Cream Peanut Fudgé at The Bargain Spot
Saturday candy feature advertises Cream Peanut Fudgé priced at 12 cents per pound at The Bargain Spot.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
5
Saturday candy feature advertises Cream Peanut Fudgé priced at 12 cents per pound at The Bargain Spot.
Readouts from Washington indicate that the government will continue emergency cattle purchases. Kansas remains in a three state group sharing 9 percent of a 475000 purchase through October 13, alongside Texas Oklahoma Colorado Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Dakota South Dakota Utah and Wyoming. Dear Harry Umberger Kansas drought relief director spent much of last week discussing the program with officials.
Political activities shift as candidates for governor move into eastern counties where votes are plentiful. Governor Landon tours the state returning to Topeka end of week while aiming for at least two days in office. Mayor Omar B. Ketchum, Democratic governor candidate, covers a similar eastern circuit with a tighter schedule.
Mrs J K Currie and son Glen called at the Fred Currie home on Wednesday. Mrs Maude Mercer and daughters from Harper Kansas spent last weekend with Mrs Sanderson. Alfred Walker Marilyn of near Munden dined with Mrs Walker's mother Mrs M Sanderson. E K Erickson and Mrs Sanderson visited Friday. Melvin Hillery of Scandia was a business caller at the Howard Mile new home Friday. Bertha Granstedt Lena Lloyd of Scandia spent last Tuesday with Mrs Currie. Joe Konovalsky Alfred Emogene visited Mrs Floy Bowser and Mr Bowser at Lake Guy Iowa last week. Frank Goodwin Jr and Mrs M Sanderson visited E Goodwin home in Scandia Sunday afternoon.
District 87 residents Mr and Mrs Chas Monson and Aaron Carlson hosted visitors Friday. Halsey Barber and family attended a Wednesday gathering with ElReng Sederlin and family. Chas Tedrow and Conrad Sed erlin hosted Sunday afternoon guests. Myr Veteto and family visited John Sothers and family Friday evening. Conrad Florell and Frances spent Thursday evening with Ernest Freeman and family.
A Sunday basket dinner at the home of A M Bettis celebrated J N Bettis 77th birthday and A M Bettis 88th birthday. Attending were numerous Bettis relatives and friends from Courtland Munden and surrounding area. The Community Club met September 26 with 22 members and guests Thelma Larson Halsey Barber and Mrs Neteto. Future plans include a club meeting hosted by Mrs Albert Moe on October 10.
Courtland residents hosted a social gathering with Mrs J C Anderson Mrs W St Henry Mrs Carrol Anderson Judith Mrs Ada Aspegren Mrs Arvid Larson Evelyn Miss Hulda Nelson Thursday afternoon. Carl McDowell Emil Boman J K Currie Currie Allen Wii McDowell Peggy McGregor Goldie Miller and families joined a Sunday picnic dinner at Pawnee Park.
The Social Hour club met at Mrs Mae Cardwell's home on September 20 with 13 members present. The group plans to meet October 11 at Mrs Myrtle Cardwell's home and holds quilting on Sunday October 7. The club picnic and dinner will be at Sherdahl.
Sunday evening dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Melvin Hillery and guests Mr and Mrs Guy Ward with Mr and Mrs H G Hahn and baby. Mrs Guy Dalton of Oklahoma City and Arderi Monsen of Yale Oklahoma visited the Monsons. LaVerne Monson will live with his sister Mrs Dalton in Oklahoma. George Collins of Myrtle Creek Oregon and Jimmie and Margaret Collins of Muskegon Michigan visited Saturday with Conrad Florell and Fran. They were en route home after visiting at the fair in Michigan. Ralph Rasmussen spent Wednesday afternoon at the Carl Cuthbertson home.
Family friends gathered Sunday afternoon to celebrate Norman Johnson's 3rd birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Theodore Danielson and others, sharing food and warm wishes at the Martin Johnson residence.
Supper guests Tuesday at Courtland included Dr and Mrs G W Nichols Dr and Mrs Orville Nichols and children and Mrs Dale Nichols and her son visiting Ma and Mrs Leslie Nichols.
Tuesday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Bettis of Topeka and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bettis with Elvin Bettis. They joined Mr. and Mrs. Gust Samuelson and family for the meal.
Sunday a pot luck dinner honored Mr Freeburg and Mr Albert Larson with Mr Joan Carlson and others present. Mr Carl Lindecrantz hosted the gathering at the Larson Freeburg circle in a casual family party.
A group of friends gathered Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs Osea Norgard to celebrate Mr Norgard s birthday which fell on Wednesday A pot luck lunch followed for the Norgards Alice and a list of guests included Walter Brand Ged Mrs Thos Walter Berry Max Lervold Rueben Johnson Frank Lervold Will Free Chas Berggren John Emery Ward Arthur Hay family and others Ruby Sundine visited the Berggren household over the weekend Several other local households were noted as Sunday dinner guests and visitors.
School librarians gathered at the school building at 7 30 p m on September 13. Miss Neher outlined duties and library rules while listing the librarians by period and noting the sixth period gap. Magazines ordered for high and lower grades included American Magazine Nature Magazine Atlantic Monthly and other titles. Local visits and military family mentions are included in the surrounding notes.
Scandia will host a neighborhood W Y C A convention Tuesday Oct 9 at the Presbyterian Church. Registration at 1 30 pm with program and 6 pm covered dish dinner attended by representatives from fifteen towns. Y W C A members urged to attend all local ladies welcome.
The Y W C A meeting planned for Thursday moves from Mrs. D L Cady to Miss Mary West home. Program starts promptly at 7 45 PM.
Sunday afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs John Naslund Corrinne and Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson Mr and Mrs Joe Freed Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene and Mrs Wm Linden at the Linden home Also Misses Deda Drake Edna Neher and Christina Hays visited Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller Mrs Amanda Brandstrom was a dinner guest Friday night Chas Martin of Montrose visited Mrs Martin and relatives Violet Dabinnus Joyce Johnson dined with Mr and Mrs Earl Carrol Belleville Monday Eve Mrs Shirley Foreman spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W P Shivvers and family Lee Cooper of Sioux City Iowa visited relatives for a short time.
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