Scandia Journal Adopts Second Class Postage Status
The Scandia Journal notes its filing as second class matter under the act of Congress dated March 8. It announces a subscription rate of one year for 1.50 dollars.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
2
The Scandia Journal notes its filing as second class matter under the act of Congress dated March 8. It announces a subscription rate of one year for 1.50 dollars.
Rev Hjalmar Larson leads service at 11 AM after 10 AM Sabbath School. Willing Workers meet Jan 24 at 2 30 PM hosted by Mrs Lloyd Nelson with Mrs Hjalmar Larson assisting. Scandia Youth Fellowship hosts Lincoln church youth on Feb 3. Attendance urged.
The devotional program for the evening and a Scandia Young People fellowship hour will follow. The sponsor urges all young people to attend to ensure a successful evening. The Little Friendly Church led by Pastor N H Pearson lists a 7:30 pm service with Sunday school at 10 am and no morning service. Next week the Priscilla Group meets January 30 at 2 pm at Mrs Albert Jacksons home, weather permitting, in church parlors.
Sunday School at 10 15 am with Mrs Harry Buer and Mrs Ivan Carlgren as superintendents. Divine services at 11 15 o clock with a sermon on Jesus and Human Suffering from Mark 1 21 35. A marriage ceremony is set for 3 pm Sunday for Miss Clarice Marie Widen and Mr Joseph Warren Carlgren. Confirmation class Saturday at 9.
I express my gratitude to friends for calls cards and attentions that made my stay at St Joseph hospital pleasant. Mr and Mrs Vernon Evert spent Friday in Fairbury Nebraska.
The Scandia Township treasurer reports year end 1945 receipts of 3590.65 and expenditures of 3492.00 with end of year bank balances 344.37 across General Road and New Machinery funds. A sworn statement by Milo Johnson, township treasurer, accompanies the report.
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