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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
6
Owing to lack of funds not all Alumni receive invitations to a Friday banquet on May 19. If you did not get one, notify Opal Currie by May 15 if you plan to attend. Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden hosted a Sunday reception honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson with gifts and a luncheon.
The Jolly Junior class of the Methodist Sunday School enjoyed a weiner roast at Sleepy Hollow on Saturday afternoon. Miss Alice Morgan, the class teacher, and Miss Wilma Mitchell, the substitute, accompanied the group. Those who enjoyed the picnic included Eldred Boman, Irene Gritten, Martha Jansen, Alive Nelson, and Corrine Swan.
Frank Carlson chosen as commencement speaker for Concordia High School exercises. Graduation set for May 27 at 2:30 PM in the school building with Miss Wood noting the class exceeds 200 members.
Mr. and Mrs H G Hahn and Mr. and Mrs Melvin Hillery attended Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson at Belleville.
Danner hosts Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hillery as dinner guests at the Guy Ward home on Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Tsaacson and Mrs. John Brandtram transacted business in Belleville on Monday afternoon.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris Mr and Mrs Arvid Larson and daughters Mr and Mrs Geo Larson and family Mr and Mrs W 8 Henry and sons Moe A C Olson Alma and Mrs Ada Aspegren and Norris.
Lester R. Gibbs, driver involved in the accident injuring Dr. Gale of Concordia, was found guilty of unlawfully operating a motor vehicle under the influence. He was sentenced to six months in Cloud County jail by Judge Thompson.
The Social Hour Club met Thursday April 28 with Mrs Louise Strom as hostess. Nineteen members and two guests Mrs Ren Denoyer and Dora Denoyer attended. The next meeting is slated for Thursday May 11 with Mrs Flossie Rasmussen and Mable Cline hosting and a special number planned.
Wednesday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom Mr and Mrs Reno Sederlin Ray and Eugene Clarence Johnson Judith Ann of Kansas City and Misses Ethel and Dorothy Johnson of Courtland at Chas Johnsons home.
Mr and Mrs El Reno Sederlin and Ray and Eugene were guests Saturday afternoon at the home of L G Nystrom for a social gathering.
The Neighborhood Card Club gathered Saturday evening May 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Fike with most families present. May basket score cards marked the season and a late supper of strawberry shortcake sandwiches pickles and coffee followed. Present were the Housholders Johnsons Whitleys McGregors Donaldsons Milners and Fikes with Beverly Ann among the attendees.
Friends and neighbors gathered Friday evening to celebrate Mrs. Reno Sederlin's birthday at her home. Progressive cards yielded high scores for Arthur Anderson and Chester Anderson and low scores for Chas Johnson and M. C. Brown. A pot-luck lunch followed for the Sederlin family and attendees including the Johnsons, Browns, McGregors, and Larsons.
Mr and Mrs G P Rydell hosted Sunday afternoon festivities with Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson family Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom Miss Jetty Green and John Gunivesor in honor of Mr Rydell and Glenn Johnson's birthdays.
Mr and Mrs Lars Hammer hosted a Sunday basket dinner at their home in honor of the birthday of Dr and Mrs O V Nichol. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and daughters, Myrna and Florence Ames, Mrs Benny Lervold and family, Mabel Bayleen and Florence Ames, and Joyce and Kenneth Nichol. Mrs Lou Scofield and family traveled to Topeka with relatives. Mrs Scofield stayed longer while the Nichols returned home.
Rev and Mrs Morris Nichols hosted, with Rev and Mrs Lloyd and Nichols and daughter of Denver as guests on Wednesday. They were enroute to Ohio and were visiting the Rev Nichols' brother, G W Nichols.
Sunday evening dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Rey Nichols and family of Rackley at the home of Dr and Mrs G W Nichols.
Frost proof cabbage per 100 at 40 cents tomato plants per 100 at 40 cents pepper plants per 100 sweet potato plants per 100 at 40 cents Belleville Greenhouse offers garden stock by phone 153.
Potted perennials and large plants offered at 15c, two for 25c. Water lilies 25c each and up. All rock garden and water plants priced reasonably. Belleville Greenhouse, phone 158.
Advertisement offers Sheanandoah Yellow Seed Corn and Boone County White Shewed graded 75e per bushel. Contact Lars Hammer at phone 3506. Date appears as 23.
Estate sale note from W C Preble advertises reduced prices on all machinery in stock and urges readers to place orders for repairs including corn disk repairs. The item emphasizes the Preble Estate liquidation and encourages immediate purchases.
Last Sunday's results show Agenda 3, Wayne 6, Scandia 1, Haddam 14, Republic 4, Belleville 5, Narka 13. John Kalin was called to Kansas City by his son LeRoy Kalin’s serious illness, LeRoy hospitalized in St Luke's. Kalin family resides in Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs John Carlson and Mr and Mrs John Stolander visited at the Chas O Johnson theme Sunday evening.
Saturday evening visitors to Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Currie included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Freed, John M. Currie, Mrs. Emil Boman and family, Mise Delores Larson, and Miss Marcilé Thomas.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nystrom and Lois Jean were guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker at Munden for a social visit. Event details beyond that line are not provided in the source.
Mc Geneva Johnson drove to Salina and accompanied Miss Marie Insley of Manhattan to Goodland Kansas for the District Nurses meeting Saturday. Johnson returned home Monday.
Mrs Elmer Jensen Mrs Paul Doctor and Patty Lou with Agnes Albro visited Concordia on Monday.
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