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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
2
A Detroit industrial scene shows factories with thousands of workers and high car production while observations across Indiana Illinois and Nebraska highlight bus travel air traffic and improving train comfort. The piece notes rail and bus links between Chicago and Detroit and mentions political visits and local social events.
Free delivery of ice available to customers who notify the Concordia Ice Company. Contact Phillips 66 by phone number 50 to arrange delivery.
Interested people invited to first band practice on Wednesday evening June 3 at the high school music room. Beginners welcome and instruments may be provided if needed. Floyd Johnson.
Marriage license recorded for Glen D. Lahodny and Ur Lena Scarborough of Cuba. Federal liquor charges filed against two Belleville men after a raid last week. Bill Burwell Sr. pled guilty, sentenced to one year in federal prison. Chet Hill pleaded not guilty, case unsettled. Sheriff Moore escorted Alice Price to Kansas Industrial Farm for Women at Lansing, first county inmate to be sent there. Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. filed suit against O B Olson and Hazel Olson seeking mortgage foreclosure. District court adjourned to May 27 for state bar association meeting.
The column notes Congress will likely adjourn in early June to June 6 or 8 as only must pass revenue and relief measures. It questions the need for large battleships, arguing the Navy already has sufficient protection and that the push is to match foreign powers. It recalls Woodrow Wilson’s quirky inscription practice and hints at legislative bottlenecks at year end.
Probate Court of Republic county Kansas will hear Claus G Sandell administrator seek a full final settlement of the estate of Albert T Sandell at the Belleville courthouse on Friday June 5 1936 at two o clock PM. The filing requests allowances for services and attorneys fees discharge of duties and release of sureties and heirs determination.
C G Sandell announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Commissioner of the Second District in Republic County subject to Republican voters August primary. Henry Johnson also announces Republican nomination bid for Commissioner Second District in Republic County subject to voters at the August primary.
Curtiss S. Moore announces candidacy for Sheriff of Republic County subject to Republican voters in the August primary. The notice references Nordman and the party selection process for the office.
Announcements show W G Bill Campbell running in the Republican primary for sheriff of Republic County. Milek Kepata aligns with Democratic voters at the August primary. Chas Peterka seeks the Republican voters in the August 4 primary election.
The statement from WM. R. Goodwin announces his bid for the office of Clerk of the District Court, subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
The notice lists candidates Chas H. Strnad for County Clerk Arthur K Chieds for District Court and J F Carmony for District Court, all running for Republican voters in Republic County in the August primary.
Henry H. Van Natta seeks the Probate Judge seat in Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket subject to voter will at the August Primary. He appears on the party line for the upcoming election phase.
For treasurer nomination in Republic County subject to Republican voters will at the August primary. G. P. Plotner seeks the post.
J. B. Angle files as a candidate for State Representative in this district. He seeks the Republican voters support in the August primary.
In Republic County, Laura M. Hill announces her bid for a second term as county superintendent. She competes in the August primary among sub voters seeking continuity in school administration.
Official notice announces Guy E. Ward as candidate for county attorney of Republic County subject to the Republican vote at the August primary. Ward seeks party support in the county contest.
Thursday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rene DeNoyer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tedrow, and Mr. and Mrs. George Cardwell at Walter Tedrow's for Mrs. Tedrow’s birthday. Friday afternoon guests of Ada Aspegren included J. O. Anderson, Carrol Anderson and daughters, George Larson and family, and W. S. Henry and Philroy.
Mrs Tingstrom spent Saturday in McPherson with her husband Ada Jeandebeur accompanied her to Salina to visit friends Jeanne Protner of Lindborg and Mr Tingstrom returned to Scandia for the weekend. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs John Fredrickson Paul Rev and Mrs B W Selin and Carl at Otto Nelsons home Mrs E C Nichol of Concordia dined with Mary West Bernice Simmons visited Henry Rosene Friday night Mr and Mrs Nathan Isaacson Ada Mae and Paul dined with Edward Robison family Henry Johnsons of Rackley visited Emil Isaacson Sunday afternoon Mrs W A Johnson visited Emil Isaacson at Oscar Johnsons Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tedrow of Pueblo Colorado arrive Monday afternoon to visit friends and relatives in town.
Sunday afternoon guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Conzelman at the Art Jacobson home. Elizabeth McGregor returned to her residence near Norway after visiting her sister Peggy. Mrs. E A Lewis and Mr and Mrs Frank Nickerson of Belleville were Thursday evening visitors at the Kenneth Moore home.
Saturday sales advertise a full quart of Marshmallow Peanuts for 10c at the Bargain Spot. Social items list Mrs. Jerry Strand of Munden and Mr and Mrs Guy Butler of Kansas City as Saturday guests of Will Clark and family. Sunday visitors include D L Crider and Gloria at the Carl Hugo home. Presbyterian church service Sunday morning. Rev J M Mahaffey of Tecumseh Nebraska to deliver sermon.
Alva Emrick of Belleville spent Monday in Scandia on business. Max Douglas of Belleville spent Saturday here at the J. H. Hooken home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stofer of Courtland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stofer, Louis and Jakie. Mesdames E. H. Lewis Paul Ewing J. R. Stofer and Clara Blakeley spent Thursday afternoon in Concordia. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson were Wednesday evening visitors at the Adolph Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Nystrom were Sunday afternoon guests at the Lewis Wallin home.
Wanda DeBerry, a Scandia High School graduate from last spring, is employed in Oregon as she begins her post school career.
Helen Johnson and Maurice Johnson of Kansas City visited their parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and Mr and Mrs C Q Johnson for the weekend. Victor Ahlstrom of Salina was a Sunday guest of his father Jonas Ahlstrom.
Mrs Grace Mitchell and Wilma hosted by Mr and Mrs Glenn Householder. Wilma Mitchell and Gayl Tedrow stayed with Lu cille English Thursday night. Jennie Thompson, visiting the Dr Eagleson home in Concordia, returned to Scandia Saturday morning.
Mrs O J Wetzel returned to Scandia Sunday after weeks in Logan with sister Lulu Rodebaugh visiting. Numerous local households hosted guests including the Plotners Norgards and Gust Fogelberg, and Whitleys and Martins. Frances and Ruth Curtis left for Topeka for work and schooling, while Bernice Mahan visited Courtland.
Republican candidate Frank G Spurney announces his bid for Republic County Attorney in the upcoming primary. He frames his campaign around serving the county and appealing to voters in the election.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer Peg gy McGregor John Nystrom Leo Smith and Clifford Hugos attended the Norway Alumni Banquet Friday evening. A covered dish supper followed at the W. M. Miller home Sunday evening with guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Heimerich Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Downing and Gene Mr. and Mrs. Duane Johnson and Jacqueline and Mr. and Mrs. Miller.
Families from Kansas Nebraska and Portis gathered for Sunday meals at several households. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pease of Sylvan Grove along with Mrs. Herbert Greise of Hastings joined Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Brown for dinner. Other visits included Dr. Burns and Ethel hosting Ernest Burns and L. G. Nystrom with Lois Jean in Portis.
Full assortment of all sizes and kinds straw hats available at The Bargain Spot with an advertising note.
Dr E Pp Ahrens spent Thursday evening in Narka visiting Fred Lowe who is critically ill at his home.
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