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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
5
A flurry of social visits fills a Kackley weekend with relatives and friends arriving from Scandia Concordia Manhattan Topeka and Quinter. Notable attendees include the Sandine Carlson Johnson and Tornquist families along with teachers and local residents sharing meals and Sunday gatherings.
Mr. E. A. Tornquist and Allwin were noted guests. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Nichols with Florence and Alvera visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols. Charley Spillman of Concordia dined with Mr. and Mrs. P. Je Slipsager and family Thursday.
Courtland readers report club gatherings and family visits across the area. Mrs. Kathryn L McCarthy explains Pawnee Park project status while local residents attend games and host guests including J R Stofer and family.
The article quotes Mary Baker Eddy on immortality and the afterlife. It notes belief that death does not awaken glorified being and compares death to sleep. It references probation and growth as factors in change after death.
A family dinner at the Plotner senior residence Tuesday evening celebrated J. W. Plotner’s eightieth birthday and Wilford Corbin’s fourteenth birthday. Guests included Harry Moller Elvin Bettis Dallas Nylund Marcell Prele Junior Preble. Dallas Cady visited his parents near Jamestown. Mrs J R Storer and Jake visited the Ed Kallman residence Monday.
Mr and Mrs Lars Melby and Mr and Mrs Elmer Melby and son returned last Wednesday from a month long trip visiting relatives in New Mexico Texas and Colorado.
Mrs C Cullers Mrs Ida Anderson and Mrs Ellen Johnson and Phyllis Townshin spent Saturday in Concordia.
The Misses Ada Samueleon and Vivian Everts were weekend guests of Miss Glada Bell. Mrs Obia Ryan spent Tuesday in Belleville with Mrs. Chas. Gant. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Blakeley had as their dinner guests Sunday evening E. O. Blakeley of Willard and Mrs. Blakeley with sons of Belleville. Philroy Henry spent Sunday with Gene and Donald Larson.
Mrs. Fred Everts and Vivian spent Friday in Hardy accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garman for a social visit.
Sunday afternoon guests at the Robert Doctor home were Mrs. Wallace, MecKewen and daughters of Superior, Nebraska. Miss Mary West had as her guests Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hay sr. and Miss Martha Hay of Mt. Airy Maryland.
Mr and Mrs Ollie Johnson and family were Sunday dinner guests at the H I Johnson home.
Nathan Isaacson traveled to Salina on Thursday to be with Mrs. Isaacson after her serious operation at Asbury hospital. She is recovering as well as could be expected. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris of Mankato spent the week with their daughter Mrs. O. J. Johnson and Mr. Johnson.
Mrs Maggie Corbin returned home from Morrowville Saturday to spend Monday which was Wilford's birthday at home. She expects to return to her work there soon. Kenneth Cooper and Lloyd Wetzel were in Concordia on business Tuesday.
It shall be unlawful for any person to shoot or pursue wild game on traveled roads or railroad right of way adjoining occupied premises without first obtaining permission from the owner or occupants, as cited in R. S. 32-139.
Governor Landon spoke at a Kiwanis Club meeting in Hutchinson condemning jury avoidance and urging citizens to perform jury duty. He warned that wrongful acquittals allow gang activity to spread and said law and gangs must confront each other.
John Peterson, a promising sophomore on the Jayhawker eleven, earned high praise from Grantland Rice in a syndicated column. Rice called him the Kansas back who annoyed Notre Dame at South Bend and predicted few seasons would match his performance among the top sophomores Rice has named.
Mrs G W Nimocks and Gertrude of Concordia spent Saturday with Mrs F A Cullers. Glen Johnson and Raymond Carson of Kansas City spent the week end here with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs James Stewart of Downs visitedWednesday to Sunday with Mrs Stewart's sister Mrs Milo Johnson and Mr Johnson. Walter Sandell left Sunday for Otego where he has employment.
Friday evening guests included Evannah Larson of Belleville Jetty Green and Dorothy Aspegren. Rev Carl Danielson of Kackley bought a Ford DeLuxe sedan last Friday from Engwall Motor Co in Courtland.
Miss Nellie O Neal of Hebron Nebraska arrives Wednesday for an indefinite visit with her aunt Mrs Jessie O Neal who is ill at home in Hebron.
Mrs Walter Bargum of El Centro California spent the past week with Mrs May White in what appears to be a social visit.
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