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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
Sherdahl residents recount visits from Frank Grandstedt and families. Scandia and Belleville friends attend commencement exercises. Relatives from Omaha and Scandia share time with Rosene, Cardwell, and Kathrineberg households. An old fashion dance at Riverside Park drew nearby guests.
A roundup of dances, card parties, picnics, and visits features Mr and Mrs C A Brewer and daughter hosting at home in Norway, plus gatherings for Guy Kelley and others. Attendees include Ester and Alice Johnson, Clarice Ross, Bertha Hammer, and many relatives. Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Bert Ainsworth and Bertha marks a community send off with ice cream and cake.
Mrs Gust Isaacson of White Rock township and Mrs John Isaacson from south of Courtland left Monday for a trip to Canada. Joseph Johnson and family and Mrs Layman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Sjoholm of Scandia. Ellingson visiting grandparents A Ellingson of Scandia. Ed Anderson spent Sunday afternoon with Ernest Beck. Local Lutherans attended a Sunday school picnic at the city park last Saturday. Lloyd Lundberg helped Joseph Johnson with harvest last week. Mrs Charlie Aspegren and Mrs Hazel Stafford of Republic and Mr and Mrs W Westin visited Mr and Mrs C A Forsberg Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson were Sunday dinner guests at the Theo Danielson home. John Fredricksons spent Sunday in Scandia. Gertrude Magnusson visited with Vada Forsberg Monday. Miss Johanna Hurley has been employed to teach the little brick school for the coming year.
Mrs Florence Goodwin had ton sils removed at Bellevue by Dr McFarland and is recovering. A B Mercer and family visited D A Bowens and went to Lovewell. Several attendees traveled to Belleville for funerals of Mrs Mellie Yeager and Mrs Mollie Phillips. Community updates cover visits, farm news, weather, and local events.
A science note states cow milk is 86 to 88 percent water, but in this area canned milk yields a higher water content.
The women of New York form a golf club dedicated to female members. They seek a course or space to enjoy putting and teeing off in a women only setting.
The bobbed hair trend is sweeping Central America and is expected to markedly improve the appearance of local girls.
Mrs S C Humphrey, living four miles southwest of town, broke her right arm between wrist and elbow while attempting to use it during a spill. She had suffered weakness in that arm and had been using her left hand. recovery will be slow due to her age.
J. P. Vandeveer and Joe Vandeveer purchase 240 acres four miles west and one north of Scandia from the Vandeveer estate Joa. Vandeveer retains 80 acres with improvements while John P. Vandeveer takes the remaining quarter section now living on the place.
An old advertisement touts a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures the illness by cleansing the blood. It asserts thirty five years of use, promises health improvement, and urges readers to buy from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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