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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
5
Notes from page one recount Loyaldean Ward and Maximg Drovetta among pep club members. With one exception the entire pep club attended, highlighting the social scene at the school.
The regular G R meeting was held on Thursday Sept 26 in the study hall. The Girl Reserve emblem was made and described by Norma Aspgren Fern Shotts Jean Tingstrom Eunice Grite ten Faye Cady and Maxine Drovetta. Two songs were sung Gracious in Manner and Follow the Gleam. The meeting closed with the G R.
The senior class purchased rings from the Herff Jones Co. Ed Wires sent measurements and a deposit to the company. The remaining balance will be paid at delivery in a few weeks.
Listed sponsors include Nichol as assistant sponsor of the Girl Reserves and chief sponsor. Mrs Fyfe Miller heads the social committee. Mrs Geo Jeandebeur finances. Opal Currie serves the service committee. Mrs John Heimerick leads the city committee. Miss Drake heads the music committee. Miss Neher is chief sponsor of the Girl Reserves.
A junior class meeting voted dues at 35 cents per semester and discussed potential rise for the final semester banquet. A special assembly featured Rev. B O Peterson describing life in the Philippine Islands and the growth of education there.
Local classified ad advertises a bargain spot with a shirt and an over coat for men. The text is fragmentary but highlights affordable clothing items for male shoppers.
The Social Hour Club met at Mrs Minnie Cardwell’s home on Wednesday September 25 with 12 members present. Visitors included Mrs Ada Moe Mrs Mabel Rasmussen Mrs Ruth Doctor Miss Laura Rasmussen Vernice DeNogyer Ella and Lucille McDowell. The next meeting will be with Mrs May Cardwell in Republic on October 10 in the afternoon. Personal selections of fall hats advertised for sale at Gift Shop Concordia.
Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and their daughters attended the waffle supper at Norway Lutheran church on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hay Sr. visited Saturday with their son Arthur of Aurora.
Harold Johnagn and Norman Freed, who have been working in Troy for the past two weeks, returned to Scandia on Thursday.
Mrs Otis Bixler of Lyons and Alva Nichols of Jamestown were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs O V Nichols and their children.
Attends Standard Oil meeting in Concordia L G Nystrom and local families are noted. Fall millinery ads highlight new hats priced to fit all budgets with gifts from the Concordia Gift Shop.
Oliver Johnson of Long Beach California visited and spent Monday night at the SS R. Stofer residence, according to local report.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dickerhoof and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Car ney and family of Kackley, Mr. Johnson of Kackley, and Frank Dickerhoof of Norway, invited by Mr. and Mrs. Fay Summers and by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Summers.
Alfred Hageman of Zurich Montana visited last week with Dr and Mrs V Hagman. They traveled in the region and were hosted by local residents.
Mrs. N S Cooper visited Salina from Tuesday to Thursday with Mr and Mrs A S Mahan staying in the city during the trip.
Returns to Lyons after a two week visit with her mother Mrs Parmley and sister Mrs George Nichols, heading back to her home in Lyons Sunday.
Mr and Mrs G P Plotner attended the funeral of Hershel. The service was held Saturday at Coats with Kan niér in attendance.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Harold Lindberg of Jackson Height Long Island New York on the birth of their eighth daughter Sandra Jane born in September Parents announce the new arrival with joy and pride.
Arthur Peterson of Oberlin spent Tuesday night at the J. O. Anderson home, according to local arrival notes.
Reverend Maurice Nichols from Denver Colorado was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols.
Jeanne Plotner and Lenore Sandene, students at Bethany College in Lindsborg, visited with their parents in Scandia this weekend. A local ad offers a 9x12 Guaranteed Diamond Rug for 5.95 at the Bargain Spot with a why pay more pitch.
Mrs Margaret Sells, who was visiting here, returned to her Pueblo Colorado home on Tuesday.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs G A Nystrom and Vivian Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson of Kackley Mr and Mrs L G Nystrom and Lois Jean and Arthur Jensen with Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson family Visitors from Ellis included Mr and Mrs John Musgrave Mrs D L Crider and family visited Nebr Tom Hay Jr spent time with friends in Hastings and Grand Island Nebr In Salina Mr and Mrs R E Cooper Mrs E C Wires and Gus Benson visited Hershel Kannier in Ruskin Mrs Paul Doctor and daughters and Agnes Albro visited with Mr and Mrs Max Muth of Ruskin Nebr North Dakota visitor Alice Tagstedt is here with Mrs Otto Brand also Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson and Mrs Martin Larsen and daughters In Omaha GC C Reece and Hy E Colman were there Friday.
Early visitors were Sunday guests at the A. C. Thompson home. Peggy McGregor was a Thursday night guest of Wilma Shivvers. Mrs. Henry Rosene and Marvin were in Concordia Tuesday.
Fragmentary notice mentions screens stored after the last fly left, suggesting a seasonal or maintenance task completed in a few weeks. No clear names, places, or dates readable to identify entities or scope.
Eugene D. Warner notes that door and window screens can be stored until spring. Replacing or reusing screens in a well constructed house reduces fuel use and increases comfort, a tip from extension rural engineering.
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