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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
1
The Journal lists PLO NER & SON as entered at the post office in Scan ia Kansas as second class matter with a yearly subscription price of $1.25.
The Presbyterian notes announce a morning preaching service following the 10 o'clock Sunday School with the topic The Only Way. Everyone is invited and an opportunity is offered for those wishing to join the church. Church Night plans and Young Peoples Day observance are scheduled, urging regular participation.
The Revival Meetings have closed. W S Baker, pastor, urges more to seek Christ especially before age twenty. He notes the danger line at twenty and invites all to U B Sunday School at 10 a.m. to study Jesus Comforts His Disciples, followed by morning preaching on Christ as Living and Holy Communion. Union E. at 6 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. service.
Third Sunday after Epiphany features Gospel Matt 8 1 13 with sermons on Jesus as healer. Sunday School and divine services at usual hours. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs A G Edgren on Thursday afternoon January 29. Confirmation class gathers Saturday at 2. Lord our Healer. M E Church schedules Sunday School 10 AM and Evening service 7 36 PM. Providence Chapel offers Sunday School 10 AM and preaching 11 AM.
The Swedish Methodist Church lists Sunday School 4 PM, Swedish service 11 AM, Epworth League 7 PM, English service 7 30 PM. Mrs John Brandstrom to host Womans Home Missionary Society meeting January 29. Epworth League invites Mr McCakul of Hastings Neb to lecture April 1. Community Club to meet next Tuesday at the schoolhouse. Alfalfa seed wanted. bring samples.
Leona Nelson visiting her sister Mrs. Cullers and mother at Rackley during the Late University at Lawrence week end. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet at Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edgrens Thursday and Friday. Olof Endrud of Belleville made a business call and offers auctioneering services for spring sales.
The Nelson children express sincere thanks to all who helped during their father Nels Nelson illness and death and to those who sent floral offerings.
News notes list a car load of cattle shipped by Union H O Marshall to the Kansas City market on Tuesday morning. Activities include visits and caregiving across Scandia, Freedom, Washington townships, and a Claude Goodwin sale with positive reports.
Wednesday visitors include Archie Larson Ford sedan owners Mr and Mrs Wells of Norway Township visiting their daughter Mrs Ole Roe and family. About four inches of snow fell Thursday night with wind causing drifting. Union township residents attended wolf road event in Washington township. The week saw illnesses and a variety of local visits including Roy Hall, D Waite, Grace Street, Stella Seawall, and Isidore Bowersox.
Edmond and Loys Swhercinsky visited James Goodwin’s home for supper on Thursday evening. Edmond expressed weariness with batching activities.
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