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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Noble Tsaacson and Loren Mr and Mrs Oscar Aspegren and family Mr and Mrs Carl Wallin and sons Mr and Mrs Carl Aspegren were Sunday dinner guests of Art Wallin
Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and Georgine and Norman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Theo Danielson and Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson with Kenneth and Dorothy also visiting Sunday afternoon. The notice promotes quality millinery and careful selections for women in the community from the GIFT SHOP Concordia.
Mr and Mrs Ed Loring and Le ora Mrs Sam Mahin Warren and Billy Joe Mrs Carl Reece and Carla spent a Sunday afternoon at the Will Loring home.
Mr and Mrs new Rasmussen visit the Art Cardwell and B A Rasmussen homes in Omaha Nebraska with their daughter and her husband during the previous week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McIntosh of San Francisco California Rev and Mrs K C Grunda of Robinson Kansas and Mr and Mrs Elmer Melby were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lars Melby.
Mr and Mrs John Sankey and others including Don Norman V E Erickson Vernon Erickson and Lois visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs C C Othberg in a social gathering of local residents.
Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and family spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Victor Erickson. Other gatherings include visits by the Hohman and Anderson families to Belleville and by the McIntosh and Melby households from San Francisco to Norway. Several dinners and Sunday meals linked the McGregor, Kelly, Hay, Norris, Johnson, Olson and Chilcott households in Jamestown Kackley and Concordia areas. Gift shop promotions offer personally selected millinery in Concordia.
The Mystery Club met with Mrs. John Sothers last Thursday afternoon. Officers elected were president Mrs. John F Jensen and secretary treasurer Mrs. John P Jensen. Fourteen members attended with guests Mrs. Flossie Green of Detroit Mrs. Edwin Isaacson Mrs. Carl Cuthbertson and Mrs. Alvin Peterson. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J O Anderson.
Mr and Mrs Russel Anderson and daughter Mr and Mrs John Naslund and Corrine Mr and Mrs John Fredrickson and Paul and Mrs Wm Linden spent Sunday afternoon at the Oscar Linden honoring Mrs Linden's birthday which occurred during the week.
Mr and Mrs John Sankey of Republic Mr and Mrs Victor Erickson and Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson and son were guests of Mr and Mrs O Othberg Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs Othberg s 76th birthday.
Visitors from Manhattan Miss Marceil Preble and Genevieve Freed spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Walter Preble and Mr and Mrs C H Freed.
The Rebekah Lodge invites members to a Thursday evening pot luck supper honoring Miss Opal Currie who is soon leaving for Lincoln Nebraska.
Mrs. C. W. Holzapfel of Miltonvale is visiting this week with her daughter Mrs. J. T. Davis and Mr. Davis.
Mr and Mrs Thornton and their daughters visited Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor and daughters in Washington on Sunday.
Mrs Lars Brown and Ruby and Andrew Stafford stayed over weekend with Mr and Mrs Marker Lindecrantz and their son, sharing time with the Garnett household.
Foreman Dutch Peters of Green Construction Co. at Norton was in Scandia Saturday evening en route to his home in Manhattan.
Julia Larson of the S B A hospital in Topeka visited over the weekend with her mother Mrs Anna Larson. Mrs Ora Tumbleson spent Monday and Tuesday in Concordia with her son Loyal Parrott and family.
Mr and Mrs Larry Porter spent Sunday in Jewell visiting Mrs Lissie Fenner and Larrys parents Mr and Mrs Tom Porter The article notes a family gathering in Jewell with Porters visiting Fenner and the Porters parents.
Mr and Mrs Frank Granstedt and Mrs Lena Lloyd traveled to Kansas City where Mrs Granstedt entered a hospital for medical treatment.
Atchison visitors Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Albro and Paul visited Mrs. Albro's sister Mrs. McKee on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Berggren and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berggren and their children.
Marysville residents hosted and visited across the weekend with families including A H Lorentz Currier Partridge and Wetzel households. Guests included Lulu Rhodabaugh of Topeka visiting Mrs Otto Wetzel and Anjeannette. A Belleville Republican meeting drew C V Haggman Adolph Nelson and spouses. The Wesleyania Sewing Club met with B W Selin. next meet with Claire Nelson planned for October 12.
Chester Anderson Addison Carlson Lewis Wallin and A H Lorentz spent Thursday evening with Walter Henry Marvin and Philroy. Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson were supper guests last Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Earl Dooley in Belleville. Earl Dooley of Belleville hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin Zella Mosher and Vic Berggren at Clarence Marian. Oscar Johnson dined with Mr and Mrs Nathan Isaacson and children. Mae Meade visited relatives in Courtland Sunday.
Mrs Ora Tumbleson and Mr Harold Ward with Mrs and Mrs Fred Walmer of Norcatur hosted a weekend gathering. The event highlighted community ties and local hospitality.
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