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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs Lars Hammer and family along with Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Hammer and family and Mr. and Mrs Carl Hammer and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs Mutt Larson.
Afternoon callers included Mrs. Emma Jones of Minneapolis Minnesota Mr and Mrs Elmer Olson and daughter Rose Marie and Mrs Hannah Olson of Alvo Nebraska Mr and Mrs Will McDowell and daughters and Mr and Mrs J K Currie and Opal who were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Emil Boman Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson hosted the Card Club last Friday evening with gifts for high and low scores. A late tasty lunch followed for the guests including Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer Mr and Mrs ElRene Sederlin and several other couples.
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Clinton Ogg of Belleville Mr and Mrs Melvin Hillery Mr and Mrs H G Hahn and E M Ivey at the home of Mr and Mrs E C Nichol near Concordia on Sunday.
Afternoon visitors Miss Clarice Ross Mrs. Melvin Hillery and Mrs. Jess Barnhart were hosted by Mrs. Harry Ferguson at Belleville Friday afternoon.
Evening guests Mrs J H Nunn Mrs Melvin Hillery Mrs H G Hahn and Misses Carrie Aberg Ella Maxell Marceil Preble Jetty Green Naomi Nylund Frances Florell Helen Curry and Dorothy Aspegren met to organize a club. Dorothy Aspegren chosen president Erla Maxell vice president. Entertainment followed by a pot luck lunch.
Mr and Mrs D B Green and their family visited relatives and friends in Jamestown Sunday afternoon and evening, taking time to greet locals and share stories from their trip.
Mrs. Paul celebrated Patty Lou Titus of Concordia and several little guests at her home last Friday afternoon. Guests included Margaret Jensen Harold Lee Jensen Norma Jean Richards Donnie Richards Donna Jean Christie Junior Glover Patty Lynn Cooper John Harvey Cullers Jimmy Moe Billie Moe Donnie Lowell Carla Dean Reese Kenneth. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
Wayne and Joyce Nichols appear in a social column with Betty Lou Martin Buddy Berggren Paul Albro and Eldora Coleman listed among attendees and acquaintances in a brief community note.
The Social Hour Club gathered October 13 with hostess Mrs. Minnie Cardwell. Guests included Mrs. A Rasmussen, Mrs. Sherman Lassley, and Mrs. Margaret Currie. The next meeting is planned for October 27 with Mrs. Mabel Cline.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Axel Hedstrom and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moline and family, and Aug Rydvall visiting Arnt Carlson.
A large crowd of relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Art Cardwell's home last Sunday to honor Mrs. Cardwell's birthday. Attendees included numerous Stroms Rasmussen Kathrinebergs Cardwells and Greenslades with extended family groups and visiting friends.
Mr and Mrs G A Nystrom entertained at dinner last Sunday to Mrs G Ostberg and sons Melvin Haywood and Ted Iver Hammer and Phil Smith.
Afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom Mr and Mrs Vetus Johnson and family Miss Jetty Green and Oliver and Wilbert Johnson stopping by the home of Mr and Mrs C Q Johnson on a Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom and Mrs Elsa Mildred Jean and Jaz Johnson spent Sunday evening at the Emil Pearson home.
The Rebekah Lodge met at the I O O F Hall on Thursday evening October 13 for the regular business session. Lunch was served by Mrs. Lula Martin Mrs. Ruby Fordham and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Nondorf. The next meeting is set for Thursday October 27 and all members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wells of Mankato were guests at the Charles O Johnson home Sunday evening.
The Norway W C T U met on Tuesday October 11 at Mrs Bernice Loorfbourrow’s home with Mrs Burns presiding in her absence. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday November 1 with Mrs Sophie Burns in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benjom were guests at the C. O. Johnson home Sunday evening. Evening visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Vetus Johnson and family and Ralph Welch of Mankato.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bergstrom and family and Mrs. Hannah Rosell from Leonardville were Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom.
Mrs. Ora Evans and Mrs. Emma Sheldon were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bettis last Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Summer hosted the U and I Art Club at her home last Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed a tasty lunch and friendly conversation as the gathering concluded.
Servings of notices list Mrs. C V Haggman Mrs H Kannier Mrs J M Weis logel Mrs G P Plotner Mrs Chas Othberg Mrs Mary Creager Mrs J H Nunn Mrs E C Wires and Mrs Guy Ward as recipients. The next meeting is with Mrs May t Creager on Friday Oct 28.
Mr and Mrs Lester England and daughter Harriett of Wayne were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs ElReno Sederlin.
Mrs. Conrad Sederlin and daughter Mildred with Mrs. ElRene Sederlin and sons visited Friday afternoon at the Chas. Tedrow residence.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe marked their twelfth wedding anniversary Sunday with a gathering of relatives.
A noon basket dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A R Moe to their guests including Alfred Kallman Hilton Wait Hodge Jats Ed Larson Tom McLain and C H Freed with Genevieve and June among the attendees.
Mr and Mrs Walfrid Westin entertained Tuesday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Carl Westin of Topeka the Rev and Mrs B W Selin and Carl and Mr and Mrs John Brandstrom.
Mrs. Anton Edlund Hulda Edlund Florence Nelson Ethel Nelson and Anton Lund visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson sharing tea and conversation in a cordial social calling habit.
Fragmentary ad from A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co mentions gas appliances and a pricing phrase one tenth down and one tenth euelsment, with garbled words suggesting a promotional offer or installment plan.
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