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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
6
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sherrard and family from Concordia. The Cardinal Club held a gypsy party with Opal and Mary Ellen Brewer presiding. Health notes mention Mrs. N P Hanson having a stroke but improving. The text records numerous local visits, social events, and high school notes for Norway, Belleville, and surrounding areas.
Miss Lois Scoggins and her nephew visited Courtland High School and attended events with Rev. and Mrs. Wilbert Helberg from Gottenberg Nebraska. They enjoyed supper with Mr. and Mrs. John Sjotander. Elva Marty and Mr. Douglas head to Manhattan college with Mentor Marty and daughters, after a Sunday departure.
Mr and Mrs Thorn Logan of Belleville visited at the Howard Donaldson home Tuesday evening The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Avery Tallent on Wednesday Miss Pauline Milner hosted a party at her home Saturday evening Mrs Lena Fogelberg visited Thursday with Mrs Dora Norgard Mr and Mrs Lloyd McGregor called Friday at the R McGregor home Mr and Mrs Ernest Mikesell Mrs Mee Mikesell and Mr and Mrs J B Milner were guests at the Milner home Sunday evening Mildred and Vivian Nondorf will stay with Mrs Thressa Kelly to attend school in this district this year.
Mrs Albert Bengston and relatives visited Scandia Thursday night while Goldie Hammil Earl Hammil and others called on Florence Fike Thursday. J J Lewis was sick earlier in the week. Mildred and Vivian Nondorf studied at Red Top. George Fike and son spent Sunday at the Harlow home. Albert Berry family visited John Wells after a ball game. Roy Lewis painted the Bowl ing farm house. For sale Premier Electric Carpet Sweeper good condition call Mrs Hershel Kannier.
Eddie Dowling stars in Honeymoon Lane at the Princess Theatre with Ray Dooley Raymond Hatton June Collyer Mary Carr Corliss Palmer Noah Beery and George Kotsonaros. The romance centers on a young couple overcoming plotters and a gambling-house uncle aided by a morally upright hotel run by Mother Murphy.
Mrs Chester Woodka and Clifford visited Mrs Belya Siebenborn Wednesday afternoon Mildred Barleen visited Lone Tree school Wednesday Richard Loofbourrow and his parents were visiting late week George Ames and John Young ran an ensilage cutter for Chas Lash Wm Wells and Avery Tallent This week Highland Ladies Aid met with Mrs Tom George on Tuesday The Seeded Survey was the afternoon book review The next meeting will be with Mrs Lottie Woodka Sept 24 to work on December white cross box Irene Lash and Helen Tallent visiting Concordia high school students The Ames family joined Chester Woodka for Sunday dinner Several from this vicinity attended part of the Baptist Republican Valley Association sessions at Concordia Thursday and Friday including Mrs Clara Little Ruth Kiminal Eva Ames Ruth Ames Mertie Walter and Miss
Mrs Hattie Walter and others visited Mr and Mrs Mikesell and relatives in Kansas City last Friday. John son accompanied Elda and Marcile Isaacson to the city. the men returned home Tuesday.
Mrs Otto Brand and her son Richard Brand of Belleville left Saturday for Kansas City for a week's visit with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller and family.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Boman returned home to Colorado on Sunday and will reside in the late Anna Boman property.
Miss Josie Fullen and Clare Non Dorf were guests of Mrs Lucy Fullen and Miss Montana Stevenson of Republic at a picnic dinner Sunday at Pawnee Park.
The Rev and Mrs B W Selin and Carl arrived Wednesday from Chicago and other East points after spending two weeks away.
Dr G W Nichols along with Mr and Mrs J M Downs of Clay Center Kansas spent Sunday in Clay Center Nebraska visiting local friends and local sites during a weekend break from travels.
Miss Margaret Mikesell and Miss Dorothy Farlee are residing at the Sam Summer home and will enroll in high school this fall.
A terse notice warns readers to disinfect their bins and treat their wheat with carbon disulfide. Names or trailing credits appear as stray text.
Miss Maxine Muth spent the past week as a guest at the S H Ebright residence. She engaged in social visits and local activities during her stay.
Thomas Hay returned home last Saturday from Colton California where he visited friends and relatives the past three months. He called on Mr and Mrs Houston Norris and son at Albuquerque New Mexico and on Mr and Mrs Earnest Sells at Pueblo Colorado on his way home.
Mr and Mrs E O Blakeley and son Junior from Lost Springs visited the homes of Mr and Mrs Steve Blakeley from Wednesday until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham of Ontario Canada arrived for a visit at the E Porter Ahrens home where they planned a pleasant stay.
Mrs S J Van Nortwick and her son Leonard of Republic were in town on business last Saturday.
A fresh shipment arrives featuring jerseys suits and dresses in elementary sizes from Lor ing and related brands. Stock includes varied styles and sizes suitable for window displays and in store racks.
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