Scandia Community News Reflects Visits and School Plans
A long list of local visitors and hosts is detailed from Scandia and nearby towns, including Mrs. Harry Moller and Miss Genevieve Roth visiting, and numerous guests at the Thomas and Tornquist homes. The piece also notes school open house plans, football practice with 16 players, and rising costs for student materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moller
Scandia
Genevieve
Roth
John Kelley
Carolyn
Mankato
Ed Thomas
Aaron. Carlson
Magnus Nelson
Elvie—Monson
Emporia Teachers College
August Johnson
Emanuel_Tornquist
Allwin
Alphild Johnson
St. Louis
John L Johnson
Leonard
Joye Anne Barton
Genevieve Roth
Margaret Marten
Carl L. Bothwell
Bruce Eugene
Edgar”. Lindblade
Emanuel Tornquist
John Oleson
To Tornquist
Philip Larson
Alice
Clarence Anderson
Pete Hansen
C. A. Tornquist
Lawrence Olson
Phyllis
Robert Zundblade
June Hanson
P. J. Slipsager
C. C. Monson
Alfreida
Lester Houghton
Rosalee Valetta
Carl. G. Danielson
C. L. Bothwell
Leo Johnson
Rudolph Johnson
Elmer Nelson
Olga
Desmond Almquist
Doris Jeanette
James Carney Jr
Concordia
Harold Shaver
Shaver
Alsa
J.D. Carney
G_ce
Robert Lundblade
Velma
Melvin
Alma
Deane. Fuller
Madeline Tornquist
Gladys Thomas
Aileen ‘Nelson
Agnes. Olson
Margaret’. Hageman
Bertil’ Olson
Allwin Tornquist
Ernest ‘Nelson
Andrew Olson
Robert Nichols
Arthur M. Johnson
Lr. O
Evelyn” * Tornquist
Wilson
Smith Center
Ghiesten Anderson
Better Breakfasts From a Morning Kick and Fresh Coffee
An article describes a breakfast idea starting with a strawberry pineapple cocktail served in eight dishes, followed by cereal, cheese omelet, cucumbers, toast, and hot vacuum-packed coffee. It notes a refrigerator chill for the strawberry dessert and a pineapple syrup topping. It also mentions a method to keep coffee fresh and includes local school notes on teachers, room use, and student enrollment.
School Notes Highlight Editor Lineup and Assembly Opening
The school notes list editor Jean Tingstrom and assistant editor Norma Aspegren leading a journalism staff including Ruth Ahrens and Floyd Johnson. Monday morning opened with a general assembly where Superintendent Miller announced class rules and ten minute periods for assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Tingstrom
Norma Aspegren
Ruth Ahrens
Berrice
Jackson
Wilma
Mitchell
Fern
Robert Cahill
Floyd "Younsease
Floyd Johnson
Jean’ Tingstrom
Colorado Springs
Colo
Beret School
General’ Assembly
Miller
Neher
McCune
Miss Hays
Cherokee
Larsen
Concordia
J. ‘Davis
Republic County Holds Crippled Children Clinic in Belleville
Republic county's first crippled children clinic, funded by the county relief setup, will be held Wednesday September 25 in the Belleville court room from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dr. Francisco of Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City will conduct free examinations for any child in the county with a bone ailment, even if not listed on relief rolls. If surgery is advised parents may seek county funds for crippled children through the probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic County
Belleville
Francisco
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Probate
County Fund For
Hogs Exhibit at Nebraska State Fair and Kansas Free Fair
Angle and Spahn, noted hog breeders, showed their top herd at the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln after Belleville, and then moved to the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka this week. The exhibitors include Mr. and Mrs. Emil Isaacson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson, with Warren among the Conway county group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angle & Spahn
Republic County
Lincoln
Belleville
Topeka
Courtland High School Names New Superintendent and Staff
Rollin E. Devore is appointed superintendent at Courtland High School. Miss Ruth Miller leads music public speaking and French. Miss Norma Enoch handles domestic science art algebra and general science. Stewart oversees manual training biology and athletics. Earl Devore teaches American history modern history and civics. Miss Grace Galloway directs English and geometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic County
Rollin
E. Devore
Courtland High School
Ruth Miller
Norma
Enoch
Stewart
Earl Devore
Erican
Grace’ Galloway
Farmer seeks trees for Roosevelt shelter belt deal
Gus Wennerston, a Republic County farmer near Branily, offers his growing forest to President Roosevelt for a shelter belt after June floods. He hopes to negotiate a sale of the entire tract to aid flood relief. Mrs. Shirley Foreman from Hallam, Nebraska, visits her brother W. P. Shivvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Wennerston
Republica Valley
Fof Branily
Roosevelt
Middle
Shirley Foreman
Hallam, Nebr
W. P. Shivvers
Miss Matilda McDowell Resigns From Royal Cafe
Miss Matilda McDowell who had been employed at the Royal Cafe for a few months resigned Saturday. Her departure leaves the cafe with a vacancy and no further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda McDowell
The
Royal Cafe
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Emporia
V.‘A. Falk
Richard Haggman
Manhattan
Lewis Elmborg
Inez
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Florence and Dorig
Denver
Colorado
Gust Edberg
Ernie. Johnson
O. W. Carlson
Gwen
Arelia
Lewis Elmberg
al. Alley
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Doris
Gus Edberg
Frank. Carlson
Arnie Johnson
Frank Carlson
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Linn
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Carl Hedin
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W. Carlson
Swen
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A. W.segerhammar
Atchison
Clarence Schaffer
Schaffer
Frank Johnson
Carl
Maurice Johnson
Tony Sils
Miss Drake
Charles_Freed
We -Nichol
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Mary West
Miss Neher
Blanche Haggman
J.heimerich
H. G. Hahn
W. M. Miller
D. L. Cady
F. L., Miller
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John Nylund
Raymond Anderson
Bob Cahill
Woodrow Anderson
James Larsen
Ben Nordman
Irving Isaacson
R. J. Bettis
Jamestown
G. R
Norman Aspegren
Miss Nehyer
Miss Nichol
Ella Larson Jean Tingstrom
Wilma Mitchell
Fern~Shotzman
Kansas
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Miss Larsen
Donald Lewellyn
Phyllis Greenslade
Violet ‘Brown
Shirley ‘Jensen
Betty Duncan
Ardith English
Arthur Cardwell
Helen’ Larsen
Dale Lervold
Keith ‘Flauding
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Conan
W. A. Johnson
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