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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1927
Page
6
Section published in Scandia Kansas indicates J W Plotner and Son Publishers as the post office listed, with second class mail status and annual subscription rate of $1.50.
The Presbyterian Church urges habits of punctual attendance for Sunday school with new scholars encouraged to enroll. No morning preaching this week, but a union outdoor service at 8 PM will be the final summer gathering for the community.
Amana Lutheran notes the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity with Gospel reading Matthew 23 1 12 and a morning service led by Rev Emil Swen from Minneapolis Minnesota in English. The union open air closing service is at the park at 8 60 oclock and may relocate to the church if weather is bad. Prof O E Alexis will sing and the Sunday school picnic is at Riverside park this afternoon. Funeral for Mrs Karen Holt conducted last Sunday at St Lukes Lutheran. she was an early Jamestown settler and sister of Ole Johnson.
Journal items recount local events: Webbers return from Chicago after throat operation. Elsie Cooper ill with typhoid delaying move to farm. 103 degree day and rain benefitting fall plowing. births, sales, and moves of residents to Twin Falls Idaho and Oklahoma. local youths plan study in Lincoln Nebraska. O V Nichols family to Topeka. electric bill payments urged at drug store.
Miss Josie Fullen returned to duties at the Scan dia Sanitarium after two weeks at her Lenora Kansas home. Miss Mamie Daley acted as assistant during the absence. Mr and Mrs J Jennings with son Alfred and family arrived from Dayton Ohio for a visit in Colby with Mr and Mrs Henry Jennings.
A collection of farm tips from Kansas 4 H clubs emphasizing timely wheat care. Notes include use of volunteer wheat control against Hessian fly, silo upkeep to preserve moisture, and promoting livestock and crop shows at the fair. Encourages subscription upkeep.
A large crowd from the vicinity gathers at White Rock for the annual Old Settler's reunion. Lawrence Nimocks and Miss Dorothy Smith of Lincoln Nebraska visited earlier this week at the G W Nimocks home. Karl Hugos reports a 175 pound red hog missing for about four weeks and asks for its return.
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