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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
4
Journal entries show a G R meeting on April 25 with Ada Samuelson leading topics. A Girl Reserve food sale occurred at Carl Hammer’s. various student activities and community talks are noted along with busier week for senior commencement planning and exams.
District 96 Andrew Petersons in business Monday. Mr and Mrs M A Larson and Mrs M P Grim and daughter visited Belleville Monday afternoon. Ethel Johnson a Center teacher was an overnight guest of Wilma Horner. Chas Campbell of Concordia called at the Larson home. A community supper was held at the Center school Tuesday evening in memory of the closing day.
Mrs. Earl Hammond is improving at this writing. Dorothy Cochran joined Helen Hall for a Tuesday supper. Norma Jean Coleclazier stayed with aunt and uncle near Munders. Mr and Mrs Chas Jenkins and Mr and Mrs Roy Hall hosted Friday dinner. Mrs Lee Bowersox visited Belleville. Dinner guests at Wm Vishnefski included John Hall Joe Vishnefski Paul Gene Donald Borandt Evelyn and John Vishnefski. Fern Johnson is on the sick list.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Simpson of Belleville and several relatives visited Oren Hammill on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Berggren and daughters Mr and Mrs E J Fike Mildred and Vivian Nondorf and Earl Hammil and son.
Lee Kinney and Jake Frey made a Western Kansas business trip midweek with Kinney returning Thursday. Several families visited, including Mrs. Lee Kinney with Aileen and Mrs. Florence Fike with Mildred and Vivian Nondorf. A hail storm Saturday damaged fruit blossoms with stones up to three inches. Community members attended the Jewell County Masonic Lodge district meeting at Burr Oak.
A brief notice to contact Henry Peterson at phone 100 regarding ice supply and the status of subscription payment.
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