Laws Enacted in Kansas Cited by State Officials
The legislature has passed many laws this year with major impact on Kansans. Senator Claude Hansen and Representative Bobenhouse pushed numerous bills, including rail freight and passenger transport rules, coyote and gopher bounty options, mortgage moratorium, five month redemption extension, drug controls on peyote, lame duck constitutional ratification, cash basis budgeting for counties and schools, creation of a unified inspections department, real estate value studies with a 20 percent assessed value cut, budget law improvements for taxpayer control, refunding warrants to cover deficits, life insurance deed deposits up to 20 percent reserves, and a 10 cent per pound butter substitute excise tax. (Continued to page five).
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Kansas
Claude Hansen
Bobenhouse
State Tax Commission
VicAR Coleman's Store Modern Improvement
Carpenters are engaged in improving the front of VicAR Coleman's One Horse Store. The plate glass windows are being lowered two feet and the door cut down the same amount. After modernization a marquee will shade the windows. A window will display fruit. John Anderson and Andrew Wilson are doing the work.
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Goleman
John Anderson
Andrew Wilson
Amana Lutheran Church Notices for Good Friday and Easter
The Amana Lutheran Church shares gospel readings for Good Friday and Easter services. Luke 23 32 43 and Matthew 28 71 8 are listed alongside announcements for Holy Week observances.
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Amana Lutheran Church
Belleville to be new port of entry for fuels
The state will designate thirty four ports of entry and exit for truck fuels starting May 1 to prevent fuel evasion. Oil inspector Seth Wells said ports will operate on a 24 hour basis with inspectors, registering tankers and sampling cargo. A 0.50 cent per load fee will be charged and ports include Belleville and Marysville among many others.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Seth G. Wells
Kansas City
Elwood
Leavenworth
Pleasanton
Fort Scott
Frontenac
Baxter Springs
Coffeyville Caney
Arkansas City
South Haven
Caldwell
Kiowa
Coldwater
Englewood
Liberal
Elkhart
Johnson Coolidge
Tribune
Weskan
Kanorado
St. ‘Francis
Atwood
Cedar Bluffs
Woodruff
Smith
Center
Belleville
Marysville
Sabetha
Hiawatha
Ater
Well
Easter Services and Activities at Presbyterian United Brethren and Our Saviors Lutheran
The Rundus Brothers of Munden lead 11 a.m. union services at the M E church with Sunday School at 10. Junior C E at 3:30 and Senior C E at 7. Welcome In Circle meets in the basement. Our Saviors Lutheran in Norway holds Festive Easter Worship at 7:30 p m with Lenten service Thursday at 8. Go to dark Gethsemane. Pastor T Orlin Torgeson invites all.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Mesdames QC
Linden
J. Fredrickson
J.naslund
Methodist Church
Church
Epworth League
Rundus Brothers
Amos
Jerry
B. W. Selin
Rundus Brothers of Munden
M. E
C. E
John
Circle
Telisehia Club
Jay
Bell
Our Saviors Lutheran Church _Norway
Gethsemane
Vani Redesmer
Jesus Christ
T. Orlin Torgeson
Ada Luther Church Easter Services and Activities
Ada Luther Church announces Easter Sunday services with Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 o clock and morning worship at 11. Evening service at 8. Swedish service Thursday evening at 8. Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening. Confirmation class meets Tuesday evening April 18 at 7:30 at the parsonage. Robert Lundblade leads Santee Ladies Aid at Pastor Carl G. Danielson’s home on April 27.
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Wnfirma
Ion
Robert Lundblade
En- Santee
Ladies Aid
Carl G. Danielson
The Stone Rolled Away In Resurrection Morning
In the early dawn Mary Magdalene and other women arrive at the tomb to anoint Jesus. The stone is found rolled away and a young man in a white garment tells them Jesus is risen and not here, showing the place where He was laid.
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Mary Magdalene
Mary the Mathéx
James
Salome
Jesus
Nazareth
Easter Cantata Set for April 23 at Presbyterian Church
Scandia High School Chorus under Miss Frances Guthrie will perform the sacred cantata Christ Victorious on Sunday April 23 at 8 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church. The program features soloists, mixed octet and choir numbers with Rev. Chas Pehrson delivering the invocation and sermon. Members include Ruth Ahrens, Vivian Dunn, Alice Isaacson and many others.
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Presbyterian Church
Scandia
Frances Guthrie
Chas, Pehrson
Genevieve Freed
Edwin White
Gethsemane
Cal Forsberg
Chas. Pehrs
Ruth Ahrens
Vivian Dunn
Alice Isaacson
Thompson
iNona Fa? Mahan
Yvonne Nelson
Winona Anderson
Glada Bell
Kathryn: Doctor
Deloris Larson
Wilma Mitchell
Brenda Rogers
Ada Samuelson
Fern Shotzman
Wilhelmine Wetzel
Helen Green
Edward Fersbere
Willard Nelson Garl Foreberg
Lorraine—Jackson- Ralph
Larson
Kenneth Nylund
Albert English
Marvin Florell
California man speaks at Methodist Church sermon
Mr Osca Flodberg of Chula Vista California spoke at the Methodist Church last Sunday evening. He has taught in Lutheran churches on the Pacific coast and preached on Alone With God. He also discussed several notes about the recent earthquake as a son of the community well known to many.
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Scandia
Busines Seine
Metz Produce
Concordia
Creamery
Ed Swanson
Ed ‘Swanson
Charley Peterson
Bert Haggman
Enoch ‘Larson
A. D. Squires
Co. McDowell
Bernie Lervoid
Alfy Fingstrom
R’ Thomas
Hanson
Clyde
Osca
Flodberg
Chula Vista
California
Snake
Pacific Coast
Swedish Radio Program The Order of Vasa Presents
The Order of Vasa program will air next Saturday from 4 30 to 5 0 p m via NBC facilities Marie Sundelius will sing.
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Order of Vasa
N.B. C
Marie Sundelius
To Visit in Kansas City Miss Jetty Green
Jetty Green plans a weekend visit to a friend in Kansas City. The Jetty Beauty Shopper will be closed Friday afternoon and Saturday.
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Kansas City
Jetty Green
Kansas ‘City
Batavia chili burns trace deadly kerosene blast
Mary Louise Sundgren infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Erin Sundgren died from burns after kerosene was thrown into a heating stove last Monday. Mr Sundgren suffered body burns. Mr H Terry of Republic, Mrs Sundgren’s father, left for Batavia after the tragedy. Sundgren is brother of Mrs Elmer Danielson of Scandia. Many relatives went to Batavia for Wednesday funeral.
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Mary Louise Sundgren
Erin Sundgren
Sundgren
H. Terry
Republic
Batavia
Elmer Danielson
Scandia
A Boy Describes Ducks in A Humorous Composition
A Dighton Herald excerpt presents a schoolboy description of ducks. He characterizes ducks as low and heavy birds with meat and feathers, noting their backward legs and stomach balancing balloon. He contrasts drakes and ducks and ends with a playful liberty quote.
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Dighton Herald
Scandia Ball Club Defeats Byron Here In Practice
The Scandia ball club defeated Byron 1 to 0 in a Sunday practice game here. Byron’s battery consisted of Gruber and Young. Scandia’s lineup included Elmey Isaacson pitching Dale Logsdon Norman Currie Glen Currie Elmer Crider Floyd Johnson Joyce Johnson Dallas Nylund. Despite the chill, Scandia showed promising baseball for the future.
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Byron
Gruber
Young
Scandia
Elmey Isaacson
Dale Logsdon
Don Walstrom
Norman Currie
Glen Currie
Elmer Crider
Floyd Johnson
Joyce Johnson
Dallas Nylund
Alis
Wheat crop in Kansas shows mixed prospects Western drought hurts western fields
A Santa Fe report notes Western Kansas suffers from dry weather with 30 to 50 percent abandonment estimated there. Eastern Kansas faired better with adequate moisture. barley acreage may reach record levels. Prospects hinge on upcoming rains as pasture conditions vary across the state.
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Santa Fe
Kansas
The
Arkansas Valley
Y. W. C A Elects New Officers for Year
New officers were elected at the YWCA meeting held last Thursday at Miss Mary West's home. Opal Currie was chosen president to succeed Mrs Hahn, Dorothy Aspegren named vice president, Ella Maxell secretary, and Mrs Carl Melowl treasurer. Installations set for May.
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VY. W
Mary West
Opal Currie
H. G. Hahn
Dorothy Aspegren
Ella Maxell
Carl. Melowl
Post Office Undergoing Clean and Paint Work
The Scandia post office is being scrubbed to remove grime and will have the interior finished with a fresh coat of paint once cleaning is complete. Lloyd Wetzel is handling the scrubbing duties.
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Scandia
Lloy Wetzel
Play Won by Waiting Presented by Chick Boyes
Next Saturday evening the Chic Boyes will present the play Won By Waiting at the Cit Hall. This is a family friendly production with admission set at 10 cents.
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Chick
Scandia City Proclaims Spring Clean-Up Week
Mayor S D Blakeley issues a call for city residents to clear streets alleys yards and backyards during April 13 19 to remove fire hazards paint repair and beautify the community. The city will haul trash and yard waste and a track will collect material on April 19 in coordination with statewide Clean-Up Week.
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Kansas
Scandia
Christian Endeavor Rally Set for Belleville Church
The Republic County Christian Endeavor plans a rally at the Belleville Christian Church on April 23 with the theme Reaching a Million. Afternoon talks will explain reaching a million, with special county-wide music and an evening out of town speaker. A remodeled Coleman store revealed an aluminum token inscribed Good for ten certs from Weislogel and Goold, reflecting early 1900s trade. The token is now on display at the Journal Office.
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Republic County
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Belleville
Coleman
Weislogel
Journal
Grace Hill 4 H Club Wins County Contest
Grace Hill 4 H Club won the county contest held last week in Belleville to determine the representative for the district event. Competing clubs included Belleville Norway Cuba Liberty Rose Creek and Republic with judges F Ta Miller and W O Stark.
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Belleville
Grace Hill
Man speaks at local Presbyterian church service
In Topeka Dre Arnold spoke as a field representative of the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning at the local Presbyterian United Brethren church, delivering remarks to the congregation.
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Topeka
Presbyterian
U. B. Churcit
Dre Arnold
Presbyterian Schurth | Presidhed
Presbyterian United
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Luther League
Mesdames Wm. Kallman
C. G. Aspegren
C. A. Forsberg
Dorcas Society
Chas Pehrson
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Ada Luther
Kackley
Y.c
Nona Fae -Mahan
B. W. Seli
Carl Forsberg
Joybells
Wasterae
Redeemer
Jeannette Ahrens
Methodist
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Trasee
S. D. “Blakeley
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