The Belleville Telescope from Belleville, Kansas • Page 19

iMmy, DECtilMBER 13, 1951' BELLE Vltiti'E' 'd'AlffS'AiV Tfe'L'fi gCO'Pfi' dm SCAJNDIA NEWS dia Have igraiii December 17 By C. H. rreel special Christmas will be.presented in the ihool auditorium December 17 o'clock. A religious pageant be givisn by all gfadfe pupils Ufider direction of Mrs. Betty SrHckson who will be assisted by Miss Robisoh, Mrs.

Elanore ISiom'pson, Mrs. Jtichardson and llSncenti Alstedt. The high school itlixed chorus will present several and the school band will singing of Christmas by the audience. jWomen of the Methodist church served their.annual Siyedish sup- rer in the church basement Thurs- l4y evening. People registered Mankato, Jewell, Hardy, 'Agenda, Clyde, Kackley, Belleville, JRepublic and Norway.

About 450 plates were served and gross iTeceipits Jfrom the sale of articles lih the fancy work booth and sup- ip6r were about $700. Remaining tfirticles in the booth auctioned off by Laurence Hugos. and Mrs. Maurice Medlin, jd' Anne and Neal were Sunday MjeSts of her parents, Mr. and WysV Lorihg.

I C. V. who un- surgery.on his right eye partly displaced retina, is iWng satisfactory improvement, rsi Haggman left for Kansas Thursday to remain with until he is able to return and Mrs. HarVey Sandell andi.Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Fors- 'Mrg, Janice and Linda spent afternoon with Mrs. Forsberg, marking her Wrttday. and Mrs. Alvin Moe, were Sunday and overnight guests of Mr. itrs.

Stanley Ml', and Mrs. Anderson were aifternoon guests. Mrs. Alfred HalloVirell and Terry Lee, McCobk, have been spending the' past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Haser. Hallowell drove down for the week end and they returned Sunday. Mrs. Haser, who underwent treatment at Savannah, will stay with her daughter, Mrs. Aries White for a time.

Mr. and Mrs! Joe Proft ind Paul, Mrs. Frances Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snapp, Biliy and Linda.

Talmo, and Mr. and Mts. Jud Freed, Janet and Larry were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Carrie and Mrs.

Hannah Freed. Mrs. Jbhn Loring, who suffered a slight stroke, is improving. Mrs. E.

T. Olson entertained a number of friends at her home Tuesday afternoon honoring Mrs. Delbert McKenzie who left the following Saturday for her home in Glendale, Cal. Those present were Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs.

N. H. Pearson. Mrs. W.

F. Kallman, Mrs. C. J. Hugos.

Mrs. S. J. Swenson. Miss Gladys Hugos, Mrs.

C. H. Freed, Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Edith Forsberg.

Mr. and Mrs. Algot Atidersbn went to Salina Wednesday and Mrs. C. H.

Freed accompanied them and visited her daughter, Mrs. H. R. Reynolds, Suki Jean and Cheryl. Cheryl returned home with them that evening and visited until Sunday.

Mrs. Glen Currie, who underwent major surgery at the hospital in Concordia, was able to return home Friday. The birthday of Wallace Freed was marked Tuesday evening at the home of his father, A. C. Freed with a dinner.

Those present were Wallace and Don Freed, Mrs. Mavis Rockwell and Mark, A. C. Freed, Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Freed.

LARRY CALF SALE 77TH; ANNUAL HEREFORD REGISTERED CALF SALE of B-K HEREFORD RANCH Will Be Held in Heated Sale Barn at Minneapolis, Kansas WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 1:00 o'clock Sharp Come Early Eats in the Barn 42 LOTS SELLING All Sons and Daughters of Dandy Larry 48th 24 Bulls and 18 Heifers. All late 1950 and early 1951 Calves. Come and buy the highest register of Merrit Bloodline in the U. S. A.

For Catalog Write B-K HEREFORD RANCH LONGFORD, KANSAS Gene Watson, Auctioneer, assisted by Representatives of the Press Mr. and femefll Kirk, Gleii' and 'Allen moved Saturday to the farm northeiist of Scdndia th6y recently purchasied from Frartk Goodwin. A family basket dinner was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ebgehe Beloit, Sunday. The following were present: Mr.

and Mrs, Homer CardWell, Mrs. Art Cardwell, Miss Nellie Cline, Cjapeland, Mrs. R. A. Rasmussen, Amos Blecha and Verlee.

Muiiden, Mr. and Igehe Brown, Beloit, Mr. and lilrs. George Cardwell and Stephen, Miss' Laura RtlBmussen, Misses Alma and Peitrl Strom, Mr. and MrS.

Ejner Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Strom, Ernie Strom, llirdy, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmusseh and Carol, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Cline, Jolene and Charles, Misses Jf dith Anderson and Eva Marie OlsoU, Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mr. and Larson and Sonia.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Robison entertained a of friends at their home Sunday evening with a birthday dinner honoring their daughter, Martha on her eighth birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Nelsonj Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Johnson, Mrs.

S. W. Grubb, Miss Mary West, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nelson, Mr.

and L. S. Rjcharda, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Norris, Loteri laaicsofi and and Martha, CharlteS and Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Johnson ai)d David, Conicordia, Mr. and Mrsj Harold Johnfedn, Allen Dean aiiid Scott City, Archie Larspit, Belleville, Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs.

Aaron Johtison A. B. Johnson were Sunday dinnel' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Nystrom, Carol, Helen, Arlene ajid Darlene.

Mrs. Mavis Rockwell and Mark and Mrs. W. F. Curtis, Hardy, left for Denver, Wednesday.

They were called there by the death of Charles Curtis, 29-yearr old son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy son who had been ill several years. Mrs. Curtis returned home Sunday evening and Mrs.

Rockwell and son returned home Wednesday. Mrs. C. O. Johnson is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Lyle Marshall, Mr. Marshall and children at Benton, and her son. Glen and Mrs. Johnson and family at Little I Rock, Ark. She was called there by the illness of Mrs.

Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Granstedt and Mr. and Chester Anderson were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Moe. Mrs. H. C.

Quantic was hostess to and I Art club at her home Friday afternoon. Following a dessert luncheon, bridge wfis played at three tables. Mrs. Frank Granstedt was a guest. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Moe were 1 Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moe. Miss Blanch Haggman went to Kansas City Tuesday to visit Di'.

V. Haggman who undei-werit I surgery there. She returned home i Wednesday. Jtfrs. Reynold Nystrom entertained a number of little gilests.at her home Friday afternoon mark- ing the birthdays of her daugh- Eric Kven Larson Furieral services were conducted Monday, Noveinber 19 by the Rev.

SeyeriijBiy at rter-Dayt thapel at Scandia. Itif torment was at Norway cemfetiEfryV James Eakios Narka Oarr.i James Eakins, son of Joseph apd Eliza Ann Roderick Bakfns, was born June 10, 1873, it. 111., and passed away December at. his home in. I Narka, at the age of 78 months and 21 days.

Eakins mOwed to Nebraska at an age and when he was 14 he 'Oarae to Kansas, living the rest of life near Hubbell, and Kan. He was married September 4, (ifiOl, to Essie J. Boyer, and to this union tjwo children were born, Mrs. Georgra Bever of Narka and J. Eakins of Everett, Wash.

A Soph after their marriage, Mr. and Mi-s. Eakiiis began farming on a rented farm near Hubbell, and in 1910' purchased a farm in that community. They lived there until 1931 when they moved to Narka. Jim, as he wjas known to friends and acquaintances, was a- man of many sterling qualities.

He was honest in all his dealings, had simple tastes and found pleasure in honest toil, working longer than he was able. When his health failed, he was concerned for the welfare of his family and the fact that he could no longer work. Eakins was a member of the Presbyterian church and a trustee for nine Two sisters him in death, Mrs. -Mary Wolfe of Hope and Mrs. Emma Johnson of Superior, who on November 2 of this year.

He leavei to mourn his passing his widow, a son and a daughter, three grandchildren; a half Bister, Mrs. Sylvia Dovel of Narka; a half brother, Albert Eakins of Sharpsville, and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Tuesday from Narka Presbyterian church, conducted by the Rev. Harry Hirsch. Interment was in Maplte Grove cemetery.

Edward Mapes (Bv The Telesorpe's Cuba Corr.t Edward Mapes, son of Nelson and Tresie Mapes, was born ember 13, 1883, on a faim Fiist of Cuba, and passed away. December 3, 1951, at the age 68 years and 20 days. Edward spent much of his iife' in the community where he born. He was preceded in death by hi's parents, two brothers and four sisters. Survivors are his two brothers, William of Broughton, and Wesley of Butte, and two Emma Hubbard of Cuba and Agries House of Hutchinson, other relatives and friends.

Services were held at Bachelor-, Faulkner-Dart furieral, home in Bellieville on December 5, at 2 o'clock. The Rev. James Gray officiated, and interment was in Mill Creek cemetfery. Eric Sven son of and MfS' Marvin Larson of Topeka, celebrated his first birthday last July 7. He is the grandson of Mrs.

Ruby Lai'son of Belleville anl Mrs. Ada PuUis of Louisville, Ky. The above picture was taken when Eric was 15 months old. Give A Lasting Gift 0 Seat Covers Fibre, Plastic, Rayon discount on all covers in our stock Fulton Outside S.un Visors Keeps Snow, Sun, Sleet, Rain off Windshield. Fits any car, off Rear Window Wipers Ms '41 to '49 Models Was $10.50.

Price $6.60 Gas Tank Guard Unit Fits'51 Models Was $1.50, Price $1.15 Tire Tracks Retail $L95. SpeciM $1.00 These grids can be used quickly, provide needed traction. Just lay them under the wheel and drive off. AH the Above Items Make Fine Christmas Gifts for, the Car Owner ter, Helen and Martha, Sue Robison who were eight years old December 7 and 9 respectively. After games the honorees opened their gifts and refreshments were served to Mrs.

Elanore Thompson, Dora Moss, Dolores Thompson, Lorraine Larson, Sonja Olsen, Phyllis Newcomb, Judith Freed, Verna Hill, Virginia Corbin, Diane Perry, Martha Robison, Helen, Carol, Arlene and Darlene Nystrom and Mrs. Sherman Robison. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer-Melby, Martha, Merle and Harvey, Mr.

and Mrs. L. A. Nondorf, Eula and Larry and Mrs. Edna Dickie and family, Courtland, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Melby, Fairbury, Neb. Mrs. Elmer Melby was hostess to Amana Lutheran group at her home Friday afternoon. There were 15 memners present and Mrs.

Joseph Melhus, Mrs. George C. Larson and Mrs. Don Larson and Sonia were guests. Following devotionals and a short business meeting a program with Mrs.

Delbert Aspegren in charge was given. A lunch was served by the hostess and the birthday cake was cut for Mrs. Minnie Anderson, Jimmy Isaacson, Harvey and Merle Melby. The Amana group will meet with Mrs. Frank Isaacson and Mrs.

Reubin Johnson in January. Mrs. Axel Jensen and Loren were in Topeka Saturday wheie Loren went for a check up. Melvin Kellogg, Phillipsburg, Mr. and Mrs.

Melburn Minkler, Smith Center, and Mrs. John Sjolander accompanied Mrs. Charles Sjolander to Concordia Monday where they visited Mrs. Kellogg who underwent major surgery at the hospital there. Mr.

and Mrs. John Naslund, Mrs. Louise Fredrickson, Albert and Nels were dinner guests of Mrs. Carl Westin, Charles and Philip at For- rhoso. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Williams and family spent the afternoon there. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Freeman, Courtland, and Mr. and Mrs. Reubin Engwall, Jamestown, spent Monday evening with Mrs. J.

R. Stofer. Mrs. Stofer e.xpects to leave Wednesday, January 12, for Alhambra, to spend the winter with her son, J. P.

Stofer, Mrs. Stofer and Gordon. Mrs. Louis Stofer, Beloit, took her to McPherson to entrain on the C.R.I, and P. Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Swanson, Miss Anna Swanson and Vernon Swanson visited Mr. and Mrs. Duaine Johnson and family north of Belleville Sunday. Mr.

Johnson re- dently returned home from the hospital at Lincoln, where he underwent surgery on his spine. Mr. arid Mrs. Joe! N. Johnson, Mrs.

Ida Johnson, Belleville, and Mr. and, Mrsi Fred Jackson -were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Tornquist at Kackley. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Nelson, Jamestown, Mrs. Etta Nystrom and Mr. and Mrs. Joe N.

Johnson spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Nystrom and Larry at Courtland.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reece drove to Topeka Sunday. Mrs. Reece, who has been suffering spinal trouble the past two weeks, went to consult a bone Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Boyles and Lynette, Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Aspegren, Mr. and Mrs. Reubin Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Lervold, Larry O'Brien, and Mrs. Dale Hansen and Cheryl Ann, Lincoln, and Mrs. G. 0.

Reece surprised C. 0. Reece at his home Wednesday evening markihg his birthday. An oyster supper was served. NelB ChriBtian llahMh (By The Norway Corr.) Nels Christian Kansen was born May 29, 1884, at Lindtim, Denmark, and pasead away at Norway, Kan- sftSt on November 15, 1951, at the age of 67 years, 6 months and 16 cattle to this country at tha age of about two years.

On December' 19, 1942, be was his 'aeoond wife, Brunhage Beloit, He in or Norway kwab 60 years. A KObd workman. Mnmt in all his he alwayis and willing to help a-friend. He devoted husband and loving fWde and jdy his home and family. tp motttn nw passing JMs wn, and rorfl, SHOP AT DUCKWALL'S Mr- Everything Yon Need for GIFT WRAPnNC Even a plain gift looks SCRUMP- TOUS decked out in gorgeous fancy trim and Wrappings which cost SO UnCTLE here! We have everything you need for wrapping and decorating gifts White Ti8 pkg.

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