Fragmentary social note cites Belleville visitors
The brief appears to describe Hilton Wilten visiting with her mother Grace Kiliman of Belleville and Delbert Aspegren along with Jane, calling on Mrs. Ralph Moe Mon.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
3
The brief appears to describe Hilton Wilten visiting with her mother Grace Kiliman of Belleville and Delbert Aspegren along with Jane, calling on Mrs. Ralph Moe Mon.
Devotional reflection on the meaning of prophet through Samuel’s life. It contrasts predicted outcomes with true guidance, noting Samuel’s rise as a leader and prophet, his triumphs in revival and justice, and the later risk that a great man’s success may not endure without capable successors.
Sunday and Monday callers visited the Ada Aspegren and relatives in the area. Lawrence and Etta Nystrom hosted a Sunday supper with the Jamestown couple. Lester Isaacson became a father to Ernest August 29 at Republic County hospital, with grandmothers in Courtland and Scandia. Others hosted or visited include Palmquist, Johnson, Weir, Hatsy, Girdwell, Stenson and Hohman.
Mrs. Boo Isaacson and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Val Thompson of Superior Nebraska. Mrs. Elmer Loring spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Anna Hohman. Mr and Mrs Law rend Nybtrom of Courtland were visited by Nybtrom family members.
The page mentions pullet eggs of high quality, tubes for baby foods and bedridden patients with applesauce marketed in tubes, frozen concentrates. gelled applesauce melts when heated and solidifies in mold. It also notes temporary storage options with fiber board chests and low cost metal cabinets for baking supplies.
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