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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
3
Scandia Journal details subscription rates for Kansas Nebraska and other states. Advertising rates include classifieds and display pricing per column inch. Deadline for news is Tuesday at 10 00 a m.
Easter weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Jim Homan and family and Mr and Mrs John Bureman and Robert from Kansas City Missouri Diane Fogelbert of KSU Mr and Mrs Hey Fogelberg and Suzanne and Mrs Lottie Berggren gathered at the Richard Fogelberg home for the holiday.
The Merry Meadowlarks 4-H Club detailed results from March County Club Days with blue and red ribbons in Junior and Senior Demonstrations and a blue regional ribbon on March 25 at Concordia Junior College. Leaders training March 10 featured Arliss Honstead and local advisory members. Cooking, home improvement, and crafts sessions in March included tuna submarine sandwiches, vegetable soup, cake, wall hangings, scrapbooks, and small vases under Cecilia Kasl and Belinda Havel supervision. Tammy Cherek joined as a new member.
The Kansas Society for Crippled Children thanks Kansas citizens for backing the Easter Seal Campaign and its drive to help crippled children. A new library book, The American Automobile by Ross Stein, was donated to Scandia Library in memory of Algor Anderson by his family.
Conservation progress in Republic County during January February and March 1972 covers waterways terracing diversion terraces farm ponds land leveling field drainage ditch and water control structures. Named participants include Floyd Young William Hanel George Nordquist Olga Horvat Gerald Blazek Walter Fischer John P Jensen Dallas LaClef Max Muth Warren L Johnson Glenn Loring Lee Roy Elliott John Miller Don J Peters and others. Social notes mention Douglas Mitchell and Axel Jensen hosting Sunday dinner and John Wuertz visiting from Wartburg College.
Free diagnostic clinic for crippled children in Belleville on April 26 1972 begins 8 30 a m in the Courthouse basement. Two orthopedic surgeons G Bernard Joyce and Spencer C McCrae head clinics funded by Kansas Crippled Children Commission Republic County Medical Society and Kansas Society for Crippled Children. Examinations and diagnoses free. no treatment offered. new patients only. Appointment letters due by April 20 to 727 First National Bank Building Wichita Kansas. Local chairs listed. Civil Rights Act compliance noted.
The treasurer Olive Richards states the first quarterly report for the City of Scandia Kansas shows bonds outstanding of seven thousand dollars and water revenue of one thousand five hundred dollars. The balance totals and various figures are listed with the assurance the statement is correct.
Local residents hosted and visited across multiple households over Easter. Spotted were Fogelberg, Suzanne, Fike siblings, Noble, Osborn family, and guests from Wichita Kansas City Beatty Downs and Topeka with trips to a school on elections and a Barton Junior College banquet.
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