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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
6
Mower guards for Deering McCormick and John Deere mowers offered at 25 cents each by W. C. Preble. Advertisement.
Maisie Enid Oklahoma submits details for music instruction at Lawrence Kansas with lessons in tuba cello string bass and theory. Instructors include Rollin Ruff Roscheger Apelt van Cleave Sharp Stone Crosby and Worth Blair. Fees: ten dollars per pupil per twelve week term one weekly lesson or fifteen dollars for two weekly lessons. Courses may form at Courtland Scandia and Belleville if enough applicants.
Mrs Martin M Larson and children express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness during illness and for flowers received.
We extend gratitude to those who assisted in finding our father and grandfather and for the floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Garber and family George Sigsbee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Conzelman.
An enjoyable afternoon at Ellen Ham mer Treadays home with 30 attendees. Guests made quilt blocks and shared cake sandwiches and jello while Yola Larsen and others prepared coffee. Several were unable to attend due to measles and illness.
The text reports the marriage of Miss Regis Sigsbee to Mr Ivan Conzelman at Concordia U B parsonage with Rev Holt officiating. It notes Mrs Conzelman as George Sigsbee’s daughter of Ford and her high school graduation. Also cited is the marriage of Elda Ruth Isaacson to Allan P Stav er in Mariam Kansas with Stav er's Kansas City roots and Staver’s Olathe lineage, plus Stav er’s civil engineering work and upcoming move to 301 S 9th St Joseph Mo after June 15.
Nathan Garber returns to Nebraska City after attending the funeral of Merritt Sigsbee. He traveled for the service and is now resuming his plans in the city.
Mrs. M. E. McGregor hosted a Monday afternoon birthday party for her son Pat. Guests included Mrs. Glenn Veach, Donna Jeannette, Mrs. Chester Reid, Mrs. Roy Evert and Thelma Courtland, Mrs. Cley Brewster and Howard, Mrs. Leon Brown and Denny, Mrs. Lloyd-Davis, Mrs. Fred Evert and Vivian, Mrs. Lizzie Evert, Mrs. William Moe and Billy, Buddy Berggren, Mrs. Tom Hay, Vera Smith, Lucille Evert, Dorothy Larson, Mrs. Harry Hansen, Mrs. E. A. McGregor, Helen and Elizabeth.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDowell and family along with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Boman and family visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Currie.
Visitors from Salina Mr and Mrs J P Lundgren visited Saturday with Elmer Danielson and family and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs John Fredrickson entertained on Wednesday with a party in honor of the birthday of heir Paul. Guests included Rev and Mrs By Wn Selin Miss Mabel Garlson Miss Alein Lundberg Clarice Leslie and Clarence Nelson Lloyd Brown Glenn and Elvin Nelson Wilbur Sothers Frances and Lloyd Larson Miss Myra Sherwood and Mr and Mrs Reuben Fredrickson and Alice.
Mrs Frank Tedrow and Gayl. entertained Saturday afternoon to announce Miss Audrey Tedrows engagement to Mr John Heimerich. Guests included Mesdames Duane Johnson Nathan Isaacson H G Hahn Melvin Hillery and Misses Alein Lundberg Deda Louise Drake Christina Hays Vernice De Noyer Adaline Sjoholm Edna Neher Jessie Nichol Floy Anderson Emma Poage. Afternoon featured Bunco and serving by Ada Mae Isaacson Verlee Reece.
Born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Anderson a five pound daughter Shirley Lynn arrived at St Joseph hospital Concordia on April 25. Rev and Mrs W E Birch of Harcourt Iowa were guests at Emma Swensen's during the Omaha district meeting. Mr and Mrs A C Thompson and Jennie visited Mrs Oberia Ryan. Rev and Mrs J E Bergman stayed with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller during the Omaha district meeting. Mr and Mrs O V Nichols Kenneth and Claire Nondorf were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Josia Fullen.
Rev and Mrs Stanley Jensen of South Mariama Iowa were guests of Mrs S P Nelson during the Omaha district meeting. Mrs H G Hahn and Lois Ann spent Friday with Mrs Harry Ferguson of Belleville.
Mr and Mrs Duane Johnson were Sunday dinner guests of Misses Mary West and Jessie Nichol.
Miss Jessie Nichol spent Saturday night at the Duane Johnson home. Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Swan of Des Moines were guests at the John Fredrickson home during the Omaha district meeting. Cleo Ward was a Thursday supper guest at the Lewis Wallin home. Haywood Ostberg enjoyed a Sunday supper at the G. A. Nystrom home. Jean Tingstrom has stayed at the E. P. Ahrens home this weekend awaiting her mother Mrs. Ray Tingstrom’s return from visiting in Hurst Texas. Rev. Carl Jensen of Indianola stayed at Mrs. John Larson’s during the Omaha district meeting. Mrs. N. J. Ward Lucille of Belleville and Don Long of Allan were Saturday dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Ahrens and daughters. Dr. and Mrs. George Nichols were visitors to Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Nichols and family.
Mr and Mrs Gene Henderson of Concordia visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor and their daughters.
Mrs. Ella Hugos of Denver Colorado spent Wednesday through Saturday with Mrs. May White in a brief social visit.
Mrs Lizzie Everts spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs May White and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hammer and family. Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and daughters hosted Sunday dinner. Reuben Johnson and Peggy were afternoon guests. Henry Johnson and wives and W A Johnson visited in the evening with Mr and Mrs Emily Isaacson. Junior Jeanne Plotner spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs G P Plotner.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Erick Gustavson on the birth of a son named Kenneth LeRoy born Thursday April 25. The notice lists numerous local visitors and guests including Rev O G Safdstrom Burling ton IA, Rev H E Weaver Genoa NE, Rev Gustav Freeman Clay Center KS, and many families in Scandia Concordia Courtland and surrounding areas.
Alumni banquets selections list chairmen for menu program and decoration committees. Opal Currie leads menu with Mrs Guy Frazier Gladys Nylund and Marceil Preble among others. Program chairs include Mrs Paul Doctor Lester Burns Phil Cahill Cleo Ward and Dorothy Aspegren. Decoration heads Harry Moller Clarice Wallin co chairs with several members. Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and their sons visited Emil Isaacson on Sunday afternoon.
Entertains Friday Miss Opal Currie and Mrs Joyce Johnson at Currie home. Guests include Vernice DeNoyer and Fern Shotzman who shared high and low Bunco scores. Refreshments featured carrot salad toasted cheese sandwiches pickles ice cream cake and coffee.
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