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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
4
Local residents share holiday visits and New Year events in Belleville area. Social rounds mention Mildred Tiller, Mabel Hammer, Elaine Loring, Hilma Stensass, and Zig Stensaas among others. Lutheran League New Year Wake at the church and Rydal Ladies Aid meeting are recorded with attendees and host families.
Providence Chapel notices a sequence of visits and social calls around Belleville. Howard Donaldson and family visited the Allen Logan home. Cora Oliver and Helen returned from Stockton. guests at George Fike and Bill Milner homes included Harry Bowling and others. Charla Vanek of Concordia and Lovina Wilson of Nebraska were callers. Kalin and Kalin's daughter visited Tom George. Charles Fike traveled to Enid, Oklahoma with Bowling and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and family along with Oscar Johnson and Werley Reece visited Mrs. Emil Isaacson and Mrs. Nathan Isaacson on a Friday afternoon, extending a social call to the households.
Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson along with Mrs R A Rasmussen and Mrs Nathan Isaacson were Sunday evening visitors of Mrs Emma Isaacson and Mrs Ora Tumbleson.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Engwall and Dean and Miss Hilma Freeman joined Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hageman and Helen for a Thursday moon dinner. Lester Burns of Hutchinson visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burns for New Year's Day and left for home Saturday.
District 87 reports a school start after Christmas break. Mr and Mrs Edwin Isaacson hosted a supper for the Robinson family. J P Jensen Irvin and Richard Jensen hosted a Wednesday supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter Gilmore and families. Mrs Walter Gilmore and children visited Mrs Edwin Isaacson Thursday. Lenora Isaacson visited grandparents the Robinsons and Isaacsons. Lenora joined Sunday callers at Walter Gilmore’s. A D Johnson and family dined with Irvin Van Aken’s family Sunday in Belleville.
January lesson outlines John 1 1 18 and the incarnation as the Word made flesh. It argues Jesus as God the Light and Life, the two paths of belief or unbelief, and the witness of John and the Apostle to the Word becoming flesh.
This reflective line by E Knight urges frugality in every small act and moment. It cautions that tiny waste accumulates into a larger loss, likening seconds to eternity and urging mindful restraint. The aphorism emphasizes discipline over frivolous use of time and resources.
A concise reflection on friendship emphasizing gradual cultural growth through steady esteem and kind intercourse. The author cites Joanna Baillie noting that friendship does not sprout quickly but matures in fixed soil of mutual regard.
Dr. Greeding, a wealthy midlife surgeon with uncanny powers, faces a love triangle with Nancy and Dan while his strange abilities stir tension at home. An ominous incident with a shattered statuette and a near-fatal car crash foreshadow troubled relationships and the looming question of his control. Nancy and Dan pursue secrecy as Jerrell presses for Nancy’s hand, and Mary Ann enters Greeding’s orbit, hinting at darker forces at play.
In a tense meeting, Doctor Greeding dismisses Mary Ann’s fear of forbidden feelings and asserts her value in his work. She remains uncertain yet chooses to stay, drawn by his healing miracles and daily pride in their shared mission. Late in June, Mary Ann and Nancy travel to the lake to begin anew.
Doctor Greeding and Jerrell visit a lakeside house with Nancy and Dan Carlisle joining for a seaplane trip. Jealousy flares as Myra teases, Dan’s presence unsettles Greeding, and a boat ride plans set for later, with continuation promised next week.
Will Mawry of Lincoln Nebraska spent Monday through Wednesday with his sister Mrs W S English and family. Mrs English went to Lucerne Wednesday with her brother to visit relatives.
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