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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
4
A social gathering featured Mr and Mrs Reynolds Johnson and family plus others enjoying a meal and conversation at the Belle. The event centered on family and neighborhood fellowship during a pleasant night.
Last week callers included Mr and Mrs Richard Loring and Mrs Arnt Carlson with Susan of Erie Pennsylvania. Also listed were Mr and Mrs Richard Reynolds, Mr and Mrs Carl Danielson, Mr and Mrs John Fike, Mr and Mrs Leon Johnson and family, Mrs Mabel Johnson, Mrs Josie Medlin, Alfred Swan and others. California visitors Mr and Mrs Ross Johnson joined Adam Wenda and Mrs George Fike Jr Everette, Mr and Mrs Paul Housholder and Linda Belleville, plus Mr and Mrs Beryl Thomas and family of Superior Nebraska. Dennis Cooper of Belleville spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs William Moe and Mrs Elizabeth Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cardwell Mrs. Mabel Cline and Jolene Miss Pearl Strom Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pachta and family and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Blecha and family were Monday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen of Belleville to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rasmussen of Charles City Iowa.
Mrs Pete Ward and her children from Laramie Wyoming visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Ettie Nyetrom, joined by Mrs Clarence Barber and Mrs 0 A Johnson for a social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Joe N Johnson visited Mrs Ettle Nystrom Sunday evening, sharing time in a friendly call at her home.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Dirks of Hutchinson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ben Marshal and family. Dirks returned home with their parents after visiting grandparents. Oren Reed visited Friday night at the Labop Marshall home. Mrs Maurice Medlin and daughters from Riley visited Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richard Loring. Wright Johnston and family and Mrs Mabel Johnston hosted Berry Rupard of Wichita who visited Leonardville relatives.
Sunday evening coffee guests included Mrs. Charles Johnson and many local residents. Lincoln Nebr visitor Junior Rasmussen spent the weekend with Ralph Rasmussen family, returning home Sunday. Fresno California visitors Bernard Cahill and family visited Charles Peterson and relatives. Additional social calls and dinners were noted with numerous names and local households involved.
Laramie Wyoming visitors Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Ward and family spent several days here visiting relatives and friends. Concordia guests included Mr. and Mrs. Homer Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Christensen. The Bentons, Thompson and Berrier households joined many others for weekend and Monday gatherings at several local homes.
Mrs. Flossie Larson, Mrs. Loren Florell and Mrs. Andy Thompson were Monday afternoon coffee guests of Mrs. Archie Isaacson.
OCR fragment shows mixed currency amounts including 28.39, 906.11, 88, 904.10, 879.12 with no clear context or entities to identify. Unable to determine event or subjects. presents only numeric entries and symbols.
The article lists six elements added to the known essential micronutrients for higher plants manganese boron copper molybdenum and chlorine. It traces discovery dates from 1905 for manganese to 1948 for chlorine and notes molybdenum's crucial role in preventing nitrogen disease in tomato cultures and the extensive work required to establish its status.
Researchers Hunt and Lovely report that fatigue during tractor cultivation depends more on operator opinion of the steering device than on automatic versus non automatic steering. Those favoring automatic guidance showed less fatigue while the other operator became more fatigued. Automatic steering yielded greater stand reduction and poorer weed control than manual steering.
A compact note discusses using variable weight to improve finishing of a land roller. It mentions adjusting weight to hit rate targets and ensure effective compaction during field work.
The article advises cleaning before waxing, removing ingrained dirt, and choosing between refinishing or new tiling when floors show heavy wear. It describes wax removal, rinsing, and use of polishing machines with zippered wax packs, plus lambs wool buffing for extra shine.
Luncheon notes suggest serving a salad with warm muffins. Oatmeal muffins with a cinnamon topping yield 8 to 16 pieces using flour, oats, brown sugar, cinnamon and buttermilk. Cheese popovers use milk flour and American cheese baked in greased muffin pans.
Oregon State University economists say incorporation can protect family investments and ease transferring farms to heirs. About 300 corporate farm ventures exist statewide with a rising trend since 1945, spanning livestock and ranching sectors. The bulletin outlines corporate formation, operation, taxation, capitalization and credit approaches for farm families.
Editor Dick Hanson of Successful Farming notes farming accounts for about 40 percent of noncorporate businesses in the nation and the farm market surpasses 70 billion dollars annually. Census data show a 20 percent growth in farm size over five years but 17 million farm withdrawals in 20 years, leaving under four million farming units.
Quick History BR Gilver Image 70, a Hereford bull champion, carved a niche by trodding on a specially constructed electronic art piece in an unnamed city. The preset machine traced the bull’s ancestry across historical periods, marking a first for the breed in America.
A fragment notes a visit last week with Mr and four others including Charles Peterson and other relatives. The text is incomplete but records a family gathering context without further details or outcomes.
Woman's World shares drink ideas using fruit and berry blends. Includes Golden Gate Punch and Eskimo Punch with detailed ingredient lists and serving methods, suggesting chilled glasses and mint garnish for a party presentation.
The article notes how American fashion favors versatile dressing with a few basic pieces. It highlights separates and mixable pieces like skirts, suits, cardigans, tops, and accessories to create multiple looks for shopping, dining, and social occasions.
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