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6B BELLEVILLE (KANSAS) TELESCOPE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1932 SCANDIA Mrs. C. H. Freed Feb. M.

Ivy spent Sunday at Miltom'alo with relatives. Miss Reuh Ensign of Concordia spent the week end here with friemls. iss Elsa Johnson went to Omaha, last week where he expects to work this winter. Frank Nimoeks, who is a student at the University of Kansas spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Nhnoeks. Miss Ruby Hammond, who is staying at the Mae Mead home while attending Scandia high school spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hammond.

Mr. and.Mrs. Chas. A. Othberg motored to Manhattan Sunday to visit their eon, Richard who is a student at Kansas State college.

They returned home Monday. Miss Reah Ensign of Concordia, Miss Faith Green, Miss Jessie Nichol, Miss Alice Morgan and Mrs. Harriet West were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Mary West. Mrs. Ada Aspegren and Dorothy.

Mis. W. S. Farlee and Mrs. Paul Doctor and Patty Lou Friday in Concordia.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Day of Belleville and Twila were Sunday visitors in Scandia. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Vincent of Concordia spent Friday with Mr. Vincent's father, Barto Vincent in honor of his birthday which occurred that day. Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Wires entertained at a waffle supper at their home Friday evening the following guests: Miss Ruby Siindin, Miss Mabel Berggrcn, Miss Mary West, Miss Blanch Ilaggnian, Miss Opal Currie, Miss Jessie Nichol, Miss Alice Morgan, and Irvin Currie. Miss Inga Rydel spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Algot Anderson and Mr.

Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Summers and son, Jack of Bcloit, spent Sunday at the Sam Summers home. 11.

E. Tingstrom returned to his work at Williamson, Tuesday. Chris Nelson spent the week end in Topeka with Mrs. Nelson and children. The Rev.

and Mrs. C. F. Calkins of Burlington, will hold evan- was opened by three numbers from the grade school orchestra and a cornet solo by Richard Hiatt. Readings were given by Miss Ada Samuelson, Miss Genevieve Freed, and Miss Jeanette Ahrens.

'Miss Nona Faye Mahan sang "Come Where the Blue 1 Bells Ring" and Miss Frances Curtis sang "Smilin' Thru" and "Mighty Lak a They were accompanied at the piano by Miss Frances Guthrie. A second grade mixed quartet composed of Ada Mae Isaacson, Maxine Perry, Junior Glover, and Paul Albro sang two numbers. The Rev. B. W.

Selin made several announcements concerning the Washington Bicenteninal celebration and the Rev. Chas. Pehrson gave an interesting talk on George Washington, the Patriot. The last number on the program was a talk by county superintendent Laura M. Hill on requirements of Standard schools and school conditions over the county.

The next meeting of the P. T. A. will be open house and Wm. Slopansky of Belleville has been secured to give an address.

4 CUBA Marguerite Houdek Feb. members of the H. C. C. held a business meeting at the home of Mrs.

Ben Huncovsky, Tuesday evening, February 9. Due to the inclement weather, only six members were present, as follows: Mrs. Clarence Sloan of Kansas City, Mrs. Joe Krhounek, Mrs. Charles Valek, Miss Besse Opocensky, Miss Mollie Houdek, and Mrs.

Ben Huncovsky. Another business meeting was held Tuesday night of this week at the home of Mrs. Charles Valek. The next social meeting will be with Miss Besse Opocensky, March 8 Steve Opocensky, who was confined to his home with due to a fall off a truck ago, was able to be at the store for the first time last Wednesday. Loren Lee Belcher, who spent the past two weeks here with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Vacha and George, returned to his home at Belleville last Wednesday. Misses Besse and Mathilda Opocensky motored to Concordia Saturday, to visit their sister, Mrs. Joe gelistic meeitngs in the Presbyterian Rundus, and baby, who are in the Belleville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Will Lang and daughter, Loren e. Miss Frances Celoud of Mahaska spent the week end here with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Veroda, their Edward, and Miss Helen Benyshek. Mrs.

Anton Hott, Mrs. J. E. Havel, Mrs. Frank Sterba, Mrs.

Charles Kesl, and Mrs. Charles Novak attended a feather stripping party at the home of Mrs. Joe Peterka Monday of this week. E. E.

Way of Covington, arrived at the James Barto'n home for an indefinite visit. Mr. Way is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Barton. Mrs.

Clai'ence Sloan of Kansas City, spent Friday in Agenda visiting relatives and friends. The Jerry Trzicky family, who had been ill with the flu are better at present. Max Barton who underwent an operation for appendicitis at a hos-S pital in Lincoln about three weeks ago, was able to return to his home here last week. Miss Mirriam Selden, the primary teacher, left Friday for Clyde to visit her father, Earl Selden, also her brother, Hugh, his wife and baby. She returned Sunday.

Sheriff Charles Nordman of Belleville was a business caller here Monday of this week. The Milek Trecek sale which was held last Thursday was not very well attended due to the bad roads. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Allen and sons spent the week end visiting relatives in Wilbur, Neb.

Miss Hazel Campbell of Wayne, who teaches the grammar room here was ill with the flu last Thursday and Friday and was unable to teach. Mart Skocny, Milek Trecek and Joe Krhounek, were Concordia business callers Monday of this week. Mrs. Joe Krhounek, ac a broken Tib WeeK li, rn iJvandt, and Mrs. F.

C. a broken no CO mpanied them to Belleville and nn i 0 a few weeks apent the day therc with hev pare nts, latlc tontest church here beginning Sunday, Feb ruary 28 and continuing for 10 days. These meetings are being sponsored by members of the United Brethren and Presbyterian Christian Endeavor societies hospital. Miss Mathilda remained and accompanied Mi's. Rundus and baby to their home in Blue Rapids the first of this week.

Mr. and Mrs. John McCracken motored to Belleville last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Bloomgren of where they visited Mrs.

McCracken's Clay Center spent the week end with mother, Mrs. McQuitty and Mr. Mc- Kullberg and Quitty. Mr. and Mrs.

John family. Mr Mrs. Carl Hammer entertained Mr. and Mrs. Berlil Rydel and J.

R. Strnad, who was taking treatments for rheumatism in Scandia the past week, returned to his home here Myrtle of Chicago, 111., and Mr. and as Friday Mrs. Algot Anderson at dinner Wed- Mr. and'Mrs.

Frank Benyshek, nesday. anc daughter, Blanche, were Belle- Adolph Nelson being unable to jij 0 shoppers last Saturday, cirivc to and from his work at Web- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kopsa and ber on account of the roads being; daughters of Agenda, and Mr. and blocked with snow, spent the week Mrs.

Lawrence Kopsa spent Monday there. Mrs. R. E. Tingstrom spent Thursday and Friday at the Ollie Johnson heme.

Mrs. Art Roekhold and son, Ted, of Robinson visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Mack Drovetta and family were- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Marlin. Miss Gladys Nylund and Miss Ruby Sundin planned and carried out a very pleasant surprise party at Sam' Blair" home" at "present." 0 in honor of Miss Mabel Berggren rs. Clarence of Kansas City, birthclaylast Monday evening at her anc ier father, home.

The time was spent in play ing pinochle with Miss Mabel Berggren winning high score and Miss Mary West low score. At a late hour lovely refreshments were served to the following: Miss Mabel Berggren, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Berggren and Buddy, Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Berggren and son, Mrs. E. C. Wires, Miss Ruby Sundin, Miss Gladys Nylund, Miss Wilma Shivers, Miss Jean Robertson, Miss Frances Guthrie, at the Frank Benyshek, home. Emanuel Schneberger, who has been seriously ill is some better at this writing.

Quite a number of the pupils of the Cuba schools were absent the past week, due to the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lahodny and Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Trecek attended the one-act plays in Belleville last Saturday. Miss Leona Benyshek is working were Joe Barton Sunday dinner guests at the Steve Opocensky home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benyshek and daughters of Belleville, and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Richecky were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richecky. Miss Mildred Bohnenblust left Fri day for Leonardsville to visit her parents.

She returned Sunday. Henry Kerchoff left for Hanover Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown. Miss Frances Celoud of Mahaska and Miss Helen Benyshek spent Sunday at the Ben Lahodny home.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schneberger and children of near Belleville spent Sunday here at the T. E.

Stafford home. Anton Kroulik and son, Edd, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hromatka and daughter, Viola. Mrs.

T. E. Stafford, Mrs. Ed Dannefer, Mrs. Lucille O'Connor and -n rSm ith were than 1Q Belleville Monday of this week.

1 Miss Mollie Houdek is ill with the flu. Joe Baxa and son, Edd spent Tuesday night here with the former's father, Joe Baxa, They were returning from Hebron and due to the muddy roads were unable to make the rest of the trip home that night. Mrs, Ezra Williams spent Saturday there also. Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Currie were Sunday dinner guests at the West home. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Ball and Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo Ball and Leo of Freedom township were Monday dinner guests in the M.

A. Beecher home. The Brethren's Ladies Aid society met with Miss Anna Kuhn in Belleville Tuesday. The day was spent in quilting for Miss Kuhn. J.

G. Smith, Emil and W. G. Klaumann attended the Kesl sale east of Belleville Tuesday. Ernest Mikesell.

W. Vishnefski, Don Burandt, and Ernest Burandt attended the Roberts sale east of Republic Wednesday. Mrs. W. W.

Gish visited in the W. F. Baker home Thursday. Mrs. Baker has been having the flu.

We are glad to report- Mr. Baker as fully recovered. The Claude Goodwin family, C. II. West and Ruth Barbara were in Belleville Thursday.

Miss Genevieve Cuthbert of Harbine, and Ivan Beecher of Belleville were Saturday guests in the M. A. Beecher home. They also visited in the C. A.

Rich home near Lovcwell. The C. K. Applegarth family visited with Mrs. Carrie Ball, her daughters, Miss Hattie Ball and Mrs.

Guy Persinger and family Sunday. Miss Vera Baker was a week end guest in the W. W. Gish home. Mrs.

Emil Klaumann is teaching Victory school this week as a substitute while Miss Helen Kuhn is recovering from the flu. Mrs. E. 0. Whipps, Eva McCullough, and Ada Burandt visited in the George Bundy homo Tuesday.

C. II. "Ogg of Belleville carried mail on route two Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Gish, Mrs. Edward Robinson, Mrs. W.

F. Bu Wait attended in Belleville Saturday. Mrs. Clarence Mahan, Virginia and Lorna and Mrs. Helen Mosher end daughter Zella drove to Concordia Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson', Duwayne and Donna Jean visited in the S. F. Dooley home Sunday.

CHAIR OVER 100 YEARS OLD Relics always command interest and the latest to be reported to The Telescope is a chair belonging to Mrs. Hester Kirk, which Mrs. Kirk WAYNE Mrs. Minnie Print Feb. Minnie Frint went to Topeka two weeks ago to visit her husband and has been unable to return on account of sickness, Mrs.

Will Smith was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening when a few friends gathered to help here celebrate her birthday. Miss Mildred Neuman, Miss Edna Nelson, Miss Sarah Hoffman, and Miss Fontella Salmon spent Wednesday evening with Miss Bessie Carey at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Englund. The evening was spent in quilting, after which Mrs.

Englund served lunch. Ed Englund of Kansas City visited his brother, Henry Englund and wife. Mr. and Mrs. 0.

C. Salmon and son and Guy Campbell were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Salmon and Fontella. Miss Bessie Carey and Miss Emily Nelson were afternoon callers. and Mrs, Henry Englund and Mrs. O. M.

Abraham were among the callers at the Kellogg home where Mrs. Bertha Smith is seriously sick, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Campbell and family spent the week end in Manhattan visiting at the Art Campbell home. Loren Smith, Marcell McKenzie, Bruce and Lynn Campbell, and Franklin Abraham attended the basket ball game at Manhattan Friday.

The play, "The Neighbors" was given at the schoolhouse Friday afternoon by Mr. Morey and his pupils. This play was presented in the contest at Belleville Saturday. Glenn Campbell is seriously ill at the home of his Mrs. R.

L. Linton in Concordia. "The Arizona Cowboy" a play which was to have been given last Friday was postponed on account of sickness and bad roatid. Miss Carey and pupils of the grammar room enjoyed a Valentine box Friday afternoon. The last quarter of the day being spent in an arithmetic match.

The primary room, taught by Miss Salmon enjoyed a Valentine box and the remaining part of the day was spent in playing games. Both teachers and pupils received many pretty valentines. Misses Edna Nelson, Mildred Neuman, Sarah Huffman, the Rev. Mr. Chelberg and Sonny Morey were school visitors Friday.

J. W. Salmon has been confined to his home the past week with rheumatism. The sixth and seventh grade class club known as the "Rainbow club" presented the grammar room with a silk Kansas state flag. Members of this club are Ruth Hetherington, Frieda Sherwood, Dawn Cory, Donald McKenzie, Isabel Gillcs, Juanita Smith.

Lucy Close, Emily Nelson, Merrill and Maynard Abraham, Louis 1 Fraser, Helen Nelson, and Joe Kasl. The eighth grade class club added two new books to the grammar room 1 library. Members of this club are I Dorothy Campbell, Betty Walton, Ruth Holmberg, Paul Wilcox, Paul Hood, and Curtis Neison. -t Washichek Candidate for Co. Commissioner F.

W. Washichek, a resident of Republic county since 1879, is this week announcing his candidacy for county commissioner in The Telescope. He lives at Cuba and seeks the position as commissioner from the third district of Republic county. Mr. Washichek says he has no specal interest actuating his candidacy except his desire to use whatever influence he can towards tax reduction.

He is secretary of the county taxpayers organization and asserts a policy of "dance according to the ability of paying the fiddler." The Cuba candidate says he ex- i peets to harmonize the tax burden with the present condition of agriculture and business. It is his desire, he says, to submit to a majority rule and he expects to serve accordingly if elected. Mr. Washichek seeks the nomination on the Democratic ticket, hue expresses a belief that merit of a candidate to county office should be considered above party lines. GIRLS INITIATED AT K.

S. T. Q. Miss Gladys Arlcne Peters, Cuba, and Thehna Theresa Larson, Kackley, who are students at Kansas State Teachers college, Emporia, have just been initiated in Pi Delta Tlieta sorority. Miss Peters is a junior at the college, working towards a bachelor of arts degree' and bachelor of science in education.

Miss Larson is a sophomore and will receive her life certificate next spring. Enjoy a Fresh Frozen Strawberry Short Cake Before or after the show. ANNEX CAFE RYDAL Mrs. Ralph E. Ball Miss Olson, Miss Mary West, i st to attend the funeral of Art Jacobson, Vei'nie Holmes, and hlB broth la Ch 1 Lcander Edgren anc rs- tto Vacha and Miss Mrs.

Art Roekhold and son, Ted of Helen benyshek were Belleville call- Robinson, came Wednesday on busi-; ers last Saturday, r.oss and for a visit with Mrs. Sarah enry er nt Sunda ln Erickson and other relatives and i S' yd Vlt 5 parents Mr and friends. Snyder Mrs. Sam Summers returned ami 1 0 from Norway Sunday where she has Mem11 Dean snent from Saturday bc-en caring for her mother, Frank Dickerhoof who has been ill with heart trouble. Mrs.

Mclvin Hillcry and G. Hahan were hostesses Sam Summers returned home! wMr amd oy LaW Merrill Dean spent i until Monday at the Fred Houdek home. They went back to Clyde, where Roy is doing some work for -ij- i his mother, Mrs. Minnie Law. to the 1 George and Frank Blazek left for Friendship dub 'at The UnTtod Bretn-! Kansas City last Sunday where they rc-n Aid building on Thursday after- 1 were transacting business noon.

Lunch was served during the! Mrs. Elmer Le social hour. Others present besides children, the members were: Mrs. R. E.

Coo- and Mrs. Frank Trecek and daughter, Neva Jean spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanel. The members of the Girl's Life club gave a Valentine party for the high school boys and Mr.

Macy. The and Miss i evening was spent in playing games appropriate to the occasion. About 10:30 refreshments were served. Chrysler edan i Those present were: Miss Inez Sny Mr. and Don Ilauserman and i der, Iola Houdek, Marcella Blazek, (humbler, Dona, spent last week end Gayle Lahodny, Uv Lena Scarbrough, with Mr.

1 laurel man's aunt, Mrs. J. Anna and Blanche Tuma, Leona Le- M. Weislogle and Mr. Weislogle.

Violet Shema Hope Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Dortil Rydel and lit- Ma Mae Wiruth Gladys Andrews, Helen Beneda. Arlene Ettlemen, Viola del, and Mr. and Mrs.

Algot Ander- Baxa, Elsie fanek, Alton, uavidson, per, Mrs. eGo. Mrs. J. M.

Weislogle, Mrs. Sam Summers, Mrs. J. H. Nunn, Mrs.

Hershel Kan- liier, E. C. Wires, Mrs. C. C.

Cullers, Miss Jetty Green, Miss Mary West, Miss Jessie Nichol Alice Morgan. E. II. Lewis is the owner of a new son were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

C. V. Rydel. Mrs. liariiet West was unable to be in the school room several days last week on account of illness.

Mrs. Art Roekhold and Ted of Robinson and Mrs. Sarah Erickson spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Edith Forsbcrg and family. Ai'tillus Nordman of Denver, arrived Friday on business and for.

a visit among relatives and friends, i were ill with the flu are all" able to Among those from Scandia who be up and around. The nurse'was attended the play contest which was able to return to her home near held at Belleville Saturday Wayne last Thursday. Supt. and Mrs. F.

W. Stukenbroeker Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kopsa, of Feb. the first of March draws near farmers are getting ready to move to their new locations.

Don Burandt. who has lived on the W. G. Saip farm for three years will move the Ed Goodwin farm two and a half miles west of Rydal and has been busy hauling hay and wood. The Guy Persinger family living with Mrs.

Carrie Ball will move to their farm two miles noi th of Rydal which farm Neatus Sandell has been farming for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Ball, who have been living on the H. E.

Ball farm for the past two years will move to the Persinger farm two miles north and one half mile east of Republic. Mr. and Mrs, Guy Meyers will farm the Strickland farm and Guy's parents, the Ed Meyers family will move to their farm near Courtland. The M. A.

Beecher family were Satm-day supper guests in the Carl Ball home in Belleville. Miss Helen Kuhn was sick and unable to teach school Thursday and Friday of last week and Monday and Tuesday of this week. The roads were so muddy that Claude Soli drove the team to carry the mail on route one Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Vanous of the Cuba vicinity were Sunday dinner guests in the J. Vishnefski home. Little Margaret Simmons, the three month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmons of Belleville is staying with her uncle, Guy Persinger and family while her mother is recovering from an operation in the Patterson Memorial hospital in Belleville.

The Clarence Ball family moved to Belleville Saturday. Neatus Sandall will farm Clarence's farm the coming season. i Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Gish, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Burandt, I. G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, Don Burandt, Mr.

and Mrs Guy Persinger, Mrs. II. E. Ball, Cleo and Dale, Miss Ada Burandt, W. F.

Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mahan, Virginia and Lorna were in Belleville Saturday. and Mrs. C.

L. Dooley and Russel visited in the Will Cooper home Friday with Mrs. N. J. Morlcy who has been ill.

Ada and Paul Kallman and Dewayne Robinson were sick and unable to attend school several days last week. Kuhn, Handing You a BIG anek, Alton Daviason.i Gish ror.Tr Frank Keprta, Clarence Havel, Mrs. EUa Oliphant is staying at Sot tho West Va Frank Beneda, Alvin Barton, aid Klimck, Ladimer Trecek, John I Ward, Edward Klimek, Edward. Kol- 1 baba, Kesl, Doyle Charles Herink, and Elbert Macy. i The Lou Klauman family, who and family, Mr.

and Mrs. H. G. Hahn, Mr. and Melvin Hillcry, Mrs.

Anna Larson, Miss Emma Miss Frances -Guthrie, Miss Jean RcibertsimrrMiss -j Faith Green, Miss Jessie Nichol, Miss Alice Morgan, Miss Hazel Olson, Mrs. Harriet West, Mrs. J. P. Plotner, Alice Nimocks, Kathryn Doctor, Lenabel Denoyer, Lois Hiatt, Wilhelmina Wetzel, and Ernest Wennersten.

Miss Mary West, Miss Mabel Berggren, and Mrs. E. C. Wires spent Saturday evening with Miss Blanch Haggman. The Parent-Teachers association for February was held at the high school auditorium Wednesday eve- i ning, February 10, The program Agenda were business callers here Monday of this week.

motored to Washington to spend the day with et -i evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Lesovsky of Washington spent Saturday and Sunday here with relatives. John Peterka, of Belleville spent Sunday here with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Peterka, sr. Mrs. Glen Price of Topeka came Saturday 'to visit her husband, She left Monday. Bart Strnad left for Fairbury last Friday and from there he left for Burchard, where he transacted business, Mr.

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