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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Richard Fogelberg and family were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Gust Fogelberg and Donnie.
Mr and Mrs W R Markland of Glendale California were guests of Mrs Edith Forsberg and Miss Helen last Wednesday while returning home from a tour of the eastern states.
Mrs Edith Forsberg entertained to supper Wednesday honoring Mr and Mrs W R Markland of Glendale California Miss Helen Forsberg of Burbank California and Mr and Mrs Edward Forsberg and daughter in attendance
Sunday visitors included Earl VanAken of Belleville Silas Perry of Hardy Nebraska and Duaine Greenslade and Delbert Aspegren with their spouses.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Theodore Danielson with family and Mr and Mrs Marker Lindecrantz and sons from Manhattan along with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lindecrantz and Mr and Mrs Earl Hamill and Eddy. Jacquelin and Phyllis Westoff were dinner guests Thursday at the Vernon Erickson home.
Mrs Vernon Erickson spent Friday with her sister Mrs John Kelly and family near Mankato along with Lois and Janice, sharing time with relatives and enjoying the reunion.
Rev and Mrs Norman Hammer and their Hollywood circle with Mrs P P Hammer and Mrs Walter Darlington called on Mr and Mrs E M Eastvedt last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Freed Delores Beth and John and Mrs. Jack Lilly and Jacquelin spent Wednesday afternoon at the Ed Jensen home. Mrs. Jack Lilly and Jacquelin are visiting at the H FE Lilly home in Wayne. Artie Jensen and family joined Ed Jensen parents Sunday evening. Ed Jensen and Mrs. Jack Lilly dined with Harry McGregor Friday. Helen Forsberg left for Burbank California for employment. Charles Barleen and Ralph visited Harold Hammer family Sunday. Currie and Freed households with multiple families enjoyed a river picnic Sunday.
Mrs Pat Sandell and baby return from St Joseph hospital and stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson. Mrs Merideth Lewis of Dallas and Miss Claudine Olson of Abilene were visitors at the E M Eastvedt home. Mr and Mrs John Carlson visited with Miss Bess and Axel Wohlford Friday evening.
Saturday guests of Miss Hilma and David Carlson of Courtland. Mrs. Lottie Lervold spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nesmith at Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Matthews, sr., and jr. and their children from Gary Oklahoma visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. FE M. Eastvedt. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Perris of Kansas City visited Mrs. Emily Willis Saturday. Mrs. C. O. Johnson had coffee with Mrs. ElRene Sederlin on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bergstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hedstrom spent Wednesday in Lincoln, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thompson returned to Topeka Monday after spending the past week with their daughter, Mrs. ElRene Sederlin, Mr. Sederlin and sons.
Miss Eloise Hammer and Lee Hammer visited Mr. and Mrs. ElRene Sederlin and their sons. Fred Custnaa Dick of Topeka spent the week with relatives. Ole Erickson and children called on Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Eastvedt. Ed Watkins of Topeka were weekend guests of Cap Russell, with David Russell returning home. Olaf Norgard, patient at St Joseph hospital, is slightly improved. W. D. Corbin and daughter arrived from Denver for a weekend visit with Margar et Corbin and Augusta Jennings and relatives in Courtland.
Mrs Dean Mitchell returned Sunday from a wedding trip through Colorado and Wyoming. Mrs Frank Isaacson and Carl visited Mrs Minnie Anderson Monday evening. Louis Stofer of Beloit and his wife stayed with J R Storer’s family. Riverside guests Donald Miller Don Perritt and Richard Gladder left for Chicago. Rev M A Perkins and wife moved toward Sterling to pastor a new church. Eve Sandborn visited R E Cooper in Clay Center over Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cooper and daughters Eve Sandborn of Clay Center joined El Reno Sederlin home visitors Sunday evening. Irvin Currie and Norman Glenn Currie families also spent Sunday with James Currie. Ray Sederlin left Monday for St Louis after a week with home folk. Arnt Carlson Eldine hosted lunch for Bergstroms Hedstroms and Bill McClure and Alan.
Mr and Mrs Clark Freed and their daughters entertained Tuesday evening to supper for Mr and Mrs Stanley Moe and Chester Freed, sharing a social visit and hospitality in a family gathering.
Mrs. Charlie Farrell advertises a good oil heater for sale. Inquiries may contact the seller.
Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Cardwell and Steven staying with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lorentz of Beloit. Miss Anna Johnson left Monday to visit her brother Alex and family in Wichita on the way home to Stallwater Oklahoma.
Roy M. Moore in Norway advertises pure bred Duroc boars for sale. Three boars available for purchase.
Mr and Mrs Harry White hosted Sunday overnight guests of Mrs May White. An employment ad seeks a waitress at Frenchie and Ella's Cafe. Poli o Insurance offers 5000.00 medical benefits per child plus 500.00 accidental death and annual premiums from 5.00 to 10.00. Gerald A. Krasnicke Agency Haddam Kansas.
Johnny Nystrom lists a completely modern 5 room and bath bungalow on two lots with an orchard and a garage. Offered for sale with details of layout and amenities.
Local florist Nicholson's Flowers advertises funeral sprays hospital bouquets corsages cut flowers and potted plants. Offers seasonal selections and delivery along U S Highway 9 West with phone contact 1913.
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