Frazier Proves Star Player In Republican Valley League
Lebanon Times editor praises Scandia catcher Ole Frazier who, with every vote except Formoso, was named outstanding in the Republican Valley League. Frazier hit a two-bagger and drove in runs as Manley and Kaley Meyers contributed, drawing praise from fans for his bat and infield play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hart
The
Lebanon ‘Times
Ole” Frazier
Scandia
Formoso
Frazier
Rose
Manely
Kaley
Meyers
Gnade
Pipe Line Leases Signed From Rydal To Scandia
The Kansas Pipe Line and Gas Company nears construction on the gas line to Scandia as right of way leases are signed with landowners between Scandia and Rydal. Some Rydal Bellevue leases remain unsettled prompting possible rerouting. City franchise allows Oct 1 start but locals expect a brief extension.
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Rydal
Scandia
Kansas
Pipe Line and Gas Co
Kansas Pipe Line
Bellevue
Rock Island
Belleville
Robbers Enter City Cash Market on Sunday Night
Robbers entered the City Cash Market Sunday night and stole malt and canned fruit. Sam Benedict, owner, found the rear screen door cut when opening Monday morning. No cash register was opened and no suspects identified despite beliefs the culprits were loyal locals.
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Sam Benedict
Mrs Will Fisher Visits Relatives Over Weekend
Mrs Will Fisher who is employed at the Godfrey McDowell home visited Saturday night and Sunday with relatives and friends at Repub c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fisher
The
Godfrey . McDowell
Repubc
Local Socials And Visits Highlight Rural Weekend
Norton and surrounding area residents hosted and visited over the weekend. Misa Violet Stromberg of Toneka arrived for a weeklong visit with relatives near Norton. The BeBe Barnard and Belleville party fished on the Republican River. Mary Mead visited Courtland area residents Rex Brownley and family. Mrs Chas Johnson spent Sunday evening with the Bergström family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Violet Stromberg
Toneka
Dr. and
Mire
Be “Barnard
Belleville
Republican River
Myre
Mary Mead
Rex Brownley
Courtland
Heavy rainfall drenches Scandia area with cloud burst
One and a quarter inches of rain fell in about 20 minutes as a high intensity storm swept near Scandia. A barn collapsed on the Erickson farm with livestock injured and chickens killed by hail while widespread water backed up streets and drainage channels. Heavy showers continued through Tuesday night and into Wednesday with persistent intermittent rains.
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Scandia
Erick Erickson
Fourth Avenue
Washington and
Grant
Third Street
Melbys Return Home From Three Month Western Trip
Mr and Mrs L A Melby returned last week from a three month train tour through the West and Northwest. They visited British Columbia Canada the Pacific Coast and traveled home via the Southern route through New Mexico and Texas visiting relatives and former Scandia citizens along the way.
Family trip notes Canton visit after Rackley stay
Mr and Mrs Co Cullers and their son Johnnie Jr traveled to Canton Friday and returned Sunday after visiting Mr and Mrs Wayne Cunningham Mrs Cunningham joined the Culleys at Canton from Rackley where she had been visiting her mother Mrs Ellen Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. ‘Gooner
Pat
M. Sandborn
Kanapolis
Co. Cullers and Sons
Johnnie
Junior
Canton
Wayne, Cunningham
Cunningham
Culleys
Rackley
Ellen Johnson
Last Service Before Conference at United Brethren Churches
The Friendship Club meets this afternoon in the Aid Room. Sunday’s morning sermon theme is A Vision of Life and the evening service is at Norway. Pastor V Glen Megill departs for Hutchinson Wednesday Sept 30 and returns after Sunday. Annual class and Sunday School officer elections will be held next Sunday at both churches.
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United Brethren Church the
Friendship
Aid Room
Norway
Hutchinson
Glen Megill
Our Saviors Lutheran Church Kansas Sunday School and Events
Our Saviors Lutheran Church Kansas Sunday School Bible class at 10 o clock. The Ladies Aid meets the 1st Thursday in October Mrs Thompson entertains. The Junior choir will present a concert Friday evening the 25th with lunch in the annex at a minimum price. Senior choir rehearses Thursday evening. The confirmants meet Saturday at 9 a.m. You are welcome. T Orlin Torgeson pastor.
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Our Saviors
Lutheran
Church Norway
Kansas
Aid
Methodist Church Schedule Promises Services and Courts
The Methodist Church invites all ages to Church School at ten. An 11 a.m. sermon topic asks What are You Worth. Epworth League meets at seven led by Leslie Nelson, followed by the evening service at 7:30 with Stand Go and Speak. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday in church parlors.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Leslie Nelson
Ladies Aid Society
Lafternoon
Nathan
Beine
B. W. Selin
Christian Science.Churches
Lutheran Church Service and Sunday School Notice
Amiane Lutheran Church announces seventeenth Sunday after Trinity with Gospel reading Luke 14 1 11. Worship at usual hours. Pastoral remarks by Pastor Pehraon.
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Amiane ‘Lutheran Church
Pehraon
Melby returns from Western trip to Republican Valley
Lars Melby returns to Scandia from a lengthy Western trip through many states the West Coast and Southwest Canada and into Texas cotton country. He reports Western business conditions dark with unemployment slumps and rising foreclosures while Texas cotton farmers face rock bottom prices and water bills forcing possible next year water cuts. He is hopeful to resume life in the Republican River Valley.
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L. A
Northwest
California
Washington
Texas
Melby
Coton
Lars Melby
Lebanon Night Baseball Returns Boosted by Floodlights
Lebanon hosts Agra in the first night game under new floodlights at the high school field. Frazier of Scandia starred with a three-base hit and two-bagger, driving in two runs as Lebanon, a Solomon Valley all star lineup, defeated Agra 8 to 4. Proceeds fund lighting equipment. local dignitaries praised the event and crowd reached 800 to 900.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Nine
Solomon’ Valley All-stars
Kaley
Red Cloud
Frazier
Scandia
Repblican Valley League
Agra
Sweden
Lebanon Times
R. F. Hall
Downs
Solomon Valley League
Hannier
Henry "Klontz
Kirwin
Lloyd Dennis
Kansas City
Underwood
Loomis
Light
Rose
Ionia
Peters
Mankato
Milcrexter
Hoover
Topeka
Sarvis
Norton
Aummer
Cerror
Wav
Mildrexter
Derineas
Colored team to play here with pregame program
An exhibition baseball game is set for 2:30 PM at Scandia field between the Scandia club and the Piny Woods School team of Piny Woods Mississippi. The Piny Woods squad consists of Negro boys from the Southern school.
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Scandia
Scandia Club
Piny Woods
Piny Woods, Miss
Simms
Manhattan
Freck
Ping, Woods
Three to Represent Scandia Township Taxpayers
At a Tuesday night meeting a representative group of tax payers from Scandia township elected Frank Williams Ernest Nelson and Thomas Hay as delegates to the county taxpayers association. Delegates from other townships will meet next Tuesday evening at the District No 17 school house in Freedom township to form a permanent taxpayers organization.
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Scandia Township
Freedom Township
Frank ‘Williams
Ernest Nelson
Thomas Hay
Varios
Scandia High News to Publish Tomorrow
The Scandia High News will publish tomorrow for the first time this school year. The student publication will be printed twice a month by The Journal Print Shop with Miss Genevieve Freed and Carl Larson as editors and Miss Lois Hiatt and Richard Hageman as business managers. The journalism class under Miss Jean Robertson handles production. Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson visited Mrs Emil Larson in St Joseph hospital Concordia and Mrs Larson underwent appendicitis surgery Wednesday.
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Scandia High News
Journal
Genevieve Freed
Carl Larson
Lois Hiatt
Richard Hageman
Jean Robertson
Joe Johnson
Emil Larson
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
Larson
Ada Kallman Suffers Arm Break After Roller Skating Fall
Ada Kallman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Kallman sustained a broken arm after a fall while roller skating Monday morning.
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Ada‘ Kallman
Ed Kallman
Property Change Noted In Local Purchase
Mrs. Albertina Isaacson purchased the J.R. Stofer house now occupied by the Geo. Jeande Beur family. The transfer marks a notable real estate change in the community.
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Albertina_Isaacson
Visit Notes From Rapid City Trip
Mr and Mrs Ray Tingstrom left Thursday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Eric Jokarider in Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Tingstrom
Eric” Jokarider
Rapid Cit
Local names and visits noted in scattered town items
Edwin Boman and Emil Boman with family visited. Oscar Johnson returned from Ransan City. Mrs Paul Doctor and Patty Lou visited Grant Berggren, Dre Dr Hagemian and Bert Hagaman were in Jetmore on business. A five room house for rent in Scandia is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Patty
Grant-Berggren
Dre
Dr. V." Hagemian
Bért Hagaman
Jetmore
Cee
Scandia
Call 1817
Formoso and Gaylord Open Series With 4–2 Loss
Formoso of the Republican Valley League fell to Gaylord Aces 4 to 2 in the opening game of the 3 game winner series between the leagues. Proctor Formosa pitched for Formoso but struggled in the fifth and eighth innings as Gaylord took the lead. Formoso scored in the first and fourth, and the series heads to Gaylord next Sunday with potential further games set through September 30 and a possible neutral-site fifth game if needed.
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Formoso
Gaylord Aces
Proctor
Formosa
Ace
Gaylord
Swede 1931 Schedule Expands With Seven Games
The Swede football team adds seven games for 1931 after scheduling with Jewell City Esbon and Downs. Esbon on November 20 and Downs on Turkey Day mark first meetings with these teams. Two open dates remain with negotiations under way with Miltonvale, possibly to be played on the Scandia field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell City
Esbon
Downs
Turkey
Miltonvale
Scandia
Republic County Men at State Rifle Shoot
Karl Hugos returned Tuesday from Fort Riley where he attended the state rifle shoot as part of Republic county four man team. Fellow representatives were Gene Nelson Wm West of Belleville and Simon Nitcher of Republic City. Geary county won with 752 and Republic county scored 702 out of 800.
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Karl Hugos
Fort Riley
Hugos
Republic County
Gene Nelson
Miss Eva Sandborn to Visit Buffalo Relatives
Miss Eva Sandborn of Day Center and Mr and Mrs R E Cooper and daughter Pat left Sunday for Buffalo New York to visit the Misses Betty and Lynne Sandborn for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Sandborn
Day Center
R. E. Cooper
Pat
Buffalo
N. Y
Betty
Lynne Sandborn
Mrs Loofbourrow Visits Kansas City Relatives
Mrs. M. G. Loofbourrow of Kansas City arrived Saturday evening to visit her mother Mrs. E. S. Wilson and other relatives and friends.
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M. G.loofbourrow
Kansas City
E. S. Wilson
Concordia visits with Mrs Hunt and companions
Mrs. Harry L. Hunt of Concordia spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Chas. Webber. Mrs. W. P. Shivvers and Wilma accompanied Mrs. Hunt to her home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Hunt
Concordia
Chas. Webber
W. P.shivvers
Wilma
Local families relocate during weekend in town
Mrs. Otto Brand and Richard returned from Kansas City Saturday after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawkins and children moved into the A. M. Bettis property in the east part of town on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Brand
Richard
Kansas City
And
Lloyd Miller
Earl Hawkins
A. M. Bettis
Local Beauty Show Features Students and Instructors
Miss Dorothy Adams Miss Frances Wescott and Miss Johnson of Pa took part in a Jetty Beauty Show Tuesday afternoon. Alice Morgan, instructor, led fourth and fifth gala events at Pa local School. Families from Concord and Marquette visited as weather delayed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Adams
Frances, Wescott
Alice’ ‘Morgan
Concordi
P. T. A. Meeting Opens Scandia School Year
The Scandia Parent-Teachers Association holds its first open meeting of the year on Wednesday September 30 in the high school auditorium. Officers in charge include Mrs. Joe Johnson president Supt Fred W Stukenbroeker vice president Mrs Lawrence Nystrom secretary and Mrs Chas Freed treasurer. Dues are 25 cents annually with a drive for new members and a program featuring community singing Miss Frances Guthrie introduction of new teachers Miss Rhea Ensign Europe talk and high school musical numbers.
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Scandia Parent-Teachers Association
Joe Johnson
Fred W. Stukenbroeker
Lawrence Nystrom
Chas. Freed
Frances Guthrie
Scandia Public Schools
Europe
James L Shepherd Dies Sudden in Concordia
James L. Shepherd a former Scandia resident died suddenly of heart failure while driving on East Thirteenth Street in Concordia. He was 40, a barber by trade, and had lived in Miltonvale and Concordia, with World War service in Junction City. He is survived by wife Blanche Smith and three children Tone James Jr. and Jory, plus siblings and parents. Funeral plans pending arrival of sister Mrs Van Fleet.
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James. L. Shepherd
Scandia
Concordia
Shepherd
Blade Empire
James L.shepherd
Jimmy
East Thirteenth Street
Afton
Blanche Smith
Tone
James, Jr
Jory
Jean
Harper, Kan
Charles Shep— Field
Rose van ‘Fleet
Home — City
Van
Jerry Shepherd
Creston
Ed Haskins
van Fleet
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Lew
Huey P Long
W. L. ‘Wires
John DuBois
Carrie—Aabee
North Platte
Nebr
J. O
Anderson
Sy Henry
Homes
Chas
Or. Johnson
Mr. and
Oscar Bergstro
Beatrice
Drouth Broken
Melbys
T. Orlin Torgeson
Ping Woods College
Ping Woods, Miss
Edwin’ Boman, A
Parente
Emil Boman
Emil
Jesaeton
Oscar Jonhson
Ransan
Priday Graeve
Teal.ives
Gaylord Downs
Republican Valleyites
Republic
Mandato
Smith Center
Morrowville
Ande
Ye Bobby
Billy
Marquette
Miss. Rhea Ensign
James’ L Shepherd
Marjorie’ Stafford
Hays
Beran
Mr.and Stafford
Mra
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