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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
4
Fire Confirmands meet every Saturday morning at 9 30. Sunday School at 10 and Divine Worship with Communion on the first Sunday each month. Ladies Aid gathers the fourth Thursday each month. Pastor H Severingly Charles Carlgren S Supt Mrs Walter Darlington Pianist
Sunday School at 10 am and WWAS W S church services at 11:60 am. Communion on Easter Sunday at 11:00 am with all members expected to attend. Visiting guests include the Clarks of Kansas City and Smith Center, plus the Clarks in a Sunday gathering with Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and Billy. The Wires and Walter H Berger traveled to Wichita and Kansas City last week.
The text notes a call to tell a candidate named Wonewe at the August primary. It references D. A. Don Milward County and states he is subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary.
Henry H. Van Natta, Henry Bowersox, and Elmer A. Isaacson announce bids for Probate Judge, Register of Deeds, and County Clerk in Republic County Kansas. All are on party tickets with August primary elections, subject to voter will.
The candidate states he is running in the Republican primary for Republic County Clerk, subject to voters at the August Primary Election.
Charlie Berggren expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards and visits during hospital stay at Concordia and after returning home.
Mrs. Helen Freed thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts and flowers received during a four week stay at St. Joseph hospital and for support for the family at home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Richards visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nelson for Sunday dinner. Sammy Sanderson returned home Monday after about nine weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moe.
Sunday School and Bible classes begin at 10:00 a.m. Vernon Swanson leads as superintendent. An Easter program by children is planned during the service. An Easter service for Young People titled The Road He Walked is at 8:00 a.m. Special music will accompany the morning Easter service. Additional services and a Friday morning 10:30 service are noted, with a Saturday 10:00 a.m. Confirmation class.
Mrs. Walter Berry expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards visits gifts and flowers received during her illness.
Mrs Ford Olson thanks friends and neighbors for love filled cards and gifts received during her recent illness and hospital stay at St Joseph Hospital.
Diane Perry thanks all schoolmates teachers friends and others for many cards letters gifts and phone calls received during her two weeks in St. Joseph hospital.
Mr and Mrs Jim Briscoe with family visited Bill and Mrs Lewis in Esbow. Mrs O F Werner dined with Mrs Tina Isaacson and Ida. E C Wires Walt er H Berger attended a Belleville breakfast honoring Grand High Priest Weyh of the Royal Arch Masons Kansas. Later, A N Hedstrom hosted a birthday dinner with Carlson McClure Elberg Hedstrom Bergstrom Hugos Cardwell families and others.
A flurry of Sunday and weekend visits covers Berggren, Sandell, Abbey, Smith, and other households. Relatives from Republic and Deshler travel to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, and shared meals with neighbors in a close knit town.
Mrs Roy Thomas and guests joined Woodrow Andersons family for Sunday dinner at Carl Hugos home. Friends and relatives including Emma Svengon Edith Forsberg Ada Aspegren and others gathered Wednesday afternoon to celebrate Mrs Hugos birthday anniversary with a pot luck. They later visited Mrs Nettie Gray in Jamestown with Nadine Minnie Farrell and Rex Farrell.
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