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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1958
Page
2
Norway Kansas announces Sunday School each Sunday at 10:00 and Divine Worship at 11:00 am with Communion on the first Sunday monthly. Ladies' Aid meets first Thursday each month at church parlors. Members urged to attend Sunday School services and Ladies' Aid.
George E. Nielson serves as pastor at Amana Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 10:00 a.m.
Rev. R B Wilke dedicates a new organ at 11 00 with ground breaking ceremonies led by Rev S Mancel Bell district superintendent All church and Sunday school picnic at church grounds with drinks and watermelon Youth Choir meets Friday at 9 00 final summer practice Senior MYF meets Friday at 7 00 Adult Choir practices Thursday August 28 at 8 00 WSCS meets Thursday September 4 at 2 00 Worship by Mrs Everett Robison Program by Mrs Staf ford of Mankato Christ s Message For Today Hostesses listed and a Sunday supper guest noted for Dyrdah of Norway
Numerous Hastings and nearby community families welcomed guests from Concordia Wakefield Topeka Omaha and Kansas City over the weekend and weekdays. The visits included dinners suppers and social calls among the Johnson Berggren Tholstrup Cardwell Fike and Thompson families with extended kin from Belleville Nor wegian Norway and Denver.
Zula M. Lake, the Republican nominee for Treasurer of Republic County, asks voters for support in the General Election. Her statement emphasizes fiscal stewardship and party backing as she campaigns for the treasurer post.
The piece discusses biblical warnings about drink, noting revised versions and the idea that wine and beer are referenced as strong drink. It cites Daniel Foreman on health progress and Habakkuk aligning neighborly indulgence with theft and murder, concluding with Paul on Christian brotherhood.
The author argues liquor fosters social injustice by harming the weak and needy. Alcoholics labeled sick, alcoholism seen as a disease, yet it ranks high among national diseases and thrives from social drinking. A minister notes police calls linked to drinking and costs to city treasuries exceed liquor revenue. Is this fair?
Food preservation tips mixed with a nostalgic note on a bygone film era. A family picnic in Belleville is described with Ledbetter and Jensen families attending. The piece includes a Hungarian steak freezer recipe and a coconut cream pie method. Other small social notes close the item.
The article discusses multiple facial transformation ideas using makeup. It outlines three ways a woman’s face can appear, plus a fourth option to alter poorer features. It includes makeup techniques for nostrils, cheeks, lips, and jawline, and mentions outfits like slim twill wranglers with frontier styling.
Preliminary USDA experiments in Beltsville show a correlation between proper plant nutrition and easier control of spider mites on pole lima beans. Adequate nitrogen phosphorus and potassium boosted mite killers like malathion, while under or over nourishing the plants reduced insecticide effectiveness. Further work will test seasonal nutrient changes and the impact of light and temperature on mite susceptibility.
USDA scientists publish a practical conservation slide rule derived from 30 years of Agricultural Research Service data. Dr. J J Pierre designed it for soil conservation technicians to estimate field soil loss quickly. Erosion rates hinge on rain impact, runoff, soil type, cover, slope, and management practices.
Saturday afternoon guests at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day and Charlene, plus Mrs. Wesley Johnson of Chanute, and Mrs. Hilma Sjoholm of Courtland.
The piece urges following current decor trends to enhance rental or sale value. It notes kitchens becoming “family” rooms with open designs and islands, promoting light materials and integrated prep areas. It also highlights moving laundry centers into living areas to save time. The Vernon Smith and Vishnefske families enjoyed a Lake of the White Rocks picnic Sunday.
A Department style guide celebrates easy hosting with chocolate milk blends and pineapple shells. It offers a chocolate milk pineapple dessert and a peach mold recipe, detailing pineapple prep, gelatin use, egg whites, and chilling times for a cool day treat.
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