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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
2
A compact collection of local notes and notices drawn from roadways railways and byways. Short items reflect happenings in towns and communities along travel routes with terse remarks and brief updates.
Mrs. Fogleberg visited Belleville Saturday night to see her daughter Mrs. Day and family and attend services over Sunday. Mrs. C F Brigeson walked about the house for the first time in months and looks forward to gaining freedom from her long confinement.
It explains the confusion why many churches do not use their right to run a church column in the home newspaper, noting a privilege and potential visibility for congregations.
H F Wright and family of Hardy Nebei ae down Sunday and spent the day with his brother and sister Fred and Hattie.
Mr and Mrs A S Mahiitt and Mr and Mrs Ino Mahan traveled to Manchester for a midweek visit. Also accompanying them were Geo Mahans.
D Peterson and family and Mr and Mrs Win fillins spent the day Sunday at the G V Plott home.
Red Seal overalls at Mahans. Mr and Mrs KK W Henry of Palmer Kansas and Miss Mattie Henry of Clay Center traveled to Scandia Saturday and stayed until Sunday afternoon with Rev and Mrs Henry. A check for 1.25 from N W Nelson St Joseph Missouri advances his date one more year.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church hosts a social at the John Aspegren home five miles west of Scandia on July 4. Ice cream cake and coffee will be served.
Notice offering to make switches from combings for a dollar a stem with orders to leave at the office. The terse item lacks dates or locations, but indicates a local vendor service and no further details.
A six year cash for $1,000 policy with a $20 note plan of $25 is referenced in a record tied to Republic Co Mutual. Location given as Chester Ball in Belleville Kansas.
Dr. E. A. Moore, osteopathic physician, maintains an office in the F. and M Bank Building. Availability on Tuesdays and Fridays. Seandia Kansas.
Pete Kallman his wife and daughter Mrs Cederstam John Bramd strait and wife and Theo Gran stedt and family spent Sunday at Charley Hermans for a midsummer gathering.
Ethel Grensteat traveled to Concordia Moauly to visit her friend Miss Gladys Stocker.
Lebanon Lodge No. 221 A F and A M held St Johns Day services Sunday afternoon at the M E church with Rev Rarick and Rev MekKay conducting the program.
Mrs. Geo Schafer traveled to Glade Kin s Saturday to attend to business and visit friends, planning to return Monday morning.
Charles M. Harger of Abilene, candidate for senator in the 6th district, delivered a short address here Saturday evening. He spoke on local concerns and his senatorial platform to gathered voters.
Wm. Sebaugh travels to Concordia on Wednesday evening for a business engagement.
120 acre farm offered with fair improvements and 80 acres under cultivation. Asking price five thousand dollars. Contact Bert Ainsworth, Norway Kansas for details.
Frank Hawkins traveled to Nor Way during the first Ress week to perform carpentry tasks for Mrs Ross.
Mr and Mrs Sealy formerly of Oregon return to Scandia to be with Mrs Stice who has been poorly for months. Ray Chase and family move to Scandia and rent the southwest farm. Moores Patent sleeve work shirts advertised at Mahans. Mrs Tucker of Courtland and Mrs H Z Ackley of Concordia assist the Conners as they prepare to move to Courtland, leaving many old friends behind who wish them happiness.
The Doreas Society of the Lutherum church will meet at Mrs Norden's home Friday afternoon June 30. Members are asked to come prepared for worship.
Store advertises KEEP COOL Palm Beach suit as ideal for hot weather comfort at A. L. Larsons. The message highlights lightweight fabric and seasonal appeal aimed at shoppers seeking airier clothing options.
Mr and Mrs D A Nywall and son and Mr and Mrs A W Sun dined out on a pleasure trip by motor to Waconda Springs Sunday.
G J Schafer the present agent was bid on the Superior Station and will transfer there if the Superior man wins the change. We congratulate the Schafers on their promotion if it comes as they hope it will.
The town of Scandia features fresh white facades on Beckmans Granstedts Grocery Isis Theatre and Larson clothing store. Mr Jackson’s residence also sports a new gray exterior with light trim, reflecting a coordinated beautification effort.
The city issues a dog tax notice requiring payment by June 1. Theo Granstedt, City Clerk, urges prompt settlement and states penalties may follow for late payment.
Mrs W G Rollins stopped Tuesday evening to visit her son Will and his wife in Lebanon while traveling home from Kansas City.
Bernie Stofer is visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs g G Stofer this week, according to family notes.
A district Conference of Missionary Evangelism is set for July 7 to 8 at the M E Church. Dr C F Lipp of India speaks Friday night at 8. Saturday features Dr J C Wengate of Africa twice and Dr M W Millioard of China delivers the main address. No charges. Everyone invited to attend.
Mrs. Hal Ackley of Concordia and her nephew Conger Tucker spent Tuesday in Scandia with Mr. and Mrs. Conner and returned home that evening.
C. A. Baird of the Agenda State Bank and his family stopped in Scandia Tuesday afternoon while en route home from Glen Wider and Jewel City. The Journal force enjoyed a pleasant call for a few hours.
Mr and Mrs Mahan took her brother B Morris and wife and their young daughter Evelyn to Salina Sunday returning home Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Ed Kier spent Sunday in Scandia enjoying a day away from home with a brief respite in the Minnesota town.
A promotional ad urges readers to invest in the bank to gain financial freedom and avoid debt. It frames independence as a heritage while promising wealth growth through placing money in the bank now.
Farmers-Merchants Bank Class led by Mrs Ma dam won the quarter long contest at M. KE School Sunday School banquet held at the parsonage Tuesday night with about 100 members present. The event ends with plans the play continuing next quarter.
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