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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
4
The notice marks the post office at Scandia Kansas as established in 1871 and entered as second class matter under the act of Congress dated March 3 1879.
The Scandia Journal prints probate notices from Republic County Kansas. Admin notice issued to Carroll Anderson for J O Anderson deceased with nine month claim period. A hearing notice signals a descent determination for real estate in Republic County for Frank Dumback deceased with surviving widow Braisie Dumback petitioning court.
On the date of his death the petitioner seeks to assign various quarter sections in sections 1 35 36 and 31 all in townships and ranges west of the 6th principal meridian to his heirs at law. Defenses must be filed by April 25 1941 at 2:00 PM in Belleville Court or judgment will be entered. Daisy Dumback, petitioner.
Holy Thursday April 10 marks holy Communion at 8 p.m. Easter Sunday service begins at 11 a.m. with special music. Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. All are encouraged to attend both Sunday School and the Easter service. Blessings for Easter in His name.
United Brethren Church led by Rev H L Walker invites worshipers to Holy Week events. Evening services at 8 p m Thursday at the Methodist church and Friday at the United Brethren church, with a Saturday Ladies Aid food sale from 3 to 8 p m.
The Amana Lutheran Church led by Pastor M. C. Linnerson announces morning worship at 11:00 with Sunday School at 10:00. Childrens Festival Sunday evening at 8. Communion tonight at 8 Thursday. Good Friday services at 1:30 pm. Trinity Circle meets next week on Thursday. Guest Day invites attendees to bring a guest. Conference Brotherhood banquet planned for the 25th in Topeka. Dorcas meets next Wednesday in the basement of the Lutheran church.
Mrs Ed Swanson Mrs Amanda Maxell Miss Anna wai ca and Miss Vernice Swanson will serve as hostesses. Mrs Almquist of the Ada church will speak and music will be provided by aonmtc of the Ada church.
The schedule includes Thursday night service at the Methodist Church and Friday night service at United Brethren Church at 8 pm with choir practice after Thursday’s service. A Mounshine Circle meeting was postponed to April 15 due to muddy roads. A Vacation Church School plan is in progress for this summer as representatives discuss.
The 1941 Kansas Legislature adjourned after 85 days. Gov. Ratner praised the session for achievements including the state employees merit system, the teachers retirement law, the building program for educational institutions, and the new welfare idea. Some unfinished business remains and a special session may follow. John David and Maryslyn Linerson visited Oscar Bergstrom on Sunday.
Gov. O Daniel warned radio listeners that Texas will deploy prison farm labor to counter would be labor leaders from other states. He said idle workers are available and Texas will keep industries running, urging other states and the nation to consider a similar stance.
Mrs ElReno Sederlin thanks friends for flowers cards letters gifts calls and visits during hospital stay and after returning home expressing sincere appreciation.
A note expresses gratitude for support and consolation after the death of C Gust Sandell. It mentions a floral display by N E Sandell and family and sisters, and lists local visitors and a birthday dinner honoring Mrs Eva Sothers. Lyle Marshall from McPherson visited his parents over the weekend. Mrs Axel Hedstrom visited Mrs G Ostberg on Friday afternoon.
Harold Larson of McPherson spent from Friday until Monday with Avin Stolander. Sunday visitors to Mrs. Charles Cardwell included Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen Mrs RB A Rasmussen and Miss Caroline Street.
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