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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
2
A short notice lists postal rate changes with a per year option set at $1.25. The entry mentions the office in Scandia and relates to class mail matters referenced in a brief government or postal notice.
The excerpt lists several railroad time entries including Rock Island Kentucky lines with trains No 83 Local Freight west at 7 40 am and 641 Motor North at 8 15 am along with 642 Motor South at 4 52 pm and 690 Freight South at 10 35 am. Additional eastbound times 9 45 pm and 12 40 am are shown for passenger movements.
The Ladies Aid will meet in their room on Main Street Thursday at 2 00 P M The W M A meets one hour later at the same place The orchestra will meet for rehearsal Thursday 7 P M Chorus practice at 7 P M study of the Sunday school lesson and prayer service at 8 P M Morning and evening services next Sunday at the usual time Rev W S Baker pastor
The Methodist Church announces services next Sunday at the usual time and invites all to the Ladies Aid Society meeting on Thursday the twenty first. The Mystery Box will be solved during the program devotional hour with an Entertainment Committee listed and a hearty welcome extended by Pastor O J Lundberg.
The church schedules a first Sunday after Epiphany service led by hymns and a gospel reading from John 7 14 18. The passage focuses on Jesus teaching in the temple and seekers seeking truth.
The congregation's annual meeting notes a prosperous year with the parsonage debt cleared and membership rising. Plans include church-property improvements and internal and external developments. Sunday services continue. Dorcas Society to meet Friday afternoon January 15. Pastor Chas. Pehrson.
G W Nimocks tours the Kerr Drug Company store built by the Bulkley family in Oklahoma City. The new mercantile is described as a high class, up-to-date establishment with superior staff and an atmosphere comparable to Chicago’s Marshall Field store. W S Bulkley leads management with Charles Bulkley handling merchandise buying. C G Bulkley remains active past 80.
The article notes a diverse board with many bankers and a few Class C directors chosen from prominent nonbanking businessmen. It mentions Mr. Bulkley and Mr. Nimocks, plus Mr. Bosworth of Fidelity National Bank commenting on the First Presbyterian connections and a wish for summer visits. It details bulkley m rests and a home in Oklahoma City where Mr. Bulkley stays with his daughter Mrs. Lutz at 425 West 17th Street. It ends with a subscription prompt urging readers to pay Journal subscriptions.
The column edited by a veteran poultry expert offers material from government sources and agriculture colleges. It invites dabblers and farmers to consult reliable authorities and promises insight from experienced packers.
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