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For sale hand washing machine five fifty. Aladdin lamp two dollars. For rent two unfurnished rooms. Notice by W S English disclaiming democratic party stance on destruction of political signs.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
6
For sale hand washing machine five fifty. Aladdin lamp two dollars. For rent two unfurnished rooms. Notice by W S English disclaiming democratic party stance on destruction of political signs.
Mrs J O Anderson entertained the Mystery Pinochle Club Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs D D Davis of Udall Kansas and Mrs Lew Wallin. Members present were a long list headed by Mrs Belle Etter Mrs Elmer Jensen Mrs Carrol Anderson and others. The next meeting was planned for October.
Mrs Nathan Isaacson reports a Welcome-In Circle gathering at the Presbyterian church parlors on Wednesday. Three new members Mrs J J Smith Mrs C E Nelson and Mrs R C Conn were welcomed by president Mrs Lena Lloyd. lunch was served to members and guests including Lena Lloyd G H Freed Mary Creager and many others. Phone 178.
The Nystrom families held their annual reunion Sunday at the District 88 school house with a basket dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nystrom and Ernest of Republic, many Nystroms, Hammer families, Johnsons, Jensen, Ringer, Vannice, Stensons, Gardner, and Florence Ames, among others.
Hi Lo Club entertained at the Hammer residence on Thursday. Progressive pitch was played with Carrol Anderson winning the traveling prize and high score, Algot Anderson posting the low score. Attending were Mrs Homer Kendall Gladys Wheeler Mrs Reuben Johnson and several local couples.
Mrs Will Loring was the honored guest at a birthday dinner at her home on Sunday. Attending were Will and Ada Loring and many relatives including John Ed Loring Leora Dorothy Norma Richard Mahin Hohman Norris Larson Price Anderson Reece and Reece family members from Winfield Iowa plus George Larson Sr.
A Sunday basket dinner honored Mrs. Alta Goodwin on her birthday with attendees including Mrs. Helen Mosher and Zellah, Mr. and Mrs. E O Whipps, Mr. and Mrs. R E Moe, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Milner, Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Freed, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goodwin, Mrs. Ford Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mahan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallin and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kallman and Vic Berggren.
Mrs Sophia Johnson hosted Sunday dinner with Mary and Ed. Guests included Sam Shoberg and Martin Johnson families from Omaha and local couples Evert Hanson family Hannah Gabrielson and Aug ust Gabrielson plus Theo Danielson Lars Brown Lloyd Ruby Helen Elmer Danielson Kenneth Dorothy Andrew Stafford Carl Lindecrantz Lawrence Lorraine Charles Gabrielson sons Carl Swanson Charles Gust Lundeen.
Local advertisement directs customers to W. C. Preble for radios radio tubes car batteries B and C batteries and related supplies.
Members of the Farm Bureau held a shower for Mary Eleanor Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hansen, Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Elgene Sederlin and Eugene, Mrs. John Shaver, Mrs. Halsey Barber, Mrs. Richard Olson, Mrs. Mentor Marty, Mrs. Marvin Kackley, and Mrs. John Hansen. She received several gifts.
Mrs. S J Summers Faye and Jack attended a Sunday farewell at Frank Dickerhoof home honoring Ronnie Mae Dickerhoof of Birmington Washington who will return home soon after visiting friends and relatives.
Bill Reece and Cecil Darling of Des Moines were Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. C adhe and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson called at the Charles Anderson home Sunday afternoon.
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