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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
4
Visitors at the C D Larson home include Mr and Mrs Herman Bloomquist and family of Brooksville Kansas and Mr and Mrs CJ Falk who were Thursday and Friday guests from the Larson residence.
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Bloomquist and family of Brooksville Kansas Mr and Mrs Levi Nelson and family Mr and Mrs Harold Vincent Mr and Mrs C J Falk and Lloyd Falk at the C D Larson home on Sunday.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Nelson Ward and daughters and Miss Anita Munford from Belleville visiting the home of Dr. E Porter Ahrens for the afternoon and evening.
Mrs Oberia Ryan and Mrs Della Colley were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Andy Thompson.
The Olson family gathered at the W. P. Palmquist residence near Concordia for a Sunday reunion. A noon basket dinner was shared by Emil Olson and family of Colton California Mrs August Olson of Scandia Axel Olson and daughter of Kansas City Missouri Axel Westerberg and family of Miltonvale Roy Trickle and family of Clay Center Arthur Hay and family of Aurora Harry Penny and S A Johnson and family of Jamestown 8 O Rhodde of Concordia V P Palmquist and Scandia guests John Nystrom and son Reynold E T Olson F A Olson and daughter June Thomas Hay Mrs Walter Berry and son Max E W Burns and son Lester L G Nystrom.
Wednesday guests included Mrs. Fred Dutton and her daughter Dorothy and Miss Cuthbertson of Norway, attending at the home of Mrs. Ida Satterfield.
Welcome In Circle members are invited to the Presbyterian church next Wednesday for a circle meeting with Mrs Albert Jackson as hostess.
Concordia residents Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren and son Buddy Mr and Mrs C and Albro and Paul and Miss Agnes Albro joined Mr and Mrs Paul Doctor for a Sunday dinner at the Doctor home in Concordia.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mee senior visited Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs Jake Stofer and her husband Mr Stofer.
A list of Sunday dinner guests includes Betsy Carlson Pete Swanson and R Carlson from Chick- Jey Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Erickson and daughter from Los Angeles. Emma Isaacson hosted. A W Wilson of Kansas City Emil Olson family of Colton. August Olson and family. J R Nystrom and Reynold. E T Olson. E Burne and son Lester. L G Nystrom. all attended a picnic supper near the river. Formosa guests included Harry White Lincoln and May White Theresa White and sons at Rose Septer home. Additional Sunday diners were E C Wires and T J West at Miss Mary West home.
Mrs. John Erickson and her children from Superior Wisconsin were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Emily Ebright. Mr. and Mrs. George Stromberg of Republic were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. A Stromberg in Republic.
Mr and Mrs Martin Lar gon announce the birth of a son born last Friday August 29 weighing nine pounds named Ralph Carlton. Mrs easenn formerly Miss Iola East veat.
Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and daughters Joyce and Iona visited Sunday for dinner at the home of Mrs Lottie Lervold with gossip and light conversation recorded in the society page.
Mrs Ada Aspegren entertained at dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson and Mrs Oscar Dahl and daughters, all of Kansas City.
Sunday dinner guests at the Carl McDowell home included Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey McDowell and Mr. and Mrs. J K Currie and Opal.
Dinner at the Sherrard cabin at the river Wednesday evening entertained Emil Olson and his children Mr and Mrs Alex Poe and children Mr and Mrs Lyne Moore and Roy Mr and Mrs Os Hay Mr and Mrs Thos Hay Jr and Ralph Dunlap.
Mr and Mrs A T Westerberg hosted Sunday dinner for Emil Olgon and his children and Mr and Mrs Whos Hay and Mr and Mrs Thos Jr. The event reflected a warm family gathering with neighbors invited.
Mr and Mrs V R Palmquist and children and several other families enjoyed a Friday noon picnic at Pawnee Park including Mr and Mrs Arthur Hay and children Mr and Mrs Roy Trickle Mr and Mrs John Bainbridge Mr and Mrs Thomas Hay Mr and Mrs Geo Luxton Mrs Walter Berry and Max Peter Geo Annie Maxton and Ira Berry.
Frank Sallman and family Geo Simmons and family Carl Lindecrantz and family Nels Rosene Carl Freeding and Henning Rydvall spent Sunday evening at the August Rydvall home.
Mr and Mrs Hershel Kannier were Friday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs BE C Wires.
Wednesday dinner guests at the Hagemans’ home included Mrs. Charles L. Johnson of Lindsborg Miss Mabel Haggman of Chicago Mr and Mrs F G Hendrickson of Jamestown Mr and Mrs Clifton Hendrickson of Jamestown Mr and Mrs Bert Hageman and daughter Helen Dr C V Haggman and daughter Ruth and Mrs Mary Creager.
Mr and Mrs R E Cooper entertained Mr and Mrs Hershel Kannier at dinner last Sunday, hosted in their home with cordial conversation and guest seating.
Thursday luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs S A Hageman drew guests including Mr and Mrs Leonard Haggman and Margaret and Richard, Mrs Charles L Johnson of Lindsborg, and Miss Mabel Haggman of Chicago.
Friday night dinner at the Haggman home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Haggman and Miss Blanche Hageman included Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Haggman of Courtland Dr. C. V. Haggman Mrs. Charles Johnson of Lindsborg and Miss Mabel Haggman.
Miss Glada Etter of Hoxie and Mr. Alvin Peterson of Oberlin were married Wednesday morning August 20 at eight o'clock in the Presbyterian church. Rev. Dr. John M. Oliver officiated as the church featured a pink and white color scheme with an arch, streamers, flowers, a white bell, and banks of ferns at the altar.
A long list of invited guests attended a Kansas wedding held at an altar adorned with seasonal flowers. Attendees included Mrs M Belle Etter Miss Alberta Etter Loren Etter of Scandia and many others from Oberlin Marion Ental Morrow and nearby towns.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson and daughter Dottie alongside Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and their family visiting at the Charlie Hohman home.
Mrs. J. R. Fullen hosts guests in Republic including Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Fullen of Lenora, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hardesty and son of Jennings, and Miss Josie Fullen on Sunday.
Afternoon guests included Mrs Martin Larson and daughters and Mrs Lawrence Nondorf from Courtland. Also present were Mrs J K Currie and Opal, Mrs Ethel Bennett, the Misses Emily Ellen and Anna Anderson, Emily Swanson, Arrabelle and Matilda McDowell.
Mrs. O. J. Johnson entertained the Welcome-In Circle at her home last Wednesday afternoon. A delicious lunch was served to Mrs. Harold Hanson, Miss Emma Swenson and others.
Mrs T J West attends as guest with Mesdames Weislagel Wilson Wires Wetzel Mahan McGlashen Mead Smith Jackson Hugos Hiatt Stukenbroeker Nimocks Ryan Cullers Creager Freed Cullers and Miss Mary West. Mrs T J West becomes a member.
Sunday dinner guests at the Maxton home included Mr and Mrs Geo Laxton and children Mr and Mrs Walter Berry and Max Mr and Mrs John Bain bridge Mr and Mrs Albert Berry and Donald and Ira Berry. In the afternoon ice cream and cake were served.
Sunday dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs John Fredrickson for guests including Mr and Mrs Anton Edlund Miss Hulda Edlund Miss Florence Edlund Anton Lund and Mr and Mrs John Brandstrom.
Mr and Mrs August Rasmussen entertained Tuesday evening to Albert Sjoholm of Courtland August Sjoholm of Kansas City Mo and John Sjoholm
Mrs Elna Erickson and her children from Popular Wisconsin were Sunday supper guests at the Frank Sallman home.
Guests at Mrs Godfrey Larson last week included Mrs Axel Smith and daughter Mrs Lloyd Norris Rev and Mrs Chas Pehrson Mr and Mrs Lars Melby Mrs Bruce Frances Aaron Slaughter Mrs Lars Norgard and Mrs Chas Clawson.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cooper and their children of Atlanta spent the week with relatives and attended the fair at Belleville.
Alfred Fesler returns home from Denver on a Sunday morning. Dr C V Haggman traveled to Randall on business. Several locals visit relatives in Republic Pittsburg Peoria and Wichita. Hats at the Gift Shop in Concordia boast high quality and exclusive styles. Miss Elda Isaacson from Kansas City stays with Isaacsons. Stella Joe Wayland visits Mathis parents. Families from Belleville, Belle, and others are noted in social roundups.
Rost city ad promotes saving on a $1000 life policy with 20 pay life or paid up options. J H Rost of Belleville and Hamburg area urges readers to compare to reduce cost.
Miss Laverda Elledge will attend Nelson High School this winter. Mrs. George Stromberg and daughter returned from Belleville last Monday. Mrs. Ethel Engstrom and sons moved north of Courtland into a new property last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Baumgardner and son Raymond spent Wednesday and Thursday at the St Benedict home. Ben Vincent and Harold Vincent with Concordia connections visited Barto Vincent Sunday evening. Chas Glover family moving into the Currier property vacated by Harold Coleman. Gift Shop Concordia advertises new hats in popular colors and prices. Axel Smith family and Ruby Smith tutor to Alexandria Nebraska for teaching duties.
The largest Kansas business school Strickler's Topeka Business College invites attendees at the State Fair in Topeka next week to visit and learn about 46 years of training and placement in good-paying positions.
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