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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
6
Scandia High School’s Flying Swedes fell 16-19 to Athens in the Class B elimination first round at Jewell City. Watson led Scandia with 14 points, scoring all but two of the team’s points as Lebanon’s girls defeated the Flicker 58-38 on Lebanon court.
John Young bought horses and brought them home after a trip Monday. Several visits and social events follow, including a Norton wedding between Irma Milner and Fay Awalt. Mrs. Fred Brown suffered a stroke but shows slight improvement. Many neighbors attend gatherings at Cora Youngs and Wilbur Kelly homes.
Mrs. Einar Eastyedt hosted Lutheran Ladies Aid on Thursday afternoon March 6 with many members present. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Swenson of Concordia Miss Bonander of Chicago Mrs. Axel Smith Mrs. Carrie Ross Mrs. Lillie McGregor and Mrs. Carl Hammer. Lunch featured sandwiches salad fruit cake cookies and coffee. Relatives and friends joined in the evening. Golden Rule Society members surprised Mrs. Josie Medlin Saturday afternoon with a social visit.
The Probate Court of a Kansas county grants letters testamentary to Mary White executrix of Nancy A Stofer deceased. All creditors must file claims within one year from March 10, 1930, or be barred. Henry H. VanNatta rotates noting judge.
The regular business meeting was held and the remainder of the afternoon was spent in a social way as attendees enjoyed suppers and companionship.
Local notices include tractors for sale hay posts seeds and eggs brashers. Names such as Pauline Linden Walter Gilmore S. Benedict Ellen Loring and Ted Larson appear among farm ads and sales. The Princess Theatre features The Song of Love while residents travel to Lebanon Concordia and Belleville on various errands.
Notice warns against dumping on land just west of the Republican River and south of highway No 36. Ray Tingstrom signs the order. Potential land-use restrictions are noted in the brief public notice dated prior to 1914.
Miss Faith Green spent the week end with her parents in McPherson. Guy Frazier spent Sunday with home folks at Formoso.
Miss Anna Rhode of Clay Center and Mrs Lars Melby returned home last week from St Louis where they visited Mrs Melby's daughter.
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