Birthday Parties and Social Gatherings Recap
A sequence of social events is recorded. Georgine Johnson hosted a birthday party last Saturday honoring Alice Colclazier and Herbert Johnson with guests including Helen Brown Evelyn Brown Lucille McDowell Ralph Hawkins Geo Thompson Herman Kerstein and Kenneth Danielson. Mrs Halsey Barber entertained two tables of pitch at her home Friday evening with guests Homer Kendall Gladys Wheeler ElReno Sederlin Carl Abere Charles Madison and Mrs Kendall won the travel prize. The Sewing Bee Club met with Mrs Adolph Nelson on Wednesday afternoon to plan the annual bazaar for Thanksgiving Day. attendees included Gust Larson Carl Hammer Algor Anderson Ronald C P Rydell Ed Swanson Verrisee Ed Olson Amanda Maxell Albertina Isaacson Anna Swanson and Mrs Nelson. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgine Johnson
Alice Colclazier
Herbert Johnson
Alice Coldlazier
Helen, Brown
Evelyn Brown
Lucille McDowell
Ralph Hawkins
Geo. Thompson
Herman Kerstein
Kenneth Danielson
Halsey Barber
Homer Kendall
Gladys Wheeler
Indianapolis
ElReno Sederlin
Carl ‘Abere
Charles Madison
Kendall
Sewing Bee Club
Adolph Nelson
Mesdames Gust Larson
Carl Hammer
Algor
Anderson
Ronald
C. P. Rydell
Ed Swanson
Verrisee
Ed Olson
Amanda Maxell
Albertina Isaacson
Ida
John Carlson
Anna Swanson
Nelson
Local Quilt Party Hosts Afternoon at Nelson Home
Mrs. A M Bettis and other guests attended Friday afternoon at Mrs. Otto Nelson's home. Katherine and Clarice assisted as hostesses. Quilting occurred during the visit and lunch was served later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Bettis
George Haser
Marlin Morehead
Ruth
Carl McDowell
Emileman
John Beman
Geraldine Samuelson
Otto Nelson
Katharine
Clarice
Visits In Logan and Clay Center Residents Return
Mrs. J. O. Wetzel went to Logan Sunday and returned Monday with Mr. Wetzel and Fred Evert who had moved the Reuben Bettis household goods to Hoxie that day. Charles Hohman returned Saturday from Clay Center where he had visited relatives and friends the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. J. Wetzel
Logan
Wetzel
Fred Evert
Reuben Bettis
Hoxie
Clay Center
Charles Hohman
Birthday Picnic Honors Miss Marguerite Swanson
Miss Marguerite Swanson was the honored guest at a birthday party Sunday evening at the C. H. Freed home. A Sunday picnic at the W. A. Johnson farm east of town featured Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Householder, Darwin and Barbara, Mrs. Neal Wray and son of El Centro California enjoy a picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite ‘Swanson
C. H. Freed
W. A. Johnson and
Warren
Glen
Householder
Darwin
Barbara
Neal. Wray and Son
el ‘Cen
Valley Falls Visitors Visit Sister and Family
Visitors from Valley Falls Mr and Mrs Knowles visited Thursday with Mrs Knowles sister Mrs J P Vandeveer Mr Vandeveer and Will. They returned home Monday.
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Valley Falls
Winfield Visitors Call On Reece Family
Visitors from Winfield Iowa Mr and Mrs H W Reece arrived Saturday to visit their son C C Reece and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
H. W. Reece
Winfield, Iowa
C. C. Reece
Visit at Guide Rock by Jeandebuer and Ward
Mr. and Mrs. George Jeandebuer and Mrs. O. A. Ward spent Sunday at Guide Rock Nebraska visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guide Rock
George Jeandebuer
O. A. Ward
Nebr
Ladies Enjoy Hike And Weiner Roast
A group of ladies enjoyed a hike and a weiner roast last Thursday evening. Attendees included Mesdames Archie Isaacson Ed Behrens Wm Freeley Reuben Johnson A H Lorentz and Miss Wilma Shivvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner
Mesdames
Archie Isaacson
Ed Behrens
Wm. Freeley
Reuben Johnson
A. H. Lorentz
Wilma Shivvers
Salina Visitors Include Mrs Lorentz and Mr Lorentz
Wm. Kelsey of Salina visited over the weekend with his daughter Mrs A. H. Lorentz and Mr Lorentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kelsey
Salina
A. H. Lorentz
Mr.Lorentz
Local Social Visits From Topeka York and Concordia
Visitors from Topeka included Mr and Mrs John Smelser Velma and Erma and Mr and Mrs O V Nichols. York guests were Mr and Mrs Donald Swan Dick Mabel and Hulda Swanson who dined with Mr and Mrs Ed Boman Eldred. Mrs Leonard Hageman attended a Farn Bureau conference in Manhattan last week. Emil Tsaacson spent Thursday with Milo Johnson and Elaine. R A Rasmussen and Leslie Rasmussen families hosted. Art Wallin joined Noble Isaacson and Loren for Sunday dinner. Charles Elliott called at J P Vandeveer home. Lars Norgard and wife visited Concordia on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Smelser
Velma and
Erma
O. V. Nichols
Donald Swan
Mabel and
Hulda Swanson
York, Nebr
Ed Boman
Eldred
Leonard Hageman
The
Farn, Bureau
Manhattan
Art Wallin
Mrs. Noble Isaacson
Loren
Supper Guests and Social Round in Belleville
Miss Geneva Johnson was a supper guest Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carrol of Belleville. Mrs. Roy Nichols and Ray of Kackley were supper guests Monday evening of Mrs. C. V. Nichols, Joyce and Kenneth. Mrs. Joe Gray called on Mrs. Ora Tumbleson Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rasmussen were in Belleville Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Johnson
Earl Carrol
Belleville
Roy Nichols
Ray of
Kackley
Joe Gray
Ora Tumbleson
Alfalfa For Milk ers Farmers Face Limited Hay Supply
Farmers strive to stretch a tight alfalfa hay supply by prioritizing milking cows while using silage and low protein roughages for heifers dry cows and bulls. A ration of one and a half pounds of meal with silage, plus bone meal in salt boxes, helps extend the forage.
Kansas Opportunity and Landon Lead Report
A Kansas article urges voters to elect a nationally known candidate for president, emphasizing cross party appeal and independence from political pressure. The Literary Digest poll is cited, showing Landon ahead in 21 of 31 states, highlighting a unique historic moment for the state and its voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Landon
Kansas
Will G. West
Farmer and Stockman
United States
Landon
Kansan weighs four week decision on farm policy majority
The text argues that a Kansan faces a serious four week choice that could yield an administration favorable to farm states. It suggests the candidate’s win would shape national policy for four years, emphasizing the farm states' influence.
Garden Hotbeds Promise Early Fresh Vegetables
An electrically heated hotbed will grow lettuce radishes spinach and other quick vegetables at moderate cost, providing fresh greens after gardens are ruined by frost.
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Sewing Club
Scandia
White House
West
Republican State Committee
Frank G. Todd
Cloyed ‘Bailey
York
Emil Tsaacson
Milo. Johnson and
Elaine
R. A. Rasmussen
Leslie Rasmussen
Charles Elliott
J. P. Vandeveer
Lars Norgard
Concordia
Westinghouse
Kansas Power Company
Games of Fun
Alchohol
Gal
Prestone, Gal
Gus
Shinenitat Yaa Etitat
Cook’s Paints
Saniealso
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
the Hammer Grocery
Emery
Irvin
John O. Anderson
Claud Hansen
Democratic
State Planning Board
Legislative Council
Council of State
Washington, D. C
Bev
Pol. Adv
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