Local social notices list Sunday visits and move plans
Mrs Robert Weir and family left Monday for Saginaw Michigan to make their home. Vernice DeNoyer and George Card spent Sunday in Clay Center Nebraska. Several families hosted Sunday visits including Johnson Bergstrom Latson Pear son Freeman Gilmore Sothers Nelson Nystrom and more. A birthday celebration honored LaVerne Hammer. Several residents moved to Lincoln Kansas and Lindsborg is noted as Jeanne Plotner returned home with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Weir
Saginaw, Mich
Lincoln
Kans
Roscoe Cooper
Cooper
Jeanne Plotner
Lindsborg
Visitor from Wakeney and local social visits noted
Visitor from Wakeney Ray Musgrave stayed with Mr and Mrs D L Crider and Gloria from Thursday to Friday. Mrs F H Evert returned home from Rogerville Mo after visiting her son. Rydal Ladies Aid to meet Mrs W A Johnson Thursday afternoon. Lawrence Olson and Phyllis visited Emil Isaacson's home Sunday evening. Jessie Nichol spent weekend near Concordia. Emma Poage and Ernest Wennersten in Kackley Monday. Gustava Ostberg and Melvin Ostberg visited Mrs John Larson Wednesday afternoon. Audrey Tedrow Gayl Tedrow and Jack Reece in Belleville Monday afternoon. Mrs Wilbur Miller and Mrs G A Wight visited Mrs Nathan Isaacson Thursday afternoon. Mrs Ruby Larson and Marvin of Belleville visited Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeney
Ray Musgrave
D. L. Crider
Gloria
F. H. Evert
Rogerville
Ruby, Larson and
Marvin
Belleville
Russell Anderson
Presidential spending power and flag etiquette noted
The article contrasts Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase with modern federal spending arguing the government now has near unlimited power. It also highlights flag etiquette noting the American flag is flown over the National Capitol day and night, a practice unique to that building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
National Capitol
United States
Proclamations Designate Arbor Day and Clean-Up Week
Gov Landon issues two proclamations designating March 29 as Arbor Day and the week of April 8 to 13 as Kansas Clean-Up Week. The Arbor Day notice urges schools and individuals to plant trees while the Clean-Up Week calls for cleaning private and public buildings and grounds with fire departments and civic groups supporting fire prevention and cleanup drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Kansas
State Department
Looking Ahead in Farm Marketing
The corn market shows high, with guidance to sellers not yet moved to sell within two to three weeks. Buyers planning to feed later should wait, as corn recently sold about 10 cents below the February peak. Weak consumer demand, imports of corn and other feeds, and a soft wheat market drive prices down.
Dinner Guests Highlight Social Visits in Local Notice
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Bert Hageman and Helen, Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson, and Miss Edna Neher at Miss Blanche Hageman. Josie Fullen dined with O W Nichols home Monday. LeRoy Winters and family from Angus came for Nels Rosene’s funeral. Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor and daughters joined Mr and Mrs Robert Doctor for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hageman
Helen
Mr. and
Vs. Chester - Anderson
Edna Neher
Blanche Hageman
Josie Fullen
The
O. W. Nichols Hoyne
LeRoy Winters
Angus
Nels Rosene
Paul Doctor
Robert Doctor
Washington impressions on cherry blossoms in April bloom
The Journal reports that the Japanese cherry blossom crop in the Sixth district will be bigger and earlier than last year with blooms starting in the first week of April. illuminations at night are authorized to attract visitors to the Capital City during the bloom period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Tom
Congress
Corn Prices Likely Steady If Wheat Strengthens
The corn market may hold steady if wheat prices firm, with no clear rally or drop indicated. Analysts suggest corn could stabilize temporarily should wheat advance, reflecting cross commodity price sensitivity.
Music Festival Set for March Twenty Ninth at Belleville
The county music festival will be held Friday March 29 in the Belleville senior high auditorium. Scandia group directs a 31 member program under Miss Deda Louise Drake featuring Venetian Love Song by Ethelbert Nevin sung by a mixed sextet Norma Aspegren Mavis Freed Ruth Ahrens Ada Jeandebeur Lloyd Larson and John Nylund with tenor John Nylund. The second number To a Wild Rose by Edward MacDonald is also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anitital
Belleville
Republic
Scandia
Courtland
Narka
Cuba
Wayne
Norway
Munden
Kackley
Agenda
Scandia + group
Deda
Louise Drake
Will
Ethelbert Nevin
Norma Aspegren
Mavis Freed
Ruth Ahrens
Ada Jeandebeur
Lloyd, Larson
John Nylund
Edward MacDonald
Festival program features Norma Aspegren trio and glee club
The girls trio Norma Aspegren Ruth Ahrens and Mavis Freed sing Mother Goose Suite with pianist Alice Isaacson while the glee club performs unaccompanied. Festival participants include Vivian Ady Ruth Ahrens Winona Anderson Norman Aspegren Evelyn Brown Helen Brown Faye Cady Ardith Curtis Wanda DeBerry Mavis Freed Evelyn Hohman Arlene Hugos Bernice Jackson Ada Jean Debeur Fern Johnson Georgine Johnson Mildred Johnson Ella Larson Leora Loring Virginia Lee Marshall Lucille McDowell Ella Mac Dowell Matilda McDowell Wilma Mitchell Fern Shotzman Vivian Nelson Regis Sigshee Mae Sothers Kathryn Thompson Alice Isaacson Lloyd Larson and John Nylund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Aspegren
Ruth Ahrens
Mavis Freed
Glee , Club
Lewis
Henry Horton
Alice Isaacson
Glee Club
Vivian Ady
Winona Anderson
Norman Aspegren
Evelyn Brown
Helen Brown
Faye Cady
Ardith Curtis
Wanda DeBerry
Evelyn Hohman
Arlene Hugos
Bernice’ Jackson
Ada Jeandebeur
Regis
Sigshee
Mae Sothers
Kathryn.Thompson
Lloyd Larson
John Nylund
Thoughtless Hunters Destroy Road Signs
A Kansas State Highway Department bulletin notes thoughtless hunters target road warning signs causing annual property damage. About a hundred signs per month are thrown away and replaced, with some signs reconditioned after bullet holes shorten their life beyond a year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Highway Department
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Vernice DeNoyer
George Cardwell
Clay Center
Nebr
Géoil’ Brand
DeNoyer
Vivian Nystrom
Ed Jensen
Vetus Johnson
Oscar, Bergstrom
Clifford Latson
Kent
Hardy
Emil Pearson
Charles Johnson
John Sothers
Doris
Ernest Freeman
Walter Gilmore
Harry
Nelson
Jamestown
G. A. Nystrom
Haywood Ostberg
Sherman English
George
Jean Debeur
Ada
Concordia
A. H. Lorentz
Delphos
LaVerne
Lars "Hammer
Harold
Lloyd Hammer
Benny Lervold
Chas
Johnson
Oscar Bergstrom
Halsey Barberana
Elmer and
Anna Anderson
Conrad
Sedertin
Joseph Johnson and
Myra
Sherwood
B. W. Selin
Carl
Mrs. Carrol
Anderson
Judith
Olaf Anderson
A. C. Thompson
Jennie
Arthur Black
Henry Roscoe
Rydal Ladies’ Aid
W. A. Johnson
Lawrence Olson
Phyllis
Emil Isaacson
Miss Jessie
Nichol
Emma Poage
Ernest Wennersten
Gustava Ostberg
Melvin Ostberg
John’ Larson
Audrey Tedrow
Gayl Tedrow
Jack Reece
Wilbur Miller
G. A. ‘Wight
Nathan Isaacson
Washington
the Journal
Anderson Garage
Candia Cleaners ‘and Clothers
Miss Drake
Isaacson Will Accompany
Courtland Pictures Ltd
Courtland, Kansas
Ricardo Cortez
Virginia Bruce
Constance Collier
Regis Toomey
Wilsons
Clear Brook
S. J. Summers & Son
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
Tos
the Hammer Grocery
Edison
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