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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
5
The column discusses spiritual aims and the sense of being in relation to sin and mortality. It notes broader interpretations and the need to put off mortality. A separate item reports Mr and Mrs Geo Jeandebeur driving to Norcatur Sunday to visit relatives C F Jeandebeur family who had been visiting the local home.
State Director Samuel Wilson announces a new federal Reemployment Service to oversee work opportunities, not overlapping state agencies. Roy Bailey of Salina named regional supervisor as the agency aims to provide equitable job distribution, prioritize veterans with dependents, and reduce reliance on relief programs.
Miss Edna Heilman vacationed in Clay Center with friends and relatives. Frigidaire unit advertised at 96 dollars plus freight. LAHODNY'S distinctive Funeral Service listed in Belleville Kansas.
William Wilson Winton, son of William and Esther Wilson, born February 22 1924 in Scandia Kansas, died August 2 1933 in Concordia Kansas at age nine years five months ten days. He was baptized July 6 1924 and remembered as a faithful Sunday School student and an honorable son. Funeral services were held August 5 at home and church with Pastor Chas Pehrson officiating and six small bearers. He is laid to rest in Lutheran Cemetery with songs and a duet.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berry and Max at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Johnson for dinner.
Mrs Carl Aberg spent Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs C O Thompson.
Miss Frances Florell spent the first of the week visiting relatives in Manhattan, returning from the trip with brief notes of her social engagements and greetings.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Anderson with Mr. and Mrs. El Reno Sederlin. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Coleman and family departed for a week of visiting relatives in Manhattan and Kansas City. Mrs. Robt Doctor accompanied them to Riley to visit her daughter Mrs. Cecil Sargeant and Mr. Sargeant. Mrs. Geo Jeandebeur Ada and Mrs. C F Jeandebeur were in Concordia Friday.
Mrs Gust Fogelberg and Donald were Wednesday afternoon visitors at the Carl Aberg home. Miss Ruth Haggman, who has been attending summer school at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, returned home Friday to spend the remainder of the summer vacation with her parents Dr. and Mrs C V Hageman.
Miss Hayland Guthrie of Norton arrived this Thursday morning for a visit with Miss Jeannette Ahrens.
Mr and Mrs J R Stofer and others visited in York Nebraska on Sunday. Miss Jetty Green returned Monday after a week in Topeka and Kansas City. Mrs Minera Ellis and daughter Peta and Mrs M A Musgrave visited Dr and Mrs Geo Nichols Wednesday night. Ruth Ahrens visiting Clifton with Mr and Mrs C E Wyman and Georgie Marshall. E C Blakeley to Lost Springs as relief agent for thirty days. Dorothy Aspegren at Midget Lunch while Frances Florell vacationing.
Mrs. A Edlund and Mrs. M George attended a Monday gathering at the homes of Rev and Mrs Selin with Miss E Nelson and Miss F Nelson and A Lund also joining.
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