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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
3
Norway Kansas church announces H Shveringly pastor Charles Carlgren US Superintendent Mrs Walter Darlington pianist in service schedule and leadership roles for the congregation.
The Little Friendly Church led by Pastor N. H. Pearagu lists Sunday school and Bible classes at 10:00 am with Vernon Swanson as superintendent. no morning service. An evening Luther League program at Brantford at 8:00 pm invites all. Dorcas Society meets Friday at 2:30 pm with hostesses Mrs. Victor Erickson, Mrs. John Isaacson, and Mrs. E. Porter.
Notice in Republic County Kansas Probate Court announces administrator Adolph Johnson seeks final settlement of Roy W Poage estate. Objections due by August 16 1952 at Belleville Kansas with 10 AM hearing. Net assets to Della P Harvey sole heir. Attorney Fred Emery guardian of proceedings. Local social items note visits and Lt Yvonne Nelsons 30 day Alaska leave return via Seattle Denver Scandia.
Mr and Mrs Wm J Matthias and Mr and Mrs Frank Granstedt spent Sunday evening at the E H Lewis home.
Mrs. Francis Cornett spent Friday visiting Mrs. Rex Sandell and their children, sharing time at their home and enjoying a family gathering.
The city of Scandia Kansas approves Fourth Street paving from Montana to Wyoming with asphalt mat, concrete curb and gutter, and up to 45 feet wide. City funds cover intersections, with other portions assessed to adjacent property owners. Ordinance effective after publication. date August 1, 1952. Community notices follow detailing local residents and visitors.
Mrs H W Reece and children visited Kanorado with her parents while Mr W Reece hosted a Sunday supper for Mr and Mrs John Dart and Susan and Arnold Perry and others from Imperial Nebraska. Arlene Lervold of Wichita vacationed with her parents Frank and Arlene Lervold. Sunday dinner guests at Bol Clark included the Strand family of Wichita Fred Wager and Jeanne and girls from Smith Center and Ron Clark of Kansas City.
The piece offers breakfast planning tips centered on fruit cereal bread and milk with meats and eggs for variety. It lists sample menus and patterns, suggests fruit and cereal combinations, and notes seasonal hints and main dish options like omelets or creamed chipped beef to keep breakfasts appealing.
The passage describes creamy dried beef served over rice or toast with egg yolks and paprika, then outlines sausage and cornette style dishes with steps to fry, steam, and finish in a skillet. It also includes a recipe for sausage corn, bacon and potato skillet with eggs folded in.
A quirky recipe fragment describes mixing verdabia salad with asparagus, lettuce, tea, hard boiled eggs, Swiss cheese and ham. It suggests serving with rolls, ice cream, caramel sauce and cookies. The text ends with a garbled note about broiling and a secret ca.
A sequence of social visits and gatherings across towns including Belleville Edgar Jewell City and Fairbury with multiple families and friends attending celebrations. Nellie Wells marked her 80th birthday at a Methodist church basement in Belleville while other visits included Lake Wau-Bau-Nee and Lawrence weekend trips.
Mr and Mrs George Cardwell Steven and Mr and Mrs Max Muth and Jim attended the Rodeo at Phillipsburg Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Berggren visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren. Fred Evert and Floyd Johnson attended the Rodeo at Phillipsburg on Thursday and drove to the Kanapolis Dam before returning home. Mrs Lottie Johnson and Mrs Eva Sothers spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Cameron Lowe.
Miss Irene Nelson of Downs visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson over the weekend. Robison relatives from Wichita hosted Sunday dinner with extended family from Wakeeney and local towns. Several men returned from fishing in Minnesota and trips to the Black Hills and Yellowstone. Aunt Carlson suffered a ladder fall on Wednesday breaking eight ribs and is at St Joseph hospital in Concordia in stable condition.
Mrs Arnt Carlsen and Eldene spent Thursday and Friday in Concordia. Frank Lervold Eugene Arlene and Margie vacationed in the Ozarks. Nina Berggren visited Saturday with Elaine Johnson P J Hammer and Louise called on Bess and Axel Wohlford. Oscar Abbey spent Saturday with P J Hammer. Millard and others spent a few days last week in Kansas City. Celia Stromberg moved to a new home in Belleville.
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