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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
3
Health officials urge careful babysitting choices and clear plans. Advice covers selecting a responsible sitter, knowing emergency contacts, and limiting noise to hear the baby. The piece lists recent visitors and travels of local residents and mentions a move to Rome New York.
The chapter met Tuesday evening September 21 1985 with Mrey Bek as Brewers Worthy Matron Arthie Isaacson presiding. Degrees were exemplified and next meeting set for October 5 at 7 30 PM with Past Matrons and Past Patrons to be honored. A Silent Auction will be held. attendees asked to donate. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs R E Cooperland and Mr and Mrs George Cardwell.
Beverly Thomas of Palleyile placed the Meat Judging Team at Hutchinson State Fair scoring 356 of 400. About 300 girls from nearly all Kansas counties participated in the contest. Phyllis Aspegren and Donald Blecha received red ribbons for milk testing and color wheel demonstrations respectively. Republic County teams won the State Board of Agriculture Trophy for best 4-H Crops exhibit with nine blue and six purple ribbons, with listed participants. Weekend visitors from South Dakota and local families were noted.
Mr and Mrs Neal McBride returned from a two week vacation to Huron South Dakota staying with grandson Kirk Ziebart as his parents Mr and Mrs Vernon Ziebart took a week long trip to Paris and Rome. Mr Ziebart works for General Electric Appliance and won the trip through his sales.
Mrs Ethel Thomas is reported to have left the hospital and returned to her home last week. She is said to be recovering and getting along as well as can be expected.
Dr. Franklin Clark Fry, president of the Lutheran Church in America, delivered the inaugural address. Installation followed by Dr. N Everett Hedeen, president of Central States Synod, with a luncheon at Philblad Memorial Union and a reception for Birger Sandzen. Bob Currie of Wichita arrived home Saturday night for a visit with his parents and relatives.
Dr and Mrs Albert Swanson of St Peter Minnesota were Sunday dinner guests of Rev and Mrs Nielson and their boys.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Strom Mr. and Mrs. ag Powers Mrs. Esther Mahagan Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mahagan of Lincoln Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Imler were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamiston at Beatrice Nebraska.
Mary McBride of Salina spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Neal McBride.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Strom welcomed guests We Ta and Mrs Ren Dendyer for Monday evening supper in a cordial social gathering.
Mr and Mrs John Peters and Pernell of Emporia were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Wilson and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs Charley Stolander were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs William Wilson.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Mil dred Anderson and Judith were Mr and Mrs Phil aty McCook Nebraska wee son. Mrs Ada Barleen of Klamath Falls Oregon and Mrs Melvin Jeory of Formosa were Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs Merle Haser
Mrs Algor Anderson welcomed visitors Monday including Mrs Olga Hogos and Gladys in her home after a gathering with Mrs J Swenson.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Welch of St Paul Nebraska were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J W Smith.
The article lists numerous Sunday evening visitors to Courtland and nearby towns. Families from York Nebraska, Kansas City, Lindsborg, Fort Collins, Republic, Washington, and other locations are noted visiting hosts including the Vitus Johnson and Erickson families, with several extended stays and hospital news.
Friday afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs J W Smith of Concordia visiting Mrs Ruth Larson. Wednesday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Holly Cady of Scottsville with Mr and Mrs Lars Hanson. Saturday evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell and Mr and Mrs Duaine Greenslade visiting Mrs Agnes Cardwell. The Clarks and Billie returned home from a several weeks visit with Mr and Mrs Ronald Clark and family at the Dalles Oregon.
Billie Clark of Norton stayed the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Clark, according to local social notes.
Mrs and Mrs Grant Berggren visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Don McIntyre in Salina for a social call and conversation.
Last week the Harley Shaffer home welcomed several visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shaffer and Alfreda of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Larson and family, Ms. Arthur Rhog of Belleville, and Bussie Lervold.
Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren visited Mr and Mrs George Barlen on Friday. Mr and Mrs W J Matthias and Mr and Mrs C W Strom attended the Fair in Hutchinson on Tuesday. Sara Lyn Kuchera of Lincoln Kansas stayed with grandparents Vern on Erickson. Elmer Van Nortwick and family were Sunday evening guests of Ralph Moe. Charles Bjolander and Sp5 wife from Anchorage Alaska are parents of La Donna Rae born Monday September 27. Grandparents Harold Everhart Belleville and Charlie Bjokander Scandia. Great grandmothers are Mrs Frank Eiverhart Belleville and Mrs Belleene and Mrs Hva Sjdlandan Grandia. Appel returned.
Mrs Dean Kellog and family of Fairburg visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Charlie Sjolander. Mr and Mrs B P Reined and City College president in Lindsborg hosted Monday guests. Mrs Maurice Sothers Parrell Garat and Kervin were noted visitors, with Mrs Anjeanette Isaacson and others also mentioned.
A notes page lists weekend and Sunday visits across Kansas and nearby towns. Families hosted and dined with relatives in Salina, Republic, Belleville, Courtland, Concordia, and Kan sas City with numerous dinners and suppers. Recurring names include Berggren Richards Fogelberg Ballinger Erickson Hohman Tuley and Van Aken among others.
Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson were Monday evening guests at the Eugene Dunston home in Formosa.
Mrs Ralph Moe and Mrs Lulu Waite visited Monday afternoon. Sunday guests at H D Manely included Mr and Mrs Wayne Musgrove and Curtis of Cawker City. Bertha Christie dined with Anna Hohman Wednesday. H D Manely and Bracey visited Duane Degering in Mahaska Wednesday. Richard Loring and Mrs Charlie Berggren called on John Fike in Courtland Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Charlie Berggren visited Friday morning with Mrs. Goldin Hammi of Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sankey and their children from Salina spent Sunday with Mrs. Reuben Frederickson. Mrs. Ethel Thomas was Monday guest of Mrs. Chas Johnson.
The Washington Our Savior Lutheran Church hosted a teachers meeting Friday evening with attendees including Pastor Niel son and Mrs, Mrs Max Berry, Mrs Richard Larson, Mrs C W Strom, Mrs Algak Anderson, Miss Edith Felbeck, Kenneth Tuley, and Vernon Swanson.
Mrs Ruby Hale and Mrs Don Balch of Mankato visited Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson.
Mrs Anna McBride spent Tuesday afternoon in the company of Mrs Gill Moe at their home, sharing time and conversation in a casual social visit.
Riddle asks for a proper Bible name which after removing the first three and last three letters points to a country in the United States. The puzzle hinges on identifying a name whose trimmed form matches a U.S. state or region. The answer relies on parsing biblical names and applying the specified letter removal rule.
Oscar Linden and Mr and Mrs Al vin Stolander and Scotty joined Mrs Fannie White and Amos of Minden Nebraska for a Saturday visit with friends Wap Wilson and others. Monday afternoon guest was Mrs Direno Bederlin.
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