Norway and Kackley Happenings and Local Notices
A Norway district roundup reports club elections for Whoopa Coop with Miss Minta alter as president and Miss Bertha Hammer as vice president. It notes a cake walk at city hall to fund a new basketball, and lists new hires at the high school adding journalism music and typing. Several social visits, dinners, and church group meetings are detailed, with many families named, plus a Kackley team win over Parkville 14 to in a Sunday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Sherrard
Minta Walter
Harriet Gile
Bertha Gile
Bertha Hammer
Mary Ellen Brewer
Reba Hugos
Ruby Carlson
Opal Brewer
Ruth’ Sutton
Clarice Rosz
Jim Mahan
Jack Larsen
Merle Wright
Vernon Wright
Melvin Hillery
J.C. Sherrard
Minta Alter
City Hall
Maxine Goodbrood
Lincoln
Nebr
Miss Goodbroo
Victor Thompson
Lillie Thompson
Golden Rule Society
Charles Chizek
Darene
Reuben Carlson
William Bichacker
Elmer Everts
Frances Marrow
Oscar Betourney
Concordia
Josie Medlin
Houdek
Lenora
Elsie
Sylvia
Helen
Orville
Cuba
la Roy Sutton
Floyd
Coster
E. J. Fike
Orin Hammel
John Fike
Howard Brewer
W. E. Brewer
Frank Beldon
Luther League
Joseph Melus
Gris Lillian
Hedstrom
Anita Medlin
Clarice Ross
George Wright
G. W. Wright
Hattie Bartlett
Charley Lewis
P. P. Hammer
Mary Nell
Anaruth Darlington
Philip Hammer
Elaine Hammer
Paul Peterson
Formosa
Alfred Hammer
J. C. Sherrard
Miss Iréne
Harry Ferguson
Mike Ferguson
C. C. Thomas
Belleville
C. L. Ross
Clarice
Maxine Goodbrod
Chester
Superior
Sunny
Sarah, Ames
Norway District
Talmo
Philip Hasmex
Miks Stensons
Clarence Stensons
Mary Nell Darlington
Sare Larsen
White Rock community notes list school opening and visits
White Rock and Pleasant Vale schools opened on Monday September 22. Alfred Magnussen helped Charles Carlson for several days. Community members visit relatives and attend events including visits to the Sankey and Lindens families. Garoline Street was ill last week and Darrel Standley attended a sale in Rackley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Vale
Alfred Magnussen
Charles Carlson
Will Halleck
George Nitcher
Carl Isaacson
Edward Isaacson
Roy Westrick
Othberg
John Sankey
John Naslund
Belleville
John Nasund
G. Isaacson
Orville Lindens
Gaylord
LeRoy Harris
Glen Harris
Emmanuel Lindens
Darrel
Standley
Rackley
Garoline Street
Pete Rasmussen
A. W
Mahaska Leader Highlights Local News And Church Events
The Mahaska Leader notes a strong issue edited by W. E. Muth and praises community support. Dunkards hold a semi annual love feast with good attendance. Bert Ainsworth resigns as Rydal postmaster as Wm. West circulates a petition to replace him. N. S. Cooper family moves to Hill City. Miss Jennie Thompson takes a central position in Mankato. Albert Moe travels to Franklin Nebraska on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaska
W. E. Muth
Dunkards
Bert Ainsworth
Rydal
Wm. West
N. S
Cooper
Hill City
Jennie Thompson
Mankato
Albert Moe
Franklin
Nebr
H. S. Cooper
The
Elks Lodge
Concordia
G. M. Preble
M. A. Preble
Parlee Plotner
Courtland
Art Rockhold
O. J. Swan
Ned Kimball
Charlie Scott
Oscar Linden
Art Larson
Fred Smith
John Shotsman
Fred McDowell
Andrew Wilson
Harry Maxey
Will Gatchell
Eric Jokander
Ernest Riggins
Scandia notes praise for singers and local civic events
Sept 28 1900 notes from Belleville area record Scandia singers at a Frank Nelson meeting and praise tenor and bass. It lists marriages, sales, travels to Kansas City, a stove theft, a Rock Island fare offer for Roosevelt, and local farm reports including a large corn yield in Wm Perry’s vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Strom
Scandia
Frank Nelson
Belleville
J. R. Stofer
Zenia Moe
Stofer
Kansas City
Iowa
John Hemberger
J. O. Wilson
J. H. S. Cooper
W. B
Rock Island
Roosevelt
Jewell County
R. Morey
C. S. Morey
Capt. Walker
Journal
Wm. Perry
Ireland
Kansas
Local Social Evening At Larson Home Hosts Guests
District 96 L A Nondorf and wife and Carl Peterson spent Thursday evening at M A Larsons. Mrs Elsie Vincent aided by Ruth Peterson. Mr and Mrs M A Larson entertained dinner guests O D and Marvin Grim and wives Ellen Emily Anna Anderson and L A Nondorf. Emil Johnson and family were afternoon guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Elmer Olson
E. A. Tornquist
Son Allvin
Fred Jackson
Abe Johnson
Joe Johnson
Eleanor Jackson
Victor Nelson
Ben Edgar
Ida Anderson
Rober Lundblade
Emma Eckblade
Waitsburg
Topeka
Victor
Iver Vallan
Frank Carlson
Lee A. Tornquist
Philip Larson
Kackley
Tom Tornquist
Carl Florell
A.M. Johnson
Fred Engwalls
Chan Cullers
Scandia
Ellan Johnson
Orville Masher
Nebraska
Morris
McGregor
North Dakota
Enoch Monson
Conrad Florell
Emma Florell
Aaron Carlsons
C. O. Monson
Carl Carlson
L. A. Nondorf
Carl Peterson
M. A. Larsons
Ruth
Peterson
Elsie Vincent
M. A. Larson
O. D
Marvin P. Grim
Ellen
Emily
Anna Anderson
Emil Johnson
Rural Social Updates and Farm Work Chronology
A sequence of local social calls and farming tasks is recorded. Mary Anderson and Annie visited Andrew Peterson's home. A Larson finished sowing wheat. L A Nondorf aided C A Peterson with alfalfa. Larson and Nondorf visited Belleville. The Mainquist family visited Victoria and Ruth in their day. Lucille attended Mrs Peterson’s birthday gathering. Arvid Larson started sowing wheat. Earl Clark's family spent Sunday in Superior with relatives. The Larson family visited Jay Bells. John Stolander and family spent Monday with C A Larson and wife in Seandia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Annie
Andrew Peterson
A. Larson
C. A. Peterson
M. A. Larson
IL. A. Nondorf
Belleville
Fred Mainquist
Victoria
Ruth
Lucille
C. A
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Sandell
Orville Buhr
Eli Othbérg
Darrel Standley
Angelo
Weir
Fred Lundberg
Will Streets
Oscar Linden Halled
Alex Othberg
Frank Sallman
Freda Sandell
Burdick
Kans
Texas
Shady Sid
Scandia, Kansas
Portland
Portland ‘Cement
Association
Gloyd
Kansas City, MO
Ea National Organization
Hageman & Wires
Concordia Creamery
C. E. Albro
V. C. Adolph Nelson
Carl Aber
N. G. E. H. Lewis
Oscar J. Johnson
Scandia, Kans
Raymond Cooper
Coates House
Reoiss
Coates
Sam
Campbell
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