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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
1
The CHE SCANDIA JOURNAL from Seanda Kansas lists mailing details and pricing. It notes publication at the post office in Scan Kansas as second class matter and charges $1.25 per year.
The church invites all members and friends to a patriotic homecoming service on Sunday February 22. The morning sermon titled The Flaming Sword will consider keeping the way of the tree of life. Parents and interested parishioners are encouraged to attend at their home church the Presbyterian.
Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m mark a patriotic Sunday inviting every family to attend. Providence Chapel hosts an evening service at 5 30 p m with pastor J A Greene asking a reflective question about family attendance.
Next Sunday the Swedish Methodist Church invites all families to attend. Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning service 11 a.m. The slogan is The Whole Family in the Church with emptying the home for church attendance. Epworth League 7:15 p.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. stereoptical views on Program for the Rural Church. Pastor O. J. Lundberg urges attendance.
United Brethren Church promotes February as a time to honor George Washington and Abraham Lincoln with Christian family activities. Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. feature a morning message on leadership and an evening talk on courage. Junior and senior programs, prayer meetings, and chorus rehearsals are announced with weekly schedules.
The piece mixes a religious meditation on Luke 18 31 43 with campus items. It records Miss Hilda Scatt talked in chapel about Indian missionary work, English classes tests, fourth grade geography maps, Elda Erickson’s return, and Girls Reserve chapter reports. It ends with moral quips and Houston Pott.
The pastor Chas. Pehrson invites all to attend services next Sunday in the church with Sunday School and morning and evening services at usual hours. Confirmation class will meet at 2 on Saturday afternoon.
Zona Berg and Son Music in Superior Nebraska advertises very low prices on good high trade used pianos inviting customers to compare value and selection at the local music shop.
Here and there mentions Friday evening at the Charles Walter home by Will Lewises and Miss Minta Walters. Lon Engles and wife with Mrs Jack Larson were Wednesday visitors at Mrs Jim Mahan's. The Rogers children have the thickened pox. Mrs Lillie McGregor entertained the Wednesday club on Wednesday afternoon. Harley Bowling, Jim Mahan, L W Engles and Henon Bartlett were Sunday visitors at the Hattie Bartlett home in Norway. H L Giles spent Sunday at Lloyd McGregor's. Chester Woodka visited his father in Concordia Saturday. Charlie Lewises were shopping in
Miss Sarah Gile returned to her home in Effingham Kansas Sunday night after several weeks visiting relatives and friends. Jens Stensons and Ray Giles spent Sunday at the Tome Gile home.
A crowd enjoyed last night's recital by the Bernhardt trio at the University church in Salina. Helen Baker violin Joye Bartin cello Marion Brown piano with Prof. Ajalmar Bernhardt as director. The program featured Rubenstein melodies Dancla Symphony No.3 Moszkowski Brahms Schubert arrangements, with notable double number by the trio and a culminating Brahms waltz.
Countywide notes report J M Loofburrow and family visiting from Norway township and Mrs E E Sells of Pueblo visiting her mother Mrs Margaret Lowden and relatives in Scotch Plains. Others including Mr and Mrs Hanson plan to move March 1 to a Mesher farm near Rydal. Maxie Hollowell’s bride visits Scandia, Sunday School attendance hits 32 at the M E church. Silk hats and fancy braid hats offered at Millinery and Needle Work Shop.
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