quietly celebrated his 67th birthday June 12. G H McCarty bought the Hemphill Port of Entry station at sheriff’s sale. Earl James, shot during an attempted robbery at a Gourtland filling station, is recovering. Wallace Odgers settled a $45 b check for child support. NYA camp for unemployed girls 16 to 24 opens at Zarah June 18. registration through June 25 for WPA or resettlement families. Campaign note: “Come Off the Rocks” with Landon and Knox. Kansans urged to vote. Taxes due June 20. district court sees one case Ellis Parmore vs. Mary Baldridge. Marriage licenses issued for Harlow/Effenbeck and Logue/Bache. State highway defense in land condemnation case against Ellis Collins. final equali zation board met. flood-related value changes debated, especially in Norway township.
A community note expresses resolve and sympathy for a beloved deceased. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon June 14 1986 from the Cady home in Scandia and the Christian church in Courtland with Rev B W Selin officiating. A trio accompanied by Mrs Ed Wires Miss Blanche Haggman and Mrs Alford Johnson with Mrs Ed Olson at the piano sang several songs. Interment was in Courtland cemetery.
Two candidates announce candidacies for Commissioner of the Second District in Republic County. C G Sandell seeks the Republican nomination in the August primary. Henry Johnson also announces his bid for the Republican nomination subject to voters in August.
Frank G. Spurney declares his candidacy for county attorney of Republic County subject to voter will in the upcoming primary election. He emphasizes party affiliation as Republican and seeks support from local electors.
Ernie Shepard announces his bid for State Senator in the 32nd District comprised of Cloud and Republic counties.
P H Jorgensen declares his candidacy for Representative of Republic County on the Republican ticket and vows to work conscientiously for constituents if elected.
Curtis S. Moore Charles P. Nordman and W G Bill Campbell announce bids for the office of sheriff in Republic County subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary election.
Highland topped Minersville 11 to 10 in a Sunday afternoon game at the local diamond. Next Sunday Highland faces Novack. church attendance and a Children’s Day program marked the day at Highland church. Local visits include the Nichols family from California and numerous neighbors enjoying meals and calls across the area. Harvest rumor says farming begins this week with Fred Ames among the first to start.
A primary election in Republic County focuses on the office of Sheriff with candidates including MLLEK KEPRTA as the party seeks support from Democratic voters.
County voter notes indicate Chas. Peterka is the candidate subject to Republican voters in the August 4 primary election.
William R. Goodwin announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court subject to Republican voters in the August primary. He asks party support for the upcoming election and outlines his bid.
Chas. H. Chuck Strnad announces candidacy for a second term as County Clerk of Republic County. He claims the August primary will reflect the will of Republican voters and outlines his plan to continue administrative duties and voter services.
Arthur K. Art Childs announces his bid for Clerk of the District Court subject to Republican voters at the August primary. He frames the campaign around local legal administration and party support.
In Republic County a local political contest concluded with J F Jack Carmony emerging as the preferred candidate. The result reflects the will of Republican voters as the race closes.
Probate Judge candidate Henry H Van Natta announces his bid for Republic County Kansas office on the Republican ticket subject to August primary voters will.
For treasurer nomination in Republic County the Republican voters will decide at the August primary. G P Plotner is the candidate seeking the office.
J B Angle campaigns for party support in the August primary for the State Representative seat in the district. He urges Republican voters to back his bid as the official contest approaches.
Laura M Hill runs for a second term as county superintendent in Republic County subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary.
Guy E Ward announces his candidacy for county attorney of Republic County subject to the Republican vote at the August primary.
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday at Arthur Jensen's home. Guests included Ed Jensen, Ralph, Anna Marie, Jimmy, George and Delores Freed, Jack Lily and daughters, Elmer Jensen, Harold Lee, Margaret, Alfred Jensen, and Vivian Nystrom.
Thursday supper guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Widhoff of Hartsdale New York Mr. and Mrs. A C Wilson of Concordia Mrs E S Wilson and Andrew accompanying Mr and Mrs E C Wires in an informal social gathering.
Mr and Mrs C Reece spent last week in Kansas City and returned home Friday Mrs H W Reece of Kansas City accompanied them to Scandia for a short visit
A visitor named Claude Bragel from Troy spent last week visiting at the W S Henry, staying for several days and sharing conversations on local matters.
Visitors from Emporia were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Plotner. George Harris and his wife stayed at the Plotners’ home during the visit.
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