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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson hosted a Sunday dinner at the Lawrence Olsen home with Richard Everett Johnson Mr and Mrs and Oliver Johnson and Eugene joining the gathering.
Miss Irma Dietrich and Mrs Kath leen Harker were Tuesday afternoon callers at the Robert Doctor home.
Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Johnson and Lucille included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tingstrom of Centralia Washington Mr. and Mrs. T. K Millenger and family of Topeka and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cooper Patsy Jacquelin and Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Cooper. The Tingstroms had been visiting at the N. S. Cooper home and with other relatives and left Tuesday morning for Centralia Washington.
Mr and Mrs Harold Hammer and sons join Mr and Mrs Iver Hammer and baby for a Sunday visit. Oscar Aspegren dines with Noble Isaacson as does John Stevenson of Belleville with Oscar Odell and sons. Kenneth Danielson Irene and Gloria Swanson travel to Salina. Kansas City guest Ron Clark and Concordia couple Jean Clark and family join Bill Clark and Billy for Sunday dinner. Rebecca Lodge meets at Mrs George Haser home. Carl Freed of Oakland and Vincent Nelson of Grand Island spend Sunday at Oscar Linden home. Rev M A Perkins hospital update from Sterling, and Mrs Fred Evert notes his improvement. Bill Moe and Ralph Moe share Sunday supper with Albert Moe.
Harold Rasmussen, agent for Wheat Growers Mutual Hail Insurance Co., lists phone contact as a741 with address details incomplete in paragraph.
Austria-Whites White Rocks Leg Rocks and White Leghorns offered for sale on May 20 and May 24. Auction details outline breed availability and batch counts.
For sale items include a used refrigerator listed by Norman Currie and tomato plants, ice box, two wool rugs from Mrs. Bill Moe. Strayed two white face steers weight 650 to 700 lbs B brand on right hip reported to Lloyd or Martin Blosser. City lots 526 527 534 535 in Block 15 bordering Highway 36 belong to the City and will be sold by sealed bids with bids due to the City Clerk by June 3 1949. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. WM. MOB Mayor JOSIE M ROBISON City Clerk.
Drilling notice references K C Lori Mer of Scandia Kansas with four drill tips.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Wright dined with Mr and Mrs Harold Hammer Friday. Mrs Charles Barleen and Miss Eleanor weekend visitors at the Hammer home. Norway beat Miltonvale 11 to 2 with Godfrey Boman pitching. Visitors at Chester Anderson Friday evening included Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson Mr and Mrs Walter Henry and Philroy. Sunday guests at Arnold Perry’s included Mr and Mrs Wallace Aspegren Mrs Paul Aspegren and Patrice. Mrs Lillie McGregor returned to Scandia after an extended visit. Maurite Freed of Burlington Colo returned home for a few days. Max Berry, recently at Hoisington, went home Saturday and started work at Haddam Monday. Mrs Paul Aspegren and Patrice spent Thursday in Hebron Nebr.
Mr and Mrs A N Hedstrom spent a Sunday afternoon at the Ivan Bergstrom residence, sharing greetings and conversation in a quiet social call.
Mrs Harold Rasmussen seeks the return of a lost locket found on the streets of Scandia Kansas The Scandia Journal lists for sale cabbage and tomato plants from J W Smith phone 4891 and advertises a position for a practical nurse in a private home in Concordia with good working conditions and pay.
One of our tuners Mr. Ray Moon will be in this area next week. If you wish his services, write at once to King Music Co. 211 13 West Douglas Wichita Kansas.
The Cameron Seed House in Belleville Kansas lists on hand Sudan brome grass millet Kansas Orange cane surmac ceoti red black amber narkan Attlas sargo and other seeds. Cleaning services by our clipper cleans ers are always ready.
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