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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
4
Daily briefs list visits, illnesses, and small events across Salina area towns. Entries note Carl Hammar weekending in Salina, Belleville visitors, sick children recovering, sales of pullets, stray calves, and church and social gatherings.
A varied rural item sheet reports A G Allnutt selling an Essex coach to Herman Anderson. Other brief notices include visitors, a five dollar reward for a missing German Police dog, vaudeville by the Cannon Sisters at the Princess, church meetings, and a long string of social events, visits, and local arrivals throughout Dayton and nearby towns.
Rev. W. S. Baker was in La Crosse on business this week. Mrs. J. A. Greene, who had been with her daughter at Salina, returned Monday.
The Presbyterian ladies announce an annual bazaar and dinner at the church basement on November 21 with further notices to follow.
Jerry Kershner of Concordia deputy revenue collector was here Tuesday for special interviews with income tax payers of the community.
A notice from Pratts Studio in Superior Nebraska advertises an inducement to help during the Christmas rush. It promotes photographs that please and references October and November terms for a dozen and a dozen in the deal.
Mrs. Shirley Foreman of Lebanon received a permanent appointment as telegraph operator for the Rock Island at Lebanon and plans to move her family there soon after attending the Welcome In circle at Mrs. Mc Glashan's on Wednesday.
Scandia residents report Rev Geo L Rarick formerly of the local Methodist church is very ill at his Glen Elder home with slim hope for recovery. Friends here express sorrow and wish him improvement and a return to activity.
The United Brethren church women hosted a dinner at the Aid building on Wednesday and earned thirty dollars from the event. The proceeds support church activities and programs.
Hiram Nichols returned to Scandia Monday after spending weeks visiting relatives in northern Iowa. He reports several good catches of fish during the trip and says he greatly enjoyed the time away.
G W Nimocks and Chan Cullers attended the Kansas Bankers Association Group 6 annual meeting in Abilene on Wednesday reporting a strong turnout and a productive session. The local Methodist congregation hosted a farewell reception for Rev and Mrs J A Greene at church parlors Tuesday as they prepare to move to Formoso with community best wishes. About forty attendees joined the event.
Excerpt from Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce speech at the Kansas City navigation conference Monday evening. He discusses a phase of the topic and its implications for commerce and waterways policy.
The speaker stresses exporting growth as vital to sustain higher living standards. He argues agriculture and manufacturing support prosperity and that cheap transportation and efficient assembly are essential to supply global markets. He notes abundant waterways and God-given resources as blessings for the nation.
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