Kreitzers Sells iMunsingwear for Mary Jansky Vote
Local store Kreitzers promotes iMunsingwear lines for women and girls urging support for Mary Jansky in a vote described as backing four worthy women.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
7
Local store Kreitzers promotes iMunsingwear lines for women and girls urging support for Mary Jansky in a vote described as backing four worthy women.
Community classified blur includes a Hides Wanted ad from Jeandebeur Furniture Store and a Mary Jansky political appeal urging education support. Also notes a lost suitcase between Scandia and Formosa, social club meetup, and travels of Georgine Preble with several local visits and announcements.
Rev O J Lundberg and Marguerite visit Kansas City on church business. Mrs Lettie Bailey from Logan Utah plans visit with Mrs A L Larson. Attendees at Nebraska Missouri game in Lincoln include Fay Summer and others. Local visits, wheat farming, a private garage fire at Mrs C L Ross Norway, and a new coaster wagon prize won by Richard Othberg.
Community items include a missed auto jack message, Christmas gift suggestions at Kreitzers, visits by Roberta Sandborn and Mrs Oberia, G W Nimocks at a bankers meeting in Manhattan, and a parent teachers association meeting on November 14. Also farm notices on milk deliveries, revival meetings at a Methodist church, and Jewell City moving plans plus a furniture sale at Jeandehbeur Furniture Store.
Mr and Mrs Joe Hawkins and Verland Mrs and Mrs George Trim mer traveled to Auburn Nebraska last Thursday to attend the funeral of a relative. Hawkins brought home pears from local trees weighing a pound and six ounces. The Lyceum course opens Friday at city hall with season tickets sales lagging. Blind Hearts starring Hobart Bosworth and an all star cast is the Princess Theatre feature Saturday offering drama and new production twists.
Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn Denishawn Dancers announced for Concordia's Brown Grand Theatre on Friday November 17. Booking arranged by Manager Ray Green and W A F Pritsby of Kansas City, with European tour recently completed and Carnegie Hall engagement in New York City forthcoming. The company will tour America en route to California, performing in Concordia with full company and equipment. Don Hau, son of Clay Center, returns from New York after eight days drive home, visiting relatives.
The Prosser-Concordian passenger trains have been resumed this week and operate on the former schedule.
Mrs Julian Obear of Kansas City visited for a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs E M Boggess F A Berggren and Mabel drove to Salina to see Warren who was there He returned home with them and stayed over Sunday.
Clyde Humphrey drove to Stella Nebraska last Thursday to visit his sister Mrs J W Wittmyer and bring back his mother Mrs Ss C Humphrey who had spent a month visiting there and at Topeka. They arrived home Tuesday of this week.
Mr and Mrs Fred Moe visited Salina to see their son Harvey in school there. A fire alarm from Mrs Sandersons home Monday afternoon caused excitement over a burning chimney with soot but no damage. O F Bersen, visiting his brother F A Berggren and family, returned to Chicago Monday of last week.
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