Norway Kansas News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
The Norway 4-H Club met at the schoolhouse with plans for May 25. Several residents attended a checker tournament in Rydal and a funeral in Malta Bend. The county grade track meet at Belleville saw Norway grades place second. Many guests visited relatives, including Mrs. Hattie Bartlett en route to California and Mrs. Ellen Hammer to St Joseph hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Aid
Roy’ Ile
Tom Gile
Anton Ofstad
Kansas City
Ellen
Hammer
St. Joseph Hospital
Hattie Bartlett
California
Ida
Rudolph Johnson
Belleville
Norway
Clarice Ross
Anita, Medlin
Morris Medlin
B. B. Medlin
Malta Bend
Billy Pruett
Wilmer
Wells
Kansas
Minta Walters
Vernon Wright
Mildred Tiller
Cuba
John ‘Bergstrom
Inez
Ivan
Lillian Hedstrom
Clay
Center
Nebraska
Frank Larsen
Jimmy
L. J. Larsen
Clara’ Melhus
Merle Hammer
Minta Walter
Sarah Wright
Winifred Olds
la. Vera
Gustava Ostbere
Mel Ostberg
Jureday
A Ne ‘Hedstrom
Winifred. Olds
Hans Jensen
Elaine Loring
Naomi Hammer
Mary Nell Darlington
Eva ‘Lash
Geraldine Ames
Rosie. Jensen
Evelyn. Mae. Carlgren
Ellen Ofstad
Mary Pauline Fraser
Eldred Lash
Margaret “Stensons
Xine Christensen
Elsie Vannice
Evelyn. Hammer
Anaruth Darlington
Maxine
Barleen
Elaine Hammer
Pearl Pease
Beatrice
Louie Hammer
Miss Olds
Eugene Larsen
Nnto
Toast Misysse
Jensen
Naomi
Baty Ae
Courtland Local Social Roundup and Senior Banquet
Walter Kier of Lebanon called at J. H. Nunn’s home Sunday afternoon. Oberlin residents H. J. Hitchcock and wife visited Mrs. Bruce Borin. Bernice Brunnemer and children of Osborne visited Alma Peterson and family. Laura Stevenson of Wray Colorado visited relatives and handled business. E. P. Woodard and wife spent Sunday with the Borins. Howard Clark family moved into the Haney property. The Junior Senior banquet, hosted by M. E. Ladies Aid in the church basement, crowned the largest senior class yet with 26 graduates. The program featured invocations, songs, piano solos, and a class play. Mrs. Paul McIntosh’s family returned from Superior. Various local residents hosted and visited friends across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kier
Lebanon
J. H.nunn
H. J. Hitchcock
Ober‘lin
Hitchcock
Bruce Borin
Borin
Bernice
Brunnemer
Osborne
Alma Peterson
Joe Lundblade
Emporia
M. E. Ladies Aid
M. E
Courtland
Paul McIntosh
Gary
Superior
Dau, Een
D. C
Cloyd Marty
Watson Hunt
Republic
A. E. Haney
Shaw
Belleville
Edgar Blackburn
Blackburn
Dickie
John Schlutow
Providence Chapel Picnic Marks Closing School Term
Providence Chapel patrons and Popular Grove school pupils with teacher Miss Inga Rydell enjoyed a creek picnic signifying the term’s end. Rydell will teach another term at the school as flu affected Howard Donaldson this week. Numerous local residents were noted at various Belleville and surrounding-area outings and visits across Sunday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Rydell
Grove School
Charles. Lash
Belleville
Oren Hammil
Ernest
E. J. Fike
Dave Doctor
Noel DeWolf
Peggy Ann
Clarence Cornet
George Fike
Lavina Wilson
State Lake
LaVina
Wilson
Ahead in Farm Marketing by Vance M. Rucker
Extension market specialist notes cattle that were held for slaughter may show weakness and liquidation risk. Poor corn quality and reluctance to take small losses could hasten selling of stocker steers. Hogs should be sold by late April. past March patterns suggest fat hogs should depart by April 20. Lambs show market reactions consistent with expectations but caution advised.
Kansas Lamb Market Outlook Warns of Rapid Decline
The piece warns Kansas lamb producers that the present advance may last only three to four weeks. By market time most lambs will be ready, and prices could fall quickly. Producers should creep feed and market promptly, as June and July may bring much lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Visitors at the Martin Johnson home
Mr and Mrs Ebner Danielson and family Ben Houghton and Matilda McDowell were Friday evening visitors at the Martin Johnson home.
Monday Evening Guests at the Aspegren Home
Me and Mrs Henry Aspegren hosted Monday evening visitors, sharing a cordial reception and light refreshments in their residence. Details of attendees were not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Aspegren
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Pring
Mary’ Nell
Darlington
Laven Carlgren
Lorine
Christensen
Harold
R. E. Devore
Vendeta Manges
Ward Douglas
Miss Galloway
Carol Kellogg
Miss Miller
B. Stewart
Max Nunn
Sor Odo
Stoner Clarihet
Gerald Walter Harbor
Mer. R. E
Devore Anchorage
Velma Walker
Iphomaireia
The
Opera House
G Galloway
Providence Chapel
A. H. Lorentz
Manhattan
Salina
Guy Hahn
Delwin
Superior, Nebr
Kenneth Moore
Peggy McGregor
Concordia
Frank Nickerson
Lila Lee
Charlie Murray
Pacific ‘Northwest
Algo
Princess Theatre
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
Vance M. Rucker
Kansas State College
Wallace Beery
Lionel Barrymore
MGM
Miniatura
Yellowstone
Igc
Polly Brand Coffee
Hamburger
Frankfurters
Weiners
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