Many Enroll In Scandia High School Classes
One hundred fifteen students are enrolled at Scandia High School with post graduates Opal Brewer Frank Nimocks John Nystrom Mar cell, 26 seniors led by Ruth Bell Mary Ellen Brewer and others, 81 juniors including Euelah Anderson Ed win Anderson and Helen Johnson, 24 sophomores and 80 freshmen listed with names across grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia High School
Opal Brewer
Frank Nimocks
John Nystrom
Marcell Preble
Ruth Bell
Mary Ellen Brewer
Lester Burns
William Clark
Jay Cooper
Opal Currie
Lucille English
Glenn Farlee
Phil Haggman
Elmer Isaacson
Elda Isaacson
Elwyn Isaacson
Elsa Johnson
Gladys Johnson
Helen Johnson
Lawrence Johnson
Fraces Larson
Mildred Larson
Florence Lervold
Lennie Linden
Lucille Linden
Frankie Mikesell
Lyle Wetzel
Mildred Rydwall
Raymond Somers
Marcile Isaacson
Euelah Anderson
Edwin Anderson
Leanor Anderson
Dean Bowersox
Don Bowersox
Gladys Cooper
Norman Currie
Ruth Curtis
Clifford Davis
Loren Everett
Edna Farlee
Paul Fredrickson
Wayne Hall
Lloyd Hallgren
Leona Hohman
Community Dinners and Visits Spread Through Greeley Nearby
Multiple families and individuals from Greeley and nearby towns shared meals and visits throughout the week. Aaron Anderson and daughter Florence hosted guests including Miss Florence Seigel and Mr Chrysong from Oklahoma. Arvid Larson and family visited Andrew Molines. other gatherings included M A Larsons, C A Petersons, and Mrs Hulda Seigel. Several members traveled to Hutchinson and Belleville for family and county fair activities.
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Aaron Anderson
Florence
Hulda Seigel
Paul
Greeley
Colo
Chrysong
Oklahoma
Mr. Chrysong
Mary
Edna Larson
C. A. Peterson
Lloyd Garman
Hutchinson
Salyers
Ladies Aid
Swedish Mission Church
Carl A. Larson
Arvid Larson
M. A. Larsons
Sam Mainquist
Iowa
A. W. Walters
Hulda Siegel
McPherson
Horace Osborne
Mission Church
John Anderson
Anna
Jonas Anderson
Florence Anderson
M. A
Court House Notes and Local Updates Bring News from Belleville
Local papers report Deputy Register Mollie Hadachek on a week’s vacation with relatives near Wayne, and Lucile Griffin-Davis returning to work afternoons after illness. Motor licenses in the county top 5 315, with auto 4 826, truck 482, and motorcycle 7, new 1929 licenses issued daily. A Western Union clock in the court house hall sets official time from the Arlington Naval Observatory. Mrs. Clare Baldwin will assist in the county superintendent’s office each afternoon replacing Miss Laura Hill. Marriages for the week were not reported, with speculation about crop conditions and Cupid’s vacation. The Talmo bridge at Salt Creek nears completion under W P Shivvers, with other county projects progressing. Epworth League festival donations total 570 15. White Rock wins trophy again. Republic County Teachers’ Association officers released. Meridian Highway No. 81 all there is to celebrate on Oct 9. Belleville’s 60th anniversary planned for Sept 25 with a potential joint event including a new airport. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman and Mrs. George White visited Frances Curry in Hiannas Nebraska.
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Western Union
Blair Theatre
Court House
Clare Baldwin
Laura Hill
Baldwin
Henry H. VanNatta
Dan Cupid
Talmo
Salt Creek
W. P. Shivvers
Scandia
Belleville
Patterson Memorial
Leagues
Clyde
Courtland
Jewell
White Rock
Jamestown
Lovewell
Jewell City
Republic County Teachers’ Association
Carl A. Hodson
H. D. Smethers
Agenda
Rudolph Johnson
Norway
Bessie Carey
Minta Walter
Kansas
United States
Reed
Miss Harriet Gordon Becomes Scandia High Principal
Harriet Gordon enters her fifth year as home economics instructor at Scandia High and is named principal this year. The piece notes various local visits and residents including Ellen Johnson, Rackley, and Chan Cullers, along with multiple mentions of Benedict and Bettis families and travelers from Milton and Topeka.
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Ellen Johnson of
Rackley
Mrs. Chan Cullers
Ruskins Defeat Slugging Swedes In 6-4 Baseball Victory
Ruskins edged the Swedes 6 to 4 on the Ruskins diamond as Scandia lacked run support for their slugging lineup. Frazier pitched well for Ruskins, fanning seventeen while giving up nine hits. Dunstan, Caldwell and Johnson led the Swedes with .750 and .500 marks, but could not lift the team to victory amid scattered hits. Local items note residents traveling to Topeka and Superior for events and a for sale ad for a Hashay mower.
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Ruskins
Frazier
Dunstan
Caldwell
Johnson
Rock Island Lines Unveils Three New Locomotives
Rock Island Lines placed in service three 800 horsepower distillate burning motor cars said to be the most powerful. They haul freight up a 1 percent grade at 8 mph and 387 mph on level track. In passenger service they carry 260 tons with 4 trailing cars. A test between St Joseph Missouri and Topeka Kansas showed 916 tons.
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Rock Island
St. Joseph
Misouri
Topeka
Kansas
Rock Island Lines Management
E. Wanamaker
Mrs Frye and DeLores Visit Chester Residents
Mrs Merton Frye and DeLores Jeanne of Chester Nebr visited Wednesday with home folks. Dorothy Nelson a 1929 Nor way High School graduate has gone to Topeka to attend Strickler's Business College enrolling in the complete combination course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Frye
DeLores
Jeanne
Chester, Nebr
Dorothy Nelson
The
Norway High School
Topeka
Strickler’s Business College
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Jeannette Ahrens
Leona Anderson
Kenneth Beck
Margaret Bedard
Glada Bell
Elvin Bettis
Bernice Bowersox
Phil Cahill
Vernice Denoyer
Kathryn Doevur
Clifford Edgren
Orland Erickson
Vernon Everette
Marvin Florell
Carl Forsberg
Maxine Fulcomer
Bernice Granstedt
Warren Woodwin
Clifford Hugos
Raymond Isaacson
Lorraine Jackson
Mary Kallman
Derra Kuhlberg
John
Paul Wenda and Son
Joe Barrett
Hugo Carlson
Leonardville
August Sjoholm
Kansas City
August Rasmussen
Wm. Hay
Harold Coleman
George White
Hiannas
Nebr
Frances Curry
Harriet Gordon
H. J. Anderson
Chester Anderson
Mrs
S. A. Haggman
E. Huscher
Miltonale
S. S. Benedict
Jasper Bettis
A. M. Bettis
Wallace Carpenter
Deloras Bowling
L. C. Carpenter
California
Nora Bowling
al Chappell
Republic City
W. E. Bedard
Edna Fulcomer
Superior
G. W. Wright
Melvin Hillery
Concordia
Wm. Lewis
Mabel Berggren
Richard Hyugos
Miss Berggren
Andrew Berggren
Ntery Se Oe
H. H. Mahan
Adolph Nelson
Amanda Maxell
Ella Maxell
Ed Swansons
Vernice
Vernon
Walter Tedrow
Ella May
Rock Island Lines
Hambergers
Plymouth
Ahbat
Eddie Dowling
America
the Rainbow Man
Princess Theatre
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