Surprise ice cream party marks Nelsons anniversary
Miss Ella Maxell and Mr and Mrs Ed Swanson with children visited the Adolph Nelson home last Monday for a surprise celebration of the Nelsons wedding anniversary and to help with the event.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
9
Miss Ella Maxell and Mr and Mrs Ed Swanson with children visited the Adolph Nelson home last Monday for a surprise celebration of the Nelsons wedding anniversary and to help with the event.
Supt. and Mrs. J. D. Andrews entertained Saturday evening at their South Kansas Avenue home for Miss Harriet Gordon Tom West and Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Kannier.
Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson entertained at dinner Sunday at their home on South Washington Street for Mr and Mrs Ollie Johnson and family.
M. E. Aid A members and friends heard a lecture on diet and health last Thursday. About one hundred people attended and lunch was served.
Miss Marcell Preble hosted a Sunday dinner at her home on South Grant Avenue for Opal Brewer Maurine Larson Jetty Green Naomi Nylund Euelah Barrett Avis Larson Dorothy Aspegren and Agnes and Irene Polley of Republic.
Mrs Elmer Jensen hosted the Norway Wednesday Club with Mesdames Mc Gregor Hansen Pounds Vollan Hugos Norris Carlson Logsdon and Miss Ollie Hugos plus Mesdames George White and Harold Coleman present. A two course supper was served assisted by Mesdames Coleman and White. Next meeting set for November 13 with Mrs Lucille Pounds at Norway.
The Welcome In Circle of the Presbyterian church met last Wednesday in the church parlors with Mrs. Hugos hosting from south town and Mrs. J. D Andrews as a guest. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wires on South Grant Avenue Thursday evening included Harry Moller E. M. Boggess Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Porter Ahrens and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Hershell Kannier.
The Community Club met at Mrs. Mit Brown's home last Thursday. Fifteen members attended. two quilts were completed. Mrs. Ralph Miles received a miscellaneous shower hosted by guests Mrs. Lester Richards and Mrs. Robert Swearinger.
Afternoon event at the Forsberg home on North Grant Avenue featured hostesses Mrs. August Forsberg and Miss Anna Forsberg. Guests included Misses Emma Swarson Mary West Blanche Haggman Carrie Aberg Ella Maxell Mabel Berggren and Mesdames W E Hiatt Henry Nystrom Adolph Nelson Ed Olson C A Othberg C C Cullers E C Wires Edna Fulcomer Algor Anderson W E Bedard J E Forsberg. A two course luncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson of Courtland hosted a Sunday afternoon birthday gathering for their daughters Arden and Florence Nelson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Green Slade and family, Mr. and Mrs. Duaine Green Slade and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson and sons, and Charley Anderson, Wilma Horner, Maxine Manges, and Winona Anderson.
Mrs. C. H. Freed will host the U. and I. Art Club gathering this Friday afternoon the 18th at her residence on North Cloud I. The event invites members to attend at her home for the club meeting and social time.
The Welcome In Circle will gather in the Presbyterian church parlors with Mrs Jake Weisloger as hostess on Wednesday October 23.
Miss Winona Whitebread and Merle Wright were married Tuesday at the Christian Parsonage in Concordia. The ceremony was followed by a wedding supper at the bride’s parents home and a reception with numerous relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Morway where the groom works in the family hardware business.
Mrs John Brandstrom hosted a quilting party Friday afternoon with assistance from Mrs Aug Rasmussen, Mrs Chas Isaacson, Mrs Gilbert Anderson, Mrs Ralph Happer, Mrs Joe Johnson, and Mrs Gen Jeandeheur. Lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ames hosted a noon dinner Sunday October 13 to honor his mother on her sixty ninth birthday anniversary.
Those present were Mr and Mrs Chas Ames Mr and Mrs Chas Lewis Mr and Mrs A J Kelly Mrs Cora Young Mr and Mrs Sam Horkman Gladys Young LaViva Dodge and Sammy Horkman.
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Winona Whitebread of Concordia who wed Merle Wright of Norway Tuesday evening. Attendees from Concordia Scandia and Norway joined the bride and other guests for games and a lunch of sandwiches pickles perfection salad fruit salad wafers and coffee.
A group of friends surprised Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson Saturday evening at their home. Attending were Mesdames Ruby Othberg Vic Erickson Joe Jennings W E Bedard Edna Fulcomer Marguerite Bedard Maxine Fulcomer Paul Stromberg and Vernon Erickson.
Sunday dinner hosted by Miss Evelyn Roberts featured guests Miss Lorna Donous Miss Ruby Stromberg Van Jones Leverne Mc Roy Bassam Dressler and Mr and Mrs V L Jones in a cordial gathering with conversation and hospitality.
Mr and Mrs C O Thompson entertained at dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Condrad Sederlin, Mr and Mrs ElReno Sederlin, and Mrs Marie Sederlin in attendance.
Entertained by Mrs George Nimocks Mrs Neil Billingsley and Mrs Clarence Riddlebarger the Concordia D A R members attended a 1 oclock luncheon at the Hotel Elliott in Belleville Saturday.
The Social Hour Club met Thursday October 10 with Mrs O B Strom and Miss Pearl Strom as hostesses. Twenty one members attended with guests Mrs Aug Rasmussen and Miss Laura Rasmussen. The afternoon was spent in visiting and upcoming jokes about Halloween were noted for next meeting. Lunch followed in late afternoon. The next meeting is set for October 24 with Mrs Bertha Van Nortwick.
Mr and Mrs Mike Weaver of Garrison Kansas and Mr and Mrs Chas Hohman were dinner guests at the Water Anderson home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Richard Loring entertained Sunday with Mrs Leonard Aspe gren and Norma, plus Mr and Mrs Geo Larson and family, Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson, and Mr and Mr Clyde Norris in a social gathering reflecting community ties.
Mrs. Adelia Tingstrom hosted a Monday birthday dinner in honor of John Tingstrom. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Alfy Tingstrom, James, Mrs. Ray Tingstrom and IJeane, and Helen Johnson.
Mr and Mrs Earl Beeman entertained Sunday inviting Mr and Mrs W Bryctha and Frank and Wesley Bry ctha of Barnes Kans Mrs Edna Willets and baby of Barnes Kans Mr and Mrs John Stepnack and Helen of Munden Kans Will Step nack of Belleville and Mr and Mrs H P Beeman.
Mr and Mrs Carl Benson and Marcus and Mr and Mrs Edwin Isaac with Lenora surprised Mrs Emil Larson Friday night for her birthday.
Fred Forsberg and family Mrs August Forsberg and Anna J E Forsberg and family and Mrs C F Erickson were Sunday dinner guests at Albin Forsbergs.
A Friday evening social at the I O O F hall featured music by Opal Brewer Mrs Jack Larsen and Frank Nimocks. Attendees included Anita Medlin Mary Ellen Brewer Jetty Green Dorothy Aspegren Gladys Cooper Clarice Wallin Marcel Preble Leona Anderson Vernice Denoyer Frances Florell Marguerite McGowan Ber nice Granstedt Avis Larsen Wilma Smith Mildred Smith Elsa Johnson and many Belleville residents plus local families and couples.
Twenty five Lions and three guests attended the bi weekly meeting at the I O O F Lodge Hall Monday evening. Jack Larsen attended as guest of James Mahan, H G Hahn as guest of Melvin Hillery, and Karl Hugos as guest of Hershel Kannier. Dinner was served by Agnes Albro of the Midget Lunch.
The Highland Ladies Aid and Mission Circle gathered at Mrs. Fred Ames Jr. home with twelve members and eight visitors. A program of music readings and a guessing contest entertained all while business, Bible study, and plans for a Hallowe en event were discussed. Mrs Olive Fudge was admitted. next meeting at Mrs Mertie Walter on Oct 24. Attendees included Cora Young Nellie Awalt Ruth Ames Florence Lash May Kimmal Lottie Woodka Mertie Walter Reta Cowle Clara Little Effie Gile Ruth Kimmal Chester Dutton Charlotte Walter Lillie Lewis Emma Ames Sylvia Blackburn Gladys Young.
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Carlson to surprise celebrate Miss Lelia Carlson with baskets of food. Attendees included G. A. Ny trom and family Adelia Larson and children Lewis Wallin and daughters Emil Larson and family L Nystrom and family Albert Bloomgren Gotfred Carlson Courtland Victor Carlson Norway J W Hall and Wilburt Salina J A Anderson Miltonvale and Reuben Carlson Concordia.
The Rebekah Lodge met Thursday evening in regular session. Serving committee members were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eastman, Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen, and John Davis. Twenty-four members attended.
Mrs. Tresa White entertained for Sunday dinner with Mrs. May White and Harry White. The notice suggests it is time to redecorate the home and mentions a new stock of wallpaper at Haggman and Wires.
Ray Muth and Maxine with Mrs Myrtle Rogers and Guy Muth and Delphine drove to Superior Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clifk Anderson left for Ottumwa Iowa Wednesday. They plan a brief visit in St Joe Missouri.
Mrs. Clarence Albro entertained at dinner Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berggren and son, Miss Frances Florell, Mrs. Ruth Doctor, and Allen Gunter present.
Garrison Kansas resident arrived Monday for a short stay with Chas Hohman and his family. Mrs. Weaver is identified as Mr. Hohman’s sister.
A car load of Kansas nut coal will be on the track during the latter part of this week. Call C. E. Friend Lumber Co for details.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Farrell and others spent Sunday with Mrs. Lulu Muth at Republic. Mrs. Muth had returned from Topeka last week after medical treatments.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson were in Belleville Monday transacting business with local merchants and officials.
Little white dog with black ears a bob-tail and a large round black spot on its back wears a collar when missing. The owner Gus Freed of Scandia Kansas offers a reward to the finder for recovery.
Due to stomach trouble, Miss A. H. and sister lived on hot water and rice. Now they eat anything and feel fine since taking Adler ika. The first spoonful relieves gas and removes old waste from the system. Improves meals and sleep.
A fragment notes a track related event later this week and directs readers to contact C. E. Friend Lumber Co for details. The terse line suggests a shipment or sale reference tied to the lumber firm.
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