Local Residents See Guests Visit And Activity
Local community notes many visitors and social events. Mrs A E Somers and Dee Houseolder from Manhattan spent time here. Families from Troy and St Louis visited relatives. School masters met in Belleville. Lutheran Dorcas social planned for May 2. Lincoln visitors and a Presbyterian Welcome circle gathering noted. Also listed are poultry sales from Jenkins Farm in Jewell and travels of McKee and Leweke families to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Houseolder
Manhattan
Cc. C
Reece
Troy
Local Residents Attend State Bankers Meeting in Manhattan
Mr and Mrs G W Nimocks and Mr and Mrs C C Cullers and Mrs F A Cullers left Thursday for Manhattan to attend the state bankers meeting and plan to return Friday evening. Helen Molier of Dighton Kansas visited her brother Harry Molier and friends during the final week of school. Miss Molier is a graduate of Scandia high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alph Leweke
Marengo
Iowa
Mr. Leweke
Rock Island
G. W. Nimocks
C. C.cullers
F. A. Cullers
Manhattan
State Bankers’ Meeting
Helen Molier
Dighton
Kansas
Harry Molier
Miss Molier
Scandia
Bill Boggess Takes Mumps Illness In Manhattan
Bill Boggess became ill with the mumps in Manhattan early this week. Mrs and Mrs E M Boggess drove there Tuesday and brought him home. He will return in two weeks to take his examinations at K S A C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Boggess
Manhattan
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Appointments
Mr and Mrs George C Immer of Hutchinson visit daughter Mrs William Matthias and Mr Matthias. Mrs W E Anderson hosts Leona birthday party with Kathryn Doctor Hazel Edgren Wilhelmina Wetzel Lloyd Wetzel Elvin Bettis Cleo Ward John Nimocks. Mabel Hagemann returns from Flint Michigan resigns hospital post to help ill father S A Haggman. Mrs J L Bowser will take piano and voice pupils at 1601 N Belleville on Saturdays until June and may visit Scandia later. write Miltonvale or see Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Immer
Hutchinson
William ‘Matthias
Matthias
W. E. Anderson
Leona
Kathryn Doctor
Hazel Edgren
Wilhelmina Wetzel
Lloyd Wetzel
Elvin Bettis
Cleo Ward
John Nimocks
J. L. Bowser
N. Street
Belleville
Scandia
Royal Neighbors Hold Surprise Farewell at Lodge Hall
The Royal Neighbors held their regular meeting then surprised Agnes Albro and Ruth As as they leave for California. Agnes, the RNA recorder for three years, received a string of pearls while Ruth received a vase with bath salts. They will be greatly missed by the lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Albro
Ruth
California
Agnes
Rna’s
Hageman Wires Notes and Local Social Snips
Paris Green insecticides advertised at Hageman and Wires. Inga Rydall weekend with Algor and Mrs Anderson. Tomato plants for sale at 75c per hundred. West attends bankers convention in Manhattan. John Davenport and Mrs Davenport visit from Superior. Dorothy Aspegren Ruth Albro and Melvin Hillery dine at Robt Nylund home. Blanche Burns and Blanche Sanderson travel to Belleville on county superintendent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T._J. West
Manhattan
John Davenport
Superior
John Poage
Dorothy Aspegren
Ruth Albro
Melvin ‘Hillery
Robt
Nylund
Blanche Burns
Blanche Sanderson
Belleville
Local Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
Miss Grace Stice stayed with her grandmother Mrs I V Stice after arriving from Abel. George Sigsbee and family from Manchester visited his parents Mr and Mrs J M Sigsbee and relatives. Frank Hausserman and wife and Don Hausserman with wives came from Clay Center to see Mr and Mrs Jake Weislogel. Ford Olson family August Olson and E W Burns gathered at the Rodde home in Concordia. Miss Grace Street a Scandia native and Emporia Teachers College student will teach primary grades in Allen Kansas next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss ‘Grace
Stice
Abel
I. V
George Sigsbee
Manchester
J. M. Sigsbee
Frank Hausserman
Don Hausserman
Clay Center
Jake Weislogel
Ford Olson
August Olson
E. W. Burns
Rodde
Concordia
Grace Street
Scandia
Emporia Teachers College
Allen
Kansas
Meeting of Chapter at Belleville Discusses Initiatory Work
A chapter meeting at Belleville Monday evening included A. R. Morey E. W. Burns T. J. West Steve Blakeley and Ed Olson. Ed Olson began the initiatory work of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Morey
E. W. Burns
T. J. West
Steve Blakeley
Ed Olson
Belleville
Hastings Visit Sparks Wisconsin Weekend Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hastings and baby traveled from Lincoln Nebraska to spend the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. John Roage. The note also mentions ordering twine and automatic cancellation if crops fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hastings
Baby
Lincoln
Nebr
Jesse. Hastings
John Roage
Woman Returns from Lincoln College to Lead Alexander School
Ruby Smith has returned from college at Lincoln Nebraska and will head the primary department at Alexander Nebraska school next year. Agnes Albro and Clarence Albro are noted in connection with household items, including a rug, coal heater, oil heat er, oil stove oven, rocker, porch swing, iron bedstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Albro
Clarence Albro
Ruby Smith
Lincoln
Nebr
Alexander, Nebr
Epworth League Honors Members Departing From Community
The Epworth League entertained at the Emil Isaacson home Monday evening in honor of Emma Reece Clara Plowman and Lyle Wetzel leaving the community at term end. Dainty refreshments were served. Much regret is expressed at the loss of these young members from the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Emil Isaacson
Emma Reece
Clara Plowman
Lyle Wetzel
Contractors push road work across Kansas counties
Carl Reece and Harold Coleman of Coleman & Reece have worked at the home plant this week. Carl advances road work rapidly in Doniphan county while Harold runs mixers near Emporia. high water delays progress in Lyon county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Reece
Harold Coleman
Coleman
Wheat Beards And Alfalfa Seed Notes From Kansas
Weather records at Kansas State Agricultural College date back to 1859 and remain the oldest collection in the state. Alfalfa seed from South America will be marked orange red after July 2 1927 and is not suited to Kansas. Farmers are urged to rotate crops and use home grown seeds with cottonseed meal and linseed oil meal for profitable milk yields. Arthur Matthias in Atchison County reports strong demand for custom spraying services this spring per County Agent Joe M Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Illinois
Arthur Matthias
Atchison County
Joe M. Goodwin
Nine Lessons Worth Learning Nuggets On Living Well
Practical maxims on guarding one’s own business keeping troubles private and smiling despite pain. Choose humor calm words storytelling kind talk and a cheerful exterior to ease others and oneself. End with a reminder that a sunny greeting helps when others carry their own burdens.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Somers
itsRepublic
Ray Tingstrom
St. Louis
E. C. Wiréssand
Mabel Berggren
Anna , Wohlfort
Bert Haggman
Herman Ander
R. T. Walker
W. J.‘ Matthias
Bellevillé
C. T. Magnussen
Cc. A. “Forsberg
Harold Wingstrom
Oberia Ryan
Presbyterian Church
Jenkins Poultry Farm
Jewell Kan
Jewell
C. A. McKee
Dewey Pndersen
Atchison
C.E. Albro
Mabel Hagemann
Flint
Mich
S. A. Haggman
Paris
Hageman & Wires
Inga Rydall
Mrs. Algor Anderson
Royal Cascade
Twine
M. A. Preble
Rock Island Garage
E. H. Lewis
the Bank OF Scandia
G. W. ‘Nimocks
C. Cullers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Goodyear
Ually
Mayes
Derby
Ford
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