Second Class Mail Notice for Scandia, Kansas
Entered as second class matter in the post office in Scandia Kansas under the act of Congress March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1947
Page
4
Entered as second class matter in the post office in Scandia Kansas under the act of Congress March 8 1879.
Rev Hjalmar Larson leads Sabbath School classes for all and a morning worship at 11 with no evening service. W S C S postponed to Thursday January 9. Joyce Johnson mentioned in service details.
The Amana Lutheran Church under Pastor N. H. Pearson shares a busy calendar with Sunday School at 10:00, Morning Service at 11:00, and a New Year Eve wake at 9:00. A program is planned and members are urged to attend the January 7 meeting. Mrs Claude Goodwin to entertain the Amana Group January 3.
The schedule lists Sunday services at 9 a.m. with Oliver L. N. Wigdahl as pastor and Sunday school at 16 A. mil led by Milton Stenson. Ladies Aid meets January 2 at 2 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Harvey Hammer and Mrs. Elmer Melby. Men meet at 2:30 p.m. Business meeting January 4 at 10 a.m. Confirmation class Saturday at 9 a.m.
Mr and Mrs Dale Ainsworth and Aileen of Kansas City spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs E M Eastvedt. Miss Kristine Moe and brother Arild Moe of Oslo Norway who are students at Kansas University were house guests at the Eastvedt home from Sunday until Thursday of last week.
LeRoy and Harold Nelson of Salina are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nelson and family for the holidays.
Irene Hammer spent Monday night as a guest at Patsy Nelson's home marking a casual social visit in the local community scene.
Nellie Bell Nordman born March 21 1886 in Courtland Township Kansas died December 21 1946 in Seattle Washington aged 60 years nine months. She married Charles P Nordman June 11 1901 and they had six children Ruby Marie Ruth Bell Charles Warren Reba Agnes Redda Edna and Rea Gerald. Funeral held December 27 at Scandia Funeral Home with Rev N H Pearson. interment Riverview cemetery.
The Nordman family thanks friends for kindness sympathy and flowers after the loss of their wife and mother. Special thanks to Scandia business men for the floral offering. Mrs M O Brown was taken to Patterson Memorial Hospital in Belleville for observation.
Misses Esther and Alphild Larson of Tulsa Oklahoma are spending the holidays with their sister Miss Ella and brother Ewen Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cline Jolene and Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rasmussen and Carol visited the Homer Cardwell home on Christmas night, sharing greetings and fellowship.
Probate Court of Republic County Kansas hears petition by Fredric E. Ames to determine descent of Emma H. Ames estate and undivided interest in the NW SW NE sections of section 24 township 4 south range 4 west. Defenses due January 17, 1947 at 3 PM in Belleville. Attorney Clarence Paulsen of Concordia represents petitioner.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Swearingen hosted Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Robert Swearingen. Darwin Housholder visiting Kansas State College holidays at his parents. Elmer Van Nortwick moved into John Nixon property in Belleville Saturday. Bert Ammon of Netawaka visited Dieckmanns Tuesday to Thursday. Rasmussen family shared Christmas Day with Leslie Rasmussen and Carol.
Morning pickup announced for laundry. drop by Monday service. The Scandia Journal must be in by 10 A M on Mondays and Thursdays.
A practical guide explains how to judge griddle and waffle iron temperature. Water droplets dance indicates correct heat for batter, while sizzle or explosion signals too cool or too hot. A paper test between grids shows browning in about thirty seconds when properly heated.
Across centuries the Pyrenees have seen armies from Hannibal to Napoleon. A 1375 treaty still governs a Basque tribute of three heifers paid yearly by French and Spanish locals, sworn peace at a frontier stone, then a feast and sale of the heifers back to France.
This excerpt compares pork and lamb liver to calf liver, noting iron content and nutrient richness. It advises removing skin before cooking, differing by liver type, and mentions scalding as a flavor aid and tenderness method for certain preparations.
Water quality governs laundering success with hard water. Hard water causes grayness and requires more soap. Softening water before adding soap prevents lime soap curds. Packaged water softeners are available. two types exist, but non precipitating softeners give best washing results.
When honey is used for sweetening cereals or chilled fruits it should be thinned slightly. Mix about a tablespoon of hot water per cup of honey, then heat over hot water and stir until blended. Do not apply direct heat to honey. Store in a tightly covered container in a dry room around 70 degrees F. to prevent discoloration and retard crystallization. Do not refrigerate as cool temperatures promote crystallization and potential fermentation.
Mr and Mrs Lester Richards and Don and Mrs H W Griess of Ventura California and Mrs R D Pease and Ronnie of Buhl Idaho were dinner guests of their parents Mr and Mrs M O Brown Christmas day.
Delbert Aspegren of Courtland visited supper with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Greenslade and their daughters and Sam Greenslade last Tuesday. Miss Irene Swanson and Pat Sanders spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Danielson with Kenneth and Dorothy.
Mr and Mrs Frank Granstedt were Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Moe.
Mr and Mrs George Cardwell spent the weekend in Manhattan at the home of Mr and Mrs A H Lorentz.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mahan and Rex John Mahan Sr and Mr and Mrs Jack Legge and family spent Monday at Leslie Rasmussen s.
Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell and Pauline Mr and Mrs Art Cardwell and Mr and Mrs George Cardwell were Monday dinner guests of Miss Laura Rasmussen.
Mr and Mrs Bob Beeler moved their household goods to St Joseph Missouri last Friday where they will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tedrow entertained at dinner on Christmas Day for Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wilson of Topeka, Mrs. J. W. Wilson and Mrs. Florence Kern of Salina, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Tedrow and their son.
Miss Helen W Loofbourrow of Ellsworth spent the Christmas holidays with her father Chester Loofbourrow and other relatives, sharing in the family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Anderson and their children spent Christmas with Mrs Andersons brother Joe Samuels and his family in Kanorado, sharing holiday time and cheer.
Mr and Mrs Bud Darlington of Shramrock Texas arrived Friday as guests at the P P Hammer home. Mrs R C Potter of Superior Neb is spending the week with her daughter Mrs Lloyd Blosser and husband. Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker and daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Molzahn and family of Munden.
Sunday evening supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goodwin and Marjorie at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown in Belleville.
Bill Wilson visited Friday afternoon as a guest for supper hosted by Mr and Mrs John Sankey of Republic, sharing time with the local household.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Cardwell hosted a Christmas day dinner for Art Cardwell and family along with Mr and Mrs J D Greenslade Norma Phyllis and Sam Greenslade ensuring a festive family gathering.
Mondo Tedrow and Miss Ann Tyson of Imperial Nebraska were guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tedrow from Sunday until Tuesday of last week.
Miss Iona Waite of Wichita spends holidays at the Hilton Waite home. Friday dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Charlie Johnson and Jarl. Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson and Ronnie and Mrs O F Werner with Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom.
Carla Wettig of Canton spent the past week in the company of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Johnson, enjoying time together and catching up on local affairs.
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