Sunshine Circle Hosts Social Afternoon Members
Mrs. Clarence Nelson hosted the Sunshine Circle with Elizabeth Russell and other guests. Rev H Larson led devotionals before a social afternoon. Nearby, Frank Granstedt attended Eisenhower parade crowds in Kansas City with 250000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Nelson
Sunshine Circle
Elizabeth Russell
Carl Russell
Harold Walker
Bob Blackburn
Clara Westine
H. Larson
Larson
Local Social Notes From Hardy And Kansas City Visit
Mrs. Ethel Dahl of Hardy Nebraska was a Sunday guest at the Jake Stofer home. Mr and Mrs Frank Granstedt returned Friday after several days in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Dahl
Hardy, Nebr
Jake Stofer
Frank Granstedt
Kansas City
Annihilated Infantry Airborne Division Ties to Local Kin
Word reached relatives that the Infantry Airborne Division including Chas E Hobson brother of Mrs A C Freed suffered near annihilation in the Boutogne sector. The division Marvin Rosene served with protected the remnants until rescue. Flight Officer Nels Pearson visited Bristol Nebraska with family and others returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infantry Airborne
Chas. E. Hobson
A. C. Freed
Boutogne
Marvin Rosene
Freeds
Marlin Johnson
N. H. Pearson
Nels Pearson
Mr. Johnson
Bristol
Nebr
Local Notes On Family Health And Visits
Grandma Evert suffered a Friday fall and is reported improving at this writing. Mrs. M A Perkins wife of Rev Perkins pastor at the United Brethren church underwent an operation Monday at Halstead hospital. Mr and Mrs E H Lewis Mrs K V Cox and Dean and Mrs Harold Lowman were in Scottsville and Beloit on Tuesday of last week. Cleta Dovel of Fairbury Neb arrived Wednesday evening to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Rodmy Dovel. Mr and Mrs Bradley Moe were callers at the Frank Granstedt home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Evert
M. A. Perkins
Rev. Perkins
United Brethren Church
Halstead Hospital
Halstead
Kansas
E. H. Lewis
K. V. Cox
Dean
Harold Lowman
Scottsville
Beloit
Cleta Dovel
Fairbury, Nebr
Rodmy Dovel
Mrs. Bradley Moe
Frank Granstedt
Paul Fredrickson
Sunshine Circle
Clarence Nelson
Otto Nelson
Family trips to university commencement spurs visits
Mrs E M Eastvedt and daughter traveled to Kansas City for the University of Kansas commencement at Lawrence where granddaughter Miss Aileen Ainsworth graduated. Raymond Ferguson visited from Topeka with wife and new daughter Carol Verlyn who were released from Concordia hospital and returned home. Arletha Allen will stay with the Fergusons for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McDowell Home
Raymond Ferguson
Arletha Allen
May White
Arlis White
SC 21c
Martin Dahl
Hardy, Nebr
Topeka
Carol Verlyn
Concordia
Families travel and visit across towns in Midwest era
Mr and Mrs C O Reece and Carla left for Kanarado with Lt and Mrs H W Reece to visit Mrs H W Reece’s parents before heading to Fort Angeles Washington. The Carl Reece family returned home Wednesday. Mrs Weir and daughter and Miss Gloria Lee Well of Denver spent with sister Mrs Charley Cardwell and family. Dr E P Ahrens was in McCook Nebraska for irrigation project. Miss Alice Norgard Joy Odgers and Clifford Swanson visited Nadine Livansaid relatives in Fairbury. Mrs C E McKimson left by bus to visit sister Mrs F A Childs and Dr Childs of Lyons returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dale Ainsworth and Aileen of Kansas City spent Friday night at Eastvedt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Reece
H. W. Fleece
Fort Angeles
Wash
J. W. Stone
Lincoln, Nebr
Jack Reece
Carla Reece
Pauline Larson
Kansas City
M. L. Larson
Ralph
Ike” Eisenhower
K. C
Marie
Norma Jean Searcy
Maurice Freed
Tommy Lee
Mrs. Freed
C. O. Reece
Carla
Kanarado
H. W. Reece
Carl Reece
Weir
Gloria Lee Well
Denver, Colo
Charley Cardwell
Alice Norgard
Joy Odgers
Clifford Swanson
Fairbury
Nebr
Nadiene Livans
C. E. McKimson
F. A. Childs
Dr. Childs of
Lyons
Dale Ainsworth
Aileen
Kansas City, Mo
E. M. Eastvedt
Trade in Scadia for Sale Concaves for Oliver No 6 Combine
Classified notes list items for sale including new concaves for Oliver No 6 at Wilbur Soth ers Courtland. a 2 year old Pole Hereford bull from Frank H. Larsen. and a 4 wheel trailer from Fi ner Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Sothers
Courtland
Frank H. Larsen
Sunday Guests and Returning Soldiers Visit Area Homes
Families including the Andersons Norrises and Andersons plus Mrs Ada Aspegren and Norma visited the George Larson home on Sunday afternoon. Pvt Jack Mahan, son of Mr and Mrs John Mahan, returned on furlough after being wounded on Palau Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Anderson
Clyde Norris
Minnie Anderson
Ada Aspegren
Norma
George Larson
Jack Mahan
John Mahan
Jack
Palau Island
Local Socials Round Out Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Johnson spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Aspegren and Pvt. and Mrs. Lester Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Johnson
Oscar Aspegren
Lester Bowen
Mrs Gene Larson Visits George Larson Family
Mrs Gene Larson arrived Monday evening by bus to spend time with Mr and Mrs George Larson and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Larson
George Larson
Canning Helpers Visit A B Johnson Home
Mrs. Aaron Johnson Mrs Robt Doctor and Mrs Ben Lervold helped with canning at the A B Johnson home Friday. Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs A B Johann included Harold Johnson of Clay Center Glenn Johnson of the Merchant Marines and Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson. Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ivan Bergstrom included Chan Cullers of California and Mrs Wayne Cunningham of Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Johnson
Robt Doctor
Ben Lervold
A. B. Johnson
A. B. Johann
Harold Johnson
Clay Center
Glenn Johnson
The
Merchant Marines
Joe Johnson
Ivan Bergstrom
Chan Cullers
California
Wayne Cunningham
Russell
Smith Family Weekend Visit and Kansas City Trip
Mr and Mrs Phil Smith and son of Hiawatha visited his parents Mr and Mrs Axel Smith. Mr Smith works in the undertaking business in Hiawatha. Mr and Mrs Horton Johnson went to Kansas City early in the week for Mr Johnson to report to the Clinical Research hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Horton Johnson
Kansas City
Phil Smith
Hiawatha
Axel Smith
Smith
Horton Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Erickson Family Heads to Kansas City Visit
Orlando Erickson and his family departed Wednesday for Kansas City to visit Mrs. Lily McGregor, mother of Mrs. Erickson, and her sister there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily McGregor
Mrs. Erickson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunshine Circle Met
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harvey Hammer
ElRene Sederlin
Carl Hammer
Everett Lee Johnson and Lee
Irrene Hammer
Christine Louise Hack
Wilbur Lawrence Hack
Los Angeles
Cal
Hack
Nona Sue Mahan
Harry Hohman
Carl McDowell
Fiavald Chester
Ronald Clark
Helen Haggman
Frances Hinser
Joe Stensaas
Amarillo
T Xas
E. Ro. Stensaas
E. R. Stensaas
Aspegren
E. C. Wires Home
Grace Daly
Mr. Wires
Charlene Grant
Spokane
Clarence Brewer
Mary Ellen Miller and
Jerry
Monroe, Mich
Ida Spagen
Canada
E. M. Kastvedt
Mrs
Oo Rev
Hjalmar Larson
Netis Sandell
Mr. Sandell
Lloyd Halgren
Gus.Halgren
Vergle Halgren
Elmer Danielson
Nickie Canfield
Hageman and Wires Drug Store
Carla Jean
Rae Esther Ferguson
Ora
Elizabeth
Mary
Beverly McBride
Alice Cady
E. C. Wires
Royal Cafe
Red Cross
Red Cross Sew and
Lloyd McGregor
Mrs. Wells
Rollie Canfield
Frank Peterson
Narvene
Canfield
Ed Sallman
Emily Willis
John Nondorf
Pete Rasmussen
Ruth
Lewis Sallman
John Stone
Small Son
Lincoln
O. Reece
Scandia Leather Shop
BR. C. Canfield
Princess Theatre
Scandia, Kansas
Deanna Varbin
Robert Paige
Akim Tamiroff
David Bruce Leonid Kinskey
Ray Collins
June Vincent Andrew Tombes Thomas Gomez
Oma Cady
Ted
Denver
Colo
Dean Corbin
Sherman Robison
Charles
Lloyd Norris
Ruby
Emma Swanson
Princess Theatri
Aha Reet
Urs ‘Lifton Webb
Fol
Telebusiness Office
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Aileen Ainsworth
E. P. Ahrens
McCook, Nebr
Missouri Valley Irrigation and Reclamation Project
Scandia
Finer Larson
Elda Weaver
Erick Erickson
Orlando Erickson
Sander
Sisalkraft
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
Leverett
Carl
Princess Scandia
Warnes
Broadway
Janie
She
G. I
Joyce Reynolds
Robert Hutton
Edward Amol
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