41st Republic County Council of Womens Clubs Meet Opens
The 41st semi annual Republic County Council of Women’s Clubs met in Kackley on Monday April 22 with 82 registered. Hostesses were Oak Creek Community Club Lutheran Church Women and Beaver HDU. Hightown members attended, the day featured a program of solos, films on seat belt safety, essays and plays, and a memorial service for three past presidents. Subgroups announced officers, and Belleville clubs invited the October meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic County Council of Women’s Clubs
Kackley
Oak Creek
Ivan Bergstrom
Hager Beaver
Sandra Douglas
Keith Hedstrom
George Faulkner
Belleville
Joseph Johnson
Scandia
Federated Club
Joseph McDonald
Deanell Reece
Peggy Erickson
Dave Anderson
Steven Cardwell
Phyllis Aspegren
H. J. Adams
E. V. Kalin
Dewayne Marty
Courtland
V. A. Berggren
C. G. Mahan
Kansas City
C. W. Strom
Scandia School News Highlights From State Play and Honors
Scandia school reports a Pink Lemonade for Tomorrow one act received a 1 at the State Speech and Drama Festival in Hays. Honor rolls list Deanell Reece, Lynette Boyles, Lola Sandell, Jane Ann Reece, Barbara Tedrow, Linda Freed, Sonia Larson, and others. Y Teens hosted by FFA, 7th and 8th graders scored 100s in spelling, and teachers supported the 7th and 8th grade banquet. Second graders posted 100s in spelling. letters were sent to future kindergartners inviting visits to first and second grade rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Sherman Robison
Deanell Reece
Peggy Erickson
Steve Cardwell
Dave Anderson
Sehoo
Lynette Boyles
Lola Sandell
Jane Ann Reece
Barbara Tedrow
Linda Freed
Sonia Larson
Bette Loring
Linda Erickson
Merle Jackson
Kathy Gile
Leop
Lindecrantz
Jim Osborn
Myron Runft
Yvette Sanderson
Steve Sandell
Everette Fike
Larry Fogelberg
Ann Anderson
Allan Everhart
Dennis Garst
Terry Gile
Bonnie Graham
Jane Hobson
Gene Mahan
Mary Lou Reece
Sheila Thompson
Michael White
Auxiliary Met April 24 Reports Memorials and Plans
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 193 met at the Legion Hall with 21 members. Reports covered the Salina convention and memorial services for Edna Strom Larsen and Ray Tingstrom. The group voted donations to Pee Wee and Cooky ball clubs Youth Center CARE program and Cancer fund. Plans include Mother’s Day cards box and May 22 meeting with crosses and poppies for Memorial Day graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliar
Legion Hall
Charley Carwell
Salina
Edna Strom Larsen
Legion
Ray Tingstrom
Hugh Modlin
Cancer Fund
Hilton Waite
Congress
Dominican Republic
Clarence Aspegren
Clarence Gile
Veterans Hospital
Agnes Cardwell
Charley Cardwell
H. Cardwell
Pub
Fitzgerald Williams M M 3c Vernon R Williams wed
Vernon R Williams and Carol Fitzgerald were married April 20 1963 in Rhode Island church ceremony A reception followed at the bride’s parents home The couple will live at 184 Newbury Ave Apt 5 North Quincy Massachusetts Vernon son of Mr and Mrs R A Williams of Scandia and a 1950 Navy recruit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.M
Vernon R. Williams
Carol Fitzgerald
Rhode Island
Vernon
R. A. (Irish) Williams
Scandia
Scandia High School
Navy
Newbury Ave
Apt
North Quincy
Mass
Selin Receives Citation for Saving Drowning Man
The Messenger reports Lt. Comdr. Carl W. Selin, son of Rev. B. W. Selin, was presented a citation for preventing an almost certain fatality by aiding in a drowning rescue. Both are well known in the community.
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the Messenger
Carl W. Selin
Comdr. Selin
B. W. Selin
Triple L Club Hosts Lady Luncheon and Pinochle
Mrs. Wm Moe hosted the Triple L Club at her home on Thursday afternoon April 25. Guests included Mrs. Wm Clark Mrs Lars Norgard Mrs Carl Ericksn Mrs Roy Thomas Mrs George Fike Jr Mrs George Christie Mrs Axel Jen sen Mrs Reuben Johnson Mrs Ben Denoyer Mrs George Cardwell and Mrs Hisie Johnson. The adjournment planned a May 9 meeting with Mrs Roy Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moe
Triple L
Wm. Clark
Lars Norgard
Carl Ericksn
Roy Thomas
George Fike, Jr
George Christie
Axel Jensen
Reuben Johnson
Ben Denoyer
George Cardwell
Hisie. Johnson
Notice to Dog Owners City Enforces Leash Rules
All dogs must be penned or tied on your property. Any dog found running at large will be disposed of by order of city officials.
Notice to Masons and Home Demonstration News
District Deputy Ray Curtis will visit Lebanon Lodge 221 Monday night May 6. Bring a cipher if you have one. lunch will be served to boost attendance. The piece also highlights Home Demonstration Work HDU gains and county lessons teaching homemakers through extensions, plus comments from Mrs. Homer Cardwell and Juvenile Director Bill Schul about reform approaches and notable judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia Hdu
Axel Jensen
Ray Curtis
Lebanon Lodge No. 221
D.D
Arnold J. Perry
Guy
Ole) Frazier
HDU
Homer Cardwell
Sherdahl Hdu
Karl Holzschuh
Germany
Old Country
Rotarian
Holzschun
Holzschuh
Futhermore
Stewart Lynch
Superior Court of
Delaware
Lynch
Wm. J. Obermiller
Whiting
Ind
Chicago
Alumni Banquet Set for May 24 at School Auditorium
The 62nd annual Alumni Banquet includes a 6:30 p.m. dinner served by Ladies of the Methodist Church and a 9:00 p.m. dance with Jess Gayer and his orchestra. Guests allowed with alumnae. changes per plate $1.75 and dance $1.00. Guest speaker Carl Wennersten of Independence Missouri will discuss The Space Between. Reservations due by May 20 to Mrs. Delbert Aspegren or Mrs. Glen Scrivner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Jess Gayer
Carl Wennersten
Independence
Carl
Delbert Aspegren
Glen Scrivner
Methodist District Conference Opens in Jewell
The Methodist district conference will be held in Jewell with the Kansas Wesleyan Philharmonic Choir giving a 7:30 concert. Saturday evening supper guests include Mr and Mrs Dale Lervold and Jim Belleville. Mr and Mrs Red Deal and girls. Mr and Mrs Phil Dulaney and boys Wichita. Mr and Mrs Bob Jager Concordia. and Mr and Mrs Frank Lervold and Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
Jewell
Kansas Wesleyan Philharmonic Choir
Jewell Methodt Church
Dale Lervold
Jim
Belleville
Red Deal
Phil Dulaney
Wichita
Bob Jager
Concordia
Frank Lervold
Eugene
U and I Art Club Meeting At Mrs Larson's Home
Mrs M L Larson hosted the U and I Art Club at her home on Tuesday April 23. Members and two guests enjoyed a bridge afternoon and a lovely lunch. The group adjourned to meet Miss Blanche Haggman next. Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe were Monday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Vap Nortwick and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srhs
FFA
M. L. Larson
U and I Art Club
Wallace
Aspegrepn
Republic
R. E. Cooper
Ray Tingstrom
Carl Hammer
C. W. Str Om
George Cardwell
Bertha Granstedt
Lena Lloyd
W. J. Matthias
ElReno Sedertin
Algor Anderson
Misa Blanche Haggman
Mrs
Ralph Moe
Mr. Elmer
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Agnet Cardwell
Cherley Cardwell
Duaine Greenslade
Cecil Brand
San Bernardino
Calif
Otto Nelson
Oliver Johnson
Courtland, Kansas
Pleasant Grove School
Dist. No
Warren Johnson
Ralph Rasmussen
Roy Moore
Clarence Strom
Leslie Rasmussen
Ambrose
Rex Sandell
Marvin Rosene
Loren Silsby
The
Republic Eub Church
E. L. Rickel
Mildred Burris
Manhattan
Kenneth Thomas
York
Nebr
F. R. Hazard
Omaha
Fred Fridell
Rio Dell
Ada Swiercinsky
Elgin
Okla
Delma Nelson
Imperial
Jack Ambrose
Hartford
Sweet
Berry
Wagner
Powers
Ray Allen
Gertrude Sweet
Pearl Denoyer
Jackie Gritten
Silsby
Pauline Berry
Clarence Mahan
Louis Johnson
George
BE. M. Bastvedt
Martin Larsen
Dag Christensen
Oslo
Norway
Eastvedt
Scandia School News
Vicki Florell
Patty Hallgren
Lyle Larson
Betty Jo Tedrow
Cheryl Currie
Bill Erickson
Marilyn Larson
Donna Runft
Colleen Thompson
Wilson
Jan Anderson
Ronald Aspegren
Deborah Bennett
Gordon Berry
Sheryl Everhart
Rose Johnson
Beth Lervold
Richard Melby
Saralyn Reece
William Davis
Jack Davis
Dianne Fogelberg
Kenneth Forsberg
Kenneth Garst
David Isaacson
Paula Lewellyn
Michael Nondorf
Danny Sandell
Russell DeWitt
W. J. DeWitt
Jamestown
Chester
Nebrand
Janet Horak
Larry Gene Gillette
St. John Lutheran Church
Neal Cady
Frank Lewis
Clyde
Leslie Cady
Beloft
National Hdu
WHEK
County Achievement Tea
Bill D. Schul
Kansas
U and 1 Art Club
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