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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
2
In Republic County Kansas the Probate Court issues letters testamentary to Alfa Moore executrix for the estate of Elias W. Moore deceased dated March 17 1939. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred.
Legal notice of the will of Elias V Moore deceased dated March 17 1939. Probate actions and executor appointments to be determined by the court.
Sunday School at 10 a m in Norway and Scandia with a 11 a m sermon by Miss Fogelberg Easter program at 11 a m We all start together next Sunday at Sunday School with the Cross and Crown system Star work toward the Crown W M A meeting at Mrs T A Gritten s April 11 at 2 30 Mrs Fred Evert leader All members attend
Pastor M. C. Linerson leads Bible Study nightly at 8 this week except Friday when start is 7 45. Holy Communion Thursday night. Confirmation class Saturday at Hammers. Easter Sunday worship at 11 with Sunday School at 10. Evening program at 7 45 by Sunday School and Choir. Choir Monday. Brotherhood meets at Gust Larson home Tuesday. Dorcas meets Wednesday April 12 instead of Friday. Mrs Odolph Nelson, Mrs Vic Erickson and Mrs Amanda Maxell entertain.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites Christians to Easter services led by Minister Joseph E Englund with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. features special music and a sermon on Modern Significance of Easter. Communion Thursday at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal follows.
Presbyterian Church Jay C Everett minister announces Sabbath School at ten o'clock and an Easter service with a message at eleven. Rev W Clyde Wolfe continues pre Easter week night sermons at Rydal church Thursday to Saturday. Easter service next Sunday at 9 30. Lord’s Supper observed Thursday evening at seven. Members urged to attend.
The Lutheran congregation invites all to Easter services with Sunday School at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. An Easter program by the children is planned for next Sunday at 8 p.m. A free will offering benefits the Sunday School treasury. Mrs. Lundblade and Mrs. Krohn host Wheel guest day April 12. Swedish supper April 14 supports the Ladies Aid. Families are reminded to support Mission funds and eye sale for TWuly Thursday through Mrs. Emil Johnson.
Mrs J C Everett expresses gratitude for the messages and gifts received during her two week hospital stay. She thanks everyone for the kindness shown.
I express sincere thanks for the many kindnesses shown me during my illness in Patterson Memorial hospital.
Miss Edith Felbed from California visited District 96 on Monday. L. A. Nondorf family and Miss Felbed called on M. A. Larson’s group Wednesday afternoon. Madeline Lindberg stayed with Wilma Larson last Thursday. Felbeck and Edith Peterson visited Peterson home Friday. Larson family hosted a Sunday dinner with the Olson and Felbeck households.
Miss Geraldine Ames and pupils performed at the Belleville high school Music Festival on Saturday. They sang Country Boy and staged a country boy tap dance with pupils in costume. Several local residents and families were noted in attendance and celebrations.
Mr and Mrs J P Jensen were Monday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Alvin Peterson and Mrs Belle Etter. Mr and Mrs Enoch Monson and Edgar and Irvin Nondorf were last Sunday guests of Alvin Peterson and Belle Etter. Mrs John Jensen was a Wednesday caller of Mrs Lawrence Godsey.
The column lists numerous Concordia area residents and relatives visiting, calling on homes, and social gatherings. It notes multiple families and individuals visiting friends in the region, with several engagements and a forthcoming Social Hour Club meeting.
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