Community Notes From Union and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Paul Milner and children visited the Earnest Mikesell home to help with a new baby. Families from Washington and Scandia townships spent Mother’s Day with relatives. Farming reports note rain and frost and corn planting nearing completion. Local students and parents attended school events and picnics. Several residents traveled to Salina and Concordia for various visits and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Milner
Iscandia
Earnest Mikesell
Milner
Leslie Johnson
Dc. R. Johnson
Washington Township
Emery Hall
Alfred Kailman
Belleville
Edmond Swhercinsky
Naomi Nylund
Roy Hall
Concordia
Glenn Goodwin
Dan Housholder
Mary Milner
Freedom
James Mallory
Republic
Nels P. Nelson
Salina
Emery Johnson
H. Stradley
Union
Scandia
Dewey Marshall
Joe Evans
John Hall
Washington’ Township
E. B. Halls
Scandia High School
Maurine Larson
Duane Johnson
Marie Rydwall
Harris
Liss Charlotte Scott
Norway
Earl Johnson
Darrowich
Chester
Out Johnson
Freedom Township
Otto Nelson
Social Calls and Gatherings In Rydal This Week
Crowded week in Rydal with visits from Sunburst Montana residents Mr. and Mrs. Corma Cobb to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cornett. Mrs. Hobart West’s sister Mrs. Jacob Aliphant traveled to Enid Oklahoma to visit her daughter Mrs. Robert Hussey. Social visits include Macolm Wait in Courtland, and a Belleville party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Dooley with guests Hobart West Joe Barrett Buelah Barrett and Wayne Smith. Rydal Ladies Aid met with roll call noting Mother's Day gifts. Visitors included Mrs Ora Ball Dickerman George Dooley Nora Bowling and Mildred Bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corma Cobb
Sunburst
Montana
Nathan Cornett
Hobart West
Jacob Aliphant
Enid
Okla
Robert Hussey
Macolm Wait
Courtland
Will Pierson
Faun Hamilton
Joe Barrett
D. S. Doctor
Will Currie
Hugh McGowan
Ed Kallman
Wenda
Marguerite McGowan
Iona Wait
Ora Ball
Dickerman
George Dooley
Nora Bowling
Mildred Bowling
Local Social Visits and Home Activities Around Concordia
Mac Drovetta shelled corn for John Young Monday afternoon and hauled it to Rydal. Lester Tates visited Concordia Monday morning. Mrs. Josie Lorimer and children visited Mrs. Maude Young Monday afternoon. Mabel Norma and Thelma Woodka played with Henry and Albert Young. Mrs. Steele of Elgin sewing machine canvassed the neighborhood last week with several orders. Minnie and Cora Bowling and Nora Bowling visited Ionia Wednesday to see Celia Kinken. Mr and Mrs Chas Walter and Mr and Mrs Clark Murphy were dinner guests in Concordia Saturday. Earl Pattersons visited Mrs Cora Young Sunday. Emory Bowling and wife of Manhattan visited Ed Fraser Sunday. Cora Bowling and daughters returned home with the Frasers for a short visit. Emory Awalts and Marvin Kimballs drove to Clyde Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
John Young
Rydal
Lester Tates
Concordia
Josie Lorimer
Maude Young
Mabel
Norma
Thelma Woodka
Henry
Albert Young
Steele
Elgin
Minnie
Cora Bowling
Nora Bowling
Ionia
Celia Kinken
Chas
Walter
Clark Murphy
Chas Murphy
Earl Pattersons
Cora Young
Emory Bowling
Manhattan
Ed Fraser
Fraser
Emory Awalts
Marvin Kimballs
Clyde
Local families host visitors on Sunday journey
A motor trip brought the party to Tonia Sunday where they visited the Kinken and Lorimer households, Vic tor Thompson and sons, John Young and sons, Chester Woodka and family, and Mildred Barleen, meeting several relatives and friends.
Social Round at Rydal and Belleville Hosts
Mr and Mrs Hobart West hosted Sunday with Will Currie Joe Rogers Elmer Farlee. Frank Williams dined with Mrs Thomas Williams of Belleville. Mildred Smith and Buelah Barrett dined with George Dooley of Belleville. S E Hatchenberg from Freedom Okla visited Hugh McGowan family. Rydal Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Ben Doctor Thursday. Edna Farlee visiting aunt Mrs Joe Rogers. Joe Rogers Frank Farlee dined with Elmer Farlee. Rydal and Republic tied 4 to 4. Marguarite McGowan has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Thomas Wililiams
Belleville
Mildred Smith
Bue‘lah Barrett
George Dooley
S. E. Hatchenberg
Freedom
Okla
Hugh McGowan
Rydal Ladies Aid
Ben
Edna Farlee
Joe Rogers
Frank Farlee
Elmer Farlee
Rydal and
Republic
Rydal
Marguarite McGowan
Local community notes from Courtland area gather for June events
District No. 96 residents visit relatives and celebrate birthdays while neighbors share trips and tasks. Cattle shipments to Kansas City involve Claus Freeman John Anderson and the Mainquist Bros with Clarence Freeman Edgar Mainquist and Arthur Anderson. Baccalaureate services for Courtland High School seniors held at the Opera House Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sjolander
M.A. Larson
Fern Kellogg
Mary
J. E. Street
Grace
Fred Lundberg
Edith Larson
Glada Bell
Claus Freeman
John Anderson
Mainquist Bros
Kansas City
Clarence Freeman
Edgar Mainquist
Arthur Anderson
M. A. Larson
Gust Anderson
Arvid Larson
Fred Mainquist
M. E. Mainquist
Edna Larson
Fred Granstedt
Delpha Larson
Enid
Okla
Courtland High School
Opera House
Lawrence Nondorf
Nunn
Helberg
Lindsborg
Strickler's Business College Ad Promotes Summer Courses
Graduates urged to gain financial independence through business education before college. Regular teachers will offer prescribed courses during the summer. Enter now at Strickler's in Topeka Kansas. Sunday visitors noted in Superior Nebraska from Mr and Mrs Chan Cullers and Junior and Mr and Mrs Ray Chilcott. Also for sale McCormick mowing machine rake cultivators and lister by Hugh Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickler’s. Business College
Topeka
Kansas
Chan Cullers
Ray Chilcott
Superior
Nebr
McCormick
Lister
Hugh Fraser
End of Year Notes From Crowded Oie School
A school report covers rooms I through V with perfect attendance honors and honor rolls. Senior High events include Class Day exercises May 16 and exams on May 13 and 14. Music students perform at Lions Club event May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roo May Sothers
Fern Mahan
Donald Brand
Wanda de Berry
Alice Isaacson
Alice Nimocks
Verna Wallin
Jean Tingstrom
Ruth Ahrens
Edward Forsberg
James Larsen
Wanda DeBerry
James Larson
E. Porter Ahrens
Princess Theatre
Scandia High School
Lions Club
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Henry G Fulcomer
Edna Fulcomer administratrix applies for full and final settlement of the estate in Republic County Kansas at the Probate Court in Belleville on June 13 1929 at 3 PM for allowance of fees discharge of sureties and heirs determination. Pro bate Judge Henry H Van Tate attest. Belleville Kansas May 15 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
County of Republic
Republic County
Henry G. Fulcomer
Court House
Belleville
Edna Fulcomer
Kansas
Henry H. van ‘Tate
Wall paper and screen doors ad and local notices
Haggman and Wires report new wall paper on the rack and showcase screen doors. FOUND-S. H. S. 1917 pin shown at City Hall Friday night. Owner may pay for ad and recover property. George Nimocks traveled to Hays Kansas for a Kansas State Bankers Association convention. For sale barred Plymouth hatching eggs and white Pekin duck eggs with prices. Ed Boman John Isaacson and Eric Erickson visited Cuba for a Deere Company demonstration. Mrs Sanger came from Concordia for Scandia High School graduation. Thornton Doctor a graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Ed Boman
John Isaacson
Eric Erickson
Cuba
John Deere Company
Card of Thanks and Lost Dog Notice
Card of thanks from Anna Thomas thanks friends who called at hospital and home, sent plants flowers cards and letters. Lost dark brindle bulldog with white chest bob tail and white toes. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery. Last seen Monday May 13. Notify Journal office or Dr Anna Rimol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Thomas
Journal Office
Anna Rimol
A T A Quarterly Meeting
The second quarterly meeting of the Republic County Order No 8 of the Anti Thief Association will be held at Norway on Monday night June 8. Supper will be served at 7 30 sharp followed by a short program before the regular meeting by order of the County President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic County Order No. 8
The
Anti Thief Association
Norway
Vinol claims to boost energy and sleep in nervous people
An old advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic replacing nervous fatigue with vitality. It promotes iron and cod liver content claiming improved sleep and appetite after the first bottle, with testimonials from supposed users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahy
Hagyman &. Wires
Teachers Plans for Diverse Summer Breaks in Scandia
Scandia Public Schools staff have closed the school year and depart for summer homes and duties. W J Matthias will visit relatives in Hutchinson and Perry then work in the East on corn borer extermination. Several teachers will study, travel, or stay at home across Kansas, Colorado, Canada, and the Eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
W. J. Matthias
Hutchinson
Perry
Harriet Gordon
Colorado
University of Colorado
Faith L. Green
McPherson
Elsie Wall
Manhattan
Grace Cooper
Emma Poage
East
Floy Anderson
Belleville
Hazel Olson
Cyde
Blanche Burns
Hershel Kannier
Probate Court to Rule on Final Settlement in Christensen Estate
In the State of Kansas County of Republic the Probate Court will hear N. C. Christensen Deceased estate of CLAUDE HANSEN administrator on Tuesday June 4 1929 at 2 30 PM for full and final settlement including allowance of services attorney fees and discharge of sureties and determination of heirs. May 6 1929. Probate Judge Henry H Van Natta. Brighten up your home with wall paper and paint from Scandia Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
County of Republic
Republic County
N. C. Christensen
Said
Belleville
Claude Hansen
Eetasats
Kansas
Atieet Henry H. van Natta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union. News
Rydal News
Highland and Vicinity
School Hill
Marceil Preble
Room II
Neal Hugos
Theodora Hanson
Frances Cooper
Edith Goodman
Gertrude Nimocks
June Freed
Evelyn Brown
Vivian Nelson
Ralph Hawkins
Geneva Hanson
Alta Hugos
Mary Dunn
Lloyd Jensen
Wilma Shivvers
Haggman & Wires
C. E. Friend Lumber Co
George Nimocks
Hays
Kans
Kansas State Bankers’ Association
Plymouth
the Bank OF Scandia
G. W. Nimocks
C. C. Cullers
Belleville, Kan
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