Court House News Items In Republic county district actions
Republic county notes include a Fairbury man jailed after bond, a Haddam Belleville wedding, and the estate settlement of Josef Havel. District court disposed multiple equity, foreclosure and divorce matters, with appraisers appointed and cases set for further action. County officials announced personnel changes and 4-H business was discussed in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carman
Fairbury
Republic County
George Ritzert
Haddam
Lillian E. ‘Christie
Belleville
Dewey Christie
Josef Havel
Cuba
Henry” van Natta
H. I. Adams
Farm Bureau
Topeka
Foster M. Davis
Wichita
PWA
Marvin Rosene
Scandia
District Court
Kennett
Equitable “Assurance Co
John ®. Shafer
Gale
Prudential Tamtranch Co
S J. Zakostelsky
Prudential Insurance Co
Charles A. Campbell
RR Building and ‘Loan Co
C. L. Pettijohn
Belleville Building . and Loan Co
James J. Collins
Laura M. "Collins
Courtland
George Samuelson
A. M. Bettis
Charles W. Johnson
Albina Evans
Charles L. Terrell
Bessie Terrell
C. F. Brewer
Norway
Victor. Herman
Emma McMullen
Dale Dixon
Go Into Your Dance at Princess with Jolson Keeler
In the First National feature Go Into Your Dance at the Princess Theatre on Sept 14 and 15 Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler headline an all star cast with seven new song hits. The musical centers on A Latin from Manhattan and About a Quarter to Nine sung by Jolson and Keeler. Helen Morgan delivers The Little Things You Used To Do and Jolson debuts a Mammy song. Cast includes Glenda Farrell Bartone MacLang and Regan. Low ticket prices of 10 and 15 cents.
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Princess Theatre
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Bobby Connolly
Manhattan
Ruby
Helen Morgan
al. Jolson
Harl_Baldwin
Regan
O Brien's Grester Show Presents Two Hour Entertainment
The O'Brien Grester Show will present a two hour entertainment program featuring acts and performances. The event aims to entertain local audiences with a mix of music comedy and variety segments.
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O’brien Grester
Amana Lutheran Church Notes and Schedule
Amana Lutheran Church notes for the 18th Sunday after Trinity. gospel reading Matthew 6 43 to 64. Sunday school and morning worship at usual hours. all day meeting today. district pastors to lead evangelistic services. Lutheran League social at J F Kullberg home Tuesday next week. invitation to all services. Chas Pehrson, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther. League
Chas. Pehrson
Methodist Church Announces Next Sunday's Services
The Church School meets at 10 A.M. Morning worship at 11. Epworth League begins meetings at 7:30 with an 8:00 P.M. evening service. Ladies Aid meets Thursday September 19 hosted by Mesdames C Elliott M Elliott Noble Isaacson and Lewis Wallin. Rev B W Selin invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ladies Aid
M. Elliott
Noble Isaacson
Lewis Wallin
Junior C E Picnic and Rally Day at United Brethren Church
The Junior C E held a church picnic and program on Wednesday evening. Rally Day is set for Sunday with Sunday School at ten. Timothy is the study focus. The young people meet for C E at 7 30. Welcome Inn meets Sept 18 hosted by Mrs. Fred Miller. Waffles and pie will be served, quilt ticket drawing. Supper at Freed's store. Rev W O Jones will preach Sunday at 8 PM.
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C. E
Timothy
Fred Miller
Freed’s
W. O. Jones
United Brothers Presiding Elder
Savior's Lutheran Church Norway Services This Sunday
Savior's Lutheran Church Norway invites Sunday school and Bible class at 10 o'clock and Morning Worship at 6 o'clock this Sunday. The evening League program from last Sunday will be presented, and a circuit meeting at St Luke Church is planned for September 20 21 and 22 with prayers for strong attendance.
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St Luke
Scandia High School Nears Completion with New Gym Auditorium
Scandia High School advances toward opening with a combined seventy one by fifty foot gymnasium auditorium, three new classrooms, and internal passages linking the old and new buildings. A stage with two dressing rooms awaits footlights, water fountain from class of 35, and benches along the auditorium for gym use.
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Scandia ‘High School
Copernicus First to Propose Sun Centered Universe
The article notes Nicholas Copernicus, born in Poland and active in Rome, as the first to state that the sun rather than the earth is the center of the universe. This heliocentric theory gradually gained acceptance, forming the basis of modern astronomy.
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Nicholas Copernicus
Copernicus
Poland
Rome
Union
School Hill News Announces 8:30 Start and After Hours Activities
The Journalism Class notes this school year keeps last year’s time schedule with first hour at 8 30 and a tardy bell ten minutes later. Noon classes run 12 55 to 3 45 while activities continue including 4 H vocational agriculture coaching Hi Y and home economics club.
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D. M. Hardtaker
Wilbur Miller
Edna Neher
Christing
Miss Nichol
Miss Drake
Jessie Nichol
Deda Louise Drake
Alice Coldazier
Georgine Johnson
W. M. Miller
Young People Leaving Scandia for College
Exodous of Scandia youths headed to education institutes. Genevieve Freed begins sophomore year at Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan. Edwin White and Phil Smith also depart for Kansas State. Marcell Preble enters K S A C as freshman. Helen Westin sails to Washburn College in Topeka for second year. Jeannette Ahrens and Jeanne Ahrens return to Lindsborg for studies. Delores Miller attends Emporia State. Ruth Hageman heads to Columbia University in New York City. Yvonne Nelson enrolls in nurses training at Trinity Lutheran hospital in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Freed
Kansas State Agriculture College
Manhattan
Edwin White
Phil Smith
Kansas _ State
Marcell
Preble
Helen Westin
Washburn College
Topeka
Jeanne
Jeannette Ahrens
Lindsborg
Delores Miller
Emporia
Ruth
Hageman
New York City
Columbia University
Phil .Haggman
Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska University
Yvonne Nelson
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Cardwell and Son Formed After Mahan Sells Rock Island Garage Interest
Howard Mahan sold his stake in the Rock Island garage on Tuesday to George Cardwell. The new firm will be Cardwell and Son. Mahan, long in the service station business, has many local friends but has not announced future plans.
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Howard. Mahan
Rock Island
George Cardwell
Cardwell and Son
Mahan
Alvin Moe Fractures Bone in Upper Forehead
Alvin Moe son of Mr and Mrs A R Buster Moe suffered a possible skull fracture when a swing board struck his upper forehead at school last Thursday morning He was rushed to Scandia then Concordia St Joseph hospital for X ray tests which showed no fracture and he returned home Friday evening
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Alvin Moe
A. R
Buster) Moe
Scandia
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
Bureman Named Kansas Christian Endeavor Field Representative
Ralph Bureman of Belleville is appointed field representative for the Kansas Christian Endeavor Union. He will oversee work statewide, contact about 1200 societies, and depart September 15 for Topeka to assume duties, following RS Nance as general secretary for Kansas. Miro Bureman, former district C E president, is well known to Scandia youths through many meetings.
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Ralph ‘Bureman
Belleville
Kansas Christian Endeavor, Union
RS. Nance
Kansas
Bureman
Topeka
Miro Bureman
Circus Entertainers Visit Wichita Pair
Circus entertainers Mr and Mrs John Carlson visited Wichita on Thursday and met with Mr and Mrs Chas Mire. The gathering included talk about acts and upcoming shows with local townsfolk.
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John’ Carlson
Wichita
Chas. M . Mire
Bucky
Silvertone Beauty Shoppe to Close Saturday Afternoon
The Silvertone Beauty Shoppe will close Saturday afternoon and Monday morning. Operator Miss Peggy McGregor will be out of town.
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Silvertone Beauty
Peggy ‘McGregor
Fire Prevention Week Planned Observance October 6 to 12
Fire Prevention Week will be observed from October 6 through 12 with a Presidential proclamation traditional. Fire marshals departments and private groups join in promoting ABCs of fire prevention to public. Citizens will learn about wiring hazards heating plant inspections building codes and fire safety to protect life and property.
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ABC
River Flood Destroys Dike, Halts U S 36 Traffic
The Republican river swelled last Monday and breached a dike northwest of Scandia. At 7 p m traffic on US 36 was stopped as water reached 18 inches on the road and the river gauge read nine feet. By Tuesday morning the water subsided and traffic resumed. Officials warned that further rain could delay normal flow again.
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Scandia
Merton Roberts Found Dead Near Home After Shooting
Merton Roberts a 25 year old farmer living near Rydal was found shot to death in a pasture near his home last Tuesday evening. His wife and sister discovered him with a temple wound and a small caliber revolver lying nearby. Roberts was the son in law of Mr and Mrs Hugh McGowan and had married only since last October.
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Merton Roberts
Rydal
Ee Roberts
Hugh McGowan
Octo
Ber
WPA Safety Push Aims To Cut Accidents Nationwide
WPA Safety Division directs a new federal backing for safe work on projects across the nation. President Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins urge all WPA sites to follow safe conditions, with inspectors, first aid, safety courses, and updated guidelines to protect workers from frost bite heat exhaustion and other hazards.
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Evan Griffith
Works’ Progress
Harry “Hopkins
WPA
Pres- Roosevelt
WPA Safety Division
Griffith
Councils of Public Safety
Jacob Baker
Works Progress Administrator
Washington
Scandia Community Club Discusses Kansas Chamber Program
The Scandia Community Club met Monday at the Aid Building. L. A. Sidler of Poria spoke about the state chamber of commerce program in Kansas. Members discussed the discontinuance of free phone service to Courtland.
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Scandia Community Club
U. By ‘Aid
L. A. Sidler
Fmporia
Chamber of
Merce
Kansas
Courtland
New Linotype Operator Takes Post at The Journal
Ralph Clark, of Pittsburgh, Penn., begins duties as linotype operator at The Journal on Tuesday. He has over ten years in the printing industry. Clark succeeds Harry Mollex, who resigned to take a position in Cottonwood Falls.
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Ralph Clark
Pittsburgh
Penn
Cuba
Trisbune
Jinotypa Opete
Journal
Harry * Mollex
Cottonwood Falls
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William’ A. Carpenter
JA. E. Stepanek
Stephenson
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Chicago
Amana ‘Lutheran ‘Church
Methodist “Church
Methodist Church
B. W. Selin
United Brethren-Presbyterian
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Siam
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