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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
2
This line records that the item was entered as second class matter at the post office in Scandia Kansas under the act of Congress March 3 subscription price 1.50 per year and advertising rates available upon application.
Saturday visits and travel fill a Belleville area column. Residents and visitors include Mr. and Mrs Wm Clark, J R Shivvers, Mrs Bertha Johnson, Geo Stromberg, Mr and Mrs Trimmer, and many others. Activities cover visits to relatives, parties, and local shopping, with a For Sale notice for a 6 tube Atwater Kent radio.
A modern Scandia residence with 75 foot frontage seven rooms electric lights fur nace heat hot and cold water bath and toilet and full modern details. Owner cannot maintain property priced to sell inquire at Journal office or write Elma M. Peterson 5528 Kenmore Ave Chicago Ill tf
Florence Fike and Mrs. Hammil with daughters joined Mrs. Sandells in Scandia on Monday. Lash family in Belleville Saturday evening. Harry Bowling and family visited from Washington Kansas due to grandmother’s illness and death at Bert Fulcomer’s home. Emery Berry and family and Oren Hammil visited Belleville. Oren Hammil and E J Fikes families spent Sunday with Mrs. Fikes. Everett Tavenner Bert Simmonds and others called on Earl Brill in Hebron Sunday. Henry Sandells, long employed in Kansas City, Mo, returned home this week.
An advertisement features Mrs Cortese claiming 18 pounds gained after taking Vinol a tonic with tiger peptone and iron. It asserts Vinol helps nervous tired anemic people by increasing energy appetite and weight in both adults and children.
An advertisement features John B. Hardy praising Adlerika for 20 years of soda use ending with a single bottle bringing relief from digestion and gas. The copy claims Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowel to remove waste and provide a real cleaning for the stomach and bowels, overcoming constipation.
Paramount presents a versatile lineup at The Princess with Clara Bow in Dangerous Curves a grown up debut and a major attraction next Friday and Saturday. The Drag Net starring George Bancroft follows next Tuesday while Underworld is noted as less impressive. The Pina Family adds a tumbling specialty act in circus scenes for Dangerous Curves.
Locals list a sequence of small town updates: Miss Minta Walters of Norway visits. Red Raven Flour 48ths for 1.59 dollars. Mrs. C. J. Falk spending week with Carl D. Larson. Two Shorthorn Bulls for sale via Albert Moe Scandia 1704. Chas Freed travels to Kansas City for Little World Series. Registered Joan Shorthorn Bull for sale via A. H. Larsen 1213. Modern five room rental offered by Al Mahan or George Nimocks. Various visits and dinners noted among local residents.
Mr and Mrs Jake Storer in Lenor Weir. Frank Peterson sick this week. Beloit fair trip. lost white rat terrier with black spots near notify Gus Freed. Robert Simpson spent Saturday in Courtland. For sale block and tackle and beef derrick at Hiatts Store. Mrs Wm Clark and children visited Munden. Mrs G W Nimocks and Mrs F A Cullers in Belleville. Supt and Mrs J D Andrews and Sonny attended county Teachers meeting. Lewis Stofer and Frank Nimocks visiting Formosa. Geniva Johnson from Hebron visiting H I Johnson’s family. Carla Larson celebrated birthday with John Larson and Anton Hoel. For sale in first class condition hay mow 20 by 24 feet see H H Mahan. Mrs George Cowan of Topeka returned home after visiting P E Erickson.
Ray Muth spent Sunday at Re public with Aaron Price. FOR SALE five tube Thompson Radio and speaker from Hugo's Garage. Mrs Lawrence Nystrom and Miss Blanche Sanderson attended the teachers meeting Saturday. Stella Joe Wayland spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Paul Wenda. Henry Johnson and sons Donald and Norman attended church in Scandia Sunday. Workmen for W P Shivvers drive two new Chevrolet trucks purchased from Karl Hugos, a local dealer.
Mrs Sylvia Blackburn and baby visited Mrs Roy Gile on Tuesday. Ida Barleen shows improvement. Amos and Mrs Dulin visited friends. Claud Adams works for Mr Chambers of Norway. Jens Stenson family spent Tuesday in Norway. Clarence Gile stayed with cousin Ralph Barleen. Bernice Loofbourrow and Frances Fickel visited Grandma Wright of Kingston. Attendees from this vicinity joined John Nicholsale on Wednesday. Bob Hyders spent Sunday at Charlie Barleen home. Jimmie Mahan and wife visited with local families. Blossers of Concordia visited daughter Mrs Chambers in Norway. Numerous locals socialized at Martin Larson’s Sunday evening.
Mrs Lloyd Aspegren of The Kansas Power Co. seeks a lost sewing basket with two embroidered pillow slips between Courtland and the Aspegren farm. A cooking demonstration at the U B Aid building featured prizes: Mrs A S Mahan won a thermos cooker, Mrs Guy Ward won a meat roast and trimming, and Mrs Orville Nichols won a Sunshine cake.
I thank friends and neighbors who helped me during the fire at my home. Mrs. A. B. Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Lewis and Mrs. 8. D. Blakeley journeyed to Wichita Kansas Tuesday and returned Wednesday. Mr. Lewis sought a physical examination while the others visited Warren Reynolds. Also traveling were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Denoyer and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowersox with baby to Kansas City for the Little World's series.
We thank the many friends who assisted and sympathized with us in our recent bereavement by the death of our mother Mrs. O. A. Morley and pray you may be surrounded by loyal friends in sorrow. Her Children.
Mr and Mrs Victor Falk and daughters and Mr and Mrs C J Falk and Lloyd were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Carl D Larson home south of town.
A note lists gatherings in Mankato on Thursday October 17 at the Correll Hotel and in Concordia on Saturday October 19 at the Barons Hotel, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Many in the community can see Dr. Doran in Mankato and Concordia for a no charge consultation. He emphasizes internal medicine and dietetics, aims to avoid surgery, and offers personalized prescriptions from his private lab with diet guidance. Dr. Doran, a Kansas licensed medical graduate, requires married women to be accompanied by their husbands.
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