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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
4
Democratic candidate Kathryn O Loughlin in the Sixth District pledges house cleaning to curb payroll nepotism. She cites anti nepotism laws and civil service rules, notes many lawmakers employ relatives, and argues payroll favoritism adds to government costs.
Sunday evening guests were Mr and Mrs Lyle Lash and family. Roy Gobbert and wife near Talmo welcomed a baby boy born Wednesday September 28. Eva Lash visited Dorothy Gile Monday night. Lillian Robertson spent weekend with Warren Green and family. Blanche Ames visited Hattie Walters Monday. Bernice Loofbourrow and daughter Frances called on Warry Gile Saturday. Charlotte Scott stayed with Margaret Buer Thursday. Idabell George, recently at Belleville hospital, improves. Clarence Simpson visiting Chas Barleen and family. Robert Hyder of Belleville visited Hugh Hyder and daughter in Topeka last week. Mrs Lloyd McGregor and children visited Neutis Sandell Saturday. George Barleen and wife visited Will Mahaffey Friday. Note on paint cost differences. A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
A Norton county rally described as one of the campaign’s best drew Stockton residents including C. C. Osborn as chair and speakers Ronald Boynton Ed Rooney. A Brinkley dispute arose when a heckler challenged Rooney over Brinkley’s campaign as Rooney accused Brinkley of a one man party and questionable ethics. Rooney defended the governor and criticized Brinkley’s rhetoric and ties to freemasonry while noting public enthusiasm against Brinkley’s candidacy.
For sale or trade residence property in Manhattan Kans. Call 1814 Scandia or write A B Johnson 912 Laramie St Manhattan Kans ctr. For sale cheap standard make piano also player in fine shape. $5 a month will buy Jenkins Music Co Salina Kans 46.
Scandia High News reports seven new members elected to the P E P club this year. Seniors Vernice DeNoyer Helen Green and Marie Johnson juniors Ada Jeandebeur Verna Wallin sophomores Wilma Mitchell Bernice Jackson freshmen wrap up the list. New officers include Bernice Bower Sox president Helen Westin vice president Vivian Nystrom secretary and treasurer Jeannette Ahrens cheerleader. Royal blue skirts are planned and hats may replace tams from last year.
The 1932 graduates pursue diverse paths. Ruth Haggman and Lois Hiatt attend the University of Nebraska Lincoln, Richard Haggman studies at K S C Manhattan, Bernice Granstedt works at McFarland Cafe Belleville, Genevieve Freed and Carl Larson do postgraduate work in Scandia, Frances Curtis pursues postgraduate study in Belleville, Helen Gunter works at the Midget Lunch, while Katherine Nelson Clarice Wallin Helen Hall Margaret Mikesell Leona Kelly Warren Gunter Victor Sothers Maurice Johnson and Lloyd Wetzel remain at home.
Advertisement notes sturdy standard size wagon boxes by H Sankey and Son in Republic priced at 17 dollars. Mentions Rexall One-Cent Sale at Haggman and Wires with a date in October, likely 1914.
For sale beets suitable for canning and pickling priced at 50 cents per bushel or 15 cents per peck. Call Frank Peterson in Scandia at phone 39.tf.
Miss Helen Johnson spent last weekend with her sister Mrs Lawrence Olson and Mr Olson near Kackley, sharing time with family and returning home afterward.
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co. lists 500 bushel slat corn cribs at 4.95 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lewis were in St. Francis Kansas and Colorado last week. New prints and crepe dresses in cotton materials for winter wear at Ladies Shop.
Mr and Mrs Bill Clark and children visited relatives at Munden Sunday. Miss Josie Fullen traveled to Lenora Kansas Saturday morning due to her father's illness. Oscar McMurray and children moved from the Acree residence to the old Addy home in the town east to west area last Saturday. New Fall Hats to be shown at an event. Ellen Loring and Grafton Nutter of Republic called in Scandia Saturday evening.
Miss Ella Bliss comes home to Neligh Nebraska last Friday after a several week stay with Mrs Gustava Ostberg. Mr and Mrs Chas Rasmussen and Kenneth Cooper return Saturday from Maitland Missouri where they had been working for Reece Construction Co.
The speaker cites the Constitution and tax origins, notes federal costs exceed four billion dollars and rising since 1930 1931, and argues for a return to basic government with fewer boards and departments. The message emphasizes cutting waste and deflating costs to relief the public pocketbook.
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