J W Plotner & Son Publishers Listing
Entered at the post office Scandia Kansas as second class mail matter. Subscription per year one dollar twenty five cents.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
1
Entered at the post office Scandia Kansas as second class mail matter. Subscription per year one dollar twenty five cents.
Lists of eastbound and westbound trains with their numbers and departure times, including passenger, freight, and motor services. Also shows north and south motor and freight trains with their respective daily times.
The United Brethren churches invite all to Sunday school at 10 A.M. and a sermon on Power at 11 A.M. next Sunday. City churches join in a Week of Prayer starting Sunday night, so no services will be held in our church then or during the week. W.S. Baker, Pastor.
The Methodist Church advisor announces trustees meet New Year's Day at 2 PM at the parsonage. Sunday services resume January 3 1926 at the usual morning time with sermon The Lord went before them. Week of prayer runs with other churches starting Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church. Watch Night service at Presbyterian church Thursday 8 PM. O J Lundberg pastor.
Sunday after New Year gospel reading from John 1 29 34 invites congregation to attend at 11 Am. Union week of Prayer opens at Presbyterian church next Sunday evening. Annual business meeting set for next Tuesday at 1 pm. Sunday school and morning worship follow. You are cordially invited.
Farm Calendar discusses feeding cows with grain versus roughage, noting Kansas studies show possible 150 pounds fat annually from alfalfa and silage under good conditions. It cautions economy depends on cow production, and compares dairy efficiency to a manufacturing plant.
Miss Edith Aspegren and Harold Bowling were married in Wichita on December 23. Edith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Aspegren, graduated Scandia High and works at Salina Union State Bank. Harold, raised near Norway, is a Western Union operator in Kingman. The couple will reside in Kingman after brief bank duties in Salina.
Scandia merchants oppose out of town sellers after a sales concern announces moving across the river due to high license demand. Officials say no license was sought, arguing the excuse is groundless. Residents note fair competition and reasonable city fees. Mr and Mrs Hawkins visit Republic to see L V Garman family.
A young bride vows to keep a budget and write down every cent earned and spent. She proposes a thrift plan with her husband’s salary of 100 to 150 dollars a month covering savings rent food clothing housekeeping church charities health recreation and education personal and miscellaneous. The article notes that budgets vary by family but can be aided by ideal budgets and joint decision making. It also mentions Marion Madison and Stoy Swanson returning to Lindsborg and several local names with a lost shoat report and Sunday visits.
Robert and Paul Doctor returned from Manhattan Sunday night. Phil Hageman visits cousin Richard near Kackley. Miss Harriet Gordon, high school teacher, spends holidays with her parents in Trinidad Colorado. Among locals at the courthouse Wednesday were Mayor T. J. West Adolph Nelson Chas Freed E C Wives councilmen E M Bogess W P Shivers C F Rickel H E Coleman and C O Reece.
Mrs. Baker leads about twenty in the choral club as they broadcast a Zona Berg Music program from Superior next Tuesday evening. The show airs from 8 to 10 with all Scandia receivers tuned in.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swanson thank patrons and friends for liberal patronage during their years running Riverside Park. They recount extended friendships and pride in the park as a public benefaction and wish success to their successors.
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