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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
1
The Scandia Journal from Scandia Kansas lists J W Plotner and Son publishers and notes post office registration and a yearly subscription price of 1 25.
A compilation of passenger, local freight and motor train numbers with north south east and west directions and their departure or arrival times across Rock Island lines No. 8 9:45 p.m. No. 34 12:40 a.m. No. 40 1:37 a.m. No. 6 9:49 a.m. No. 84 2:43 p.m. No. 7 4:25 a.m. No. 383 12:40 a.m. No. 39 12:16 a.m. No. 5 6:35 p.m. No. 83 7:40 a.m. Missouri Pacific trains 641 Motor 8:15 a.m. 642 Motor 4:52 p.m. 691 Freight 6:50 a.m. 690 Freight 10:35 a.m.
Sunday school attendance is increasing slowly. Attend at ten to hear the orchestra sing and study. Preaching service this week at 7 30 P M with C B at 6 45. J M Mahaffey minister.
The Amana Lutheran Church reports a successful Thanksgiving dinner and bazaar raising $202.00. The second Sunday in Advent will feature Bible Sunday marking the 400th anniversary of Tyndale’s English New Testament translation with Prof. Soderstrom as speaker.
The Methodist Church led by O. J. Lundberg marks the 400th anniversary of the English New Testament translation at the morning service on Sunday. Golden Rule Sunday is designated for next week. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs. John Larson’s with devotional and social hour. Children rehearse for a Christmas program. Dr. Magee attended the Fish quarterly conference. All are invited to attend services.
A religious reflection urges men of thirty and forty to change course after sowing worldly deeds. Attending Sunday School and church, loving God’s Word, and studying Scripture are emphasized as real life changes. Paul’s teachings remind believers that what is preached equips them for righteous living.
Scandia beats Formoso 44 to 0 in a high scoring matchup. Republic shuts out Lebanon 0 to 0 as Scandia and Washington post wins. scattered scores show Scandia tallying 7 13 14 points in several games.
Pastor W S Baker invites participation in Sunday school at 10:00 A M with sermon following illustrated by large colored drawings. Union Senior C E meets at 6:45 P M at the Presbyterian church with choir and orchestra rehearsals Thursday evening and regular prayer meeting after Sunday school. A hearty welcome offered to all attendees.
A sermon segment unfolds in Thanksgiving reflections. The speaker contrasts trusting God with reliance on wealth, cites a poor house girl’s remark about being thankful for a country to solve, and urges giving thanks in all things as Paul and the Psalmist teach. The message ends with a vision of divine guidance toward a blessed Fatherland.
Scandia battles to a 14 6 lead after a tense first half as Hogue and Ras spark drives. Washington answers with steady gains, but a failed goal conversion and key turnovers keep Scandia ahead at the midway mark.
Property owners are warned that trees outside sidewalks fall under city supervision and cannot be cut without city consent unless dead or a danger to pedestrians. This notice is issued by order of the Mayor and Council.
Scandia receives a 15 yard penalty for holding on a punt and places the ball at Scandia 38. Washington leads 13 to 14 after a failed kick for goal caused by a offside. The game continues with a few minutes remaining before the final whistle. Miss Emma Poage visits Em oria with sister Mrs. Williams and Delpha Delpha at State Normal, while Edith Carney and Harlene Kackley attend school there. Roy Poage, Poage’s brother, works construction for Santa Fe in the territory.
J. J. Smith of Lawrence and F. Lamb of Manhattan participate in aid week supporting the American Life Insurance Company.
Mr and Mrs Edward Robison and their son visited Sunday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Sheridan Robison, joining them for a family gathering.
W P Shirves made a business visit to Clay Center on Tuesday, meeting local officials and discussing potential opportunities for collaboration. The trip highlights ongoing regional engagement between Shirves enterprises and the Clay Center business community.
Mrs G P B Plotner entertained Saturday evening for Jeanne Alice's birthday. Guests included Dorothy and Mildred Foreman Marcel Preble Marjorie Loofbourrow and Miss Jane Preble of Concordia.
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