Bauaeerensecee See Legion Auxiliary Clyde Norris No 9
A short note reports the Bauaeerensecee unit of the Legion Auxiliary tallying to date under Clyde Norris, reaching total nine.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
1
A short note reports the Bauaeerensecee unit of the Legion Auxiliary tallying to date under Clyde Norris, reaching total nine.
The Sorosis Study Club hosted a April afternoon to honor senior girls and family members from the 1968 class. Mrs Richard Fogelberg welcomed guests and Mrs John Dart of Belleville displayed slides from a South American journey, with comments on places and people. The room featured Mexican hats and Latin American decor, favors, and music as 32 guests enjoyed tea and refreshments hosted by Mrs Chris Nelson.
Postmaster announces a new law letting mail patrons object to ads deemed erotically arousing or sexually provocative and request removal from mailing lists. A pamphlet explains filing a prohibitory order and potential Federal action for noncompliance amid 140000 complaints last year. The piece also notes a 40th wedding anniversary celebrated by Carl and Mable Larson at an Open House.
Bethany College hosted a 72 voice choir conducted by Henry Weld, a visiting professor, in a religious concert noted for depth and quality. The program featured Jesus and the Traders, Mass in G Minor in Latin, Carols from Other Lands, and Hawaiian inspired pieces. Notable local participants included Becky Larson and Sarah Anderson, with the group touring eight days through Hays, Kansas City, Manhattan, and finally Norway, returning to Lindsborg without the usual $350 guarantee.
At a Community Club meeting a Buffalo Feed is set for May 11 in the American Legion Hall with service starting at 5 30 and a variety program at 7 80. Mrs J A Cardwell chairs the program committee with Mrs Duaine Greenslade and Mrs Charley Cardwell as planning co chairs. Pie donations are requested. The buffalo is supplied by the local zoo and a side of beef is donated by Republican Valley Feed Lots.
Seniors on the S H S honor roll show no seniors on the list with honorable mention for Lyle Larson and Jack Mah an Juniors include Pamela Boylan Kathleen Carlgren Dianne Fogelber b Honorable mention Nan cy Cooper Don Hammer Paul Kall man Dan Sandell Dixie Thompson and Diana Senner Sophomores have no honor roll but share honorable mention Dana Brewer John Isaacson Rose Johnson Ora Lee Ken yon Beth Lervold Richard Melby and Saralyn Reece Freshmen list Lou Anne Larson with honorable mention Carolyn Isaacson Alice Jackson Charles Johnston Paula Nondorf and Cynthia Thompson
Pleasant weather moves in for midweek after a frosty Wednesday morning with temperatures in the low 30s and strong northerly winds. The past week was cloudy and windy with good rains Friday and Sunday totaling 1 to 2 inches over a large area.
All boys and their fathers interested in junior Legion baseball are urged to meet at the American Legion Hall on Tuesday April 30 at 8 00 p m Floyd Johnson to organize and discuss teams ages and schedules for the season.
Rev Harold Nelson of Phillipsburg will give a talk and slides at Scandia Methodist Church at 8:00 p m Sunday April 28 about his recent tour of the British Isles. He undertook an exchange preaching mission with a Welsh church. A Fellowship Hour follows the program and all are invited.
A bridal shower for Miss Colleen Thompson was held Wednesday at the Loren Florell home with Mrs Florell and Mrs Glenn Scrivner as hostesses. Yellow and white decorations reflected the bride to be theme. Guests included Mrs Alva Thompson Mrs Raymond Callidus and others, as listed in attendance.
Lervoid claimed triple weight wins at Beloit Relays with Maurice Lervold leading in shot put, javelin, and discus. He posted 46-4 1/4, 145-3, and 180-4 while Salina's 185-3 discus marked another highlight. The meet faced rain and cold winds, delaying from Monday to Thursday.
Dr. Lloyd Foerster Dean of Bethany College Lindsborg Kansas will speak at Ada and Arana Lutheran churches during morning worship on April 28 for National Christian College Day He will also address area High School youth at 3 00 p m at Ada Lutheran church New Society Singers from Concordia Junior College will perform music A lunch will follow the program Seniors from Scandia High School and sponsors visited Ozarks Missouri Lake of the Ozarks sights include Bagnell Dam Ozark Caverns and an Antique Automobile Exhibit Seaplane ride noted Sponsors listed with several couples.
Apology for failure to publish the Open House notice for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Larson on their 40th wedding anniversary. The error arose from two papers sticking during typesetting, causing the invitation to pass unnoticed. The Larsons and their daughter Mrs. Emil Beyer are thanked for timely notice.
About fifty women attended an all day Republic County Council gathering at the Kackley Grade School Auditorium with Mrs. H D Doubek presiding. Hostesses from the Kackley Club prepared seed-flower name cards and Mrs. Ivan Bergstrom played a morning prelude.
Activities completed include terrace construction with names Vern Hardenberg Jim Tibbets Neal Hickman Harry Milner Gene Heyka Dollie Hallack Arthur Bizon P R Lowell Joe Sonntag Pauline Kennett and Ralph Zukowske. Waterways work by Glenn Sterba Neal Bickman Diversion Terrace by Robert Rizek Land leveling by Neal Durham Martin Blosser Paul Saunders new cooperators Kansas Land and Cattle Co R B Snapp John T McKenna Hal Anderson Flora Thompson Katie Persinger Elmer Mueller Carl Veteto and others.
Eugene Brown Jr of Beloit won a color television in a Beloit Elks Lodge event on a Saturday drawing. The text also mentions a separate fragment involving Cartinetti Bennie and an iMac reference with unclear context.
Salina hosted the Kartisas Wesleyan University Relays with Sylvan Grove dominating at 58 points and Scandia finishing seventh with 18. Hillcrest Glasco Jamestown and Holyrood each earned four points. Bogue scored 34. Maurice Lervold won the discus at 135-3 beating Weber of Wilson, who won the shot put at 51-7% with Lervold second.
All new or renewal subscriptions received next week will be accepted at the present rate of 2.50 and 3.00. For those mailing remittances we will accept them at present rates if mailed during the week.
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Nystrom of Scandia details the engagement of their daughter Darlene Lacklin of Oméris Nebraska to SP-46 Arthur M. Matlock son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Matlock Sr of Lombard TL Misa Nystrom is a graduate of the Personnel Training Institute of Omaha and is employed at Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Her figure is a graduate of the University of Illinois and is finishing three years of Army service.
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