Kansas Sales Tax Tokens Issued For Retail Use
The Kansas Retailers Sales Tax Act effective June 1 1937 requires registration with the State Tax Commission to sell retail and taxable services. Retailers must obtain a Certificate of Registration, and tokens for passing tax to consumers are sold in boxes of 500 or multiples at $1 per box plus postage. Applications and token forms are available from city clerks and banks, with payments by certified or money orders.
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Kansas
State Tax Commission
Sales Tax Department
Topeka
The
Tax Commission
United States Postal
Mrs John McCrossan Buried After Brief Illness
Mrs John McCrossan 65 died after a brief illness and was buried Friday afternoon at Courtland. Services were held at the Christian Church with Rev B W Selin officiating. She was born northwest of Scandia and was mother of Mrs J H Nunn formerly of Scandia. The McCrossans lived in Courtland.
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John McCrossan
Courtland
The
Christian Church
B. W. Selin
Scandia
J. H
Nunn
New Ford Purchases Highlight Belleville Dealership
Lloyd Davis and Nick Fink bought new Ford cars Tuesday from L. F. Miller, the Belleville Ford dealer, marking a local retail win for the outlet.
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Lloyd Davis
Nick Fink
L. F. Miller
Belleville
Will Rogers Humorous Exchange About Hats and Raincoats
The piece presents a light dialogue where Mrs Friend offers Bettys old hat and raincoat to a child. The child contemplates his mother would do similar favors for Betty, though Mrs Friend quips Betty might stay for dinner until the rain stops.
Kansas Lumbermen Elect Ted Sanborn President
Ted Sanborn, manager of the A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co. at Belleville, was elected president of the Kansas Lumbermen’s association at a meeting in Salina last week. Sanborn and his brother Austin own five yards.
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Ted Sanborn
A. M. Sanborn Lumber ‘Co
Belleville
Kansas Lumbermen’ S Association
Salina
Ted
Sanborn
Austin
Our Savior's Lutheran Norw y Bishop T. O. Torgeson Sermon
Church notes report Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 o clock. A Baccalaureate service honors high school graduates with student James Claypool of Bethany College preaching. Pentecost services planned for May 23 at 11 o clock.
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James Claypool
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Ada Lutheran Church May Activities and Events
Ada Lutheran Church Kackley led by Pastor Carl G Danielsen announces Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11 with evening service at 8. Activities include choir rehearsal Tuesday, Sunday School teachers meeting May 21, Luther League study May 27, Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs P J Slipsager and Mrs Ar ne Johnson May 27, confirmation rehearsal May 22 and a Sunday evening program outline. Kackley High School graduation is set for May 19 with the commencement next Wednesday.
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Luther League
Ladies Aid
Kackley High School
Methodist Episcopal Church events and services announced
The Ladies Aid Society meets in the church parlors with hostesses listed. Refreshments will be served until seven. The choir will not meet Friday. Confirmation Class meets Saturday afternoon. Church School at 10 A.M. Morning worship at 11. League and evening service at 7 30 led by Alice Nelson and Mae Sothers. cordial welcome to all services.
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Ladies Aid
John” Naslund
John Fredrickson
E. Beck
Russell Anderson
O. Linden
C. W. Johnson
Alice Nelson
Mae Sothers
Methodist Church
The Little Friendly Church Amana Lutheran Listing
The Little friendly Church Amana Lutheran led by Pastor M D Linerson holds Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11 2 30 Friday Dorcas Society meeting with guests Mrs Pedro Ryder Mrs Carl Hammer and Mrs Algor Anderson Pastor Linerson to attend meetings in Page City and Herndon Delegates Adolph Nelson and Rev Linerson attend Kansas Conference synod in Omaha June 14 to 20 Redevelopment committee chosen Peter Pehrson Carl Hammer Adolph Nelson and Rev M C Linerson seeks donations for church auditorium refreshment
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Omaha
Adolph Nelson
Linnerson
Peter Pehrson
Carl Hammer
M. C. Linerson
Billy Sheridan Dies at 64 After Sudden Heart Attack
William Sheridan, longtime Concordia resident and community figure, died Sunday afternoon from a heart attack while at a baseball game. He was 64 and had been in poor health for some time.
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William Sheridan
Concordia
Mr. Sheridan
Nebraska Wesleyan oratorical champ Hannah Johnston
Miss Hannah Johnston daughter of Rev and Mrs J E Johnston of Great Bend Nebraska and a Nebraska Wesleyan student won the 63rd Interstate Oratorical Contest at Evansville Indiana defeating 20 college orators from across the United States. She is president of Theta Alpha Phi and plans to attend June Methodist Church anniversary services in Scandia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Johnston
Great Bend
Nebr
Nebraska Wesleyan
Evanston
United States
Miss Johnston
Theta Alpha Phi
National
Honorary Dramatic Society
Miss. Johnston
Nebraska
Scandia
Scandian
G R and Y W C A Hold Installation Service
The joint G R and Y W C A installation occurred May 6 in the high school auditorium with officers retiring and new cabinet members pledging to their roles. Ruth McGregor performed a violin piece and refreshments followed.
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G. R
Alice Greenslade
Rockies
Ruth McGregor
Mildred Johnson
Girl Reserve
Girl ‘Reserve Club
Brandstrom House Moved to New Lot North of Scandia
Fred Brandstrom moves his house from north of the Scandia baseball grounds to a lot north of the skating rink. Ernest Fulcomer assists. The house is the last building relocated from land bought by the state highway department for Scandia river bridges approaches.
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Fred Brandstrom
Scandia
Ernest Fulcomer
Mr. Brandstrom
Brandstrom
State Highway Department
Mrs Fuller and child visit Sugarite kin this week
Mrs Richard L Fuller and her children of Sugarite New Mexico spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs E C Kaliman Mrs Fuller plans to travel to New York later this week to join her husband who is taking a special medical course there.
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Richard L. Fuller
Sugarite
New Mexico
E. C Kaliman
Dinner Event Hosts Mention Mr and Mrs Jeandebeur
Mr and Mrs George Jeandebeur and Ada hosted a Sunday dinner. Attendees included Ray Reager and Merle of Mankato, Mrs Chris Jorn of Oberlin, and Mr and Mrs C F Jeandebeur.
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George Jeandebeur
Ada
Methodist Church Plans 60th Jubilee Celebration
Plans for the 60th anniversary of the Methodist church near completion. Jubilee events run May 30 Confirmation and class exercises, June 2 historical program, June 4 anniversary banquet, and June 6 anniversary services. Speakers include Dr. L E Cooke, Rev. Joel Borgman, Rev. J E Johnson, Dr. J Andrew Arnett, and Hannah Johnston.
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Methodist Church
L. E. Cooke
Concordia
M.E. Church
Joel Borgman
J. E. Johnson
Great Bend
Nebr
J. Andrew Arnett
Strong Aurora shuts out Scandia 5 to 0
The Aurora club defeated Scandia 5 to 0 on the Aurora diamond last Sunday afternoon. Scandia pitcher Cahill allowed four hits. Scandia, managed by W. S. English, faces Republic Lutheran next, with word of an excellent opponent pitcher.
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Scandia
Aurora
Cahill
W. S. English
W. H. Berger
Journal
Republic Lutheran
Mrs Behrens Injured After Fall From Building Steps
Mrs Ed Behrens sustained internal injuries and bruises after falling from the back steps of the Kallman building on Friday. She was transported to St Joseph hospital in Concordia for treatment.
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Ed Behrens
Kallman
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
Neighbors Do Good Turn for Injured Farmer
Last Friday neighbors finished discing the corn ground for Harry Benjamin who is off work after a circle-saw injury three weeks ago. Emerson Mallory Leslie Rasmussen Orin Reed and Howard Vandeveer assisted.
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Harry Benjamin
Topeka Visit and Hospital Stay Noted
Mary Lou Squires and family traveled to Topeka with Mr and Mrs Lewis Squires. Mrs Squires and Mary Lou stayed in Topeka while others returned to Scandia. Mary Lou entered Stormont hospital for a cast change before coming home. Mr and Mrs C C Johnson and family and Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson and Gerry of Kansas City were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom.
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Topeka
Lewis Squires
Mary Lou
Don Burant
C. C. Johnson
Lewis Johnson
Gerry
Kansas City
Oscar Bergstrom
Topeka Man R. Walker Travelled Through Scandia
R. Walker of Topeka visited Scandia on business Tuesday and Wednesday.
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R!t. Walker
Topeka
Scandia
Coyotes Capture Eight Near Stromberg North Of Scandia
A report notes eight young coyotes captured about three miles north of Scandia near Stromberg. The mother coyote was not seen during the dig site operation.
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Stromberg
Scandia
Turkey Bulletins and a Jefferson Memorial Library
Washington Impressions notes that Bulletin No 1409 on Turkey Raising is available via Congressman Carlson. It also mentions a proposal to rename the Library of Congress the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Library and recalls Ann Royall pursuing John Quincy Adams for an interview by the Potomac as he swam.
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Carlson
Department ‘of Agriculture
Thomas, Jefferson
Washington
Ann Royall
John Quincy - Adams
Potomac
Government war on grasshoppers begins with arsenic bait
The Department of Agriculture will mobilize a one million dollar program to fight grasshoppers and chinch bugs using bran and sawdust bait laced with sodium arsenic. The plan aims to attract pests with bran, while arsenic does the killing, extending the bait with filler.
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Department
of ‘Agriculture
Graduation plans outlined for 1937 seniors
Senior class of 1937 at the Kansas Wesleyan University High School will graduate with a sequence of events starting May 21 with class night. Activities include history prophecy and class will, awards, baccalaureate May 23, and commencement May 25 headed by Dr B F Kimpel. Eighth grade rites May 24. Class size is 23 with 13 boys and 10 girls. Community dinner and alumni banquet follow May 26 and 27 respectively.
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M. C. Linerson
B. F. Kimpel
Kansas Wesleyan ‘University
Salina
Woodrow Anderson
Max Bowersox
Ference Burge
Robert Cahill
Vernon Everett
North Central Kansas Free Fair stadium work progress
Work on the stadium stone work at the North Central Kansas Free Fair is expected to take six weeks. The back wall and front grandstand abutment remain, with a new wrought iron gate replacing the wood gate. A bandstand will be erected between the two stadiums per P. E. Tyler.
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Kansas Free Fair Stadium
P. E. Tyler
Fair Board
Playground Project At Courtland Under Chamber Sponsorship
A playground project is expected at Courtland under Courtland Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. Labor provisions for the NYA county forces have been arranged by Glenn Wilkes, county NYA supervisor, who spoke at a Courtland meeting held last week.
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NYA
Courtland
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Will Rogers
Kansas Lumbermen
Our Savior’s Lutheran — Norway
T. O. Torgeson
Ada Lutheran Church
Kackley
Carl’ G. Danielsen
Methodist _Episcopal Church
Little Friendly Church
Amana Lutheran , M. D
Linerson
Billy Sheridan
Illinois
G. R. and
Y. W. C. A. Hold Installation Service
Methodist
Mrs. Behrens
Coyotes
Turkey
Frank
England
Japan
Italy
Iti
B F. Kimpel
Kansas Wesleyan University
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