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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
4
The community is invited to Our Saviors Evangelical Lutheran Church in Norway Kansas. Sunday School begins at 10:00 AM, Divine Worship with Communion on the first Sunday each month, and the Ladies Aid meets the first Thursday afternoon. All members and others are urged to attend.
Amana Lutheran Church in George Ky. presents confirmation class Saturday at 9 00 a m. Sunday worship at 10 00 and 11 00. Priscilla group meets Wednesday April 30. Pastor George Ky Nielson leads services.
Rev R B Wilke leads 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 worship with a 7:00 p m college day offering. MYF meets 7:00 8:00 p m on Thursday April 24. Choir practice 8:00 p m Thursday. Chicken and biscuit supper Saturday April 26 5 30 to 7 20 p m to benefit the building fund. Women invited to Republic May 1 at HUB church. Local mentions: Mrs Harold Stafford Mrs McShane and Michael Mr and Mrs Stanley McMillan and others visiting.
Mrs Anna Kobes of Narka visited Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs Wm Clark and Billy, sharing time in the town.
Mrs Ed Kennedy of Oberlin was Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Al Kennedy and Debbie.
Zula M Lake announces her candidacy for Republic County Kansas treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to August primary voters.
Voters are urged to support for Sheriff John E Skelton County Superintendent W J Matthias Register of Deeds Marie McKenzie Clerk of District Court Earl J Baldridge in Republic County Kansas August Primary. Also a suit in District Court Belleville notices partition of Minnie M Allen estate with C C Green guardian seeking judgment and costs against Alvah E Miller W E Miller Jane Davis Alvin E Miller Miles Miller Edwin E Persinger Elaine Persinger minor guardian Rosene Pecht with pleadings due June 6 1958.
Mrs Carl McDowell and Mrs Merle Haser shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Arlis White and family to celebrate Mrs White’s birthday anniversary.
New York reports that over two decades mortality from accidents among U S preschool children rose as a share of total deaths. Diseases fell sharply while accidental deaths declined less, now about 4 800 yearly, with boys more affected and motor vehicle crashes a major factor.
Berkeley experts argue migratory bird routes in the West are shaped by geological fault lines and mountain passes. Dr. Love Holmes Miller, biology professor emeritus, now with the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, cites fault lines as potential fixed fly lines and mountain passes as decisive corridors for high altitude flight.
Dr. Paul Witty of Northwestern University says television offers benefits when guided toward discriminating program choices and linked with other activities. He notes TV viewing per se doesn't strongly affect intelligence or scholarship, though excessive viewing may correlate with lower academic attainment, while some children improve due to television induced interests.
Mrs. Fred Evert is a patient at Belle Vue Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houghton and Gary Noblit and Mrs. Lewis Noblit visited Mrs. Ellen Johnson on Saturday. Mrs. Ellen Johnson and Mrs. Theodore Danielson visited Mrs. Tekla Brown and Mrs. Vernon Smith on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nystrom of Courtland along with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and family from Jamestown joined Mrs. Ettie Nystrom and Mr. and Mrs. Joe N. Johnson to celebrate the Nelsons wedding anniversary in Jamestown. Lars Norgard visited Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs L A Nondorf of Courtland spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Earl Melby and boys. L L Hobson, a patient in Belleville hospital, is reported getting along nicely. Wyman Hobson of Salina spent last Sunday with his mother and father, a patient in Belleville hospital. Mrs Eunice Canfield returned home from Ottawa where she spent the winter with her mother. Mrs Jerry Straad visited with Mrs Duaine Greenslade Saturday morning. Mrs Conray Florell spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs W S English. Carl Kallman was a Monday morning guest at the Gelwood Freed home Ramona Smith was a Tuesday overnight guest of Judy Freed. Mrs Emma Dodge spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Gunda Larsen.
Mrs. C O Johnson and Craig Bow ersox were Monday afternoon guests of Mrs. El Reno Sederlin Janice and Vickie Florenl and Roger McCalley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McCalley of Lebanon Mrs. Charley Loomis Mrs Hugh Modlin and Pamela Briggs spent last Thursday with Mrs. Lucille Spooner and boys of Burr Oak. Mr and Mrs Donald Runft and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Virgil Larsen and family of Jamestown.
Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson and Mr and Mrs Ben Hanzlick visited Mr and Mrs Harold Swanson and family in an informal Sunday evening gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen were Thursday evening guests at the Amos Blecha home near Munden.
New York Barnard College reports a large survey of 6 757 alumnae showing strong support for college. Only 23 alumnae about 0 5 percent would skip college again, with 56 percent responding and most respondents aged 23 to 52. Eastern origins dominate, but national and international representation is noted.
New York report shows 1956 registered births at 4,168,000 with fewer than 1,600 maternal deaths. Rate of 3.8 per 10,000 live births marks roughly a half decline in five years and three fourths in a decade, as statisticians urge continued effort.
A Planning Commission member Donald Gingery proposed using large yellow balloons by routes to view proposed highways from the air. He suggested stringing them in trees and other conspicuous places so planners could inspect routes more effectively than by maps.
A Twentieth Century Fund study finds more than ten percent of youths fail to complete grade school while about half graduate from high school and only 14 percent finish two years of college. The report highlights broad gaps in education outcomes.
Eight countries including the United States Cuba Brazil France the USSR India Southern Rhodesia and the Union of South Africa hold 90 percent of global iron ore reserves. The United States and South Africa together account for 60 percent with 24 and 36 percent respectively.
Ann Arbor report quotes University of Michigan educator supporting co-education. Alga Henderson asserts separate education has faded due to automobile mobility bringing men to women’s campuses, making social life intertwined while classrooms still segregated.
Sunday visit featured Miss Phyllis Sallman Miss Joyce Sallman and Mr and Mrs Gary Newton as guests of Mr and Mrs Darrell Standley and Emily.
Courtland and Belleville guests joined the Johnsons on midweek evenings. Ed Pachta and Blecha families dined with Leslie Rasmus son. Rockey family spent weekend in Lincoln. Tommy Thull stayed with Delbert Aspegren and Duaine Greenslade. Lewellyn and Strand families hosted visitors from Jamestown and Lincoln. Ocobocks shared Sunday dinner with Glenn Loring.
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