Notes From Ye Ed on Town Life and Weather
A local letter notes a disappointing crops view after visiting Phillipsburg from Mankato with brown grass and poor wheat oats and barley needing rain yet residents remain optimistic for moisture and a potential harvest. It reports visits by Rev A Walton Roth and E L Hall, a Scandia sanitarium update, a June 24 Republican convention, a curbing paint effort by Chas Noardman, last week’s dance, a Lincoln Nebraska visit, and a primary candidate deadline today at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Mankato
Republi can ticket nears full while Democratic lag persists
Tony Nystrom spent Thursday evening in Lindsborg enjoying music and mixing business with leisure. Home Oil and Supply Company completed a general overhaul with yellow brown exterior and pea green interior. Max Muth added a new front piece for his barber shop. The Bar Association of Northeastern Kansas holds its 12th Annual Meeting in Beloit on June 21 with headquarters at the New Porter Hotel.
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Tony Nystrom
Lindsborg
Tony
The
Home Oil and Supply Company
Max Muth
Bar Association of
Northeaster Kansas
Beloit
New Porter Hotel
SHERDAHL by Mrs. Homer Cardwell
Mrs. Homer Cardwell presents SHERDAHL. Weekend social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larsen visiting Frank Kelly. Thelma Larsen and Alvin Moe at Ralph Rasmussen home. Mrs. J Street visiting daughter Mrs. Fred Lundberg. Floyd Walter Zellah and Roy Blackburn plus families guests at Clarence Kathrineberg home. Dr Splichal family and Ralph Walter visited Harold Stafford. Billy Dean Tipton stayed with C W Strom. Joe Cline Jolene Alfred Strom visited P T Strom at Concordia hospital. Strom operated Thursday and is recovering well.
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Glenn Larsen
Frank Kelly
Thelma Larsen
Alvin Moe
Ralph Rasmussen
C. W. Strom
Joe Cline
Jolene
Alfred Strom
P. T. Strom
Concordia Hospital
Mr. Strom
Local social notes from Concordia area residents
Mr and Mrs C A Williamson and Mrs L H Curtis spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Clifford Brown. Roy W Cole of Esbow is new manager of Concordia Creamery Co taking over in May. Mrs Lewis Grossant and children of Wichita visit Laura Larson and relatives. Numerous families and individuals visit, host, or travel between Concordia Courtland Swedesburg Munden Omaha and Phillipsburg with various dinners and outings noted. Darrel Berry broke his right arm playing softball Tuesday evening. Dr C V Haggman spent Tuesday in Omaha.
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Roy W. Cole
Esbow
Concordia Creamery Co
Lewis Grossant
Wichita
Laura Larson
Darrel Berry
Social notes from Bainbridge area visit week end
Mrs. Bainbridge Tegt visited Wichita briefly with friends. Miss Bernice Granstedt and Joe Reisner of Chicago called on the Horton Johnsons. Mrs. Duaine Johnson and Jacquelin attended a club at Maude Campbell's in Hollis. Carl E. Larson dined with the Andy Perrys. Verna Wallin and Cleo Ward visited the Carlson home. George Cardwell and Ben Denoyer hosts for Sunday dinner. Evelyn Saliman of Courtland dinner guest of O. M. Willis. Luella Douglas and Mildred of Courtland called on O. M. Willis. Eldon Larson returned from a Salina visit. Andy Perry and June visited R. P. Murray in Mankato. Henry Rosen spent a day in Concordia.
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Bernice “Granstedt
Joe Reisner
Chicago, Ill
Horton Johnson
Luella Douglas
Mildred of
Courtland
O. M. Willis
Local social visits noted in Formosa area
Joyce Rasmussen spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs R A Rasmussen. Mrs Frank Fordham visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Walter Anderson. Gerald Reece and Jerry moved into the Reuben Bettis property last week. Wyatt Corbin and Marvin visited Axel Jensen home Monday evening. Leonard Freed and family visited Ira Hughs on Friday. Mrs Ira Hughs of Formosa was a Saturday guest of Mrs Clara Blakeley.
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Joyce Rasmussen
Mrs
R. A. Rasmussen
Frank Fordham
Walter Anderson
Gerald Reece
Jerry
Reuben Bettis
Mrs. Wyatt Corbin
Marvin
Axel Jensen
Leonard Freed
Loren
Ira Hughs
Formosa
Clara Blakeley
Trade in Scandia and Weekend Visits Reported
Local residents from Nesmiths to Bettis and Evert are noted for midweek trips to Concordia Clay Center and Scandia. Elmer Aberg shelled corn for Rex Gardner Friday and Saturday. Miss Betty Soder of Formosa visited Miss Adelene Sandell last week. Charles Walker of Mankato visited Marvin Rosene. The item ends with a brief mention of trade activity in Scandia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Aberg
Rex Gardner
Betty Soder
Formosa
Adelene Sandell
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Walton Roth
Topeka
Prbyterian Church
C. Everett
E. L. Hall
Oberlin
Journal
Scandia
Philadelphia
Penn
Chas. Noardman
Carl Wennerstein
Eric Robert
Lincoln, Nebr
Anna Larson
Cook
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
Sherdahl
Mrs. Homer Cardwell
Loren Florell
Janice
Eva Sothers
Lewis Wallin
Verna
Chester Anderson
Ronald Acree
Los Angeles
Calif
Hubert Acree
Madeline Anderson
John Miller
Manhattan
W. C. Preble
Reuben Fredrickson
R. A Rasmussen
Richard Hageman
Omaha
Leonard Hageman
Margaret
John Bainbridge
Thomas Hay
Freda Sandell
Gust Sander
Eve Sandborn
Clay Center
Roberta Sandborn
Raymond Cooper Home
Lena Lloyd
Josie Robison
Frank Granstedt
Bernice Granstedt
Joe Riceman
Chicago, Ul
George Cardwell
Ben Denoyer
Roy Tedrow
Edna Robison
Everett
Charles Robison
Edwin Isaacson
Wendel Strom and
Harold Johnson
Swedesburg
Carl D. Larson
W. C. Nesmith
Ralph Parker
Little Rock, Wyo
Concordia
Hulda Sandell
Carl of
Jennie Sandell
Lawrence Nondorf of
Munden
Irvin Nondorf
J. P. Jensen
Bill Haskins
Ray Studer
Norway
Mrs. Russel Anderson
Oscar Linden
John Naslund
Corinne
Walt Westin
Triple L Club
Princess Theatre
Aaron Johnson
San Benito
Texas
Buster Moe
Alvin
Vernon Evert
C. V. Haggman
Nebr
Soln
Bainbridge
Tegt -Monay
Fcr
Carl E. Larson
Andy Perry
Verna Wallin
Cleo Ward
Mrs. Addison Carlson
Evelyn Saliman of
Eldon Larson
Salina
June
R. P Murray
Henry Rosen
Mrs. Earl Nesmith
Fred Evert
R. J. of
Hoxie
Earl Nesmith
Republic
Charles Walker
Marvin Rosene
North Central Oil CO
Rydal
Richardson
Belleville
Blair Theatre
Kansas Power and Light Company
Spaghitti
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