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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
3
For Clerk, I announce my candidacy for the office of County Clerk, subject to the Republican vote in the upcoming primary election. This statement reflects the support of friends backing the bid led by Mont L.
W. Abill Campbell announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for sheriff of Republic County, subject to voter will at the August primary.
Chas G Aspegren announces candidacy for County Commissioner Second District in Republic County. Cites Republican voters ahead of August primary election.
Carl T. Larson announces his run for Sheriff of Republic County subject to Republican voters at the August primary in Scan ia. He seeks the office as a GOP candidate.
W H Helfer of Republic Kansas declares run for Sheriff and seeks support for the August 2 primary in Scandia area. He requests vote from Friends of Scandia and vicinity.
LESTER B BEAMES announces his bid for sheriff of Repub lic County subject to the primary. He seeks party support and outlines plans to run in the election season.
In Republic County a candidate named Frank Granstedt announces his run for the office of commissioner from the second district, pledging to honor the will of Republican voters in the August primary.
Nomination for the office of Sheriff of Republic County is subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary election. Ruth B Nordman and Loring are the figures referenced in this filing.
Frank Eb Wil filed for nomination in the Republic AMS election for Commissioner of the Second District. The submission outlines candidate intent and party alignment amid regional political activity.
Sheriff hopeful Andy Moore announces a campaign on a strict law enforcement platform if he wins the Republican nomination for sheriff in the August primary. He pledges firm action on crime and public safety.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket subject to the August primary election.
H P Coombs declares his candidacy for reelection as Republic County Clerk on the Democratic ticket. He submits the announcement ahead of the August primaries.
The Democratic ticket lists Marvin E Larson as candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction in Republic County subject to the August primary election. He seeks the office on the Democratic ticket.
Laura M Hill remains a leading candidate in the Republic primary election for the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. The race centers on education policy, school oversight, and district reform proposals.
Statewide candidacy declaration by Dave Wallace for the Kansas superintendent of public instruction. He seeks the nomination in the upcoming primary, pledging a businesslike and efficient administration if nominated and elected.
Tudor J Charles announces his nomination bid for county commissioner in the second Republic County district, subject to Democratic voters in the August primary. He frames his campaign around party support and local governance.
Mollie Hadachek seeks re election for Register of Deeds of Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to the August 2 primary election.
William R Goodwin announces candidacy for the nomination to the office of Clerk of the District Court of Republic County subject to the will of the primary election. The statement signals intent to seek the position and participate in the party primary.
Republican primary election for Republic County Kansas names Frank G Spurney as candidate for County Attorney on August 2 1932. Voters are urged to support Spurney in the local party contest.
Earle Hanel seeks the Democratic nomination for treasurer of Republic County subject to the will of Democratic voters in the August primary election.
After careful consideration I have decided to become a candidate for re election as State Representative. During the time I have been your Representative I have endeavored to serve you to the best of my ability and I assure you that I shall always regard the faithful performance of my duties a debt I owe every citizen of my state Harry Bobenhouse.
Approximately ninety five alumni gathered Friday evening at 6 30 for the annual Alumni Banquet at I C O F Hall. Mrs Earl Cahill supervised the dinner with six waiters and six waitresses. Toasts were given by Harold Coleman John Nystrom Richard Haggman Miss Ella Maxell and Miss Jeanne Platner. New officers Grace Smith Sherman Robison Opal Currie elected. Dancing at Lodge Hall closed the event.
An honoring event for John Nimocks and his parents moving to Concordia featured outdoor games, a served lunch, and small tokens given to each guest. Attendees included Mrs Harriet West John Nimocks Kathryn Doctor Violet Ofstad Vivian Stukenbroeker Vivian Evert Yvonne Nelson Mary Kallman Glada Bell Bernice Bowersox Vernice Denoyer Supt F W Stukenbroeker Carl Forsberg Marvin Florell Everett Watson Lorraine Jackson Warren Goodman Axel Jensen Phil Smith Clifford Hugos and Phil Cahill.
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs John Freeburgh visiting Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Brandstrom.
Visitors including Ty and Mrs. John Freeburg Mr. and Mrs. John Brandstrom Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindecrantz and sons and Fred Brandstrom gathered Sunday afternoon at the A J Larson residence to honor Mr Lasson on his birthday.
Mr and Mrs Ben Denoyer and Lenabelle were dinner guests Sunday at the Leonard Denoyer home.
Sunday evening at the Glenn Hous holder home with luncheon guests Mrs. Emil Isaacson Mrs. Nathan Isaacson Mrs. B W Selin Mrs. Ed Boman and the Misses Mable and Emma Swanson of York. Luncheon guests Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emma Isaacson included Mrs. Emil Isaacson and others.
Mr and Mrs Nathan Isaacson and family visited Sunday afternoon at Henry Johnsons home near Kack ey for a casual family gathering.
Mrs H H Mahn hosted Garden Club members Tuesday afternoon. A short program was presented by Mrs Algot Anderson and Mrs H H Mahan. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Eddie Boman on June 7.
Mrs Sarah Ericsson and Mrs Steve Blakeley will entertain Welcome In Circle at the church parlors next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin hosted a Sunday evening gathering with Mr and Mrs Clarence Mahan as guests, continuing a string of social visits in the community.
Afternoon callers Mr and Mrs Bert Lockwood of Belleville telephoned at the home of Mrs May White Saturday afternoon.
The Misses Pruth and Glada Bell hosted supper Sunday evening at their parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bell, entertaining Miss Deane Hohman, Miss Adam Samuelson, Robt. Weir, Lloyd Hallgren, Charles Fike and Leo Smith.
Friends and relatives gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate Mrs Rose Septer of Formosa for her sixty second birthday. Ice cream and cake were served, with attendees enjoying the gathering.
The list includes Mr. and Mrs. John Owens and son. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Schafer. Mrs. Maggie Stofer. Will Simmons and family. and George Simmons and family, tied to a recent community event.
Mrs Sara Reed and Miss Violet Reed hosted a miscellaneous shower for Florence Lervold Free at the Will Reed home Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Wm Free, Mrs Olus Free, Mrs Lervold and many Reeds. A dainty lunch followed visiting and gifts for the honoree were many.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Isaacson hosted Sunday dinner with their guests Alice and Junior, sharing a meal with the hosts and enjoying a family gathering.
Lodge 165 I O O F meets every Tuesday night with a cordial welcome to visiting brethren. Chas Nondorf, N G, Fred Moe, Sec.
Miss Ruth Lyons of Topeka and Dudley Doctor were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor Saturday. The event reflects local social circles and cross town connections.
Sunday guests at the Robt Doctor home included Paul Doctor, Patty Lou, and Cecil Sargerit with Emogene of Riley. Visitors from Concordia named R J Sanger, Essie Morrison, Wilma Spratlin, and Virginia Sanger. Also Sunday dinner guests were Oscar Bergstrom at Chas Johnson home with Algor Anderson El Reno Sederlin and Ray and Emil Pearson visiting in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Guy Ward hosted a dinner Sunday with guests including Geo Jeandebeur and Ada Roy Reager of Mankato Melvin Hillery and Mrs J H Ward and Will Reager of Norcatur Also a picnic near the river featured Matt Larson Hinard East vedt P P Hammer Lars Hammer Lloyd Hammer Carl Hammer Benny Lervold Rudolph Johnson and Mr Walker enjoying the meal with their families
Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson and family of Jamestown spent Sunday evening at the John Nondorf home. Saturday guests Mrs Katie Henninger Berg and Miss Violet Dabinnus of Jewell were guests at the Ray Chilcott home.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sandborn and family of Kanapolis and Miss Eva Sandborn of Clay Center were Sunday guests at the Raymond Coopier home.
Mr and Mrs Lester Hooker and Mrs Anna Chilcott of Mankato were guests at Ray Chilcott home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J K Currie and Opal were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Carlie Dowell.
Friday guests Mr and Mrs Austen Roberts of Goodland were hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs G A Mathis.
Miss Marceil Preble entertained at dinner Sunday for the Misses Jetty Green Dorothy Aspegren Maurine Larson Alphilda Larson and Naomi Nylund in a social gathering noting friendships and local social ties.
Mrs M O Brown entertained the Community Club at her home on Wednesday May 18 with twelve members and four guests present including Mrs Olive Richards Mrs Arthur Anderson Mrs Robt Swearinger and Anna Ander on. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Car Benson on Wednesday June 1.
Members of the junior class gathered Monday evening at the Rey Denoyer residence for a farewell party in honor of Mrs Harriet West who will not return to teach next year.
Miss Matilda McDowell spends this week at the J. Currie home, attending events and visiting with residents. Details on activities were not provided in the snippet.
Miss Mary West and Miss Mable Berggren spent the weekend visiting Miss Anna Rhodde and Miss Roberta Sandborn at Clay Center.
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