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TO hall Saturday evening sponsored Danny and Allen of Scandur were 3 "inner guests Sunday by the Norway merchants. There Christmas dinner guests of Mr. L.M>S Anna Hugos, Lawrence was a rC movie and Santa with and Mrs. Lloyd McGregor and ix Olhe were Mr. and Mrs.

Sher-, for the children. ily. (From Last pHristmas dinner guesu Anna Hugos, Lawrence were Mr. and Mrs. Sher- treats mti Skidmore of Manhattan, Miss' Hugos of Hillsboro, Mrs.

Joe By'' 4 Sfttterfield of Ness City, Satterfield of Lawrence, it; and Mrs. Leonard Lahodny of 'Vhaha, Arnold Medlin and rasan; of Norton, Mr. and Mrs. laUrice Medlin and family of ucandia. Mr.

and Mrs, Fred Dutton And. Richard Hugos. Ip' Mr. and Mrs. Loren Carlgren were Sunday dinner guests of JSMfr's.

Ada Aspegren in Scandia. Christmas day dinner guests at 3he E. A. Carlgren home were Mr. Mrs.

Oscar Carlgren and sons, plrsi Alice Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. iitussell Carlgren, Mr. and Mrs. Car- srol Carlgren and family and Mr.

spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Larsen's mother, Madison Boyce and Mr. Boyce. A large crowd attended the Christmas party at the township of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs, Owen Brewer, Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Brewer and family, Joe Brewer and Ada Brewer. Mr- and Mrs. Charles McGregor, for the children. Brewer has received a ca- Mr.

and Mrs. Evan Walker and blegram from his son, Corporal son of Concordia and Miss Irene Melvm Brewer that he has arrived Seibenborn visited Friday evening safely in Tokyo, Japan. with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. John Graham and i They all went to Concordia to see family were Christmas dinner the Christmas house decorations guests of Mrs. Karen Ross and I taking part in the lighting Clarice Sundav. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Walter family Christmas dinner was Mrs. Karen Ross and Clarice were Christmas dinner guests of i ne a at no of Mr were Christmas dav dinner guests Bernice Loofbourow and and Mrs. He Gl The guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Einer! Chester in Belleville. were nd Mrs. Lloyd McGre- Eastvedt in Scandia. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Frye and or fami, y' Mr. and Officers of Lutheran Ladies Aid! Darrell came from Wichita Satur- Tallent and family and Mr. held a business meeting at the day to spend Christmas holidays anA Leslie Stensaas Fri- 1 with relatives. and Mrs. Fred Sunday for Mr Wagor and Bob.

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Wagor and Bob were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. Wagor's mother, Mrs. L.

L. Wagor in Belleville. Walter Millirons and George Burke of Concordia made a trip to Norway Saturday. Mrs. Loren Carlgren attended a wedding anniversary party at the Clyde Norris home in Belleville Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larsen were Tuesday supper guests at the L. J. Larsen home.

A family Christmas dinner was JANUARY 4, lPftfi epetit Christmas', day in Bellrolle with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ward. Cletes Wranosky of Wichita tame Friday evening to Funeral services were conducted Mrs. W.

D. Tibbetts of Belleville, Sunday, December 31 from Bache funeral home in Scandia, with the Rev. N. H. Pear home of Mrs.

sjesiie oujiisuas rM- i dav afternoon I Guests at the Christmas eve Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stensaas: party at the Axel Hedstrom home were Christmas day dinner guests were Mr and Mrs. Ivan Bergstiom TV" the Ted French home in James- family, Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Mrs. Joe Carlgren and family, 1 1 Hedstrom and family, Mr. and Mrs. all of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs sherrarl was a Christmas Arnt Carlson and AMine and Mrs.

Ttobert Carlgren and. family of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs'. Ivan Carl- jjgren and family, Mr. Mrs.

iLoren Carlgren 'and Mr. arid Mrs. Carlgren. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Carlgren Sunday dinner guests at the JJanielson home in Talmo. Lt. and Mrs. Eugene Larsen sand daughter, Janine of Sacramento, arrived Wednesday and visited several days at the H. Larsen.

home. On Friday, Sherrarl was a day dinner guest of his Ella Hugoes. Mrs. Harry Ferguson and Mr. I Mr.

and Mrs. Axel Hedstrom at- Ferguson in Belleville. I tended the Christmas school pro- Amos Dulin was a dinner guest gram in Kackley Friday night, of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Kelly Christ-' A large crowd attended the mas day. Christmas program presented by Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Brewer the school children Friday evening, entertained at their home with a Mrs. Harold Smith assisted at the dinner Christmas day. Guests piano. Gifts were distributed and Oak Creek Emma Jorgensen were Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Brewer of Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Brewer, Aylo and John of Neodesha, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph refreshments were served after ward. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dutton and Susan are here from Norton EXTENDED TO JANUARY 13th M0CC9MAKEUM VONNCT WAMPUIA-- MAKEUM MCAPBft UOG left for Washington. D.C., to Brewer, Owen, Gary Jo and Neal spending Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Athol Scott.

Andy and Jerry were Christmas dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Adams near Jamestown.

Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton will have as their Christmas din- i nor guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sutton and Douglas of Concordia and Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Sutton, Dick and Warren of Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Max Wagor and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Whitnev and family of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Cory and Linda, and Mrs. Karen Ross and Clarice were Christmas dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hammer Monday evening. Ray Clinkenbeard of Alma, Christmas with Mr.

and Mrs. oyd Kelly. He is Mrs. Kelly's brother. Mr.

and Mrs. Dee Haptonstall and family from Colorado are spending the holidays with the Howard Ames family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gile and I family of Lawrence and Mrs.

Clarence Hutchinson of Topeka arrived I Saturday and will spend Christ; hias holidavs with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wright. Mrs. Hutchinson 1 is Mrs.

Wright's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wright were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell near Concordia.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Darlington i left Saturday for Shamrock, i to spend Christmas holidays with their daughter, Mrs. Walter Pendleton, Mr. Pendleton and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Wagor entertained with a family dinner HOGGO 'HOG SUPPLEMENT Dsuinen Mills brings you Iloggo the pelleted feed in paper bags, attractively priced. Take advantage of this special offer get An Extra Bag at No Extra Cost with Every 10 Bags! WATCH YOUR HOGS GO FOR HOGGO! KUEKJER GRAIN 26 Belleville, Kansas PUBLIC I WILL SELL FOR THE FRED OLSON ESTATE, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE FARM 3 MILES NORTH AND MILES WEST OF SCANDIA, OR MILES SOUTH AND MILE EAST OF REPUBLIC, FRIDAY, JANUARY Starting at 12:30 P.M. Jan.

and Mrs. Val Hendrix, Dick and Mary of Cane Hill, spent Christmas here at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Dale Hills and family and with other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mi-s.

Jim Hansen and Karen of Ord, spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orel Hansen and' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson and other relatives.

Mi. Hansen returned home Monday afternoon and Mrs. Hansen and Karen stayed for a longer visit. Mr. and M'-s.

Anton Hanson and Don Anthony spent Thursday evening at the George Jensen home. Christinas day dinner guests at the Al Nelson home were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.

Hnrold Gould, Cindy and Mike of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payton and Ronnie of Minneapolis, Margaret Jorgensen of Wichita, Miss Laura Nelson and Mrs. Clara Jorgensen of Concordia and Carl, Mary and Emma Jorgensen. Supper guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Art Nelson and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nelson and Stevie of Memphis, and Mr. and Mrs.

Hal Whisenhunt and Dennis of Gate, Okla. Miss Margaret Jorgensen, who is in nurses' training at St. Francis hospital in Wichita, spent a week here with her mother, Mrs. Clara Jorgensen, other relatives and friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Moser, Mr. and Mrs. Art Nelson and Mary and Mr. and Mrs Otto Jorgensen spent Thursday evening with Carl, Mary and Emma Jorgensen.

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Burns, Lucille Arnold, Miss Sophia Hanson and Fiank Donahoe were Christmas eve supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Hanson and Don Anthony and H. K. Hanson. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Jorgensen and Mary and Emma Jorgensen were Wednesday supper guests of Miss Lam a Nelson and Mrs. Clara Jorgensen and Margaret of Concordia. Mr. and Mrs.

Art Nelson and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nelson and Stevie of Memphis, Mr. and, Mrs.

Hal Whisenhunt and 1 Dennis of Gato, Mr. and i Mrs. Bob Nelson and Vicki, Mrs. Clara Jorgensen and Margaret and Miss Laura Nelson were Tuesday supper guests at the Harry Nelson home. Carl.

Mary and Emma Jorgensen spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hanson and Don Anthony and H. K. Hanson.

and friends. Annie Fencl spent Christmas day with Mrs. Mildred Smith and Ella. Mr; and Mrs. Alvin GrisWold arid family of Jim and Esther Griswold of Oxford spent the holidays with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Griswold. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cox, Roberta and Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Cox and Lohnie went to Salina Saturday toi visit at the Willis Waterman homoi A dinner was enjoyed Christmas day in the William Holloway home near Morrowville.

Guests were Mr. arid'Mrs. Edward Skupa of Shamrock, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Holloway, Roger and Phil of Narka, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Ndrfha, Edwin and James of Mr. and Mrs. Doss Welch and family of Morrowville, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Welch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sedlacek of Cor- valTijs, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yifttroff and family of Topeka, Mr.

and Mrs. Vearl Holloway and faWllly of near Narka, Mr. and Mrpi Robert Welch and Shirley of Haddam, Miss Donna Adee of dam, Laura Biggs of Topeka. and Mrs. Roy Cox, Esther Griswold of Oxford, Mr.

and Mrs. Arvin: Griswold and family of Jim spent 1 Christmas day at the F. M. Griswold home. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Bellinger, Mr. anii Mrs. Verlin Mayer, Marylin': and Patty went to Clay Center' Christmas day and visited Mr. and Mi's? Howard Webster.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collier and family of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Russell and Delores spent Sunday at the J.

D. Barid home. and Mrs. Bob Cox, Ronnie and Roberta spent Christmas day at the Marvin Shum home near Morrowville. terment was made in White Rock cemetery ana graveside services were conducted By the Albert Isaacson James Larson American Legion 193 of Scandia.

Wesley E. Jensik Wesley.E. Jensik, son of Mr. and and ----Mrs. Joseph Jensik, was born May I March 6, 1856, in Nove Mesto in LICTIliC, and one great Cheryl Louise Tibbetts, and a host of relatives and friends.

Funeral services were conducted at Narka Presbyterian church with the Rev. Amos Rundus officiating, Thursday, December 14. Burial was in Rational cemetery. Joseph Skucius Joseph Skucius, son of Frances Phyllis Skucius, was born 6, 1866 at Gibson, Wise, and de this life December 12, 1960 at Narka at the age of 84 years, 7 months and 6 days. Wesley came to Kansas with his parents while still youth.

They homesteaded on a farm three miles south and one-half mile east of Narka. Several years passed before the Jensiks moved to a farm Moravie, and died December 15, 1950, at his home at Munden, at the age of 94 years, 9 months and 8 days. In the year 1882 he was united in marriage to Mary Musil and to this union four children were born, three sons and one daughter. Skucius came to this country with his family in 1890, settling in brothers and two sisters. He is vived by three sons, Joseph of San Diego, Henry of Hubert of Chester, a daugh- ter, Mrs.

Mary Polak of Munden; ten grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, a host of relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday, December 19, at 2 o'clock at Z.C.B.J. hall in Munden with the Rev. Joseph Krhbunek reading the' service. Interment was in Tabor cemetery.

four miles south of Narka. In Richardson county, near Du- 1945 Wesley moved to his present Bois. After 17 years in Nebraska home in Narka where he lived ini til his death. On. June 9, 1896, Wesley was united in marriage to Antona Kasparek of Narka and to this union was born one son, Ernest.

Jensik was an active member of Z.C fraternal association for! 50 years. His chief interest in I life was his home and family. A kind and loving husband and fa- ther, he was a good neighbor ever willing to help others in need, Farriiing, which he loved, was his life's work. i Preceding him in death were his sister, Mrs. Katherine Kobes, two brothers, Joseph and Adolph.

He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife, Antona of Narka; a son Ernest of Narka; one brother, Al bert; three grandchildren, Jimmie. and' Elayne Jensik of Narka and they moved to Republic county, near Munden. In 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Skucius moved to Munden where he lived until his death.

Preceding him in death were his wife, Mary Skucius, in 1948; two BOWLING! Every Day of the Week EAST CUBA Ladies Welcome! HAY HAY HAY We Need Lots of Good Alfalfa Hay In the Market PRESTON MILLING INDUSTRIES Fairbury, Nebraska MACHINERY Johji Deere 18-ft. disc harrow David Bradley rubber tired wagon Mounted cultivator for or 2-row stalk cutter International 10-inch Burr grinder, good manure spreader Walking plow Moline single-row lister 2 -row lister, tractor hitch 2 -rqw corn disc, tractor hitch Hay SteeJ wheeled wagon Hay rack and running gear MeCormick-Deering 25 power mower John Deere 2-14 tractor plow International 2-row tractor corn disc Van Brunt 12-hole grain drill 2-section harrow and wide tread lister Wagon box Hay rake Single-row cultivator McCormick 5-ft. mower 2-row cultivator Moline 2-row lister Grover E. Simons (By the Telescope's Scandtn Corr Grover E. Simmons, son of Willia mand Martha Simmons, was born February 29, 1892, at Elk Creek, and passed awav December 27, 1950, at Winter Veterans' hospital, Topeka, at the age of 58 years, 9 months and 27 days.

The Courtland vicinity had been Mr. Simmons' home since his parents moved there when he was an infant. He was married to Stella Waterman in 1911. One son, Harry, was born to the couple. Both his wife and son preceded him in death.

On October 3, 1931, Grover was united in marriage to Lela Mae Kauer. A daughter, Donna Delight, was born to this union. Mr. Simmons served in the United States armv from July 24, 1918, until January 26, 1919. was a kind and ioving husband -and father and was always ready to-help anyone in Those who are left to mourn his passing are his wife, Lela; his daughter, Donna; four brothers, George of Scandia, John of Republic; William of Formoso, and Richard of Kansas City; two sisters, Katherian Thomas of Camarillo, Sarah Stanley of Orange, Three brothers preceded him in deatl).

He is also mourned by a host of friends. 1 Haddam Mrs. Glenn E. Frye NEW 1951 CHEVROLET TRUCKS 2 beds 1946 FARMALL TRACTOR, GOOD HOUSEHOLD GOODS Guiberson 18-inch oil heater, almost new 6 kitchen chairs 6 dining room chairs 8-inch oil burner Rocking chair Cook stove Oil stove -Dining room table Kitchen cabinet machine No. 8 Charter Oak heating stove 300 BALES ALFALFA HAY 80 BALES PRAIRIE HAY 2 TONS COAL ONE HORSE ELECTRIC MOTOR Brand new POWER LAWN MOWER with 2 horse Briggs-Stratton Motor MISCELLANEOUS chains, 11-38 Single front wheel for Farmall double-barrel shotgun International cream separator rifle' 1 set harness, good b'lBIacksmith vise Gas ban-ells at drill, good 1 bushel Pioneer 300 seed corn MeCormick-Deering 7-ft.

mower sickle shovels, and lots of hand tools 5 gallon sprayer, good wagon tongues No property removed until Cash. kunch by the Willing Workers of the Methodist Church 'ILM JH iBi iP Mil' GRANSTEDT era (Too LHte for Last Dec. Anna Chopp entertained with a Christmas day dinner in her home for Mr. and Mrs. Wos Huncovsky, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Chopp and Marcia, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novak and George, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Novak and sons. Edwin Novak and Mary Blecka. Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Gingles and Janctte and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Gingles were supper guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. William Gingles at Clay Center. Christmas day dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Gingles were Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Brenda of Interprise, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Gingles of Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gingles and Roger of Lyons. Mr. and Mrs.

Le Roy Ginicles and Janette. Mr. and Mrs. Leo called his' mother Saturday night" from Ottawa, 111., wishing her a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Mr." and Mrs.

John and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Taylor and Nila, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Taylor and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Wade Zenger and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kling and son and Alvin Bellinger were Saturday evening supper guests of Mrs. Edith Elliott.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Frye and Glenda spent Sunday evening at the Frank Frye, home, in Mahaska. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Frye and Darrell of Wichita. Mr. and Mrs. James Speers, Jimmie and Nancy of Kansas City, came Saturday evening to visit Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Fencl. Lannie Wranosky and Denny Kalivoda were overnight guests Sunday at the Ed Wranosky home. Tom Speers of Salina is visiting relatives in Haddam and Mahaska. A Christmas dinner was enjoyed Sunday in the Leo Cross home by Mr. and Mrs.

Hi Dixson and Tommy of Washington, Frank Latham if Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leivet fend Jimmy of Greenleaf, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Flear Charles of Greenleaf, Christmas day dinner guests at the Vern Miller home were Mr.

and Mrs, James Morris, Charley 'MiU- ler, all of Spenqer, Mr. And, Mrs. Harley Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs.

William 8hara, Dayleen and' Cal Sharja, all of Narka, were Christmas dinner uests of Mr. and CharieS 'Mr, arid MrB. Harold Kennedy GREAT FEATURES make these Advance-Design Trucks Great Features Everywhere You Look GREAT ENGINE FEATURES Two Great Engines Valve-In-Head Efficiency Blue-Flame Combustion Power-Jet Carburetyr Perfected Cooling Specialized 4 Lubrication Thermostatic Heat Control Cam-Ground Cast Alloy Iron GREAT CHASSIS FEATURES Frames Hypoid Rear Axles Single-Unit Rear Axle Housings New Twin-Action Rear Brakes (heavy-duty mode's i New Dual-Shoe Parking Brake Ihmovy-duly mode 's) New Torque-Action Brakes (light-duty mode's) Foot-Operated Parking Brake fmode's 3 Steering Column Gearshift (mode 's wffh 3 'Speed franim 'onJ 4 -Speed Synchro-Mesh Transmission (in heavier Wide Range of Springs GREAT CAB AND BODY FEATURES New Ventipanes in Cabs Flexi-Mounted Cab Improved Full-Width Seats Adjustable Seat Assures Proper Eye Level in Large Door Openings Ail-Around Cab Visibility Side Doors Held Open by Over- Center Stop Sturdy Steel Construction Unit-Design Bodies Pick-Up Bodies with Flush Skid Strips nsujated Panel Bodies Extra-Strong Stake Bodies Full-Width Gravel Shield One-Piece Fenders Counterbalanced Alligator-Jaw Hood in CHIVROUIS IN USE THAN AHT OTHM TRUCK!.