Local News Roundup late spring events and notices
Gust Lindin returns from Illinois after fall absence. Scandia plays Randall at home next Sunday. Winnie Wilson of Formosa visits Dora Engle in Concordia. Preble buys a new Overland roadster in Kansas City. Mrs M L Gunter returns to Kansas City. Riverside orchestra planned for next Wednesday. Binder shop offers repair work. Hoxie Western film Men in the Raw at Princess Saturday with two comedies. Mrs Calder and Mrs McMahon visiting. Nelsons welcome Evelyn Marie born May 10. Riverside dance tickets draw crowds. M A Preble hosts guests Ezra Williams Hobart West Jas Rasmussen. Bettis and Sanderson homes get new paint. Theo Hanson sells threshing machine from Mt Clair Neb. Will Fulcomer of Colby visiting. plans to barber in Colby.
Dark Rings Under Eyes and Salina Visit
An ad notes camphor and other ingredients in Laéveptik eye wash for relief of dark circles and redness. A group of young people drove to Salina Sunday to visit Miss Edith Alspegren, a local bank employee, with companions listed.
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Haggmai,& Wires
Salina
Edith Alspegren
Ella
Dorothy Aspegren
Ruby
Esther
Edith Smith
Pauline Nylund
Reynold Nystrom
Harry Moller
Mrs Chas Peterson Observed 65th Birthday by Neighbors
Mrs Chas Peterson was surprised Thursday by neighbors calling to greet her on her 65th birth anniversary. The visitors included Mrs Herman Anderson, Mrs Lloyd Davis, Ruth and Leona, Mr Cand, Mrs Elmer Danielson and Kenneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Peterson
Herman Anderson
Lloyd, Davis
Ruth
Riverside Dance Next Wednesday Feature by Dee Atherton
Dee Atherton's orchestra will perform for a dance at Riverside next Wednesday evening. Also noted is sale of German millet seed at $1.00 per bushel by John Moe of Scandia. Frances Harmon and her baby from San Francisco visit relatives in town. preparations for binders and headers repair are advised by R. L. Linton. Jack Johnson pitched for Oklahoma City in Omaha, 7 to 5, and is expected to join a league team before summer.
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Dee Atherton
Riverside
John Moe
Scandia’ Phone 906
Frances _ Harmon
Baby
San Francisco
Paul E. Erickson
Jack Johnson
Pall
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Jack
Local notices mix farm items and family news from Kansas
The column lists corn cultivators and farm supplies in Courtland and Jewell areas, with bakery equipment upgrades in Turon. It notes Mrs. Nimécks recovering from illness, Mr. Ray Chilcott adding a bread kneading machine, a Kansas wedding in Hutchinson, and Mrs. Baker’s recital success at Kansas Wesleyan University along with picnic preparations and a subscription prompt.
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Ray Chilcott
Juniors Host Sophomores in English Contest and Activities
Sophomores won the Junior Sophomore English contest. Juniors hosted and the English class members along with faculty met at the Presbyterian church then went west to the bluffs. Juniors provided wieners pickles coffee marshmallows and buns which disappeared quickly. After eating, games followed. Juniors were good hosts and Sophomores won the field events. Agriculture class judged sheep at KK Applegarth's Monday. Seventh and eighth graders enjoyed a Friday hike. The eighth grade prepares for Commencement. The seventh and eighth grades earned 48 dollars from a plays. Scandia High baseball finished a good season with 11 10 win over Belleville in playoffs after beating Republic 17 12 the prior Friday. This places Scandia second in the county half. Courtland leads with one loss and five wins. This is Scandia’s first high school baseball team in two years. An ad notes selling items via the Journal. Many Scandia residents attended the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concerts at Concordia Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Presbyterian Church
Bluffs
KK. C. Applegarth
Scandia High
Belleville
Republic
Scandia
Courtland
Pogue and Birch Family Attend Presbyterian Services
Mr and Mrs T A Pogue and W A Birch and family traveled from Minneapolis last week to attend church services and visit Mr and Mrs Mahaffy.
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T. A. Pogue
W. A. Birch
Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church
Mrio
Binder and Header Canvas Repair Offer
Repair offer from R. L. Linton advertising binder and header canvas fixes at low cost. Provides services likely targeting upholstery or bookbinding needs with emphasis on affordability.
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R. L- Linton
Graduation Sunday evening service at Swed ish Methodist Church
Religious services for the graduating class will be held Sunday evening at the Swed ish Methodist church. Rev. Mahaffey will deliver the sermon. There will be special music.
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Swedish, Methodist Church
Mahaffey
Floating School Sails to Teach Indians in Alaska
A model floating school named Boxer sailed from Seattle for southeastern Alaska on a mission to teach natives trades such as wireless telegraphy and navigation. Officers from the United States Bureau of Education will oversee the excursion to fifteen Thiinget Tsimpsean and Rhydah villages along the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Boxer
Alaska
J. H. Wagner
United States
Bureau of Education
Lincoln Star Moves to New Building and Upgrades Plant
The Lincoln Star announces relocation to a modern building with one of the nation’s most efficient newspaper plants. New typesetting machines are installed as the star plans a mammoth Hoe press capable of producing 64 page papers in one run and delivering 16 page editions at 80,000 per hour. The paper prints six editions weekly and notes enhanced train service options.
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Lincoln Star
the Star
The
Lincoln
Star
Lincoln Star Subscription Rates Announcement
The Lincoln Star advertises out of town subscriptions and latest news via AP and INN wires. It promotes daily and Sunday editions with annual rates of 3.00 and 4.50 and offers direct mail or agent signups.
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Associated Press
International News Service
the Star
Daily Star
Lincoln Star
Star
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Peterson Bros
Gust Lindin
Illinois
Randall Club
Winnie Wilson
Formosa
Dora Engle
Concordia
W. C. Preble
Kansas
Isaac Smith
M. L. Gunter
Kansas City
Atherton
R. L. Linton
Jack Hoxie
the Princess
C. E. Calder
Dodge City
Leroy, McMahan of
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J. C. McCammon
Harry E. Nelson
Jamestown
Evelyn Marie
Nelson
Violet Nystrom
Beatrice
M. A. Preble
Ezra Williams
Hobart
Rydal
Okla
Jas. Rasmussen
Grandfield
A. M. Bettis
Myrtle Sanderson
Frank Kier
Bettis
Ernest Riggins
Theo. Hanson
Missouri Pacific
Mt Clair
Nebr
Teddy
Will Fulcomer
Colby
Will
John A. Freeburg
Res
Cess
Henry
Frank
Peterson
Fermers
Kans
H. E. Nimécks
Kenneth Sandborn
Turon
A.sandborn
Hutchinson
Boreas
Buffalo
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Sandborn
W. S. Baker
Helen
W.o
Kansas Wesleyan University
Miss Baker
Wrenn
Canberra
Zeebrvine
Éitades
Wesers
NEW International Dictionary
C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Masa
U.S.A
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Princess
Dr. D. & O'Brien
Beloit
Haggman & Wires
Vic Anderson
Billings
Produce
Courtland, Kansas
Watts
Ata Halls Catarre
F. J. Cheney’ & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Jeandebeur Furniture Store
C. E. Friend
Devoe
Dever Apet
Perton
Sas
Journa
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