Kackley Community Notes Honor Graduates And Dinner Guests
The Kackley High School commencement was held May 17 with Rev. L. F. Arend delivering the address. diplomas were awarded to Marcile Thomas Vivian Thomas Vivian Johnson Willard Kuhn and Bertil Olson. Numerous local families and guests are listed as attendees at various social events and visits throughout the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Engwall
John Olson
Arthur
Johnson
Elmer
Fred Mainquist
Bernice
Ta Mills
Charley Anderson
Elsa ‘Johnson
C. 0. Johnson
Desmond
Almquist
Tom Tornquist
Rudolph Johnson
Hannah Hansen
Pete
Ole Hansen
Philip Larson
John Erickson
Ivan Begstrom
Wilbert Johnson
C. O. John
Ledwis Elmberg
Albin Anderson
Robert Lundblade
Scandia High School Picnic Honors Local Youths
Scandia High School held a Friday picnic with races and village sponsors awarding prizes. Winners in 50 to 75 yard dashes received cash, goods, and certificates from local merchants and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Union Pacific plans fast new diesel electric train
Union Pacific Railway announces a diesel electric train to link Omaha and Los Angeles at about 90 to 100 miles per hour. The run would take 80 hours, far faster than the current 46 hours, promising a revolution in rail transport and competition with air and road travel. Lumber and barbed wire prices appear in the text as a separate ad insertion.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Los Angeles
Sack races and dash crown youths at local meet
Clifford Ady wins the boys 11 and under sack race with a 4 gallon gas prize from Mahan-Cardwell. Cecil Figgins places third after a sail of separators oil. Girls 11 and under sack race awards include a 50 cent compact from Haggman and Wires and a quarter in cash from A. J. Brandstrom. 100 yard dash for 17 plus juniors awards include Polarine oil from Standard Oil at Mahan-Cardwell and gas prizes from Home Oil Co. for top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Cooper
Ted Cady
Chas. Freed
Eustiste Gritten
Ed Bowman
Edna Larsen
Dr. Lowell
Martha Jansen
Ole Frazier
Gordon Stukenbroeker
Scandia Hardware
John Nylund
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Ralph Jensen
Dr. Ahrens
Gerald DeBerry
E. M. Ivey
Woodrow Anderson
Princess Theatre
R. E. Gooper
Guy Peryzy
C. V. Hageman
Duane
Scandia Telephone Co
Vivian Ady
Marceline Perry
Royal Cafe
Anna Marie Jensen
Maxine Perry
Ruth McGregior
Parlee Plotner
Clifford Ady
Junior Glover
Claude Tingstrom
Carl Jansen
Guy Wand
Wilt Preble
Lloyd Jensen
Algot Anderson
Clifford
Ady
Mahan-Cardwell
O. K. Martin
Cecil Figgins
Ronald. Clark
Haggman and Wires
A. J. Brandstrom
Haggman
Wires
Anna
Marie. Jensen
Jetty Beauty
S“xoppe
Dr.Nichols
Day ‘Green
Standard Oil Co
Cecil Brand
Home Oil Co
Edwin White
Wyatt Corbin
Constipation Relief Praised By Druggists Admits Change
An ad claims Alice Burns was constipated for thirty years and was cured by Adlerika. The testimonial states souring food from the stomach and choking relief followed, with Hageman and Wires Druggists as sellers.
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Adlerika
Alice Burns
Local residents with travel and work plans noted
Miss Irene Polley and Audrey Dodge of Republic were in town Monday morning. Marcile Johnson of Kackley visits at grandmother Mrs. Gust Aberg this week. Mrs. Wilbur Miller plans to work as secretary for the Association of Credit Men Inc in Wichita this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Polley
Audrey Dodge
Republic
Marcile Johnson
Kackley
Gust Aberg
Wilbur Miller
Association of Credit Men, Inc
Wichita
Local Notes From Moscow to Lincoln and Wichita
Mrs E Florell, wintering with her son Victor in Moscow Idaho, returned home Sunday. Wilbur Miller a Scandia High School instructor will pursue his master's degree at Wichita University this summer. Miss Edna Moe, recent visitor to the C H Freed home, has returned to Lincoln Nebraska. Sanborn Lumber Co promotes 300 per cent red cedar shingles for a 40 year roof. ICE call Henry Peterson phone 100 for ice.
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N. J. Nelson
Gust Edberg
Harold
Eric Nelson
Albert Nelson
Joe Mr
Sam Nelson
Arthur. Bell
Roy Nichols
James, Carney
Carol Jean
Arthur Sjoholm
Jamestown
Jetty Green
Glen Johnson
Lawrence Olson
Frank Carlson
Jarbalo
Lyndia
Adolph Johnson
Elmer Anderson
Salina
Edith Slipsager
Miss Hazel
Mildred Wurtz
P. J. Slipidger
Ernest Krohn
Ellen Johnson
Ted Nelson
Pete P
Elvie Carlson
Argonia
Joe Johnson
Harold and
Everett ‘Lee
Abe Johnson
Clinton
Henry. Johnson and Sons
Truman Johnson
A. W. Segerhammer
Eldred Segerhammer
Carl Shafer
Topeka
Véra
Geneva ‘Flesher
E. Florell
Victor
Moscow
Idaho
Wilbur Miller
Scandia High School
Wichita University
Edna Moe
C. H. Freed
Lincoln
Nebr
Gust Berntsen Improves After Serious Illness
Gust Berntsen, previously gravely ill last Saturday, has improved and can be up town. The notice urges re-roofing with Sanborn's 300 per cent red cedar shingles and mentions a 40 year roof by A. M. Sanborn Lumber.
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Gust’ Berntsen
The Last Man at Princess Theatre Friday and Saturday
The Last Man, a Columbia picture, will be shown at the Princesa Theatre this Friday and Saturday. General admission is 10 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Princesa Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anta Marie Jensen
Irene Gritten
Chilecott Bakery
Loys Cady
Dorothy Berry
Cahill Restaurant
Maxing Perry
Isaacson Grain Co
Vixian Ady
Eunice Gritten
D. L.cady
Billy Dunn
Gerald Engstrom
D. L. Q Cady
Gene Larson
Carl Jensen
Valjean Jackson
Metz Packing Co
Robert Cahill
Dale Lewellyn
Walt Preble
Ed Forsberg
Harold Lee
Metz ‘Pack Ing Co
Ralph Jansen
Raymond Anderson
Union Pacific Railway
Sanborn Lumber. Co
Ker
Henry Ped
Darn Daly Fox
Greenfield
Michigan
Uearned
the Machinists Trade
Mas
Fords Hobby
Farly
Demon Micgyigan
Clarence Lahodny
Mortician
Belleville, Kangas
Cortez
the Hammer Grocery
Base
Republic County League
Narka
Scandia Athletic Field
Ren
Fred Strawberry
Haggman & Wires
ICE
Henry
Peterson
Sanborn
A. M.- Sanborn Lumber Co
Courtland Pictures
Courtland, Kansas
Buster Keaton and
Jimmie Schnorle
Durante
Oodyear
Goodyear
Soodyear
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