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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Paul G Reed announce the birth of son Jerry Lee on May 14 at St Joseph hospital Cordia. Grandparents are Paul L Reed of Lancaster California Mrs Dorothy Reed and Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren.
Sunday dinner guests honored Judith on her birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Anderson with attendees including Ada Aspegren Minnie Anderson George Larson Lorraine Larry Loren Carlgren and family Deanna Sothers Clyde Norris and spouses from Belleville.
Walter H. Berger attended a Thursday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnston and family in Clair and Charles Johnston with Mrs. Mabel Johnston for Charles birthday anniversary. Saturday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeWitt and Judy with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of Con. Mrs. Warm Zimmerman joined Wednesday dinner with Mrs. George Cardwell.
Classified notices show Steckley and Preston Hybrid Seed Corn priced as low as 8.50 per bushel for flats by Juddy Freed. Also a used spinet piano offered by George Nolan in EsBow Kansas, and a trade for a truck car or motor boat. A part time national distribution opportunity requires a car, funds 950 to 1900, about 6 hours weekly for up to 250 monthly, write Box 8418 Minneapolis MN.
An aggregation of classified lines offers a used spinet piano with payments of 8.10 monthly, Milo seed including Pure Plainsman and certified hybrids, and a Zig Zag item. Credit managers and Box 554 Topeka address appear for piano buys, plus Scandia listings for Milo seeds and Pfister Hybrid seed corn from L. M. Stensaas.
Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Berggren’s home celebrated the marriage of Frank Berggren and his spouse. Attending guests included extended family and friends such as Novak, Marvin Novak, Lee Almerang, Wayne Pickel and many others. Reverend J Orville Bookles of Clyde visited Tuesday for dinner with the Richards.
Beloit visitors Mr and Mrs George Cardwell and Mr and Mrs A H Lorelitz joined Mr and Mrs John Hooker in Concordia on Sunday evening. Other gatherings included Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson at the Russell Anderson home, and Mr and Mrs Harold Swanson with family at Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson’s Thursday supper. Debutante guests included Mr and Mrs Al Kennedy and Debbie with Mr and Mrs Bill Clark Friday. The Bellville party Ruby Thomas and Mrs Freq Wager dined with Mrs Wm Clark on Wednesday. Russell Rosene of Kansas City visited his mother Mrs Henry Rosene over the weekend. Edith Norris and Reuben Johnson dined with Oscar Berggren Monday. Mrs Earl Kuhn of Belleville called on Scandia friends Monday afternoon.
Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeWitt and Judy included Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sandell and children and Vernon Broom of Topeka. Evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Al Kennedy and Debbie and Mrs Wm. Clark. Additional visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nelson and Jean of Superior Nebr. and Mr. and Mrs. Chris E. Nelson, who joined Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Richards Friday evening for ice cream and cake in honor of Mrs. Warren Nelson's birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Iney of Fairbury Nebr and Mrs. Norman English and Jon of Denver Colo spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. English.
Belleville residents Mrs Hester Stenson and family joined Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren and others for Sunday and Tuesday evenings visits. Walter H Berger spent midweek at the Wichita Veterans hospital for his annual check up. Open house at C W Strom home celebrated the 50th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jess Thomas with guests including Ben Denoyer George Cardwell and Steven.
Mr and Mrs Jim Reed along with Jimmy and Cindy visited Palmdale California for a few days to see relatives and friends over the weekend.
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