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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
4
Saturday evening visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Anderson and Judith included Mrs. Minnie Anderson Mrs. Ada Asperen Mrs. Clyde Norris of Belleville Mrs. C P Rydell of Topeka and Algot Anderson.
Mr and Mrs Keith Judd and family along with Gary and Cheryl of California visited Lake of the White Rocks for a Sunday picnic dinner with the Strand and Lewellyn families.
Mrs. O W Erickson led an executive session with Republic County Council at Mrs Dean Walker's Courtland home to finalize plans for an October fall meeting. Attendees included Mrs Ivan Bergstrom, Mrs Orin Johnson, Mrs Glenn Chaloupka, and many Robison family members. A baby boy born August 13 to Mr and Mrs Ben Wohlford of Midway California was welcomed by grandmother Mrs Margaret Wohlfort of Indian Head California.
Charles Wohlford from Corpus Christie Texas visited from Wednesday to Monday with Mr and Mrs Charles H Freed. Mrs Lena Fogelberg and Donald visited Sunday with Mrs Bertha Larsen of Jamestown and others. Florence Clark of Minneapolis stayed Friday to Sunday as a house guest at the Robison home.
Miss Sadie Robison returned to Salina Monday evening after spending the weekend at her home here.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Schuricht and children of Downey California and Miss Florence Clark of Minneapolis were guests Friday at the Robison home.
Teas lost white face heifer calf weighing a few hundred pounds with siblings. Robert Champlin Scandia phone 2747 lists FOR SALE two purebred Land race male hogs. Champlin also advertises Tetra Petkus Rye at $1.50 a bushel. Address forms show Foster Street Formosa Kansas near Courtland with phone 614. WANTS paper hanging and painting Call 4614. Trailer space for rent ready for two or three trailers see Mrs Reuben Johnson. Free corn cobs at Scandia phone 4576 Albert Moe. Lost yellow sweater on Main Street Friday afternoon return to Virginia Lee Corbin Scandia. Exceptional opportunity reliable person to distribute complete lines of cigarettes candy nuts gum through new automatic vendors no selling accounts established must have car references cash capital $700 secured by inventory for interviews write P O Box 156 Rochester Minn.
Local ad seeks a responsible person to service and collect from automatic dispensers. No stlling. Age not essential. Car, references, and 800 dollars working capital needed. 7 to 12 hours weekly nets up to 300 dollars monthly. Possible full time. Local interview with phone and particulars. Write United Sales and Mfg. Co. Dept. S 5922 Excelsior Blvd Minneapolis 16 Minn. 1t
A Life Extension Examiners study of 5,000 executives shows overweight numbers down a third in fifteen years. About 30 million Americans are overweight, with typical weight gain projections to age 60.
UCLA official says both graduates and employers are selective amid tighter jobs. Firms seek diversified products and stable income. graduates pursue firms not dependent on government contracts. On campus interviews down. salaries hold firm with slight rises. Technical BA starts around 515 dollars monthly. non technical BA about 425, with variations by field.
Durham researchers develop ice cone technique to join arteries with minimal blood loss. Special toothed rings grip the artery ends over a double-ended ice cone, cuffing ends to allow immediate blood flow once the ice melts.
Cremona Italy Gina the mule finally won a pension for World War I service. Her owner Giuseppe Guattarini urged recognition while officials denied knowledge, until the Animal Protection Society funded the pension. Gina remained indifferent to the outcome.
London based Russian agricultural researchers announce a method to color wool in sheep using a platinum bond after 18 years of experiments. Radio Moscow cites the development as producing wool with bronac toned fibers.
Robert Robison spent the weekend at home and Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Lloyd Norris and Leo out, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Morris Moravek and their family.
Mr and Mrs O W Erickson and family visited Mr and Mrs Hrick Erickson in Belleville Sunday evening. Mrs C P Rydell of Topeka spent Friday with Mrs Theodore Danielson and Mrs Tekla Brown. Mrs Agnes Cardwell was a Monday supper guest at the J D Greenslade home. Mr and Mrs Vern English and family of San Jose arrived last week to visit Mr and Mrs W S English.
Mr and Mrs Bob Ewing of Wichita called on Mr and Mrs B H Lewis Monday morning. Arlis White and Gregory and Pamela stayed in Lincoln Nebraska with Sgt and Mrs Bob White. Ross Johnson and Norman of Los Angeles called on O A Johnson and Andy Thompson and family and Charley Loomis called on Mrs Lucille Spooner who is a patient in St Joseph hospital in Concordia. G K Goodwin and Janice and Tommy of Junction City were Sunday guests at Mauda Goodwin.
Mrs C P Yardell of Topeka and Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles C Johnson.
Mrs. Bessie Tedrow and Barbara and Betty Jo Tedrow called on Thursday afternoon to visit Mrs. W. S. English.
Mr and Mrs Vern English and family joined by Mr and Mrs W S English Kathy McDonald and others for a Sunday lawn picnic at the Larson residence. Guests included Algot Anderson C P Rydell Topeka Charles Johnson Ethel Johnson Don Johnson Roy Shedd Cindy Dr and Mrs Ray Oakleaf Violet Oakleaf and more. Weekend visitors from Junction City and Corpus Christi also joined. District 61 held a school afternoon event with ice cream cake and coffee.
Mrs Mauda Goodwin of Mrs H C Tharp Belle Ville and relatives Mr G K Godwin Mr Donald Goodwin Mrs Ted Osborn all from Junction City visited Sunday to attend the funeral of their mother.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Modlin and Mr and Mrs Charley Loomis called on Mrs Lucille Spooner and her boys at Burr Oak on Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Keith Judd and children left Tuesday morning for their California home after spending the past several days with Mr and Mrs Jerry Strand and other relatives and friends in town.
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