Scandia News Roundup From Scandia Kansas
Scandia Kansas notes report post office listing second class matter for The Journal. Local updates include visits from G T Davies of Republic City News and Illinois visitors Cornelius Wendell and wife. M W Ward Co sold and delivered 17 wagons to serve farmers grain movements. A daughter joined C E Hall and wife. Vandalism incidents north of town prompt calls for restraint. Dr L R White attended Grand Lodge I C O F in Topeka as Scandia Lodge representative.
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Scandia
Kansas
G. T Davies
The
Republic City News
Journal
Cornelius Wendell
Illinois
Wendell
John Woods
M. W. Ward Co
Republic City
C.E. Hall
Republic
L. R. White
Grand Lodge
Topeka
Scandia Lodge
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Church Events
Mrs. Roy Nondorf and Provene visited Republic from Monday to Wednesday with relatives in the Fullen family. Kreitzser family returned from Sabetha. Kreisers mother Mrs C E Sturz of Horton Texas joined them. Weislogel visited Fairview Penn and Alburnett Iowa with relatives this summer. Roosevelt Memorial appeals for voluntary gifts with no pressure. Mathis hosted guests from Omaha and Salina plus Mrs H M Templin. Walter Westeen celebrated his fiftieth birthday with a surprise party at his home northwest of Here. Epworth League Swedish M E church social planned Oct 23 at 8 p m with program and pumpkin pie refreshments. M E Church ladies to serve lunch Oct 28 at the church parlor. Big vaudeville show by the schools Friday Oct 24.
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Walter Westeen
Here
Westeen
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Grand Island Business College Showcases High-End Banking Equipment
The Grand Island Business College displays Burroughs banking bookkeeping and adding machines valued at over 2500 dollars used for instruction in the Banking Department. The school claims unmatched facilities in Nebraska and surrounding states and invites inquiries for free particulars, highlighting 35 years of experience in preparing students for government banking and business roles.
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Burroughs
Grand Island Business College
Nebraska
Grand Island
Six Week Tests At School With Fall Activities
The current six week tests appeared last week as students Miss ONeil and Ruth Johnson returned from weekends and absences were noted. The Joyful Victory Celebration at Concordia drew students away on Friday. Debating teams prepared a class debate on race relations with Fred Gulick Baith Woods and Grace Street defending affirmative and Katherine Gulick Fay Summer Gladys Nylund opposing. LeVelle Hicks leads a school play next Friday Oct 24. A camera visit may lead to yearbook style pictures shown at the Princess.
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Arrasmith
Fred Gulick
Baith Woods
Grace Street
Katherine Gulick
Fay Summer
Gladys Nylund
Asg
Princess Theatre Preview Daddy Long Legs Screening
Mary Pickford stars in the Princess Theatre engagement of Daddy Long Legs on October 31 and November 1. The first Mercy Pickford company production features Judy Abbott guiding orphans through hardship and a strike against the cruel matron with light humor and pathos.
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Jean Webster
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Judy Abvolt
Abbott
Othe
Picture week highlights two new films for audiences
The review touts Daddy Long Legs as touching for parents and funny for children with many的小 actors in an orphan home. It also calls An Amateur Widow starring Zena Keete lively and entertaining, a peach of a production shown on Saturday, and warmly recommended to movie fans.
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Zena Keéte
The Wolf at Princess Theatre Starring Earle Williams
Vitagraph's latest picture The Wolf stars Earle Williams with MacDonald as the worldly philosopher. The film, adaptation of Eugene Walter's stage play, headlines the Princess theatre on Monday and Tuesday as the main attraction.
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Vitagraph
Earle Williams
MacDonald
Princess Theatre
Eugene Walter
Medal Award Calls for Director Based on Five Reels
The director who wins the most action in five reels is to be considered for a medal as judges weigh performances including Arthur Rosson. Mix risks his neck in a high stakes sequence and the scene emphasizes daring improvisation.
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Arthur Rosson
Mix
Dar
The Coming of the Law western at Scandia Mercantile window
Vernon as a red blooded heroine and George Nichols as the bad man headline a high class western. Tom Mix endures strenuous stunts with photography and a light love story. The familiar plot delivers fist fights hard riding gun duels and thrills. See it in the east window Saturday at Scandia Mercantile.
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Scandia Public Schools
Opera House
Directed By
Lavelle F. Hicks
Thos. Wood Stevens
France
Toy Shop
Scandia Journal
J. W. Plotner & Son
Freney
Banke "Mane, Ey Mou
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Roy Nondorf
Provene
Wm. Fullen
F. W. Kreistzer
Sabetha
M. Weislogel
Fairview
Penn
Carl
Alburnett
Iowa
Roosevelt
W. F. Mathis
R. V. McKinsey
Omaha
B. O. Morey
Salina
H. M. Templin
McKinsey
Rydal
Miss O'Neil
the Princess Theatre News
Oo. N. Bettis
Tom Mix
Scandia Mercantile
Mapes and Falcomer Proprietors
Fairbury
Lambert’s
Suitosium
Just
Palace
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