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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
4
Local notices from Norway Kansas list visits and social events. Neil Miller and wife from Ann Arbor spend vacation with Clarence Brewer’s family. Numerous relatives from Cheyenne Casper and Concordia attend gatherings and dinners.
Community notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Cardwell and friends across multiple households. Names include Art Cardwell, Duaine Greenslade, Phyllis, C. W. Strom, Alma Strom, Joe Cline, Jolene, Emer Larsen, Grant Berggren, Victor Berggren, Rex Mahan, Leslie Rasmussen, Ralph Rasmussen, Floyd Walter, P. T. Strom, George Simmons, Abe Thompson, O. B. Strem, Martin Jensen, Mabel Anderson, Charlie Katherineberg, Ethel, Clarence, and others. A Birthday dinner honored Homer Cardwell with extended family and neighbors.
May and Frank Berggren and Dean Berggren spent Sunday evening at the Joe Cline home. Emer Larsen drives a 1987 Chevrolet. Mr and Mrs Chris Larsen and family visited Emer Larsen’s home Wednesday. Theodore and Thorval Anderson visited Joe Cline and others Thursday. Social Hour Club met with Mrs Avis Mallory Thursday. Families of Rasmussen attended Irvin’s birthday gathering at the Wm Street home. Glenn Larsen helped Wm Mcdowell Thursday. Norma Jean Greenslade spent Sunday with Aunt Laura Rasmussen. Joyce Rasmussen visited Pauline Cardwell Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C W Strom visited O B Strom Friday.
Providence Chapel worker Maxine Kelly assisted in the Stewart Wilbur home this past week. Albert Berry Clarence Cornett and Dave Doctor repaired the Rydal Telephone line on Monday. George Fike did papering in the Stewart Wilbur home on Monday. Mrs. John S. Searcy visiting from San Diego spent Wednesday night and Thursday at the Earl Hammil home. June Verlee Olson spent Friday afternoon with Flossie Nondorf. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lash were Friday evening guests of the Tom George family. Highland had 52 attendees Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Noel De Wolf and Peggy Ann visited Geo. Fike Monday evening. Has your subscription expired.
Mr and Mrs Ray Chilcott entertained Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs C J Lamb of Elmodena California Their guests included the honorees Mr and Mrs Henry Hofer and family of Beattie and Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson After visiting Chilcotts the Lambs left Monday for Chicago Illinois
Mrs. Freda Sandell and Misses Martha and Helen Sandell with Lawrence and Dale Sandell visited Miss Jennie Sandell and Gust Sandell in San Benito Texas, arriving Friday and staying until Wednesday.
Miss Anna Mae Johnson of Stillwater Oklahoma and Mr and Mrs A B Johnson were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H I Johnson and Geneva and Betty last Friday.
In 1783 California, Don Pedro Fages clashes with Father Serra as Eulalia arrives with her entourage from Mexico. Two French travelers, La Perouse and Dagelet, explore the camp while gossiping and courtship unfold amid mission plans and tensions. Indizuela the maid observes, and Serra dreams of Santa Barbara Mission as the voyage nears Monterey.
Pedro Fages and La Perouse discuss strange instruments as a lab setup unfolds on the beach while Governor and Eulalia observe a cliffside merienda scene. The dialogue touches on native biology questions and personal courtship, framing colonial longing and cultural observation.
In an adobe palace La Gobernadora hosts La Perouse and Le Pante Dagelet in candlelit courtesy. The two French visitors bow, admire, and query Cali fogs and whales while the Governor and her husband maintain formal, restrained hospitality in the dialogue filled scene.
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