Classified Notice From The Scandia Post Office
Entered as second class matter at the post office in Scandia Kansas under the act of Congress March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
2
Entered as second class matter at the post office in Scandia Kansas under the act of Congress March 3 1879.
A miscellany notes few women singing at work, dust-filled mornings in farming, a farmer Noah Garrett of Norton shooting a hawk whose heart was torn out yet still fought, reflections on King Ananda of Liam, and a nanny goat owned by Savonburg postmaster J H Bowlby with five Kansas births mentioned among various clipped items.
The primary room celebrated Norma Jean Greenslade's seventh birthday last Friday. Several students, including Donna Jean Cooper and Emily Goodwin, were absent due to illness such as measles and pink eye. Grade levels cover Dutch sand table work, booklets on Holland, and upcoming study on Japan. Hi Y club discussed mechanical devices and a bridge project across the San Francisco Bay with readings by students and music from Lee Swanson.
June Freed hosts Virginia Lee Marshall visit. Tostien Ring Co. displays rings to junior class. In Clay Center, Rev. Tedrow away Sunday. Belleville guests Christina Hays, Edwin White and Phil Smith return for St. Patrick's Day. Viking 4-H meets March 18 with initiation, musical numbers, talks. Ruth McGregor violin solo. Highland 4-H visitors. lunch served. General assembly includes songs, duets, readings and senior play sketches. G R meeting March 14 features Ruth Ahrens true story and birthday box pennies.
The piece reviews the Supreme Court gold clause decision, noting market optimism then disappointment as the ruling did not alter Congress power over money value. It discusses whether the ruling will curb or enable congressional devaluation and cites related western newspaper notices and local social references.
Mary Lucia Thomas born October 12 1941 in Burlington Michigan died March 17 1935 at Hebron Nebraska aged 93 years 5 months 5 days. She married Breeers in 1858 and John V Chase in 1871 having children Bertha Ray G Ida Mae. She moved from Kansas to Scandia in 1879 and later to Hebron with daughter Mrs Jesse Helfer. Funeral March 19 1935 at Scandia Methodist Church with Rev Moor man and Rev Selin. interment Riverview Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Walter Jones of Belleville called at the B Fike home Wednesday. Wilma Oliver ill with chicken pox and Nona Clair Milner at home under doctor’s care. Howard Donaldson family visited Minnie Logan’s in Belleville Saturday. Charles Fike dinner guest of Glen Kelly. Nesmith family, Dorothy and Marjorie Penlock, visited Jene Nesmith Sunday. Virginia Sanger and A T Sanger of Concordia visited Robert Doctor. Anna Nelson visited Carl D Larson home. Alein Lundberg Joan Heimerich Audrey Tedrow Gayl Tedrow were six o clock dinner guests of Lyle Ocobock. E H Lewis Paul Ewing and J R Stofer were in Concordia Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin sr and family hosted visitors at the Glenwood Freed home near Courtland. Betty Irene Larson stayed with Norma Glee Bowersox. Janet Rae Millen visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Banks. Glen Currie and Allen hosted guests at the Currie and Eastman homes. Glenna Freed stayed with her grandparents last week. Arthur Colelazier called at E. K. Erickson’s home Wednesday. Tilitt Banks and Lena Hofts visited the Howard Millen home.
Suffering from stomach disorders, Clarence Guilaron of Winterset Iowa credits Williams S. L. K. Formula with ending cramps after meals. The ad promises digestion aid by toning stomach liver and kidneys and offers a refund guarantee through local druggists at Hageman and Wires Drug Store. Social notes mention visits with Dr E P Ahréns and various townspeople.
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