Retired church leader invites members to services
A notice states Pastor Norway Kandes and Mrs L M Sfeinsaas retire from Cadigs Aid Society. Members and others are invited to attend services at Sebivot and join in the final events.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
2
A notice states Pastor Norway Kandes and Mrs L M Sfeinsaas retire from Cadigs Aid Society. Members and others are invited to attend services at Sebivot and join in the final events.
George E. Nielson pastor leads service at 11 08 a m on Sunday after Easter with 10 00 a m Sunday School and 11 08 a m worship. Confirmation 2 Thursday at 4 p m and Junior Choir practice follow Wednesday at 6 30 p m.
Sunday worship at 11 00 am and greetings from the Methodist congregation. Local visits include Melby Thompson Shaffer and Jewett families with Belleville hospital updates. 4 H Day in Beloit features Cynthia’s blue ribbon talk Brownie Builders. Community thanks express sympathy and appreciation for hospital stays, funerals, and a Youth Center benefit night.
Several candidates announce bids for August primary statewide offices in Republic County Kansas. Paul B. Wenda seeks Sheriff on the Democratic ticket. Ray G. Nelson runs again for County Commissioner District 2 on the Republican ticket.
Theodore A. Ted Sanborn announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Kansas State Senator from the 31st District subject to voters at the August primary. He seeks election to represent the district and advance his political platform.
A county council session discussed reintegration of a former mental patient into life and community. A nominating committee, including Mrs Clarence Strom and others, was formed to report in the fall. Courtland clubs invited members to meet there in October.
Public notices announce a final settlement hearing in the estate of Pearl Strom with an May 15, 1964 deadline for defenses and a Belleville court appearance. Additional notice outlines probate actions for Ellen A. Sederlin and appointment of Ellene F. Sederlin as executor with defenses due by May 22, 1964.
Scandia Kansas lists J L Bennett as business director and chiropractor in local notices. The entry places Bennett in Scandia and notes professional role and location.
Mr ahd airdht R SL Nutty of Plymouth Michigan and Me H J McLaurin arrived Monday noon last week called here by the death of their mother Mrs Ellen Sederlin and are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs El Reno Sederlin.
Mrs. Mabel Nesmith of Belleville and Mrs. Oscar Berggren spent Thursday afternoon visiting Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Mrs. Irvin Currie spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Lend Fogelberg. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fogelberg and family visited relatives in Wichita. Frea Jackson and Keith Jackson hosted Sunday supper in Concordia. Relatives traveled from Norton Courtland to attend Harvey Sandell’s funeral. Hastings Nebraska guests O M Nelson stayed with Jack Davis. Larned’s Mrs. Nathan Van Vleet visited at the Davis home.
Dr and Mrs C C Arnett of Belleville attended a reception and dinner in Wichita Saturday honoring 8 Lewis Smith Grand High Priest of Royal Arch Masons of Kansas. Dr Arnett is Grand Marshall of the Kansas RAM and Cap is District Deputy Grand High Priest. Mrs Norman Hoard and Scott of Courtland also called on Mrs Max Berry and Joel.
The piece warns of nuclear risk and shifts to a Christian critique of unemployment. It contrasts fishermen on a island with a lazy man, then questions who should fund jobs. It notes machines boost output, firing workers, and argues churches fail to address modern work problems. It ending urging readers to consider those unable to work.
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