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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
6
Community notices and visits across Belleville and nearby towns. Lists of family gatherings, Sunday meals, church events, club meetings, and local travels among residents including Williams, Sherrards, Walter, Hammer, Buer, Lundblade, Nelson, Tornquist, and many others. The long column records dinners, birthdays, anniversaries, and neighborhood hospitality across multiple farms and homes.
Ada Lutheran publishes a schedule of church activities including Swedish Sunday worship at 11, morning 10 oclock Bible classes, choir rehearsals, Ladies Aid events on October 20 and 21, Lutheran Wheel hosting, teachers meeting at Henry Johnson home, Swedish communion next Sunday, Luther League Thursday Bible study, missions and installation services at Mariadahl starting next Sunday, and a board meeting October 25. Pastor Carl G. Danielson will attend these services.
District 112 residents and guests shared weekend visits across Concordia and Belleville. George Barleen Miss Dorothy Gile and Forrest Lendt of Republic called on Lloyd McGregor. Lars Norgard’s Concordia visit. Frank Whitley and Bill Whitley gatherings. Beverly Ann returns home to visit grandparents through Sunday. Ruth Johnson visited Miss Lucille Johnson. Pauline Milner attended a C E convention in Belleville. Dist 81 boys, coached by Mildred Tiller, played Highland on Friday.
A day afternoon note records a victory for Highland. Mrs. Axel Carlson and family visited Miss Tiller. Carl Johnson of Belleville joined Howard Donaldson for Sunday dinner. Bill Milner helped Archie Larson with a new tenant house project on Thursday. Dore Norgard attended the 88 club meeting at Lena Fogelberg's home. Gust Fogelberg and sons shared Sunday dinner with Lars Norgard and family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams visited Concordia Wednesday as did Mrs and Mrs Lee Kinney with George Fike Thursday. Loyal Dean entered St Joseph hospital for tonsil and adenoid removal Tuesday. Many local families, including Reed Pruett Nutter Fike Hammil Waite Whitley and Jene are noted for visits illness and errands across Concordia Belleville Atchison Courtland and surrounding area.
Phil Becks were in Belleville Friday transacting business. Alfred Kallman builds a corn crib on the Union Valley farm of Mr and Mrs Werden Wait. Mr and Mrs E B Hall and Mr and Mrs Labon Marshall attended Sunday dinner at Bernard Marshall’s home. Elmer Bowersox and wife of Belleville visited last Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Mikesell stays with her grandson Herbert Mikesell after returning from Oklahoma. Earl Johnson and Myrna Marlene visit Leslie Johnson's home in Republi. Earnest Mikesell cares for a new grandson at Charles Mikesell's near Belleville. Roy Hall spends weekend with Charles Jenkins near Chester. Joe Johnson and son visit daughter Mrs Lawrence Olson near Norway. Margaret Mikesell visits Helen Hall. Don Bowersox spends night with Frankie Mikesell. Cross Roads 4-H holds a weiner roast at Edgar Whips home. Mrs Whips teaches sewing to the girls. Ollie Johnson from south of Scandia assists with a new grandson at Householder home.
The Midget Lunch will open at 4:30 each morning during duck hunting season to serve early morning hunters. A simple room appearance change can be achieved by refinishing the woodwork using Cook's Interior Glass and the Sanborn Lumber Co.
Mr and Mrs Wm Clark and their sons return home after a three day stay in Kansas City for treatment of their small son Billy Dean. No 12 Heavy Steel Scoop priced at 1 68 by A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
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