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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
8
Mrs. George Haser went to Ravenna Nebraska Saturday evening to be with her daughter Mrs Alfred Hallowell who is seriously ill in the hospital.
Mr and Mrs Don Tedrow and son were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs KiReno Sederlin and Gene. Mr and Mrs W J Matthias were afternoon and supper guests.
Miss Laura Rasmussen moved to her new home in Scandia this Saturday, a house recently purchased from Ed Thomas.
Donald Goodwin, a Wichita Business School attendee, stayed from Tuesday through Saturday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Claude Goodwin.
Members gathered at Mrs. C. V. Haggman’s home for the U and I Art Club’s first fall meeting. Guests included Mrs. Frank Schneberger and Miss Geneva Johnson. A short business session elected officers followed by lunch hosted by the hostess with Mrs. H. W. Dungan assisting. The group then played bridge and scheduled a November 1 gathering with Mrs. R. E. Cooper as hostess.
Mrs S J Summer hosted the Triple L Club last Friday afternoon with 14 members present. A pinochle game determined high score for Mrs Merle Haser and low for Mrs Wyatt Corbin. Lunch was served and the next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Walter Anderson as hostess.
The U and I Club gathered at Mrs. Emanuel Linden’s home with eight members present. Officers were elected, lunch was served, and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Oscar Linden on November 13. Scandia Chapter 481 OES held a Tuesday session at the Masonic Hall with Thelma Sederlin as Worthy Matron and E H Lewis as Worthy Patron. four candidates were admitted, Violet Johnson sung as soloist, Cora Ahrens read a poem, and a pie supper followed.
Mrs. Iver Hammer and Benny Lervold were honored at a birthday dinner at the Hammer home with a large group of relatives and friends listed. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ringer and a birthday lunch for Mr. Bergstrom at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom. Separate items mention voting for Woodring and anti corruption messages, plus pension and gas tax notes aimed at farmers and veterans.
The Y. W. C. A. cabinet met at Mrs. H. C. Quantic's home with eight members present and spent time compiling year books. Sorosis Study Club met Oct 15 at Mrs. Quantic’s home with President Mrs. Geo Cardwell presiding.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Johnson, Mr and Mrs Reuben Engwall, Mr and Mrs Ernest Freeman, and Paul of Courtland were Tuesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs J R Stofer, Mr and Mrs J P Stofer, and Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ocobock and family, Alta Faye Briggs, and Calvin Hayes were hosted by Mrs. Emily Willis and Mrs. Alice Cahill for a Sunday dinner gathering.
The Larson Dairy announces its closing after years of supplying milk to customers since 1931. The Johnsons, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson, will take over the dairy in Scandia and continue the tradition of quality service, asking patrons to support the transition.
Ruth Lersen thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and assistance during the illness of her mother and son.
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports years of suffering from rheumatism and arthritis and now claims to be free from pain and able to work. She invites correspondence for information and notes paying for the advertisement in NUE-OVO Laboratories.
Roy Wilson attended a Saturday evening supper hosted by Adolph Nelson Gloria and Adolphus. Friday gatherings included Mr. and Mrs J R Stofer and Mr and Mrs J P Stofer and son Gordon with Frank Hain. Sunday dinner guests at Martin Blosser home in Jamestown featured A D Norris Clarence Norris Lloyd Norris plus Andy Wagner Clyde Norris.
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