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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1926
Page
7
Local brief notices include residents visiting relatives in Omaha Randall Ada Anderson in Scandia Hamburg and Norton trips plus a big Friday dance at I O O F hall with Ambrose orchestra. Also a hospital return Philip Cahill and teaching plans Miss Gertrude Magnusson to be a future Union Valley school primary teacher.
Eskil Lundberg of First National Bank Omaha has earned a second promotion and now works in the transit department. Neighbors and friends gathered Saturday evening at the Jacksons to celebrate Mrs. Jackson’s birthday. Visitors including C. T. Larson family Helmer Hoel Concordia G Anderson Randall and Delpha Myrtle Larson Courtland joined the Jon D. Larson home on Sunday.
R Hanna and Sons of Courtland Kansas are the headquarters in Republic county for the Moline line of implements.
Dr Ahrens was in Belleville Monday morning on business and bought potted plants and flowers for Mother's Day at Jeandebeurs. Ed Rosenquist and Mrs Granstedt visited Mrs GC Granstedt Sunday. Miller Loring work on cemetery mounds copings. Carrie Aberg Ella Wennersten and Oscar Johnson family visited Gust Aberg home Sunday. Ice Cream Social Dist 42 Saturday evening. Zella Mosher teacher. Family groups visited Mrs Foreman in Lebanon Sunday.
Mrs E S Wilson Andrew Wilson and Mrs E C Wires visited Mr and Mrs A C Wilson in Concordia Sunday. Mr and Mrs M G Loofbourrow and Marjorie came from Abilene. Arthur Freeman Claudia Violet Grover from Jamestown John Sothers and family Mr and Mrs Waldo Woods and baby Conrad Florell and Georgine Madison also attended. Lunch was served at six o clock.
Invitations go to over two hundred Scandia alumni for the annual banquet set Friday May 21 at the Legion hall. Methodist ladies host the banquet at their church parlors. A highway grading crew moved from Weislogel pasture to near Courtland to finish to the county line while paving bits prep for the slab start soon. Chan Cullers builds a summer cottage by the J. J. Smith place bluffs and plans family stays with riverbank kitchen near fish habitat. Concordia weather bureau notes for March report mean 49.6 degrees, 8.9 degree deficit, high 90 on the 17th, low 20 on the 3rd, one inch precipitation with 7.4 inches of snow and 1.42 inch deficit. Auto truck hauling by Strand Bros. phone 2719.
Mr and Mrs 8 D Biakeley were calling in Formosa Wednesday evening. FOR SALE Horses and Mules kafir and fetteritta and implements. R A Hugos Bt Caution is urged by the fire chief William Gunter who recommends paper and trash, when burned in the business section of town, be placed in containers for burning.
Miss Grace Larson of Lincoln visited over the weekend staying with her parents Mr and Mrs John D Larson. She left for Lincoln on Monday morning.
Mrs. Clair E. Wren completed her school work at Scandia on Friday April 25 and left for Paola Kansas to join her husband who has worked in Paola since March as a salesman for the Equipment Company of Kansas City Missouri. The Wrens formerly lived in Concordia.
A light rain fell Saturday night with heavier precipitation in the east and north portions while the south half received none. The report notes a general rain is needed now to bring the wheat out in good shape.
Jerry Kershner, deputy internal revenue collector and longtime resident, wed Frances Hemphill last Friday April 30 at the Cory home with Rev. D B Magee officiating. Frances Hemphill, formerly of Belleville, is sister to Mrs. C E Cory with whom she has lived for the past year.
A young woman with a charming personality and admired singer is featured. She graduated from Belldille High School and Kansas Wesleyan University, studied voice in New York with Oscar Saegel. Mr. Kershner, a Concordia native, is deputy internal revenue collector and partner in K. L. & Ri drug company. They will reside in Concordia after marriage.
Carrie Aberg Mrs. Chas Freed and June attended activities in Belleville Friday, appearing at local social events and gatherings.
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