Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Locals attend church events and visit relatives across towns. Weekend trips include Mr. and Mrs. Cullers and T. J. West to Salina. Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Mason visit Fairbury relatives. Ray Farmer visits Scotts Ville. Mrs. Storer visits Lincoln with her mother. New Mrs. Raymond and daughter and Miss Maxwell in Fairbury. Dr. Warren plans another nasal operation in Lincoln. Subscriptions ask if paid up. The civics class attends Belleville court for a lesson on the U S court system.
Alumni Banquet Invitations Highlight Local Notices
Mrs J B Waite and family visited Concordia over the weekend at the Frank Cook home. Alumni banquet invitations announce May 1 at English Methodist church parlors with Charles Gulick as toastmaster. Bernard Rosene and Oscar Ingebritson return from Army service and may work on a farm. Local visits include Bert Hageman and others to Mrs Alice Wilson in Scandia. Mr Curren remains seriously ill after foot surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waite and Son
Chas. Othberg and Son
Concordia
Frank Cook
English Methodist Church
Perlors
Charles Gulick
Oas
Bernard Rosene
Oscar Ingebritson
Bert Hageman
Mmes. S. A. Haggman
Fred Engwall M. Mainquist
A. W. Walter
Andrew Engwall
Oscar Johnson
Alice Wilson
Scandia
Courtland Journal
Olson Family Visits Brigham After Thirteen Years
Mr. and Mrs. Olson of Brigham and the Gilbert Jensen family of west Utah came Monday for a visit. Mrs. Olson is a sister of Mr. Jensen and this is her first visit in thirteen years. The Olsons have been in Utah forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Olson
Brigham
Gilbert Jensen
West
Utah
West Side
Dancing Near Norway Promises Weekend Fun
Weekend events include a dance at A. R. Lund blade's ranch south of Norway and a suggested social time. Local residents Florence Foreman and family spent time with relatives in Bellaire, Kansas, while Mable Berggren and Sophie Peterson visited Concordia to view airplane displays. Mary Pickford film "Rags" plays next Tuesday night at the Princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
the Princess
Lost fountain pen between woods and town with reward
Local notice says a fountain pen is missing between Date Woods place and town. Finder should leave it at this office to claim a reward. Also mentions baccalaureate services at the Lutheran church next Sunday evening with Rev. J.C. Boyce delivering the sermon at $230 PLA. Bergeron, daughter Miss Ma ble, and Mrs. Clara Cederstam with Miss Sophie Peterson were in Concordia Wednesday to see the aeroplane Nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Date Woods
Lutheran Church
J.C. Boyce
Pla. Bergeron
Mable
Clara Cederstam
Sophie Peterson
Concordia
Rainbow Trail Delay at Princess Ahead of July First
The Rainbow Trail the sequel to Riders of the Purple Sage will not be shown at the Princess until July 1. Rags is of exceptional interest with Mary Pickford supported by capable actors. Oscar Ingebretson, sab division veteran, returned home Friday and received an honorable discharge from Funston last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Princess
Mary Pickford
Oscar Ingebretson
Sab
Oscar
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Funston
Olson Arrives Home After France Service in 9th Division
I d Olson arrived here Monday evening after months with the 9st division in France. He is brother of Mrs Earnest Burns and Mrs Thomas Hay and will visit relatives before proceeding to Montana to take over a ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
France
Mr Olson
Earnest Burns
Thomas Hay
Flontana
School sherbet and cake sale yields thirteen dollars
Last Thursday afternoon the Domestic Science class served sherbet and cake to students and patrons. The orange pineapple grape and apricot sherbet and several kinds of cake were both a lesson and refreshments. Proceeds from the sale totaled a little over $13.
Dunbar minister visits Scandia before return home
Rev. B F Henry of Dunbar Nebraska who gave the commencement address at Norway's graduation exercises on Wednesday evening calls on his Scandia friends on Thursday morning before boarding his train home. He and Mrs Henry praise their new field noting a large up to date church building a modern parsonage and an almost unlimited constituency seen as factors for future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Henry
Dunbar
Neb
Norway
Scandia
Mrs
Henry
Eva Hohr Fifteenth Birthday Party Honored by Mrs Hohr
Mrs L C Hohr entertained Friday afternoon for Eva Hohr s fifteenth birthday with eighth grade students and class colors red and white decorating the luncheon followed by games. Guests included Ruth Hendrix Miss Poage Jennie Lundin Helen Moller Thora Albro Arden Brown Merle Bettis Ruth Nordman Maude Brewster Boyd Hendrix Lawrence Nystrom Frank McHenry and a wrist watch from Eva s father among the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hohr
Eva
Boyd Hendrix
Lawrence Nystrom
Frank McHenry
Evat
Whith
Mrs Wyatt of Concordia Visits Troms with Sister
Mrs. Wyatt of Concordia traveled to Troms with her sister Mrs. S M Wyatt from Saturday through Monday enjoying the visit and sightseeing in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wyatt
Concordia
Troms
Mrs. S. M. Wyatt
Grubb Family Tours to Phillipsburg in Buick
Mr and Mrs S W Grubb with son Leslie and daughter Muriel traveled from Topeka visiting friends until Monday then drove overland to Phillipsburg in their new Buick. The write up notes Grand Island Business College graduates and its promise to place graduates, urging readers to request a free catalogue and mentioning an event on Saturday May 24 with Mr Logan U S AL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W Grubb
Leslie
Muriel
Topeka
Phillipsburg
Grand Island Business College
Tax Payment Date Set For June 16 With Penalty Warnings
Daniel Roper announces that the second installment of income and profits taxes for 1918 is due by June 16 not June 15. Since June 15 is a Sunday, payments received by Monday June 16 will be accepted without interest or penalties. Interest and penalties apply for late payments after June 16 under the 1918 Revenue Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Roper
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
YWCA Uniform Drive Aids Women Stranded Abroad
Elizabeth M. Clark appeals to the National Student Committee of the YWCA for clothing for 300 foreign women students in Switzerland. Four packing cases of used garments from colleges in the New England states and other areas will be dyed and altered for wear by those unable to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Switzerland
Elizabeth M. Clark
Worth Student Christian Federation
New Fingland States
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
National
Clark
New York
Ulsters
Student Committee
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Swans Down
Star Grocery
C. C. Cullers
T. J. West
Salina
Ray Farmer
Mr. Farmer
Scotts Ville
J. G. Storer
C. Kimsey
Lincoln
New
V. A. Raymond
Ella Maxell
Fairbury
F.L. Warren
Lincoln Hospital
A. J. White
Belleville
Theo. Granstedt
Wickman
United States
Curren
the Bank of Scandia
State of Kansas
Furn
U.S
County of Republic
J. H. Sandell
G.w.nimocks
Walter E. Wilson
Kan
J. E. Whitney Co
C. Cullers
G. W. Nimocks
Cecil Moller
Shirley Foreman
Bellaire, Kans
A. R. Lundblade’s
Mable Berggren
Emerson
R. C. Chase
Kansas
Farmers Phone
F. Ik. Ward
Granstedt
Alfy Tingstrom
Victor
Iowa
Rock Island
Mary Nystrom
Ole Hammer
Scandia High School
Lois Tebow
Rev
Sahlen
Louis Johnson
Arvin Olin
Uni. of
Claude Goodwin
Treas. of Board
J. J. Richards
Tor
Princess
Mr. Logan
U. S. AL. Sa Aiday
Ats
Usco
Chas. Drashner-Munden _Mosher
F. W. Simmons-Bellevile
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