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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
6
Riley Goodwin extends thanks to friends who helped him win the bicycle at Freeley's Store contest.
Friends thank supporters as Lewis Ray Weir earns second place in the contest at Freeley’s venue. The message conveys appreciation and a celebratory note for the achievement.
Dellamae Beach thanks supporters for votes in the Free by Store contest and praises the winner, the Little Goodwin boy, for securing the major prize dresser set.
Elegant fall hats showcased at popular prices from 1.25 to 3.85 with larger styles from 4.85 to 10.50. Gift Shop in Concordia invites shoppers to view the new millinery collection.
Wednesday evening guests gathered to honor Mrs. Cecil Brand with a shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rene DeNoyer. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tedrow and others who brought tea towels to be sent to Mrs. Brand in El Centre California.
Mrs. Carl McDowell hosted a birthday surprise Tuesday evening for her husband with guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Currie Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bonian and family Mr and Mrs Fred Currie and Allan Mr and Mrs. Glenn Currie and son Mrs H E Coleman Eldora Frances Cooper and Opal Currie.
Ma. and Mrs. A B Johnson entertained Friday evening at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nylune and Nancy Ann of Pomona California, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nylund and family, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Johnson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swierczynski and family.
Mrs May White departed Sunday for Lincoln Nebraska to visit Harry White, Mrs White, and their children during the trip.
Mrs. El Reno Sederlin entertained the Contract Club Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Halsey Barber winning the prize. Sederlin served lunch. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Conrad Sederlin. Guests from Nebraska Rev. and Mrs. David Munson and family of Genoa visited the Methodist parsonage Saturday while enroute home from Texas. A visitor from Kansas City Yvonne Nelson spent the weekend with her parents Adolph and Mrs. Nelson. In millinery the shop notes dependable supply sources, large quantities and modest hat pricing for fast turnover. Gift Shop Concordia adv.
Mrs. Nathan Isaacson succeeds Miss Verna Wallin as Society Editor of The Journal. Readers are urged to send society and personal news to the new reporter, phone 178. The Garden of Friendship theme marked a G R W C recognition service at the high school auditorium with YWCA groups represented by flowers. Also noted is the 24th wedding anniversary and 12th birthday of Warren Nelson celebrated at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson with local relatives and friends in attendance.
Glenn Currie was guest of honor at a birthday dinner Sunday held at his home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Currie plus extended Currie family members and several friends and relatives such as the McDowells and Weirs.
Mrs Daisy Barber hosted a Friday recital at her Concordia home. Attendees from the area included Mr and Mrs Leonard Hageman and Margaret, Mr and Mrs Richard Olson and Agnes, Bertil and Andy, Mr and Mrs Enoch Hed in and Genevieve, Mr and Mrs Marvin Kackley and Enid Ruth and Neva, and Mr and Mrs Halsey Barber Frances and Jack. Mrs Barber served refreshments. The girls taking lessons presented a gift to Mrs Barber.
Mr and Mrs C H Freed hosted a birthday dinner at their home on Sunday for Genevieve Freed and Hugh McMullen of Courtland and Manhattan. Attending were Brg Otho McMullen and Margaret of Courtland, Mrs Renn of Belleville, Cornelia Fur Marguerite Swanson and Mr and June Freed.
Miss Amanda Rosene and August Rosene were hostess and host at a dinner party at their home Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nelson, Gerhard and Alice Nelson, Mrs. Anton Edlund, Miss Florence Nelson, Anton Lund, Rev. and Mrs. B. W. Selin and Carl and Bernice Simmons.
A bridge party at Miss LaVerne Larson's Scandia home last Tuesday evening featured guests Mr and Mrs O M Hardtaker Mr and Mrs Larry Porter Mr and Mrs Clifford Cummings the Misses Jeste Nichol Edna Neher Marguerite Swanson Cornelia Furry Adeline Rosenquist Floy Anderson and Invin Curry.
The ladies of the Lutheran church hosted a birthday supper Friday evening in the church parlors for members and friends. Proceeds totaled about twenty six dollars.
Sorosis Study Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. FP L Miller. A paper on Old Hymns and Their Stories was read by Mrs. Nathan Isaacson. Members and guests listed include Mesdames Nystrom Bo man Hooker Haggman Johnson Hardtaker Ahrens Anderson Miller Isaacson Geneva Johnson Porter Cumming.
Mrs. Jake Weislogel acted as hostess for the Welcome-In Circle last Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian church parlors. Members present included Mesdames Lena Lloyd O J Wetzel C V Hageman E C Wires Elsie Wilson D L Crider Mary Creager CG H Freed B J Summers Mary West. Guests were Mesdames Robert Doctor H E Coleman An an Larson Emma Swenson Alber tina Isaacson Ida E T Olson Ed Boman O M Hardtaker Jessie Ward Frank Tedrow and Gagie George Nichols R A Rasmussen Emil Isaacson A B Johnson L E Richards J R Storer B W Selin Fred Poole and the Misses Blanche Hageman June Freed Adeline Rosenquist Cornelia Furry Margaret Swanson Jessie Nichol.
One year old Lois Arlene Erickson celebrated a birthday Monday with relatives and friends attending. Guests included Mrs. Duane Johnson and Jacqueline, Mrs. Arn Muth, Joyce and Jean, Mrs. Glenn Currie and Joan, Mrs. John Sankey and Don, Mrs. Ernest Kirk and Glen, Mrs. Guy Muth and Mrs. Vernon Erickson.
Miltonvale visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davis hosted a family dinner Sunday joined by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Holzapfel and family Mr. and Mrs. Jake Holzapfel and family Mr. and Mrs. Hubert A blard and family Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flett and family Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Phillipson and family and Geo. Holzapfel all of Miltonvale along with G. J. Holzapfel of Jamestown.
A. M. San born Lumber Co offers a used gas heater of 15000 BTU for 17.50 dollars seeking buyer investment and pickup at the firm location.
Agnes Albro and Maxine Drovetta returned Monday evening from Topeka where they had spent the past few days visiting relatives and friends. Guests from Clay Center Misses Eve and Roberta Sanborn, Mr and Mrs Will Ford and Mildred of Clay Center were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs R E Cooper and daughters.
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