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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
4
Mrs Walter Darlington is listed as pianist with Pastor Harles Carlgren at UK Savior's Lutheran Church in Norway. Superintendent H Severingly is noted among the staff.
Howard Lowell announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Republic County in the August primary election.
Henry H Van Natta announces candidacy for Probate Judge Republic County Kansas on Republican ticket to the August primary. Elsie Bowersox files for Register of Deeds in Republic County Kansas under the Republican primary schedule.
Elmer A. Isaacson declares his candidacy for Republic County County Clerk on the Democratic ticket in the upcoming August primary election subject to voter choice.
The statement announces R. W. THOMASSON as a candidate for the Republican nomination for County Clerk of Republicity subject to the August primary election.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Bergstrom with family and Mr and Mrs Loren Hedstrom and family were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs A N Hedstrom.
The notice outlines a church schedule with a Sunday School and Bible cruise at 11:00 am, Lenten service Thursday evening at 8:00, Friday 2:30 pm Amana Group meeting in the church parlor hosted by Anna Swanson and Ed Swanson, Saturday 10:00 am Confirmation Class next week, Dorcas meeting Thursday afternoon due to Good Friday morning service. Hostesses listed: Mrs Lars Norgard, Mrs Frank Isaacson, Mr C O Reece, Mr Richard Loring. Welcome.
Misses Donna Burandt and Blaine Johnson were Wednesday evening supper guests of Mrs. Lottie Johnson.
Mrs Harold Smith returned home Wednesday from St Joseph Hospital where she had been for ten days. She is getting along very nicely and staying at the M L Larson home for a few days.
The W S C S will meet at the church on Thursday April 3 at 2 30 with Mrs Haskins in charge and Mrs Nystrom with the program. Hostesses are Mrs Granstedt Lewis Lloyd and Johnson. Palm Sunday baptism for infants and children. Holy Week services nightly at 8 except Saturday. Sunrise service planned. Easter Cantata April 13. Sunday School 10, Morning Worship 11, Meth Youth Fellowship 3 30, Evening Youth 6 30, Choir practice Thursday 7 30.
The Mills family thanks the community for past business and notes they will be away through the summer but plan to return this fall.
Ila Johnston expresses gratitude to many friends in Scandia for cards and gifts received during illness, thanking them for their kindness and support.
The note thanks the sisters and nurses of St. Josephs hospital Concordia for gifts and cards during a hospital stay. Sunday dinner guests at the Robison home included Edward Robison of Wichita Leon Wick Linda and Robbin Wakeneey Sherman Robison and family.
Mrs Dale Sanderson has been a patient at St John hospital in Salina for the past few weeks and will be discharged home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wallace Aspegren visited Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson. Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Moe were Mr and Mrs Dale Sanderson and Sammy.
Mr and Mrs Arlis White and Greg ory were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Carl McDowell and Harold.
Mr and Mrs Loren Carlgren and Kathleen with Mrs Ada Aspegren were Sunday afternoon visitors and coffee guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris of Belleville.
Mr and Mrs Bill Goodwin of Kansas City Missouri are the proud parents of an eight and a half pound baby girl born March 25 in Kansas City. The infant has been given the name Su.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Lowe spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wickham at Zurich. Mrs Wickham then accompanied them home for a two week visit.
Mrs. Bert Wickham and Mrs. Cameron Lowe were Monday dinner guests of Mrs. Eva Arnold in Concordia.
Mr and Mrs Louis Stofer of Beloit spent the weekend with Mrs Zena Stofer. The social note records a family gathering and visits within the Beloit community.
Mr and Mrs T K Mellenger and daughters of Topeka were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Tingstrom. Saturday dinner guests included Mrs Ralph Bowersox of Coffeyville Mrs Grace Newton Mr and Mrs Dale Newton of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs T K Mellenger and daughters.
A series of weekend and weekday visits linked residents from Superior Nebraska Wichita Kansas and nearby towns. Arlie and Arlene Larson Clarence Williamson Walter Hawkins Glenn Loring Benny Lervold Russell Lervold Reuben Johnson Frank Lervold Margie and Eugene Lervold Alvin Stjolander and Bill Wilson are listed as hosts guests and kin in several dinner and supper gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Dale Newton stayed overnight Saturday with Mr and Mrs Ray Tingstrom. Friday guests at Amos Dickerman’s home in Rydal included Charley Cardwell Janet Kenneth Tom Bradshaw Lea Ann Raymond Cardwell Monte and Artie Cardwell Ardeth Cardwell.
Mr and Mrs LaVon Bowersox and their children were Monday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Dale Stafford and family.
Mr and Mrs Robert Cox and children visited Mr and Mrs Irvin King in Linn for a weekend gathering on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Fogelberg visited Mrs. Lou Hay Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradshaw and Lea Ann of Denver, Colorado, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cardwell, Kenneth and Janet the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stephenson and children of Wichita spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hugos and Gladys. Mrs. Landi Foster of Lincoln, Nebraska, visited a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reece and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Reece took Mrs. Foster and Mrs. H. W. Reece to Lincoln Saturday where Mrs. H. W. Reece took the train for her home in Winfield, Iowa.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Judith and Anita Anderson with Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson. George Larson and family visited with Larry and Lorraine. Don Larson and family and Sonia joined the Larsons. Jack Reece and family visited. Sunday evening guests were Jerry Dejmal of Munden with Mrs Fannie Dovel and Mr and Mrs Rodney Devel.
Mr and Mrs Richard Loring spent the weekend in Riley with Mr and Mrs Maurice Medlin and family. Monday afternoon coffee guests of Mrs Richard Loring included Mrs Sam Mahin Courtland, Mrs Carl Reece, Mrs Frank Isaacson, Mrs Lars Norgard and Mrs Vincent Alstatt.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Barleen of Waterville traveled Friday to attend the funeral of Lester Tate in the afternoon. They were Friday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs M L Larson.
Mr and Mrs M L Larson and Mr Harold Smith Sheryl and David visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs EB M Eastvedt.
Sunday afternoon guests included Dale Stafford and family Ralph Walt era Randall Reed and Junior from Summerville Mrs Spichal and Janet of Belleville visited Mr and Mrs Harold Staf ford for lunch and social time.
Mr and Mrs George Haser left Saturday for McCook Nebraska where Mrs Haser will spend the next couple of weeks with Mr and Mrs Alfred Hallowell and Terry Lee Mr Haser returned to Meade where he is employed.
Mr and Mrs Ron Clark of Kansas City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bill Clark and Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thompson and children of Iowa, with Grant Thompson of Belleville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cuthbertson. Also joining were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huckins along with Willig and Miss Mary Sutton for afternoon and lunch.
Mrs Grace Newton and Mrs Ralph Bowerson stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs O A Johnson. Hugo Erickson of Courtland visited the Duaine Greenslade home Thursday evening. Carl Erickson and Billy visited Dewey Johnson and Kristie Monday. Sunday dinners hosted by Francis Cornett included Rex Sandell and families, Kenneth Danielson, Oscar Berggren and Virginia Persinger. Jim Briscoe and family visited Leonard Stephenson and Orville Stephenson families.
Diane Perry, long hospitalized at St. Joseph hospital in Concordia, came home Saturday and is convalescing at her grandparents Dr. and Mrs. E Porter Ahrens home.
Sunday afternoon visitors and lunch guests of Mr and Mrs Duaine Greenslade and Sam Greenslade were Mr and Mrs John Thull and Mr and Mrs Jack Thull and Denese of Cawker City and Mr and Mrs Delbert Aspenger and Phyllis.
Mrs. C. A. Noble of Republic spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hain.
Mrs. John Mahan spent last week in Concordia with her granddaughter Dianne Persinger who was a patient at St. Joseph hospital. They returned Friday and Dianne is convalescing at the Mahan home.
Mr and Mrs Bill McClure and family of Republic were Monday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson.
Mrs Vera Zinger of Concordia was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Carl Cuthbertson.
Mr and Mrs O A Johnson Mr and Mrs George Fike and Everett and Delores Johnson spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Adam Wenda.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sandell and children visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Danielson. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swanson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Danielson were guests. On Tuesday evening Kenneth Danielson and Elmer Danielson visited Bud Hallgren and Patricia.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Dickerhoof spent Sunday afternoon as lunch guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Hammer and their sons in a family visit.
Mr and Mrs N J Ward of Belleville visited the Jack Davis home on Sunday afternoon, calling on the family and spending time together.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis spent Sunday afternoon as guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Davis and their daughter Jackie at their home.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Currie and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Anderson and their children.
Mr and Mrs Roy Thomas were Monday visitors at the Glenn Currie home.
Mr and Mrs Norman Currie visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Glenn Currie and family.
Jerry Hay stayed overnight Friday with Mr and Mrs Walter Berry. Sunday visitors included Mrs Iver Hammer and Sonja visiting Mr and Mrs Harold Hammer and family.
Mr and Mrs John Sjolander were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charley Sjolander. The social note records a family gathering with the two couples sharing an evening meal.
Mrs. John Fredrickson hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of Janice Fredrickson turning six. Attending were Mr and Mrs Paul Fredrickson and family, Mr and Mrs John Naslund, and Johnny Fredrickson.
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