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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
4
Local notes from Union and Scandia detail visits and illnesses. Mr. Nelson from south of Scandia searches for hay and corn sales. Roy Westrick plans a sale around October 18 or 19 as the family moves to Lincoln Nebraska. The Giants beat the Midgets 10 to 8 in a Union Valley District No. 9 baseball game watched by 100 neighbors and students.
P T Gile buys Buick touring car from A R Allnutt. Mrs Robert Hyder hosts a Tues meeting of Rydal W Co TA. Engle family visits Kansas City Urbana Mo for a month. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Young on Oct 4. Highland Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Reta Gowle. Frances Fickel visits Norway grades. Neal Hugos sustains finger injuries at home washing machine. Local folks attend Tabernacle in Concordia. Kitchen shower for Miss Vivian Blossser for D J Dinnin of Green River Utah. About twenty three attend. Ice cream cake cocoa served. Zerbe visits Mankato Sat night Sun. Junior Bible and Star Classes meet at Anes home. Harry Ringer visits Phillips Hammer home. McGregor family at Mercer in Union. Hattie Bartlett visits Bowling family. Gile family dines with Rickabaugh in Scandia. Norway High School Athletic Association to host cafeteria supper Oct 16. Mrs Graydon Norris ill. Emery Bettry visits. Reception for Rev Cook in Scandia church parlor. Will Currie in Scandia. Hilton Waits attends church in Rydal. Jim Ball and family visit his parents. For sale a new Fordson tractor from M A Preble.
John Saylor is with W P Engstrom. Rev Cook preached at Rydal Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. Local farmers begin corn shuckings. Gedrge Fike and Mioyd Nondorff helped Roy Fike move to a farm near Dunkard church last Thursday. Mrs Mary Currie returned from Oklahoma where she visited relatives. her mother Mrs Louden stayed longer. Joyce Johnson suffers from health concerns.
Albert Isaacson Post 249 meets the first and third Wednesday of each month in the club rooms over the Pool Hall. All veterans and servicemen are cordially invited to attend. Vernon L. Holmes, Commander.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be fixed by local applications. It asserts a constitutional remedy through Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts on mucous surfaces and promises one hundred dollars for any cure it cannot achieve, with circulars free from Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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