Local News Briefs From Burdick And Surrounding Areas
Local items report visits by Mrs Oscar Carlson and children from Burdick Kansas to her parents in the area. Tours by Mr and Mrs Carl Hugos to Woodston with Wohlford family. Mrs Mary Rosene hospitalized in Belleville for tumor surgery. Blanche Burns and Clelia Yeager to attend summer school at Manhattan. New daughter Lillie Elvira born to Mr and Mrs Anton Nelson. Commencement trips by Mr and Mrs R T Walker to Corner College in Bethany Nebraska. Several Scandia residents listed for Washburn graduation and Shriners convention attendees in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Burns
Clelia Yeager
Manhattan
Scandia
Shriners
Kansas City
S. J. Summer
A. R. Morey
E. C. Wires
Robert Doctor family heads to Manhattan to begin new home
The Robert Doctor family departed on Wednesday toward Manhattan to establish their future residence. They took their household goods, delivered by a Dean Engstrom truck, amid best wishes from numerous friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Doctor
Manhattan
Dean Engstrom
Camphor Eye Wash Promoted and Local Teaching Move
Lavoptik eye wash with camphor and witch hazel touted for quick relief of sore eyes. Hageman offers aluminum eye cup free. O E Alexis will teach manual training in Alexis next year after many offers from other schools. He is praised as a helpful, well liked educator moving from Scandia and has many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageman
O. E
Alexis
Axtell
Hev
Scandia
Atherton Orchestra to Play at Riverside Dance Next Monday
May records the coldest start to the season as Atherton's orchestra plans a postponed Riverside dance next Monday evening. Local moves note A M Bettig and family moved into a new home last Wednesday vacated by Bob Doctor. Chas Freed and family joined a Courtland picnic while May mentions Hoot Gibson in The Thrill Chaser at the Princess with three reels of comedy. Maria Sederlin returns home from Jensen Nebraska after a short visit with Elmer Olson and spouse.
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Atherton
Riverside
A. M. Bettig
Bob Doctor
Chas. Freed
Courtland
Hoot Gibson
The
Maria ‘Sederlin
Elmer .Olson
Jensen, Nebr
Dee Atherton
Beatrice
Binder repairs offered at low cost by R Linton
If your binder canvass is worn with holes or broken slats bring it in for repair. Get estimates on repairing binders or headers and see how much you can save, according to R Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Linton
O'B
Dr.o'brien
EREB
Dr. D
Devoe
Memorial Day visit and local events in the community
Chas Anderson and children Melvin and Margaret arrived Thursday morning to visit relatives and attend Memorial Day services. The M E Young Peoples Class boys entertained the girls with a Tuesday night hike to Pawnee. The Helen B. Ross company returned with The Bootlegger to a good audience last Monday. Miss Dora Engle and Miss Winnie Wilson left for summer homes. Quality Chicks ads and a funeral notice for Mrs. Oscar Isaacson are noted. Memorial religious services were held at the Lutheran church with Rev A L Train delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Anderson
Melvin
Margaret
M. E. Young Peoples
Pawnee
Dora Engle
Ley
Concordia
Winnie Wilson
Formosa
Alt
Axtel
Kansas
Riverside Dance Set for June With O L Beneda Orchestra
Byron Nebraska residents attend events and visit relatives in nearby towns. A special dance at Riverside on June 7 features O L Beneda's five piece orchestra from Burlington Colorado. the dance moves to next Monday, June 2. Local people travel to St Joe for business and to Salina for commencement. sad news comes of Mrs Long formerly Ethel Beck.
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Riverside
O. L. Beneda
Fivepiece Orchestra
Burlington, Colo
Long
Ethel Beck
Mrs Strnad Receives Foot Alignment at Scandia Clinic
Mrs Anna Strnad of Randall Missouri was driven to Scandia last Sunday for foot care. Dr Peters diagnosed a slight disarticulation of the metatarsal joint and set it, allowing Mrs Strnad to leave walking without crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Strnad
Randall
Scandia
Peters
Strnad
Jersey trains to be discontinued Sunday on Rock Island
Beginning Sunday June 1 the Rock Island will discontinue the Jersey trains 33 and 34 delaying morning mails to evening trains. Milwaukee editor M H Creagor and family visit his mother Mary Creagor and sister C Haggman in town.
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Rock Island
Jersey
M. H. Creagor
Milwaukee
Mary Creagor
C.,v. Haggman
Dr. Haggman
Creagor
The
Milwaukee Journal
National Editorial Association
Oklahoma City
Mrs Brotchie Visits from Florida and Reports Family
Mrs W D Brotchie of Haines City Florida visited the Zs G Storer home early this week. She traveled from Jamestown to Kansas City and said her family is well. Jack works as a civil engineer in Florida. Douglas is married with a baby. Helen is employed in the war department in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Brotchie
Haines City
Fla
Zs. G. Storer
Vocal Instruction Class For Children In Choir Work
Read music for singing and breath control taught to boys and girls from third grade up. Fifteen lessons for five dollars. First lesson Tuesday June 8 at 4 p m. Aimed at building Scandia's musical future and individual enjoyment for children.
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Scandia
Local Political Candidacy Prompts Support
Ben H. Johnson of Talmo announces as Republican candidate for state representative citing farming business experience. Judge John C. Hogin seeks renomination as district judge on the Republican ticket at the August primary, with strong support noted for his court service and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Johnson
Talmo
Johnson
John C. Hogin
Judge Hogin
Unusual Commencement at Ada Lutheran Church
Kackley High School graduates ten students at Ada Lutheran Church. Dr. Hjortholm from the Norway church spoke on The Winning Life. John Shaver presented diplomas as music filled the ceremony with piano solos and glee club selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kackley High School
Ada Lutheran
Olsson
Lindsborg
Bethany College
Hjortholm
The
Norway Church
John Shaver
Red Headed sale at Journal office notice
A small sale notice appears printed at the Journal office venue announcing items for sale under the red headed listing.
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Journal
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John N. Free
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W.S. Baker
J. M. Maharty
Americain Légion
Ellen Loring
Henry
Frank Peterson
McCormick
John Vandeveer
Harold Stafford
Republic
Oscar Carlson
Burdick, Kansas
J. A. «Tnderson
Mrs
Carl Hugos
Woodston
Mrs. Wohlford
Mary Rosene
Belleville
Anton Nelson
Lillie Elvira
Nelson
Lillie Nelson
R. T. Walker
Bethany
Nebr
Corner College
Charles Gulick
Washburn College
Charles
May
Weather Bureau
Helen B. Ross
Pauline Nylund
A. C
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tJen-kins
Jewell
Kan
Peterson Bros
Oscar Isaacson
Hardy
Nebraska
Oscar
Orey Swittz
Byron, Nebr
Joe Tedrows
Harold Coleman
Carl Reecy
St. Joe
Eva Sandborn
Clay Center
Kenneth Sandborn
Washington D. C
Mabel Berggren
Thoro Albro
R. A. Hugos
Grant Berggren
Salina
St. .Johns Military School
Warren Berggren
Jim Street
County Educational Notes
Eberhardt
Wilksell
EL Eberhardt
Vebatoe
sVanheren
Atx
Tony Ootgeonten
Tai
India
Soldain
nSyandia
Paris
GREEN
Haggman & Wires
Ford
For
Jeandebeur Furniture Store
Devoe Motor
Adalte
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