Scandia Hi-News Reports Hi-Y Conference and Officer Elections
Scandia Hi-News notes that Irvin Nondorf Darwin Houshol der Norman English Charles Paul Nelson Chester Ewing Donald Smith Ray Sederlin Ronald Clark Elmer Follen Carl Kallman and Quentin McMurray with sponsor Mr. Morgan traveled to Beloit on Monday April 26 for a Hi-Y spring conference led by Leslie Heitz of Mankato. Lincoln Hi-Y also held an example cabinet meeting followed by recreation and a banquet. Fourteen of twenty one expected attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin ‘Nondorf
Darwin Housholder
Norman English
Charles
Paul Nelson
Chester Ewing
Donald Smith
Ray Sederlin
Ronald Clark
Elmer Follen
Carl Kallman
Quentin McMurray
Mr. Morgan
Beloit
Hi-Y
Leslie Heitz
Mankato
Scandia Boys
Lincoln Hi-Y
May Schedule of School Events
The document lists a sequence of school events from May 6 to May 21 including a Mother Daughter Banquet G R Y W installation on May 6, a Junior Senior Banquet on May 7, final examinations May 18 and 19, Commencement Week May 16 with Baccalaureate Service May 16, Class Night May 18, Eighth Grade Commencement May 19, High School Commencement May 20 and the Last Day of School May 21.
County Track Meet Sparks Records In Courtland
The county track meet held in Courtland on Tuesday April 27 saw Narka win with Courtland second. Narka’s Simmons set a javelin record of 146 feet surpassing 141 feet 5 inches and Andrews of Courtland broke the low hurdles mark from 26.5 seconds to 25.9 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland
Norway
Narka
Munden
Scandia
Simmons
Andrews
FFA Members Attend All Night Fishing Party and Qualify
About twenty FFA boys joined an all night fishing party Saturday sponsored by Mr Groves. Kansas hosts 5000 active FFA members with roughly 300 eligible for the state farmer degree. 78 qualified with Everett Johnson among them. On Friday April 30 high school girls beat grade school 47 to 22 in softball on the tennis court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Groves
Kansas
Everett Johnson
Republic County Honor Roll appears in old school list
The Republic County honor roll lists multiple students by last name initials and grades, including Irene Bundy as valedictorian and Loren Dean Isaacson among others. The roster features numerous surnames such as Evans, Spear, Tipton, Havel, Linden, Rasmussen, Beneda, Dittmer, Flint, Shara, and many more in a long class roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Bundy
Valedictorian Dist
Loren Dean Isaacson
Santatorian
Marian ‘Evans
Joan Spear
Billy Dean Tipton
Edward Havel
Neola Linden
Loren Bowman
Everet Fredrickson
Virleen Joy Derowitsch
Anan iLadeane Holmes
Ella Rytych
Junior Rasmussen
Wilma Jean Beneda
Henrietta Dittmer
Ernie Lee Flint
Charles Shara
Gladys -Abelbeck
le Roy Awalt
Cleo Gail Barton
Charlie May Beecher
Arvid Bergstrom Magdelena
To Blazek Lloyd Erroll Boyd Virgil Claude Canning
Doris Chopp
Paul Clark
Charlies Cornett
Jack Cromwell
Elwin Danielson
Deloris Dulin Welma Dolezal
Charlotte Ekstrom Kenneth Biliott
Lee Embree
Maralee Erickson
Mary Frazier George Ernest Fuller Gerald Deanhallack
Walter Herzfield
Wanda Hicks Iris Alene Holmes
Dorothy Faye Houghton
Keith Jackson
F. J. Janousek, Jr
Dorothy Je
Shultz Calls for Confident Leadership in Wartime Policy
Shultz urges a decisive, credible wartime policy to restore public confidence. He criticizes Washington releases and OWI for creating confusion and distrust, says Republicans must define a clear course in 1944 despite labor pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
America
OWI
Free diagnostic clinic for crippled children in Republic County
A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children will be held May 18 1943 in the Republic County Courthouse basement Belleville Kansas. Sponsored by Republic County Medical Society and Kansas Crippled Children Commission the 9 AM to 3 PM event features orthopedic surgeon Dr Charles R Rotbold Wichita with free examinations advice and diagnoses under Kansas Crippled Children Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Kansas
Republic County Medical Society
Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Republic County
Charles R. Rotbold
Wichita
Kansas Crippled Children Law
Wunty
C. 4. Ashapgman
Scandia
Irma Nixon
Jewell City
Olin C. Knight
Concordia
Frank Meek
Clay Center
Carl D. Rosenkranz
Washington
W. T. Lutz
Beloit
E. S. Barger
Smith Center
Swanson Dinner Guests Include Swenson Family Visitors
Monday dinner guests at Ed Swanson included Dr. and Mrs. Emil Swenson of Minneapolis and Amanda Maxwell with Adolph Nelson and Yvonne plus Will Swanson. Other visits came from Duaine Robison of Manhattan and Harry Hohman family. Sunday guests for Anna and Will Swanson featured Dr. Emil Swenson and S. G. Swenson with Amanda Maxwell and Adolph Nelson among others. Ernest Freeman Guy Gardner Richard Lundberg and Loren Florrell visited L. A. Nondorf Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Swanson
Emil Swenson
Minneapolis, Minn
Amanda Maxwell
Adolph Nelson
Yvonne
Anna
Will Swanson
Duaine Robison
Manhattan
Paul Ewing
Harry Hohman
Chas. Hohman
S. G. Swenson
Dena Anderson
Gloria Lee
Ed Sonson
Ernest Freeman
Guy Gardner
Richard Lundberg
Loren Florrell
Janice
L. A. Nondorf
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G. R
Girl Reserve
Gloria Nelson
Tia Marie Moe
Norma Lervold
Joyce Nichols
Moitiay
Norma Jean Searcy
Evelyn Stromberg
Audrey Thomas
Irene Swanson
Norma Coldazier
Pauline Larson
Mastc
Eldora
Norma Richards
Frickson
Republic County Honor
Elmore Palmer
Delbert Roper
Marvin Scrivner
Lorene Shulda
Robert E. Simmons
Duane Snyder
Gerald Sothers
Bobbie D. Sterba
Betty Swaney
Paula Swiercinsky
Wanda Taylor
Harold Vrana Joyce
Irene Vrana
Billy Waite
Dean Watson Jr
Avis Mae Wilson
Jean Witt
Shultz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Uiu
Bellans
FEEN
Clinic For
Dale Ainsworth
Kansas City
Phillipsburg
Mrs. Ainsworth
BE. M. Eastvedt
Chester Erickson
Erick Erickson
Albert Jackson
Jacob
Carl Lindberg
Charles Aspegren
Republic
Albin Forsberg
Faulkner Funeral Home
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Nelson’s
Nabisco
Lewis Lye Perfex
Duz
Pumpkin, Extra Ltd
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