Reece Family Visit to Winsfield Iowa
Mr and Mrs C C Reece and daughters Carla and Marjorie traveled to Winsfield Iowa to visit Mr Reece's parents last Thursday and returned home on Tuesday with relatives and travel details not provided.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
5
Mr and Mrs C C Reece and daughters Carla and Marjorie traveled to Winsfield Iowa to visit Mr Reece's parents last Thursday and returned home on Tuesday with relatives and travel details not provided.
Mr Harold Nelson his wife and Betty Elaine spent Sunday evening at the home of Ivan Bergstrom.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and Dorothy and Pat Sandell were Sunday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and Norman.
Mrs Carrol Anderson Judith and Anita and Mrs Loren Carlgren were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs Ada Aspegren.
Dr and Mrs E Porter Ahrens and Mr and Mrs Arnold Perry entertained Sunday for Mr and Mrs Henry J E Ahrens of Long Beach California Mrs E M Crane of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Nelson Ward Mr and Mrs John Van Gundy and Nelson John Mrs R M Armstrong Mr and Mrs L H Rueker and Mr and Mrs Ralph Kueker and Judy Beth all of Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Elmberg and Mrs. Hilda Johnson and Axtell, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Hedstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hedstrom and Keith were last Wednesday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bergstrom and family.
Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Darrel Stanley and Miss Lenora Sallman visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Porter.
Miss Ruth Sallman and Miss Darlene Stanley attended a football game in Manhattan last Saturday, likely joining other fans at the event.
Mrs. Henry J. E. Ahrens of Long Beach California visited relatives in Kansas City and stayed in Belleville as a guest of Mr and Mrs Nelson Ward before Friday. The party then drove to Lincoln Nebraska to meet Mr Henry J. E. Ahrens who arrived from Long Beach to join them for a portion of the week at Dr E P Ahrens home.
Mr and Mrs Tom Porter were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Eldon Sallman of Concordia.
Mrs George Christie hosted a supper Monday evening for Mrs Earl Cahill of Oakland California, Mrs Emily Willis and Mrs Anna Swanson in attendance at the gathering.
Stanley spent last week in Chicago Illinois visiting Miss Lenora Sallman and Ralph Stanley.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Jensen and Eddy of Manhattan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ed Jensen and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs Frank Granstedt were Thursday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Moe. Mr and Mrs Albert Moe were evening guests.
Loren Eugene Jensen marked his ninth birthday at his parents home with a basket dinner. Guests included the honoree Ed Jensen and Jim, Artie Jensen and family, Harry Mc Gregor, George Freed and family, Ralph Jensen and Eddy of Manhattan, Tom Ledbetter of Belleville, Axel Jensen and Larry, plus other relatives. Albin Forsberg hosted supper for Bob Evans of Ventura and Mrs. Carl Lindberg last Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden spent Sunday afternoon as guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson for a quiet social visit in their home.
Miss Bertha Fogelberg spent Monday in Belleville on business and to visit her sister Mrs. Charles Day.
Mrs M O Brown remains ill at her country home with care provided by her daughter Mrs Lester Richards who has assisted in the household.
Miss Edna Robison and Vera Coch rum attended a Salina teachers meeting as guests of Miss Sadie Robison.
Lyell Ocobock resumed his duties in Salina last Friday following a two week vacation at home.
Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren and family drove to Lincoln Nebraska last Thursday to visit Mr and Mrs Paul Albro and their family.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Moe hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson Mr and Mrs Addison Carlson Mr and Mrs Lendell Graham and Teresa of Mankato.
Mr and Mrs Gottfrid Larson were Wednesday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Lyell Oeoboek and Vanity.
Mr and Mrs Joe N Johnson and Dean spent part of last week at Harry Nelsons home near Jamestown aiding with carpentry tasks.
Mrs Thomas Hay and Jane spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Louise Hay, sharing a cordial social call and light conversation.
Neighbors and friends visited Mrs. Glenn Housholder on Monday evening to extend birthday greetings. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ted Milner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cooper and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen and Kay, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cardwell and Pauline.
Mr and Mrs W A Johnson were Saturday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Glenn Housholder.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sargent and daughter Janice of Council Grove spent the weekend at the Robt. Doctor home. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Doctor and family of Belleville were Sunday dinner guests.
Mr and Mrs Don Haussermann of Clay Center drove up last Sunday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Jake Weislogel in a neighborly visit that afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Carl Hugos and Gladys visited Concordia last Thursday to dine with Mrs Selma Frankforther.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Moe were Sunday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Clark Freed, sharing an informal social call.
Mr and Mrs W C Nesmith spent last Wednesday afternoon at the Grant Berggren home for a social call.
Mrs Emner Larsen visiting at the Joe Cline home last week fell down stairs and broke her collar bone in an accident. She is reported to be resting and receiving care.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Nondorf were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nondorf and family.
Mr and Mrs Jewell Winfrey and family and Bob Pence of Kansas City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman, Evelyn and Glenna.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nondorf and their family spent last Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Ernest Freeman in an informal social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Conrad Sederlin entertained to supper Sunday evening for Mr and Mrs Charley Tedrow Mr and Mrs Don Tedrow and Larry.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom and Gus Wennersten were Saturday evening guests of Mrs Gustava Ostberg and Ted.
Saturday evening visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kuhn junior and Earl Kuhn senior, all of Belleville, who joined the Peterson household for a social call.
Mrs. Frank Lervold Mrs. Walter Anderson and Mrs. Charlie Hohman joined Mrs. Frank Peterson for a gathering in Concordia last Tuesday.
Miss Marie Weir was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kuhn Jr of Belleville, staying at their home for the weekend.
Tanya Bottiger of Belleville stayed a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasmussen. Dora Poage of Belleville was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Clare Nondorf. Carrol Anderson hosted the Priscilla Group at the church parlors last Wednesday with good attendance. The afternoon included quilting for the Bazaar planned for this month. Refreshments were served.
Formosa residents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Huber and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weir on Sunday evening. Mrs. Elnora Fraser and daughter Carolyn stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Medlin from Tuesday to Thursday. Walter Henry joined Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallin for Sunday dinner. O. N. Bettis of Norman Oklahoma, recalled by his mother’s death, returned home last Thursday.
Mrs John Sankey Norman and Paul Stromberg of Republic and Orland Erickson called Sunday evening on Paul Erickson who is very seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Albin Forsberg Mrs Edith Forsberg Mr and Mrs Edward Forsberg and Janice and Fred Forsberg were Sunday afternoon lunch guests of Mr and Mrs Wilk Kallman.
Barbara Cooper and Judith Anderson hosted a Hallowe'en party at the R. E. Cooper home with games and lunch. Many local families shared meals and visits, including engagements with Carlson, Lewis, McEwen, Haskins, Stolander, Ostberg, Melby, and others. Attendees attended theatre and meals throughout the weekend.
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