Notice of Hearing in the Poage Estate Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Emma E Poage Deceased notice to Ida M Ballard Della P Harvey unknown heirs executors and others. Executor has filed final report and petition for discharge and hearing set for September 27 1940 at 10:00 A M in Belleville Kansas. Failure to appear may result in default and final orders approving the accounting and closing the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia Journal
Republic County
Kansas
Emma E. Poage
State OF
Ida M. Ballard
Della P. Harvey
Belleville
Roy W. Poage
Vance, Emery and Owsley
Biography of a President and a Treasury of Self-Review
A Chicago Tribune opinion questions the life and record of a former president born in New York State. It cites a family background of wealth and privilege, early work avoidance, guarded career moves, and business failures. The piece critiques four years as governor, eight years as president, and the urge to cling to office for family gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Navy
Wall Street
Ventunts
A. A. J. Chicago Tribune
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and floral gift
The notice thanks friends for kindness and a floral offering during a time of bereavement. It lists Mrs. Amanda Maxell and families of Adolph Swanson, Adolph Nelson, D. E. Mathis, Jack Reece, and Leon Neilson visiting in Spalding Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Carlson
Gerald
Amanda Maxell
Adolph Swanson
Adolph Nelson
D. E. Mathis
Jack Reece
Spalding, Nebr
Quad
Leon Neilson
Obituary Ella Louisa Maxell Carlson 1898 1940
Ella Louisa Maxell Carlson was born July 24 1898 in Fairfield Iowa and died September 7 1940 at age 42 in Ottumwa Town. She lived in Scandia Kansas City York and Ottumwa and worked as teacher office clerk and telephone operator. She married Raymond Carlson November 8 1934 and leaves a husband a step son and siblings plus relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Louisa
C. J
Amanda Max'll
Fairfield
Iowa
Scandia
Amana
Scandia Telephone Co
Raymond Carlson
York
Nebr
Kansas City
Ottumwa
C. J. Maxell
Amana Lutheran Church
Gerald
Amanda Maxell
Ed Swanson
Adolph Nelson
D. E. Mathis
Church Notes and Announcements
Sabbath School at 10 a m next Sunday in Scandia. Sunday School at Rydal at the game hour. The Rydal Ladies Aid Society will meet this Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in the social room of the church. All ladies cordially invited.
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Scandia
Rydal
United Brethren Church Sunday Schedule in Norway
Rev. Bertha Fogelberg presides with Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Basket dinner at noon. Scandia Norway churches hold a 2 p m business meeting after Scandia and Norway Sunday School at 10 a m.
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United Brethren Church
Bertha Fogelberg
Norway
Scandia
Amana Lutheran Schedule and Community Notices
The Little Friendly Church led by Pastor M. C. Linerson hosts Sunday School at 10 a.m., services at 11 a.m., and evening worship at 8 p.m. Choir practice is Monday night. Priscillas meet with Mrs. Guy Frazier on Wednesday September 26. Luther League meets with Dorothy and Darrell Berry on September 26. The Little Friendly Circle meets today with Mrs. George Larson. Mission festival at Norway on the 29th with 25 cent dinner. afternoon program also.
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Priscillas
Guy Frazier
Luther League
Dorothy
Darrell Berry
The
Little Friendly Circle
George Larson
Norway
Hog cholera a constant menace to U S swine industry
Article warns hog cholera or swine plague costs to farms reach 20 to 30 million dollars annually. It cites 1926 losses of 60 per thousand, 1895 and 1913 outbreaks, and credits vaccination and immunization at weaning time as the only sure prevention to greatly reduce mortality.
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Europe
United States
Our Saviours Lutheran Church Mission Festival
Our Saviour's Lutheran Norway V. O. Aaker pastor invites all to a September 29 mission festival. Activities include 10 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. mission service, a 25 cent chicken dinner noon, with Rev. Almquist and Rev. Linerson speaking and special choir music all day.
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S. Skidmore
Our Savior’s Church
Ladies Aid
Almquist
Linerson
Johnson Pioneer Farmer of Beaver Township Dies at 85
Frans August Johnson born December 17 1854 in Nydala Sweden came to America in 1869. He homesteaded south of Courtland Kansas in Republic County and lived in Beaver Township. Survived by two sons Arthur and Laben two daughters in laws five grandchildren and five sisters and two brothers. Funeral September 10 at Ada Lutheran church with burial there.
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Frans August Johnson
Andrew S
Anna Lena Johnson
Nydala
Socken
Jonkopines Lan
Smoland
Sweden
Ameca
Leland
Ill
Republic County
Kansas
Courtland
Arthur F. Johnson
Margaret Peterson
Arthur
Edgar
Laben
Edna
Ada Lutheran Church
Johnson
Arthur Almquist
Church
Funeral attendees from out of town honor Mrs Carlson
The funeral for Mrs. Raymond W. Carlson drew visitors from several states including Mrs. Herman Holt and Mrs. Elmer Holt and Vernon of Cleburne, Mrs. Anna Johnson and Arthur of Olsburg, and others from Randolph, Mount Pleasant Iowa, Bradshaw Nebraska, York Nebraska, Fairbury Nebraska, Gooding Idaho, and Topeka. Marion Freed and Johnny Nystrom will enlist in the U S Army Medical Corps in Washington State. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ewing and Chester visited Mr. and Mrs. W H Lowman in Concordia on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Carlson
Herman Holt
Elmer Holt
Vernon
Cleburne
Anna Johnson
Arthur
Olsburg
Otto Johnson
Randolph
John Farman
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Maude Ottes
Maxine
Gerald Carlson
Bradshaw
Nebr
John Taves
York
Wiley Mathis
Fairbury
D. E. Mathis
Gooding
Idaho
Adolph Nelson
Topeka
Marion Freed
Johnny Nystrom
Washington State
Medical Corps
United States Army
Paul Ewing
Chester
W. H. Lowman
Concordia
Community Church Announces September Plan and Rally
Joseph E. Englund delivers a welcome as Sunday School starts at 10 am with room for new scholars. Worship at 11 am features a sermon Envied Power. Evening service at 7:30 pm includes Conformed or Transformed. Men’s meeting Sept 19 at parsonage with speaker Wm. E. Fledges and lunch. Members welcomed.
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Jessie Nicholas
P.m
Wm. E. Fledges
Paul Fredrickson
Dr. Cooke
Scandia
Linden and Erickson families visit local homes
Mr and Mrs O P Linden visited Mrs Joe Freed Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Emil Erickson of Duluth Minnesota have been visiting at the John Carlson home the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Freed
Emil Erickson
Duluth, Minn
John Carlson
Larson Host Honoring Miss Nelson Of Concordia
Mrs. Carl D. Larson and Eldon entertained Sunday evening in honor of Miss Lorraine Nelson of Concordia. Attendees included Miss Nelson and Carl Nelson of Concordia, Mr and Mrs Harold Vincent and family of Concordia, Bobby and Ray Vincent of Concordia, Mr and Mrs Lois Swiercinsky of Republic, Mr and Mrs Bob Bernhardt of Republic, Miss Margaret Willis of Republic, and Misses Nina Brindle and Blanche Nelson of Courtland. Algor Anderson was in Kansas City on business from Sunday until Monday. C P Rydell accompanied him to Topeka to visit. Mr and Mrs Oscar Swanson and family. Lorraine and Carl Nelson of Concordia spent the weekend at the Carl D. Larson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Larson
Eldon
Lorraine Nelson
Concordia
Nelson
Carl Nelson
Harold Vincent
Bobby
Ray Vincent
Lois Swiercinsky
Republic
Bob Bernhardt
Margaret Willis
Nina Brindle
Blanche Nelson
Courtland
Algor Anderson
Kansas City
C. P. Rydell
Topeka
Oscar Swanson
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Scandia, Kansas
C. E. McKimson
Ella Louisa Carlson
Amana Lutheran “the Little Friendly Church
M. C. Linerson
Nimal Health
U. S
Our Saviour
Lutheran Norway
V. O. Aaker
F. August Johnson
Clarence Herrman
Andy Perry
Jake Stofer
O. E. Beach and
Dellamae
Joseph E. Englund
Mrs. O. P. Linden
BLISS
Alc
the Hammer Grocery
Lorraine and
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lahodny
Belleville, Kansas
Adlerika
Mabel Schott
Haggman and Wires
Frs
Business Directory
Best Service On
Weaver Rendering CO
E. Porter Ahrens
C. V. Haggman
V. C. Hartig
Courtland, Kans
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