Princess Theatre Prepares October 4 Reopening and Film Lineup
The Princess Theatre plans an October 4 reopening after 16 months with a ten week program of at least ten films including Seven Men From Now and The Burning Hills. Wide-Screen runs nine titles. admission is 15 cents for undergraduates and 50 cents for adults. theater urges patrons to attend to cover high operating costs.
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Princess Theatre
Randolph Scott
Walter Brennan
Alan Ladd
Clark Gable
Yvonne DeCarlo
Tab Hunter
Natalie Wood
George Montgomery
Jack Webb
Medicine Bend
Doris Day
Burning Hills
Warner Bros
Gail Russell
Lee Marvin
Warner Color
Scott
Miss Russell
Gail
M Squad
Lee
Ben Stride
Death of Mrs Guthrie Deepens Community Sorrow
Mrs Josephine Guthrie died of a heart attack late Thursday night at her daughter Mrs Lois Wires home. She leaves three daughters Mrs Elma Marquis Seattle Washington Mrs Elsie Crum and Mrs Lots Wiresmirh of Scandia One son Arvid B Guthrie Omaha Nebraska four grandchildren nine great grandchildren two brothers Otis M and Burl W Tomlinson Smith Center Kansas Funeral services were held in Smith Center Sunday September 21 with burial in Fairview cemetery Smith Center.
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Josephine Guthrie
Lois Wires
Guthrie
Elma Marquis
Seattle
Wash
Elsie Crum
Lots Wiresmirh
Scandia
Arvid BH. Guthrie
Omaha
Nebrs
Otis M
Burl W. Tomlinson
Smith Center
Fairview
Death of James E. Tilton after long illness
James E. Tilton died Tuesday afternoon at 84 after a long illness. He and wife celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary and lived in Manhattan for many years. He leaves his widow, three daughters and one son. Services were held Saturday at Burney Cowane Funeral Home and burial followed at Caranham Creek cemetery.
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James E. Tilton
Fiorells and friends visit Florell household
Mr and Mrs Carl Fiorell and Mrs Joyce Goddard and Mrs John Stoland er spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Conrad Florell.
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Carl Fiorell
Joyce Goddard
John Stolander
Conrad Florell
Our 1958 Honor Roll
A brief notice lists a renewal subscription received this past week for Arthur Jackson who has changed his name to Arthur E. Anderson, Courtland.
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Arthur Jackson
Arthur E. Anderson
Courtland
Garman Family Reunion Held in Hardy Nebraska
The 28th annual Garman reunion took place in Hardy Nebraska on September 21 with many relatives attending. Plans for next year’s gathering were discussed among the extended Garman and related families.
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Garman
Hardy
Nebr
Ernest
Nellie Garman
Alta Robinson
Vivian
Cambridge
Ivan
Maud Shelihase
Neosho
Mos
H. M
Pearl Davidson
Harry
Cora Garman
Fred
Lavinia Evert
Floyd Shellhase
Alice Walter
Frank
Eva Garman
Max
Hattie Bixby
Lloyd
Esther Garman
Vera Stafford
Ralph
Emma Salyard
Vic
Ari
Donna Shellhase
Charles
onDald
Edwin
Donna Hornbussel
Norman
Ruth Hesser
Eugene
Lelia Aurand
Joe
Nina Train
Jim
Mrs. Rhoads
Katherine Henry
Scandia Chapter OFS Meets with Officers Presiding
Scandia Chapter No. 481 OFS met in regular session Tuesday night September 16 with Mrs. Carl Peterson as worthy matron and Harold Johnson as worthy patron. Degrees were exemplified and Past Worthy Matrons and Patrons will be honored next meeting. A poem "Make The Most of What You Have" was read. Next meeting is Tuesday October 7 at 7 30 with lunch served by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hedges and committee.
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Scandia
OFS
Carl Peterson
Harold Johnson
Wilbur Hedges
Social Hour Club Enjoys Evening Potluck and Games
Social Hour members and families held a potluck supper at 6 30 p m at District 61 school house on September 21 The first half list of members planned the party and entertained their families with arithmetic matches spelling bee and railroad fashion It was reported as an enjoyable evening by all attendees
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District 61
NOYB Club Met at Mrs Modlin's Home
Mrs Hugh Modlin hosted the NOYB club on September 18 with members Mrs Andy Thompson Mrs Alva Thompson Mrs Edward Forsberg Mrs Ernest Kirk Mrs Archie Isaacson Mrs Loren Florell Mrs D L Haegert and Mrs Axel Jensen plus guest Mrs Charley Loomis. The afternoon involved work for the hostess and a tidy lunch. The group adjourned to meet with Mrs Alva Thompson on October 16.
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Hugh Modlin
Noyb Club
Andy Thompson
Alva Thompson
Edward Forsberg
Ernest Kirk
Archie Isaacson
Loren Florell
D. L. Haegert
Axel Jensen
Charley Loomis
Jackson sale slated for September 30 at Scandia area
Mr and Mrs Albert J Jackson announce a public sale at their farm home ten miles west and one mile south of Scandia starting at noon next Tuesday September 30. The event includes farm machinery household goods and some antiques with lunch to be served by Scan dia Chapter No 481 CES on the grounds.
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Albert J. Jackson
Scandia
CES
Nursing student Alice Cady enrolls at Marymount College
Miss Alice Cady, daughter of Mr and Mrs Neal Cady of Scandia, is enrolled as a freshman in the division of nursing at Marymount College in Salina. She is a 1914 graduate of Scandia high school where she served as Y Teen president and class treasurer and was active in music. After completing the 3 year program she will be eligible to take state board exams to become a registered nurse.
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Alice Cady
Neal Cady
Scandia
Marymount College
Salina
Miss Cady
Scandia High School
Sjolander Family Hosts Sunday Supper Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sjolander and family, Mrs. Joe N. Johnson, Mrs. Ettie Nystrom and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson were Sunday evening supper guests of Mrs. John Sjolander. Evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hustace Sjolander of Concordia.
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Charley Sjolander
Joe N. Johnson
Ettie Nystrom
Wm. Wilson
John Sjolander
Hustace Sjolander
Concordia
Scandia Swedes Beat Republic 33 to 7 in Football
Scandia Swedes win 33 to 7 at home over Republic Friday night. Key scoring on a Hammer Erickson pass and Jensen catches plus a Loren Hammer run. Burr Oak game next in league play. Team notes report minor injuries but expected players return for Friday.
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Republic
Scandia
G. Hammer
J. Erickson
Thomas
Jensen
Loren Hammer
Currie
L. Thomas
BE. Lerveig
G. Reed
Burr Oak
Esbow
Gene Hammer
Jim Erickson
Local families share meals in community gatherings
Mr and Mrs Clarence Berggren and family of Republic visited the Grant Berggren home for supper. Pastor and Mrs George Nielson and baby hosted Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Max Berry Gordon Wade and Mrs Ruby Berry. Mr and Mrs Keith Jackson welcomed Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Levi Bouley and Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson for James and Susan birthday anniversaries.
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Clarence Berggren
Republic
Grant Berggren
George Nielson
Max Berry
Gordon and
Wade
Ruby Berry
Keith Jackson
Levi Bouley
Fred Jackson
James and
Susan
Max Thompson
Max Berry Gordon and
John Crawford
Monrovia
Calif
Vachel Crawford
A. W. Horn
Formoso
Conrad Florell
Zenia Stofer
Walter Boyles
Thomas Hay
T. J. Reece
Lena Fogelberg
Charley Cardwell
Lars Norgard
EK. M. Eastvedt
Wm. Moe
R. E. Cooper
Dennis Welch
Daisy Reed
Cecil Allen
Dean Allen
Topeka
Pamela
Charley Duncan
Dean Sothers
Deann
Minnie Anderson
Carrol Anderson
Judith
PTA Meeting Planned for September 29 at High School
The PT A will gather Monday evening at 8 o'clock hours at the high school auditorium to discuss upcoming activities and plans for the school community.
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P.T. A
Miss Viola Swanson and Richard Degnar Wed in Scandia
The ceremony at Amana Lutheran Church in Scandia united Viola Swanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Swanson and Richard Degnar son of Mrs Minnie Degnar of Hebron Nebraska. Pastor George E Nielsen led the doublering wedding with music by Orrell Nelson and Miss Mary Ann Graue cutting the cake.
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Viola Swanson
Alfred Swanson
Scandia
Richard Degnar
Minnie Degnar
Hebron
Nebr
Amana Lutheran Church
George E. Nielson
Orrell Nelson
Bill
Clarence Degnar
Kenneth Danielson
Marvin Wiegelmeyer
Barbara Swanson
Belleville
Cynthia Novak
Agenda
Degnar
Mary Ann Graue
Chester
Richard Swanson
Concordia
Harold Swanson
Kenneth Cardwell
Bonds sales rise as Kansas county reports August totals
August bids for Series E and Series H United States Savings Bonds in Republic County amount to 37 093 dollars, bringing eight month total to 366 521 dollars. Kansas 1958 sales reach 68 million, up 17.8 percent from last year, with Series H rising 47.8 percent and Series E up 8.16 percent.
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United States Savings
Republic County
Evan Griffith
State Savings Bonds
A. Hi. James
County Savings Bonds
Kansas
Treasury
Social Visits and Hosts Highlight Local Weekend Gatherings
Sunday relatives and friends gathered across multiple households. Agnes Cardwell hosted Homer Cardwell and guests while Max Berry Gordon and Wade welcomed Max Thompson and family from Republic. Ruby Berry hosted a coffee for Max Berry with a pink rose centerpiece.
Ground Observer Corps assigns weekly alert groups
A GOC meeting on September 17 set eight adult members to a special day of the week with seven practice alerts planned in two weeks. Each day group has a captain, co captain and members listed including Jim Erickson and Larry Larson. Next meeting is Tuesday October 14 at 7 30 p m.
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Boy Scouts
G.O.C
Jim Erickson
Larry Larson
Emil Milner
Dean Milner
Mike Stansberry
Rodger Larson
Bob Currie
Harvey Fogelberg
George Larson
Lester S. Richards
Harvey Melby
Allen Ward
Raymond BE. Cooper
Grace Robison
Bertha Gronstedt
Katherine Fike
George Fike
Lee Loring
Edward Forsberg
John Nylund
Richard Larson
Bill Farrel
Harry Quantic
Ruth N. Johnson
Esther Lervold
J. L. Bennett
Clarence Gile
Juddy Freed
Archie Isaacson
Warren Zimmerman
Marie Fike
Mary Moe
Jim Muth
Lloyd Nelson
Joyce Johnson
E. E. Conzelman
Allen Larson
Ralph Moe
Max Muth
Ruby Berry
Alice Hammer
Lester Simpson
Cage Tain
Daryl Haegert
Lenz Lloyd
Grace Cooper
Clara Zener
Violet Zimmerman
Hazelle Simpson
Bill Reece
C. A. Williamson
Ground Observer Corps
TB Christmas Seal Institute Held in Clay Center
Rev and Mrs Gyles and local TB association officers represented Republic County at a district TB Christmas Seal Institute in Clay Center on September 17. The Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association sponsors eight meetings this fall with a 50th anniversary observance and discussions on techniques publicity and health education.
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Gyles
Republic County
Thressa Kelly
Cot
Bessie Thompson
Republic County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Clay Center
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
State Office
Kansas
W. W. Wilmore
Wilmore
War Dads National Meeting Adjusted to Thursday
The American War Dads held a meeting at the Legion Hall on Saturday night, September 20, for officer elections. Heavy rain reduced attendance, so the monthly meeting was moved to Thursday night. secretary and Grand Chaplain attended and an election of officers is planned for the next gathering.
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Sec. C. H. West
Legion Hall
Scandia Journal
J. W. Dingman
Rasmussen Couple Guests of Blecha Family Friday
Mr and Mrs Leslie Rasmussen were Friday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Amos Blecha and family in a brief social visit noted in local household circles.
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Leslie Rasmussen
Amos Blecha
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OES
Jackson Sale
Scandia School News
Jewell
Jamestown
Simpson
Randall
Cawker City
Manhattan
Kansas State
Wyoming
K-State
PEP Club News
Scandia High
Vo. Ag
Dorothy Sjolander
Linda Erickson
Bette Lea Loring
Deanell Reece
Peggy Erickson
Cheryl Larson
Judy Thompson
Family Life Institute
Kathryn Rockey
Africa
Sonia Larson
Yvette Sanderson
Lynette Boyles
Steven Cardwell
Beth Erickson
Kathryn Gile
Myron Runft
Perry Ulmer
Jimmy Isaacson
Betty Jo Tedrow
Robert Perry
Jimmy Nylund
Dickie Larson
Larry Boswell
Cheryl Currie
Marilyn Larson
Colleen Thompson
Janet Pollock
Rose Johnson
Dianne Fogelberg
Kenny Forsberg
Kenneth Garst
Paul Kallman
Paula Lewellyn
Jackie Rockey
Danny Sandell
Sammy Sanderson
Pt.a
Mrs
Homer Cardwell
Agnes Cardwell
TB Chistmas Seal Institute
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