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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
3
Hale Stadford broke his left leg just below the knee last Thursday and is reported to be progressing nicely. Alvin Sjolander and family from Kansas City visited relatives including Mr and Mrs William Wilson and Mrs John Sjolander for several days.
Mrs Hammer celebrated her 85th birthday with Scandia attendees including Mrs Bastvedt, Mrs Hammer, Mrs Carl Hammer, Mrs Benny Lervold, and Mrs M L Larson. The article notes visits by Mr and Mrs Lindecrantz and others to various local homes and a State Fair trip to Hutchinson.
Mr Earl Van Aken and Mrs Earl Van Aken of Belleville called at the Carl Erickson home on Saturday afternoon.
Allan Larson is enrolled as a student at Manhattan College this year, signaling new collegiate engagement and academic plans for the current term.
Mrs Malirine Laison and Randy and Mrs Emanuel Linden spent Friday with Mrs Earl Tebow. Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson and Bill spent Saturday evening at Burgene Dunstan’s Formosa home. Mr and Mrs Robert Evans and family of Belleville were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Loyl Peterson.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Van Nortwich and family were Monday evening supper guests of Mrs Ralph Moe. The social visit highlighted a quiet local gathering with usual hospitality and neighborly conversation.
Mr and Mrs Harold Swanson and their family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Strom, Mrs. W. J. Matthias and Mrs. E. H. Lewis spent Monday afternoon in Concordia. Rev. and Mrs. George Nielson and David were Tuesday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Melby and family.
Mrs Russell DeWitt and Judy visited Sunday evening for supper with Mr and Mrs Arlis White Gregory and Pamela Also present were Mr and Mrs Al Kennedy and Debbie as evening guests.
Mrs Elmer Melby of Colorado Springs spent from Monday until Friday with Mr and Mrs Ewen Carlson and other relatives.
A vintage style guide offers several lamb recipes for mealtime including Lamb Platter with Mint Sauce and Lamb in Tomato Cups. It details mint sauce preparation, serving suggestions, and steps for roasting lamb to 175 to 180 F.
A hostess should keep guests moving between groups and activities to avoid dull gatherings. Plan a diverse guest list, avoid over perfect housekeeping, invite more people than seating, and be ready with conversation starters to prevent one-sided talks. Glen Scrivner recovers after surgery at St Joseph hospital.
Dr Vladimir Dvorkovitz of Anno Sunsery Laboratories promotes a ten point program to prevent mastitis, arguing antibiotics fail and losses reach 250 million annually. Recommendations include veterinary herd inspections, quality breeding, raising replacements, culling damaged udders, strict records, cow comfort, sanitation, proper milking, machine checks, and steady feeding.
Oregon State College researchers study six true dwarf White Leghorn hens. Poultry geneticist Paul Bernier notes the birds lay eggs at parity with normal hens while consuming about 35 percent less feed. Dwarf birds weigh 2.44 to 2.75 pounds versus 4.5 pounds for standard hens, with mutation driving true dwarfing and normal behavior.
Mrs. Appel of Kansas City spent Friday evening with Mrs. Edith Swanson and Vernon, visiting with Mrs. Frank Isaacson and Mrs. Minnie Anderson.
A quick home bake article presents tangy orange raisin squares as a versatile snack. It lists ingredients including raisins brown sugar orange rind vanilla flour and leavening agents, with steps to boil raisins cool mix dry ingredients fold in and bake in a moderate oven for about 36 to 40 minutes.
Fashions show relaxed yet shaped Rebwon silhouettes with soft feminine lines. Fabrics include velvet eri and corduroy in bold prints, plus tweed in year round weight. The trend features trapeze and cone shapes, globe trotting suits, red corduroy raincoats, houndstooth outfits, and sheath dresses emphasizing chic, provocative lines.
The Friendship Quilt by the Willing Workers is for sale to benefit the church building fund. Place bids in the box at Nelson's Store.
Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson of Superior Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson returned home Monday from Kansas City Missouri where they had visited since Saturday and attended a ball game.
Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson and Jean of Superior Nebraska, and Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson departed Tuesday morning for a week's journey through the Black Hills.
Mrs Edith Swanson spent Thursday evening with Mrs S J Swenson Mrs Nettie Peterson and Mrs Viola Jorgetson of Jamestown were Monday overnight and Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Peterson. Mr and Mrs Art Ritchie of Delhi Ind visited Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe. Mr and Mrs Vic Brown and Mark of Republic were Monday evening guests of Mrs Anna Hohman. Mr and Mrs Earl Tebow visited Mr and Mrs Emanuel Linden Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Eq Loring called on Mrs Elsa Sandine Monday morning. Neighbors and relatives share weekend visits with the Petersons Ericksons Kallman Cady Isaacson and other local families. One man, Everett Lee Johnson, suffered gas mask fumes but recovered. Several residents attended the State Fair at Hutchinson.
Mrs John Stolander moved into Mrs Cecile Stromberg's house on Thursday. The transfer places Stolander as resident in a long-standing household arrangement noted in local notices.
Mrs Anna Hohman spent Friday morning in the company of Mrs Emanuel Linden, sharing time and conversation in a social call.
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