Classified Postal Notice From Scan Kansas
Fragmentary notice indicates a segunda class mailing matter and a yearly subscription price of $1.25. Names, dates, or further details are unreadable in the provided text.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
1
Fragmentary notice indicates a segunda class mailing matter and a yearly subscription price of $1.25. Names, dates, or further details are unreadable in the provided text.
The ME Church schedules Sunday School at 9 00 AM preaching at 11 00 AM and a 7 30 PM evening service The chapel hosts a guest sermon by Mr No Servites J AUYHENE featured in the notice.
Swedish Methodist Church announces Sunday services including 10 A M Sunday School 11 A M Communion and sermon by Rev O E Olson 7 P M Epworth League 730 P M English service The Second quarterly conference is Saturday at 730 Rev BE Olson District Supt will lead Bazaar and supper are set for Friday Dec 12 with lunch 15c and supper 530 J F Lundberg invites all to attend for Christmas gifts.
Amana Lutheran Church outlines Second Sunday in Advent events with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11 a.m. Luther League meets at 7 30 p.m. Evening offerings feature soloists Miss Gladys Jtort m and Miss Holgerson. Bible study follows. Dorcas Society annual meeting held in church parlors Thursday afternoon. Confirmation class Saturday at 1 30 p.m. Children’s practice at 3 p.m. Pastor Chas Pehrson urges readiness for Christ’s return.
W S Baker pastor urges 1924 to 1925 resolutions and invites families to U B Church Sunday School next Sunday at 10 a m. Morning service at 11 a m with evening 7 30 p m. Live singing and sermon promised as the church integrates with the community.
A reader recalls rainy days spent with The Youth's Companion delivering escape into distant lands and daring adventures. The newspaper excerpt highlights disembodied spirits traveling with Indians and trappers to exotic frontiers, as the companion offers vivid, nostalgic journeys on a rainy day.
Far West is highlighted as a setting for the 1925 issue lineup including serials poetry and editorials. The offer bundles 52 issues for 1925 plus 1924 issues and a 1925 calendar for 2.50, with McCall's Magazine option at 3.00. Dorcas society meets December 1t for annual business and officers election. Concordia Gift Shop promotes holiday stock as Christmas gift ideas.
S. R. Harper, owner of a Pittsylvania County dairy near Danville, keeps hornets at his barn after they built a large nest nearby. He instructed to leave the nest, believing the hornets keep flies away from the area.
D B Green Produce and Feed advertises Concordia flour sugar wheat grits oats and meal with Carey-ized salt and rock salt. It promotes feeds for hens including condensed buttermilk meat scraps bran shorts kaffir corn oyster shells tankage and off meal with cash for cream and poultry.
December 18 marks the Republic County Teachers Association gathering in two locations to reach rural attendees. Sessions include demonstrations, a noon dinner from the Domestic Science department, and aims to foster better school understanding between parents and teachers as part of wider community education efforts.
A dated booster line extols teachers as clean respectable citizens engaged in the laudable occupation of imparting impartial education to American youth. The narrator frames teaching as a noble public service without bias or pretension.
The Salina Plan of religious instruction in public schools is highlighted as a successful model for Kansas cities. Supt W S Heusner is credited with tact and leadership, noting active church cooperation across sixteen denominations and smooth school church relations. A December 10 box supper at a school features Ella Smith as teacher, with “Aaron Shick from Punkin Crick” on stage. A Manchester Agricultural College radio program drew praise from Gov Davis, President Jardine and other Kansans.
Frank Stafford runs a radio service for local listeners in Washington. Rev R R Brown notes the photo from the group and may preach there. Hymn dedications go to Grandma Childs of Belleville and to Wm Str of Munden. Republic County residents call it a nearly home service and urge visiting schools to consult teachers before filing complaints.
District 94 led by Thelma Sexton is a large school with recent interior and exterior painting and new buildings. Additional blackboards seats and sash curtains are hoped for while teachers and district members collaborate to improve the school atmosphere and results. Mary Janksy, Co. Supt.
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