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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
7
FOR SALE Edlund farm land see Anton Land or B W Selin. FOR SALE 4 Hole Cook Stove $4.50. WANT to buy Creosoted Stove Wood. FOR SALE Used Cook Stove $8.50. Wolver ine Shell Horse Hide Work Shoes dry in weather at Scandia Cleaners Clothiers. LET IT RAIN LET IT POUR men who wear soft comfortable shoes.
Governor Landon’s recent discussions on farm questions have stirred Democratic circles in Topeka. His Des Moines outline for a family type farm and possible crop insurance plan drew political maneuvering, while supporters credit his plain approach with steering Iowa toward the Republican march.
At Minneapolis Governor Landon attacks the New Deal tariff treaty while Will G West tours Seventh district with larger crowds, including a 2000 plus Liberal gathering. WPA labor program faces possible reductions amid salaries and political appointee concerns raised by Topeka insiders.
Mrs Lizzie Evert and Roy Evert depart Thursday evening for the Ozarks to visit Mrs Evert and family.
Mr and Mrs Ray Dodd and family hosted a Sunday dinner in Mankato with Mr and Mrs Will Freeley and family, Mr and Mrs Roy Reager, and Mr and Mrs Russel Fooker and family attending.
Mrs S D Blakeley returned last week from a visit with relatives and friends in Wichita Coldwater and ElDorado Kansas.
Mesdames A. H. Lorentz Reuben Johnson Archie Isaacson Ed Behrens and the Misses Hazel Julia Flesher and Peggy McGregor enjoyed a hike Tuesday evening.
A tiny ad touts 20¢ rayon hose at the Bargain Spot. The brief notice highlights low price and store name, inviting shoppers to visit for bargains.
Several Scandia ladies represented the local YWCA at the annual Kansas District gathering in Jewell. The event marked the district's tenth anniversary with reports, a covered dish dinner, and special features. Attendees included Mrs. W. S. Henry and others. Scandia’s first local YWCA meeting is set for Thursday at the school auditorium.
The couple wed last Thursday at 4 PM in the Methodist church with Rev B W Selin officiating. Vivian Nystrom, graduate of Scandia high school class of 1935, and Arthur Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Jensen, will reside on the Nystrom farm a mile and a half southwest of Sounds.
A dinner was held at the E. C. Wires home Friday night to honor Miss Opal Currie who is leaving for Lincoln Nebraska around mid October. Guests included Opal Currie Jessie Nichol Edna Neher Clarice Wallin Verna Wallin Wilma Shivvers Peggy McGregor Mary West Blanche Hageman Carl Aberg and Mr and Mrs Wires.
A dinner was held Sunday at the A. M. Bettis home to honor Mr. Bettis on his 91st birthday. Guests included Mrs Mary Larson Mrs Gilbert Anderson Mrs Emma Shedden of Formoso Mr and Mrs Gust Samuelson and family Mr and Mrs George Haser and family and Mr and Mrs Olus Free and Oren.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nylund and Nancy Ann of Pomona California Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swiercinsky Paula and Eddie Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cooper and family of Hanover Mr. and Mrs. A B Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Havel visiting Robert Nylund and family.
DescribesMoone s Emerald Oil as a remedy for swollen veins and varicose lumps. Claims powerful penetrating action and long lasting supply from a two ounce bottle. Presents anecdotal comfort and offers a sample request by mail to a New York address.
A wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aspegren was held Sunday afternoon at the Oscar Aspegren home. Guests included Clarence and Mrs. Aspegren and family Lloyd Aspegren and Phyllis Selin and Carl Dean Wallin and family Isaacson and Soren Wallin and family Garl Wallin Henry and John Aspegren and the Oscar Aspegrens and families.
The Epworth League enjoyed a weiner roast on the H I Johnson farm Thursday evening. Attendees included Rev and Mrs B W Selin and Carl, Jessie Nichol, Corrine Naslund, Ruby, Helen Brown, Georgine Johnson, Clarice Nelson, Alice Nelson, Kenneth Danielson, Lloyd Brown, Gerhardt Nelson, LeRoy Nelson, Lorane Lindecrantz, and Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson.
The Community Club met with 18 members present on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Flossie Green of Detroit, Mrs. Ernest Kirk and son, and Verna Wallin. A birthday cake was cut for Mrs. Arthur Anderson and a miscellaneous shower was held for the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. ElReno Sederlin's home.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Danielson and family and Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and family and Ed Houghton were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and family in honor of Norman Johnsons birthday which occurred Monday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene Mr and Mrs Russel Anderson and Paula Sue and Mr and Mrs J R Stofer were guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden Sunday evening in honor of Mrs Linden s birthday which occurred Monday.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Albro and Paul and Mr and Mrs Grant plus Berg gren and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor and daughters in Washington. Agnes Albro returned home with them for a visit.
A vintage ad notes a “Saturday Candy” special offering one full pound mixed candy for 7 cents with any 5 cent purchase at The Bargain Spot.
At Belleville Friday evening an Eastern Star dinner was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Barber Mrs. Conrad Sederlin and Mrs. ElRene Sederlin. Evelyn Brown visited Mae Suthers on Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Jensen hosted a dinner last Thursday for Lloyd Jensen's birthday with guests Billy Jensen Ralph Jensen and Jimmie Larsen attending.
Salina resident Bill Martineck was a guest at the W S English home during the past week, staying for a brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albro and Mrs. Will Gunter visited Osborne on Wednesday to see their sister Mrs. Joe Eckler, who is sister to both Mrs. Albro and Mrs. Gunter.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nystrom and Lois, Jean returned Saturday evening from the Ozarks where they vacationed for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nystrom of Sabetha were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loring and Leora over Sunday and Monday.
Mr and Mrs W B Patterson of Fort Scott Kansas stayed with Mr and Mrs E W Crandall last week. Mrs Patterson is a daughter of the Crandalls.
New fall wash dresses and smocks arrived this week at The Bar Gain Spot. Store features a variety of dresses and smocks with new season fabrics and simple styling for everyday wear.
Mr and Mrs E W Crandall and Mr and Mrs W B Patterson of Fort Scott visited with Mrs Crandall’s sister Mrs Lagant in Ruskin Nebraska Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Rasmussen and family and Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson and family of Jamestown were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Will Street and family.
Bertha Fogelberg and Lucretia Keys left Wednesday for Caloosa Oklahoma where they are holding a revival meeting led by local organizers.
Guests from California Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nylund and Nancy Ann of Pantonia arrived Thursday to visit Mr. Nylund's father Robert Nylund and family.
Mrs Anna Larson and Mr and Mrs Carl Wennersten along with Mrs Walfred Westin spent Thursday and Friday in Topeka visiting Miss Julia Larson. Mrs Westin also met her son Carl Westin and his wife during the stay.
Wilma Shivvers was a guest of Peggy McGregor Friday evening in an informal social visit. The gathering highlighted local ties and friendly conversations among residents.
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