Sunday Supper Guests at Mr and Mrs Sederlin Home
Mrs C S Sederlin hosted Sunday supper with Mr Laurin and Jim of Detroit, Mich and Miss Pauline Cardwell as guests along with Mr and Mrs Sederlin and Dr. Ser Seilerlin.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
7
Mrs C S Sederlin hosted Sunday supper with Mr Laurin and Jim of Detroit, Mich and Miss Pauline Cardwell as guests along with Mr and Mrs Sederlin and Dr. Ser Seilerlin.
Wire reports Mrs. W W Aspegren attended the funeral of Frank Beck at the cemetery last Tuesday with noted attendees and local mourners present.
Mrs. John Carlson and Adolph Nelson and Bud were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swanson and Vernon, and Miss Anna Swanson. Afternoon guests include Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson.
Junior Cady returns to Scandia and joins Haggman and Wires drug store. Mr and Mrs Cady and their family live in an upstairs apartment above the pool hall.
Mr and Mrs Albert Moe and Mr and Mrs Bill Moe hosted Sunday dinner with Moe family members and Ralph Miles as an afternoon guest in a small social gathering.
Claudia Kay Rasmussen spent Wednesday with Irene Hammer, sharing time in a casual social visit.
Mrs. Wilbur Zener Mrs. Minnie Farrell Mrs. Clarence Barber Mrs. Gunda Larson and Mrs. Robert Doctor attended Sunday evening church services in Belleville. Mr and Mrs John Carlson were Monday evening guests of Mr and Mrs E M Eastvedt. Mr and Mrs C O Reece spent last Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Lottie Lervold stopped by the E M Eastvedt home Thursday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Currie included Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Anderson and Marilyn and Allen Currie. Evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don Bur andt and Eva Larson of Concordia. Miss Alma Nichol of Osborne, en route to Waterville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Freed Saturday.
Sunday evening guests at the Vernon Erickson home were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Freed, Sharon and Rex.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Danielson and the Sandells with Lola visited Mr. and Mrs. Gust Haligren on Friday evening in a social gathering.
Classified snippets show multiple items for sale including a Poland China gilt herd and a 1937 Kelvinator refrigerator with contact numbers. Also notes found and lost glasses with rewards, a wanted buy for a small barn, a Model A Ford for sale, and fryers priced at 35 cents a pound with seller Ted Larson.
Local well drilling contractor K C Lorimer of Scandia Kansas advertises services from route 2 offering drilling and related earth works for residential and small-scale commercial needs.
A flurry of social visits fills a Courtland area page with multiple host gatherings. Mr and Mrs Joe Odgers and Jeanne Berry visit the Norgards and Boyd, while Moe and Berry dine with the Tedrows. Various families including Loring Hohman Mahin Medlin and others share Sunday meals and coffee across Courtland Formosa McCook and nearby towns.
One used spinet piano and one new console piano case slightly damaged on rental. Will sacrifice if sold in this area. Write Hanni Music Company former Wolfe's Salina Kansas.
Advertising an outdoor trailer space rental for ten dollars per month and up with lights water and a shower. Location described as out of flood district one block east and one block north of the funeral home. Contact Celia Stromberg for details.
For sale two lots in East Scandia on a school house hill between Mrs Hohman and Mrs Paul Erickson. Good building location. Contactphone 2944.
An advertising note from Haggman and Wires Drug Store promotes T-4-L antiseptic foot treatment. It claims rapid germ killing, a colorless fast drying formula, and a 40 cent refund if not completely pleased within an hour. Periodic use is advised to prevent athlete's foot recurrence.
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