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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
4
A fragment notes a fall hat display described as thrilling with designs by fore most designers. It lists prices from 7 to 6 dollars and mentions a Gift Shop in Concordia. Also references sale items rye and winter barley from Cameron Seed Hienieey Belleville, Kansas.
Classified notice states a Model A Roadster is for sale and described as in good running order. Contact Russell Moe at 39 for more details and price.
Sunday evening family gathering honored Norma Jean on her sixth birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hammer and their children, Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and their children, and Mr and Mrs Rueben Johnson and their children.
Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs W D Mathis and family of Fairbury Neb Mrs Anna Larson Gust Wennersten and Mrs C H Freed. Marcella Mathis will leave Friday for Lincoln Neb to enter nurses training at the general hospital.
Friday night Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and family Mr and Mrs Es G Nystrom and Lois Jean and Dr and Mrs C G Lowell and Dohnie. The group enjoyed playing a game of five hundred.
Friday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Axel Smith and Leo Mr and Mrs Elmer Melby and family Gilbert Hanson of Randall and Mr and Mrs Cleo Brewster. They visited Mr and Mrs Gottfrid Lipson and Paul.
Mr and Mrs Roy Tedrow and Frances with Mr and Mrs Ben Denoyer and daughters attended a pot luck supper at the Joe Tedrow home Monday evening to mark the couples 51st wedding anniversary.
A large Nondorf reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gottfrid Larson with numerous relatives from Almena Jamestown Jansen and Duluth visiting. Attendees included Ed Nondorf Marie Sadarlin Claire and Floyd Nondorf, plus extended kin from Osage and nearby towns. A basket dinner and social hours followed with many conversations and greetings across generations.
Miss Mary Ellen Nichols and Levi Holgerson wed on August 29 1984 at United Brethren parsonage Green Kansas with Rev O E Robbins officiating The couple then visited Clay Center and honeymooned in South Dakota They plan to reside on the Holgerson farm near Jamestown after October 1 The bride is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs G W Nichols of Scandia The Johnson family held a picnic reunion in Manhattan with many Ottawa Topeka and Mankato residents attending The event was set to become an annual gathering with next year planned for Gage Park Topeka
Mrs Carl Cuthbertson entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of her daughter Mrs Leonard Jordani who is visiting with her son for five weeks. Guests included Mesdames Belle Etter Alvin Peterson Carl Veteto Emil Larson Walter Gilmore Dorothy Conrad Florell Joe Hawkins Verle Hawkins Earl Hawkins Elmer Jensen John Sothers and Misses Frances Florell Dorothy Aspegren. Mrs Jordan and son left for Stayton Oregon Saturday morning.
Mrs Arthur Anderson was guest of honor at a birthday surprise party Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mesdanies Harry McGregor M Brown Bob Scheringen J D Anderson Carroll Anderson Judith John Thomas Chester Anderson Marvin Kackley and daughters Misses Anna Anderson Anna Thomas Edna Gosney Edna Anderson Alice Tallent Madeline Anderson Frances Barber Ruth Haggman left for Lincoln Nebraska to attend the University. Raymond Cooper and Victor Alstrom visited from Salina Saturday evening and stayed overnight.
Mrs. Elise Wilson and Andrew and Miss Blanch Haggman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wires in a small-town social note.
City engineer Alfy Tingstrom, noting cooler weather, shook sand from his boot and a rattlesnake with two rattles and a button dropped out. The event occurred as he prepared to don boots, highlighting a dangerous encounter during routine outdoor work.
Sunday and weekend visits are listed among local residents. Mr and Mrs W E Berry hosted guests including Mr and Mrs George Christie Mr and Mrs Oscar Norgard Alice and Miss Ethel Nelson. Other gatherings occurred with Florence Nelson Christina Hays Deda Lewise Drake Mahan Engle Lar sen and Jim Mahan.
Fraser went to Lawrence Thursday morning to visit with his daughter Mrs Stanley Schwahn and Mr Schwahn. Mr and Mrs C O Johnson and family attended a family reunion at Manhattan Sunday. Mrs C G Lowel and Donald spent Saturday with Mrs Algor Anderson and Don Ronald. Mrs Otto Nelson Kathryn Clarice and Bertil Wayne visited. Friday afternoon with the Misses Ellen Emily and Anna Anderson. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hay spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Hay and family at Aurora. Mrs Dave Downing and Mrs Wilbur Miller spent Wednesday in Belleville. Mrs O Ey Davis spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Mahan and family at Belleville.
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