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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
4
Pastor H Severin Biy and Pastor LaVern Melhus preside over Sunday School at 4 PM and Divine Worship at 11 AM with Communion first Sunday monthly. Ladies' Aid meets the first Thursday at 2 PM in church parlors. members urged to attend and all others invited.
The Little Friendly Church led by Pastor N H Pearson invites all to Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 60 am and a Prayer Day Service at 11 am sponsored by the Women's Missionary Society.
Thursday evening at 7 30 choir practice at the church Friday afternoon 2 30 the Amana group will meet at the home of Mrs Elmer Melby Mrs Melby hostess Saturday at 10 00 a m Conformation class Amana Welcomes You
The bazaar sale starts at 3 00 p m and runs through the supper period with meals served from 5 00 p m Early arrivals help free seats for late comers Attendance remains strong though many seem unaware of spiritual refreshment Choir will not meet this week but resumes Sunday at 3 00 p m Sunday School begins at 10 00 a m Morning worship at 11 00 a m Meth Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m Choir Practice Sunday at 3 00 p m
Gratitude is extended to Emil Boman Glenwood Freed Fred Boman Leonard Freed Irvin Currie Don Freed Norman Currie and to the women who served meals for a corn husking day held last Friday with noon and afternoon lunches.
I thank friends and relatives for cards flowers gifts and many kindnesses shown during my hospital stay from Mrs. Mary Larson.
Mrs. George Haser expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards letters and gifts received during her hospital stay.
The State Corporation Commission of Kansas will hold a hearing at 503 Kansas Avenue Topeka on December 19 1951 at 10 00 AM regarding consent to changes in gas service charges for The Kansas Power and Light Company Docket 42829 U Interceptible Gas First 1000000 cubic feet 25 per MCF Next 6000000 cubic feet Excess Minimum Bill 50.00 Interested parties may request to intervene before or at the hearing Signed Raymond B Harvey secretary for the commission dated Topeka November 26 1951
The column lists hospital stays visits and gatherings in Belleville and nearby towns. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hallgren hosting Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hallgren and others for Mr Hallgren’s birthday anniversary, multiple visits to and from the Danielson and Sandell families, and updates on Mrs. George Haser and new births at Belleville Hospital including Danny Lee born December 1 and a 9 lb 8 oz baby boy born December 2 to Rex and Pat Sandell.
M. O. Brown spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richards. Nels Florell visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hain. Mrs. Etta Nystrom visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Minnie Farrell.
Local social notes list Sunday dinner guests at the Hinther home in Riley including M L Larson Ralph Wynona Morgan Concordia and others. Various families from Riley and nearby towns share weekend visits and birthday celebrations across multiple households.
Mrs. Millard Sothers and children visited Mr. and Anna Swanson on Monday evening. Mrs. Ed Swanson and Vernon called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill King and family in Belleville on Sunday evening. Mrs. Wilbur Zener spent the weekend with Forest Johnson and Janie Jo in Red Cloud Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ebright of Hardy Nebraska were dinner guests of Mrs. Emily Willis and Mrs. Alice Cahill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ocobock were afternoon and evening guests there.
The Lutheran church Young People's Bible class held its annual Christmas supper and party in the church parlor Monday evening. Attendees enjoyed games, carols, and socializing during the festive gathering.
Mrs S J Swenson entertained several ladies Saturday afternoon at her home. Guests included Mrs Helen McKenzie, Mrs Bill Kallman, Mrs Edith Forsberg, Mrs N H Pearson, Mrs E T Olson, Mrs Carl Hugos, Gladys, and Mrs Algor Anderson. The Teen Aggers class of the Lutheran church held a tawdry pull at the church parlor Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Vincent Allstatt sponsored in the absence of their teacher, Mrs Ralph Rasmussen.
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