Republican primary candidates announce county offices
The Journal prints notices from multiple Republic county candidates. Chas P Nordman seeks sheriff, J J Eastman seeks county clerk, J H Bost seeks county clerk, Mrs May R Collins seeks Register of Deeds, Frances J Fickel seeks a second term as Superintendent of Public Instruction. All are subject to the August 1 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Nord
J. J. Eastman
J. H. Bost
Office of Register of Deeds
Republic County
May R. Collins
Frances J. Fickel
Mary B Wards Seeks Second Term as Republic County Treasurer
Mary B Wards announces her candidacy for a second term as Republic county treasurer. She seeks the Republican party vote at the primary election on August 1.
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Republic County
Mary B
Local Notices and Community Updates from May 24
Community happenings include Evelyn May Mahan d born to Mr. and Mrs. John Mahan d Jr. on May 24. Mary West returns from western states. Stay Swanson visits family while attending Fairbury Business College. Junior class hikes to Lawrence Nystrom’s home. Dallas Mathis, relief agent for Rock Island, returns from Kanarado. Carl Westin closes Willow Dale school term and takes a higher salary position. plans summer study at Emporia. A Duroc Jersey male hog sits with Chas. Peterson. painters work on Missouri Pacific depot.
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Carl Westin
Willow Dale
Emporia
Courtland notices include sales, visits, and events
Local items show for sale chickens and furniture, visits by Beulah Barret and others, family gatherings, a funeral attendance, a lost purse, a meat market sale, a poppy day appeal for Decoration Pay, an alumni banquet of Scandia high school, and a Royal Neighbors lodge banquet served by ladies.
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Scandia High School
The
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Bettis Reports Gooseberry Pie From This Year’s Crop
Mrs. A. M. Bettis leads the report of this year’s gooseberry harvest with a pie. Fred Ward sells his large refrigerator to Courtland Farmers Union store and will close his meat market.
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Fred Ward
Uniod Af Courtland
A. M. Bettis
Courtland Farmers Union
Local Visitors, Meetings and Notices In Kansas Town
Mrs T N Block of Chicago visited her brother A Ellingson and Mrs Ellingson for a month or more. The Bettis and Samuelson families gathered near the Jewell county line. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet May 31 at C J Carlson home with ice cream. Hon W P Lambertson to speak at Republic Legion picnic June 16 on In Place Halt. W Y Morgan, governor candidate, traveled through town en route to Jewel City. A six o clock dinner hosted the graduates and Mr and Mrs R T Walker at J J Smith home. A piano near Scandia, paid part, must be taken back. bargain for balance write Means Music Co Kansas City Mo.
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Ladies Aid of the
Lutheran Church
C. J. Carlson
W. P. Lambertson
Kamsas House of Representatives
Legion
Republic
Halt
Scandia
East 10Th St
Kansas City
Picnic dinner closes Commencement week in City Park
Mr Nicholas Marty of Courtland visited M Weislogel Saturday but found him absent. The closing event of commencement week is a city park picnic dinner with all invited. A farmers versus business men baseball game is scheduled.
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Nicholas “Marty
Courtland
M. Weislogel
Mr. Weislogel
Decoration Day Assembly for Legion and Fraternal Groups
Albert Isaacson Post No 249 American Legion and Auxiliary G A R and W R C and all fraternal organizations meet at Legion Hall on Decoration Day May 30 at 1 30 p m to march to city hall in a body.
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Albert Isaacson
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Decoration Day
City Hall
Thanks for funeral help from the Vandeveer and Cline families
The Vandeveer and Cline families express sincere gratitude to all who assisted during the funeral and burial of their mother. They also thank those who sent floral offerings.
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J. P. Vandeveer
T. L. Vandeveer
J. L. Vandeveer
C. A. Cline
Freshman class ends year with party and gift
Miss Clara Melby is ill with scarlet fever and will miss a trip to Emporia for the summer normal session. Per fection oil stoves and ovens remain in stock at Jeandebeur Furniture Store. The Freshman class held its final party of the year at Jane Smith's home, with games and refreshments, and presented sponsor Mr. Carl Lake a watch fob as a token of esteem.
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Clara Melby
Emporia
State Normal
Jeandebeur
Jane Smith
Carl Lake
Mrs S J Summer Hosts U and J Art Clay Ladies
Mrs S J Summer entertained the U and J Art Clay ladies last Friday afternoon. Eleven members attended and enjoyed a delicious lunch. The table featured bridal wreath decorations. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Allnutt.
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S. J. Summer
The
U and J Art Clay
Summer
Commencement notice for John J. Henry in Lawrence High School
Lawrence Kansas announces the commencement exercises featuring John J Henry son of Dr and Mrs Henry who moved here over four years ago He was an eighth grade pupil at the time and described as an exceptionally bright student This notice appears in the insert card of the local paper
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Lawrence, Kansas
John J. Henry
John
Henry
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Chas. Peterson
Jeandebeur Furniture Store
Missouri Pacific
John Mahand Jr
Evelyn May
Mary West
California
Stay Swanson
Fairbury
College
Mrs. C. A. Swanson
Lawrence Nystrom
Dallas Mathis
Kanarado
Mathis
Rock Island
J. W. Shotwell
Myron Blosser
Call
Beulah Barret of
Rydal
Mrs
Hiram Nichols
Wim, Drovetta
Agnes Albro
Atchison
P. Kallman
A. J. Brandstrom
A. Engston
Mattie Cline
Concordia
A. Vandeveer
Emma Poage
Raymond Cooper
Clarence Hammer
T& U
American Legion Auxiliary
Chas. Leweke
Merle
Reuben Bettis
Gust Samuelson
Jewell County Line
W. Y. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Jewel City
R T. Walker
J. J. Smith
Doctor & Coleman
Bank OF Scandia
United States
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Reece
Rocky Mountains
Dia
Denver
Colorado Springs
St Paul
Minneapolis
W. F. Mathis
J. A. Stewart
Missouri
C. E. Priend
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