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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
2
A period piece surveys Democratic performance in national politics. It cites Hoover era enthusiasm as a benchmark, critiques NRA costs and air mail issues, and notes party leaders preaching loyalty while some oppose the administration. It warns liquor policy could cost votes in future alignments.
In 1918 German forces opened fire on Paris using long range heavy artillery marked by 75 mile guns. The event reflects the intense aerial and ground warfare surrounding the city during World War I.
The report notes a sophomore gathering near Friday March 16 with a weiner roast west of Belleville and a Blair theater show Hold That Girl. Funds allegedly came from the class treasury and Sanborn Lumber Co. is mentioned in connection with roofing materials.
A church call invites congregants to place their contributions in the mailed envelope and to offer cheerfully on Easter Sunday. Sunday School teachers and officers will lead the Sunday evening services as part of the church's welcome to attendees.
Sunday services in Churches of Christ, Scientist centered on Substance. Golden Text Isaiah spoke of salvation and trust in the Lord Jehovah as strength and song. Psalm 145 highlighted praise by all works and blessings of saints, with God’s eternal kingdom and enduring dominion across generations.
Miss Mona Lee and Miss Dean Mohman were guests of honor at a birthday supper hosted at their home on Thursday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hohman and family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hohman Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mahin and family of Courtland and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson and family.
Mr and Mrs Carl Reece with Jack and Carla spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and family. Evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson and family and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis and their family.
Hosts at dinner Sunday included Mrs Ada Aspegren with Norma and Dorothy. Mrs Lena Lloyd entertained with Geraldine and Franklin. Merle and Melvin Campbell of Re public joined the Misses Evelyn and Deane Hohman. The Misses Ella and Charla hosted Mr and Mrs Sherman Robison and Everett with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Norris and family Sunday evening.
Wednesday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Loring and family with Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and family. Robison is staying with Edward and Robison to help care for Mrs Robison who is ill. I N Chilcott of Mankato visited Ray Chilcott and Violet Dabinnus. Eve Sandborn from Clay Genter spent the weekend with her mother and with Mr and Mrs R E Cooper. Mrs J R Stofer and Violet Dabinnus visited Concor dia Monday.
Miss Helen Gunter was a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor and family Thursday afternoon and evening.
Mrs Ada Aspgren Dorothy Norma and Leora Loring Mr Ed Loring and Leora George Larson family Clyde Norris Carrol Anderson and Judith Ann visited Sunday afternoon at Mr and Mrs William Loring's home.
Loren and Marvin Fiorell along with Victor and Wilbur Sothers were guests of Elwyn Isaacson on Saturday evening in a social gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson of Belleville spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hahn. Miss Jessie Nichol and Miss Alice Morgan spent the week end in their homes near Concordia.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Doctor of Concordia, entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doctor, Kathrynn, and Thornton. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doctor and family during the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor and family hosted guests Sunday afternoon including Mrs Pauline Titus and Patty Lou, Mrs Harold Wilkies and Shirley Ann of Concordia. Robert Burns and family from Jamestown visited Ernest Burns and Lester. Clarence Banks of Byron Nebraska spent Monday with Mrs May Meade.
Sunday dinner hosted for Mr. and Mrs Aaron Johnson and Bons by Mr. and Mrs Carl Cuthbertson. Mr and Mrs O J Johnson visited with Mr and Mrs M M Snyder in Mankato.
Guests in Courtland included L Turner of Kansas City and Mrs May Meade visiting Mr and Mrs Rex Brownlee and son last Sunday. Elmer Boyer and Mae Watson hosted Sunday afternoon in Salina. Edorig and Leots were also mentioned in social listings.
A 1900s health notice touts Williams S. L. K. Formula as a mild purgative to prevent winter constipation. It claims the drug is recommended for cleansing the body and is sold and guaranteed by Hageman and Wires, Druggists, with pharmacists advising its benefits.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and family and Mr and Mrs Carl Lindecrantz visited Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and family last Sunday evening. Mrs Hulda Edlund of Formosa, previously ill for weeks, shows slight improvement.
Mr and Mrs Carl Westin of Topeka visited and stayed with Mr and Mrs Walfrid Westin and Helen during the past week.
Mrs. M. E. Humphrey and Mrs. Roy Everts of Courtland and Mrs. A. M. Bettis were called to Oklahoma City Saturday morning due to the serious illness of Sibley Bettis.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lindberg and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and their family.
Patient Alice Burns narrates decades of digestive distress from sour stomach compaction. After taking Adlerika she reports relief and a renewed sense of health, describing constipation as a thing of the past.
A Drovers Telegram verse contrasts a man with goods quietly selling from a well whispers versus the bolder climber who reaches higher for dollars. The quip highlights initiative over stealth in pursuit of profit.
An official announcement announces Henry H Van Natta as a Republican candidate for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas, running in the August primary and subject to voter will.
The Democratic candidate H P Coombs announces reelection bid for County Clerk of Republic County subject to the August primary.
Democratic candidate Marvin E. Larson seeks the office of superintendent of public instruction in Republic County, subject to the August primary election.
J A Andy Moore announces his bid for a second term as Sheriff of Republic County on the Republican slate. He seeks voter support in the upcoming primary as the party's chosen candidate.
The clerk district court candidate WM. R. GOOD on the Republican ticket seeks voters’ support at the August Primary. His bid is presented as aligned with party will and district needs.
Frank G. Spurney announces as a Republican candidate for Republic County Attorney for a second term. He states the candidacy is subject to August primary election and the vote.
Mollie Hadachek seeks another term as Republic County Register of Deeds on the Republican ticket subject to the August primary election.
In Republic County Kansas the Probate Court grants Letters Testamentary to Lucinda C. Torbert Executrix of Horace G. Torbert decedent The notice requires all claims be filed within one year from March 9 1934 or be barred The date of letters is March 9 1934
Probate notice from Republic County Kansas for the estate of Enoch Larson deceased. Ruby M. Larson administratrix will seek a full and final settlement at the Belleville court term on Saturday April 21 1934 at 2 PM for service allowances attorneys fees and discharge of duties and release of sureties. Attested by Probate Judge Henry H Van Natta. Belleville March 26 1934.
The notice lists a Square Tub Aluminum Maytag power washer at 99.50 in an A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co. ad. It also includes a gift shop pitch in Concordia and a social line about George Lehman of Formosa visiting Mrs. May Meade on Wednesday.
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