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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
1
Scandia Rural High School opens enrollment for the 1965-66 term on Wednesday August 19. Registration runs 9:00-12:00 and 1:00-3:00 p.m. Textbooks and workbooks provided by the school. Rental for the year is six dollars plus workbook charges, payable at enrollment.
The Journal will photograph all children brought by a parent or guardian to Legion Hill on Friday August 6 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. absolutely free with no obligation or subscription required. No purchases needed. additional prints available directly through the studio if desired.
A column by Bill D Schul critiques modern youth culture and rapid information exposure. It cites Nina Irene Kohrs of Leavenworth on teen cliques and delinquency, advocating understanding and nondiscrimination, plus calls for better adult guidance and student peer responsibility.
Health officials warn littering fuels deadly home fires across the United States. In 1964 about 130 deaths from trash fired homes, with millions spent on cleanup and safety campaigns. Officials urge citizens to dispose of litter properly to prevent accidents, fires, and disease.
A list of children's books donated to the City Library including Hop On Pop Are You My Mother and The Cat in the Hat titles by Dr Seuss and P D Eastman. Mystery titles donated by £. H. Lewis and Cap Berger feature authors Alan Williams John Dickson Carr Patricia Moyes Rex Stout and others. A separate note records residents and staff at Scandia Rest Home.
Scandia Reds will play Norway at Scandia Monday night at 8 00 p m. The annual picnic reunion of the CNBC and CBC set for IOOF Hall Concordia on Sunday August 8 1965 includes a potluck at 12 30 inviting former students and families. James Garat is Cub Master of the camping event on Saturday August 7.
Donations totaling $25.00 have been received from Juddy Freed Glenn Loring and Ben Lervold toward ball park improvements. A balance remains to cover expenses.
Mr and Mrs Zig Powers host an open house for their golden wedding anniversary at the American Legion Hall in Republic from 2 to 5 p m Sunday August. No gifts requested.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 193 met at the Legion Hall on July 28 with president Mrs Charley Cardwell presiding. Secretary Mrs During Greenslade recorded the proceedings and a hospital carpet rag thank you was read along with thanks from the Cardwell and McHenry families.
Delegates Phylln Aspegren Steven Sandell Linda Fraser Keith Blecha Joyce Blecha from Scandia Belleville and Munden joined others at Rock Springs Ranch July 28 to August 2 for Kansas State University led event themed World Citizenship in Focus. Cecil Eyestone organized the conference for the extension 4-H program.
Mr and Mrs M L Larson hosted the 47 Club on Thursday July 29. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson, Mr and Mrs Lloyd McGregor, Mr and Mrs George Tyarson, Mr and Mrs Richard Loring, Mr and Mrs Eldon Larson, Mr and Mrs Clarence Herrman, Mr and Mrs Iver Hammer, Mr and Mrs Eugene Herrman, Mrs Gustava Ostberg and Ted, Mrs Alfred Hammer, and Ollie and Lawrence Hugos. A pleasant lunch followed.
Frank Hyder died early Tuesday in Superior Nebraska. He was brother of Bob Hyder of Bob's Shoe Repair in Saandia. Funeral services were held Thursday at Tibbetts Brothers Funeral Home in Belleville. Judy returned from a trip to Albert Lea Minnesota with visits in La Crosse Wisconsin and Milwaukee. The Benders of Ellsworth and R B Cooper visited R W Cooper. the group toured the Black Hills. Greg Bender stayed with grandparents during their trip.
Mrs Glenwood Freed hosted the Mutual Benefit Club at her home Wednesday afternoon with eight members and two guests answering roll call. Guests were Mrs Frank McCullum and Judy Freed. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dean Sothers and family of Courtland included Mrs Carroll Anderson Judith and Mrs Minnie Anderson.
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