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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Harry McGregor and Mr and Mrs D D Davis of Udall spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Eugene Burns at Lovewell.
Mrs. C O Dahang Lorene of Kansas City visited Mrs. Minnie Anderson and Mrs. C O Dahl and Lorene were guests of Miss Anna Swanson over the weekend. A picnic supper marked Evelyn Berggren birthday on August 29 with Gwen Ocobock Glenn Loring and Clarence Smith among attendees.
Carl Peterson was taken ill suddenly last Saturday and admitted to St. Joseph hospital in Concordia on Sunday morning. The Peteson family returned from a two week Colorado visit last Wednesday. Various visitors and guests from Manhattan Kansas Topeka and Nebraska were hosted by local residents including the McBratneys Johnsons Loring and Ferguson households through the weekend and early week.
Mr and Mrs Ed Jensen and Jim visited Mr and Mrs Art Ellingson in Republic on Sunday evening. Mrs W A Johnson visited Mr and Mrs H IL Johnson on Monday afternoon.
A group including Mr and Mrs H C Quantic Bruce and Lois traveled to the Harlan County Dam site near Alma Nebraska for a Sunday motor trip and basket dinner. Lucille Tanner and family plan to make their home in Lawrence. Mrs John Fredrickson purchased the Tanner home known as the Sederl in property and moved there last week. W M Hatfield and Havensville relatives visited Robert Nylund and kin. Rev N H Pearson recuperating after surgery at St Joseph hospital Concordia. Delbert Forsberg and daughters from Los Angeles Calif visiting Ohio relatives for a week with C A Forsberg’s family.
Mr and Mrs Hilton Waite came home last week after a two week trip to Niagara Falls Washington DC and the Southern States.
Miss Evelyn Hohman arrived from Kansas City Friday to spend the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman Charles and Glenna. Mrs Ivy Brown returned from a three weeks visit with her sister Mrs ay Bell in Saginaw Mich. Mrs Reubenohnson and Mrs Alice Harmer left Monday for Manhattan to attend a Poultry School of Blood Testing and Culling.
Mrs Ellen Rammer served as a Thursday caller of Mrs Frank Schneberger in a social visit noted in local society columns.
Sunday afternoon visitors include Mr and Mrs John Sankey and family from Republic at Vernon Erickson’s home. Rex Ward and family called in the evening. Concordia’s Aaron Slaughter visited Geo Christie on Thursday. Eve Sandborn of Clay Center spent the weekend with R E Cooper. Daisy Crawford Mernon Epsickson and Janice joined Mrs John Kelly and family of Mankato for Saturday tea and supper.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Williamson of Wichita spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs George Christie. Thursday afternoon visitors of Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson included Lois and Janice Stevens Patty and Peggy from Santa Rosa California and Mrs Glenn Currie and family. Mrs Carl Norgard and children left last week for Wolsey South Carolina for a two week visit with her mother Mrs Morse.
Mr and Mrs Sam Nelson and Clif ford and Mr and Mrs Jack Murray attended a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ivan Carlgren in honor of Ivan Carlgrens birthday anniversary.
Robert Kelly of Mankato spent last week at the Vernond Erickson and Leonard Freed homes. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Anderson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Anderson returned Friday afternoon from a week's vacation in Colorado. Doris Almquist of Wichita was a Monday visitor at the Ivan Bergstrom home.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker and daughters and Mrs Myrtle Sander and son spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Arthur Colclazier in a small family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Milo Johnson and Elaine entertained Monday evening for Mr and Mrs Jack Bower of Lawrence Mrs H I Johnson Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson and Mr and Mrs C H West Ella Jane and Eva Louise attending.
Mr and Mrs ElRene Sederlin and sons entertained to Sunday dinner for Joyce Iona and Barbara Ham mer and Charles and Eugene Gibson of Bostwick Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sargent and Janice of Council Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Doctor and family of Belleville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doctor.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Roy Thomas hosted a coffee gathering with guests Mrs. George Christie Mrs. Ollie Johnson Mrs. George Fike and Mrs. Chris Olson to mark her birthday anniversary.
Chester Johnson of Kansas City spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs C Q Johnson. He enjoyed time with family and discussed recent happenings in their community.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden hosted Sunday afternoon lunch guests including Mr and Mrs John Naslund and Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson and family. Also present were Mr and Mrs Lee Loring Mrs Maurice Medlin and Glenn Loring who spent Sunday in Salina.
A brief note mentions residents from Manhattan spending a couple of weeks with relatives in the area, highlighting a temporary family visit.
Patsy O'Brien begins work as the new waitress at the Friendly Inn, joining staff as service resumes. The announcement highlights her appointment and the inn's emphasis on friendly, efficient dining.
Irene Weir resides with Patsy O'Brien during the academic period, the arrangement noted among local social updates.
Mrs Inez Weir of Wray Cole and Mrs Nellie Clark of Logan joined Mrs Daisy Crawford of Gaylord and Jane Thomas with Mr and Mrs Woodrow Anderson and others visiting Roy Thomas’s home last week Mr and Mrs Elmer Melby and family were guests at Sunday dinner with Mrs Ole Hanson in Randall and family
Mrs. Charles Anderson Mrs. Vet us Johnson Mrs. C. O. Johnson and Mrs. Lyle Marshall were among coffee guests invited by Mrs. Elsa Bergstrom on Monday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nelson and family spent Friday in Concordia attending a District Locker meeting and luncheon at the Country Club.
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