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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
7
Sunday dinner guests at the Kanniers included Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wires Mr. and Mrs. Ramond Cooper Mrs. M. M. Sandborn and Harry Moller in a social notice from the local page.
More than forty friends hosted a charivari for the newlyweds at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moe, Sunday night. Guests enjoyed cigars and wedding cake in a festive reception.
Mr and Mrs Albert Moe hosted a 6 o clock Sunday dinner honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Ralph Miles who wed Sunday afternoon at the Moe residence. Guests included the Miles and Moe families plus W D Miles the bakery owner and several relatives.
Miss Katherine Moe and Mr Ralph Miles wed at the Moe home with Rev W A Reese officiating. The bride wore white satin with lace and tulle. only the parents witnessed. The couple will reside in Belleville where Miles works with his father in the bakery.
The Mutual Benefit club met Thursday Sept 26 with Mesdames Roy and Eme as guests. The hostess Hall presided with few members present. Mrs Chas Jenkins, Mrs Couchman and Miss Parritt and Miss Sjoholm attended. The ladies enjoyed social conversation and needlework followed by refreshments. The next meeting will be Thursday Oct 10 with Mrs Alta Goodwin as hostess. Roll call will be answered by how we call the men folks to dinner. Members are asked to bring thimble and scissors for quilting and block cutting.
Mrs. E Florell of Jamestown entertained Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs A C Florell and family Mr and Mrs C O Mon son Mr and Mrs Carl Monson and family and Edgar Monson in attendance.
Relatives gathered Sunday to celebrate Carl McDowell's birthday with a surprise dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Godfrey McDowell and Fred McDowell, Ella May and Lucille McDowell of Republic, J K Currie and Opal, Glenn, Norman, Emil Bowman and family, Edwin Isaacson and Elwyn Lenora, Fred Currie, Mrs Edward Hoel and Anton, Matilda and Arrabell McDowell.
Miss Faith Green and Emil Isaacsons Sunday School classes held a party in the church parlors last night. Members played games and were served sand wiches pumpkin pie and coffee by class members.
Mission Ladies Aid Mrs. M A Larson and Mrs L A Nondorf will entertain the group at Mrs Nondorf s home in Courtland on Thursday afternoon and evening. All invited.
Mr and Mrs S S Benedict Mrs W T Mathews Wayne and Everett Watson and the Misses Leona Hohman and Leanor Anderson were Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs Chas Hohman.
The Highland Ladies Aid and Mission Circle met at the home of Mrs. Chas. Kimball with eleven members and five visitors. The group enjoyed an interesting program, discussed plans for a Halloween entertainment at Gladys Youngs, and refreshments were served. Guests included Ruth Kimball Esther Louise Clara Little Will Cowle Florence Lash and others.
Mrs F A Cullers Mrs George Nimocks Mrs A D Wilson Mrs Walter Preble and Mrs E C Wires were guests of Mrs Oberia Ryan Wednesday at 1 oclock for dinner.
Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting in the I O O F hall Thursday evening with twenty four members present. Lunch was served by Mr. and Mrs. Alfy Tingstrom, Mrs. Chas Rasmussen, and Joe Etter.
Miss Ellen Bernice Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Olson of Colton California and Mr Carroll Castle were united in marriage September 20 at Grand Terrace California. Mrs Castle attended Dist 88 school here and is granddaughter of Mrs August Olson and Thomas Hay.
A Friday bridge party at Mrs. James Mahan Jr. home on South Grant Avenue featured Mrs. George Jeandebeur winning the hag scene and Mrs. Adolph Nelson finishing second. Guests included Miss Mary West Miss Ella Maxell and many others. A two course luncheon followed.
Last Sunday at his home B F Mitchell was pleasantly surprised by well filled baskets brought by his children and relatives for a birthday celebration. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mitchell and children Mr. and Mrs. C W Elliott of Belleville Mrs Nellie Jones of Glendale Calif Mr. and Mrs Ed Boman Mr. and Mrs Will Johnson and family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Housholder and family Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Elliott and Mrs B F Mitchell.
The Scandia High School freshman and sophomore classes with sponsors enjoyed a Monday hayrack ride. Refreshments were provided by the class. Sponsors listed include Miss Rhea Ensign Miss Faith Green Mrs R E Cooper and H G Hahn.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden were honored with a Sunday birthday surprise. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Naslund Mr and Mrs John Fredrickson and family Mr and Mrs Oscar Freed Mr and Mrs Chas Freed and daughters Mr and Mrs Joe Freed and Frank Isaacson. They brought lunch for the after noon.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Nelson entertained Sunday evening in honor of Yvonne's confirmation. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Carlson Mr and Mrs Ed Swan and family and Mrs Amanda Maxell and Ella.
Sunday dinner hosted by Miss Marcell Preble featured Dallas Nylund along with Mr and Mrs Ed Swhercinsky and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cooper plus Dona Jene Cooper in attendance at the event.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden entertained Friday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Eric Erickson and family Mr and Mrs Ed Roberts and daughters Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson Mr and Mrs Oscar Freed Ray Muth and Max and Maxine and Mrs Myrtle Rogers.
Afternoon guests including Mr and Mrs E W Burns and Lester, Mr and Mrs F A Olson and family, and Mrs August Olson visited the Ed Olson residence on South Kansas Avenue for Sunday afternoon and evening.
Miss Blanch Sanderson and Alfred Walker were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ny istrom on Sunday evening, reflecting a social gathering reported in the local column.
The Welcome-In Circle met at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Albert Jackson as hostess. Members sewed carpet rags for rugs in the basement, then shared a delicious lunch. Guests included Mrs. M. F. Jackson, Mrs. Ralph Hopper of San Francisco, Mrs. S. A. Hageman, Mrs. Carl Reece, Mrs. Ray Chilcott, Miss Carrie Aberg, Miss Emma Swanson, and Miss Blanche Hageman.
The Friendship Club met at the U B Aid building Thursday with Mrs Day Green as hostess. Invited guests included Mrs C V Hageman, Mrs Mary Creager, Mrs Otto Wetzel, Mrs R A Doctor, Mrs C H Freed, and Mrs Olga Dutton.
Mrs Lew Septer of Formosa Burr Stofer of Lovewell and Ben Stofer of Courtland were dinner guests with their mother Mrs Nancy Stofer on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Guy Ward and Cleo were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Melvin Hillery in a small town gathering. The visit highlighted friendly ties between the two households and their leisure Sunday meal.
The Pehrsons entertained the confirmation class with a 5 o'clock dinner on Saturday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gust Edgren with Hazel, Mr and Mrs Albin Forsberg and Carl, Mr and Mrs Frank Sallman and Clifford, Mr and Mrs Adolph Nelsor and Yvonne, Mr and Mrs John Kulberg and daughter. Mrs C A Pehrson was aided by Mrs Ed Olson.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hageman and their daughter Helen visiting Mr. and Mrs. S A Hageman.
Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson entertained Sunday with Mrs Gilbert Anderson Mrs Ralph Hanpper of San Francisco and Mr and Mrs Clinton Anderson of Ottumwa Iowa. FOR SALE four door Model T Ford in good condition will trade for cattle call 1314 Arthur Colclazier tf
Miss Rose Jones of Hillcrest Apartments Wichita Kansas reports dramatic improvement after thirty days taking Orange EX-O. She says rheumatism disappeared and weight rose from ninety eight to one hundred twelve pounds while the tonic cleanses the system aids digestion and strengthens the body. Available in Scandia through Haggman Wires Drug Co and leading local druggists.
Frank Chadwick is summoned in an action with The Bank of Scandia and James Siebenborn. Plaintiff seeks a decree for specific performance of a contract to convey Lots 1-6 23-24 in Block H East Scandia, plus damages of 200 dollars and an equitable lien on funds held by the Bank of Scandia. Case filed September 16, 1929 in Belleville district court.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahan and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rasmussen and Harold drove to Wichita Sunday evening for a short visit lasting several days.
Miss Frances Florell arrived back from Calgary Alberta Canada where she had spent six months on an extended vacation.
Mrs. Paul Doctor had dinner with Mrs. Robert Doctor Thursday. H. I. Johnson builds a new chicken house east of town. Karl Hugos reports the sale of a Chevrolet truck to Morris McGregor. Mrs. John Sunkey and Norman Lee of Republic visit her parents Vic and Eri cks on Saturday. Currie and Nondorf return from Brewster Kansas after four weeks. WANTED Trucking rates for grain and hogs offered by Oscar Norgard. Rex Farrel and Ezra Stinson visit Lulu Muth in Wichita for treatments. Monson family returns from Calgary to farm near Kackley.
Mr and Mrs Otto Brandt hosted a dinner Monday with Mr and Mrs Edward Vosburgh, Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Dodge City Kansas, and Mrs Frank Isaacson in attendance.
Mr and Mrs G Mathis attended a family reunion at Belleville on Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Ewens. Also present were Mr and Mrs Wiley Mathis of Fairbury Nebraska and Miss Stella Joe Wayland of Moberly Missouri.
Miss Ruth Hageman visited Manhattan on Saturday for business. Mrs. W. E. Hiatt led a group of young folks to Belleville on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Larson with family were guests last Thursday at the Carl D. Larsons.
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