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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
1
Scandia Chapter 481 OFS met on January 17 with Mrs Waite as matron and Carl Hammer as patron presiding. Mrs Frank Lervold served as chaplain. The matron was saluted with birthday songs and gifts. Next meeting is February 7 at 7 30 p m followed by refreshments and social hour.
The listing shows names and locations of recent renewals and new subscriptions received in the past week including Simpson from Lincoln Nebraska Ward from Monterey California Moe from North Hollywood California Nelson from Danville Illinois Wilson from Ada and other names such as Swanson Evert Florell and Carl Vete. The fragmentary OCR includes a mix of individuals and places with unclear punctuation.
The January 23 Intermediate Girl Scouts meeting with 12 members and three leaders approved inviting guests to a skating party. Zula M. Lake announced her candidacy for Republic County Treasurer on the GOP ticket last week. She has served as deputy in the treasurer’s office for over two years and resides in Belleville, California not applicable here. She is a Baptist and an Eastern Star member.
Mrs. E B Conzelman hosted the Sorosis Study club on Tuesday January 17 in the ladies club room. Mrs. Algot Anderson presented a paper titled Pieces of Silver detailing silver's uses through history the evolution of silver coins and world silver sites and sharing stories of famous mines. She exhibited antique silver and silver jewelry. Plans were discussed for the Music Talent Tea on February 7.
Miss Ann Peterson and Miss Marion Sjolander united in marriage January 14, 1956 at the E U B church in Norway. Rev R B Wilke performed the ceremony with a reception in the church parlors and a brief honeymoon ending in Lincoln Nebraska where both are employed at the Lincoln Commercial Bank.
Mrs Ernest Kirk hosted the NOYB club at her home on Thursday afternoon January 19 with six members present. The gathering included sewing for the hostess and a lovely lunch before adjournment to meet with Mrs Andy Thompson for an evening meeting at 7 30.
The P T A met at the high school auditorium with Mr Van Gundy directing the boys glee club in three numbers and Mrs Pounds leading the eighth grade in two folk dances The president introduced the speaker Miss Grace y of Concordia who gave a
A Sunday gathering at the home of Ante Strom ended with a basket dinner. Family members attended the event, sharing a meal in a warm, informal setting.
Bad weather and icy roads stop the senior MYF trip to Munden. Members still meet at the church for a worship service led by Elizabeth McBride and Darrell Nelson. The program includes a youth theme, history talk, scripture, poems, a birthday surprise, lunch, and revival hymns.
The Eager Beaver 4-H Club met January 19 at 7 30 PM at Kackley Schoolhouse hosted by Carlson's. President Diane Donohue led. Myron Kellogg led a stunt song. Twenty two members and four leaders attended. A community project to paint mailboxes and stencil farmer names was approved to help identify homes. The club voted $5 to the March of Dimes. Carlene Carlson spoke on How to Make Cocoa. Jeanette Hanson spoke on Care of Your Teeth. Larry Olson and A B Johnson demonstrated How to Plait Tomato Seeds. Members received record books and recited the 4 H pledge.
Mrs. Paul Fredrickson hosted a Sunday evening MYF party at the Methodist church parlors in honor of Jimmy Fredrickson's 17th birthday. Attendees included Bernita Verton Ora Elizabeth Mary McBride Darlene Veach Bernita Stafford Darrell Nelson Jim Muth Sammy Nelson Ronnie Fredrickson Rev KK B Willie Mrs Andrew Stafford and Mr Mrs Fredrickson. Refreshments were served by Mrs Fredrickson.
An oyster supper was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moe to honor Mrs. Moe on her 80th birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Granstedt, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moe, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Johnson, Wesley Johnson, Thomval Anderson, Mrs. Lena Lloyd and Franklin, Mrs. Anna Hohman, Mrs. Minnie Farrell, Mrs. Mauda Farrell and Misses Aadah Josie and Edna Robison.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Freed and family in honor of Mr. Freed s birthday anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. George Freed, John and Beth and Milton Freed of Courtland, Delores Freed of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Freed Rex, Sharon and Steven, Mr. and Mrs Orin Reed and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Freed, Judith, Ronald and Roger and Janice Florell. A potluck lunch was served.
Mrs Albert Moe marked her Sth birthday Thursday with warm wishes from daughter Katherine Miles of Onterio Calif and son Russell Moe of North Hollywood Calif A telegram from Paul from Mext er arrived and KHAST Channel 5 Hastings Neb dedicated two songs in her honor A party for Judy Salyer of Belleville was also noted with guests Alice Cady Glefma Johnson Raymond Johnson and Glenn Kirk attending.
The 1966 Scandia schedule lists home and away games against Burr Oak Randall Montrose Canker City and Republic with Feb 24 home against Republic. In January Formosa beat Scandia 85 44 as Keith Allen led Scandia and Melhus top scored for Scandia B team lost 59 40. Courtland upset Scandia 19 point Courtland star Pounds led No real goal scoring details omitted. Other notes include honor roll students, class elections and staff, and grade school basketball win over Courtland 43 36 with B game 26 21.
Fifth graders study United States maps while three pupils miss the grade school basketball game at Courtland. A highway patrol talk was given Tuesday and many students discuss bicycle traffic rules. Recipients of 100 in spelling last week include Deanna Cady and Peggy Erick.
The class lists students who were never absent or tardy in the first semester including Donna Runft and Colleen Thompson. A 100 spelling group includes Cheryl Currie and others. Science covers signs of winter and animal prep, first graders study air and rain, and a March of Dimes collection earns $6.20. A highway patrolman spoke on road safety and crossing streets.
Lynette returns after an ear ache. New committees led by Linda Larson Beth Erickson Jimmy Larson Myron Runft Darlene Kathy Clair Marcia Perry Deanell Reece Nita Moore Perry Jim my E. Fourth grade forms Bird club with officers Linda Larson Jimmy Larson Deanell Reece Marcia Perry. Third graders share pet tales My Pet Sport a hunting dog and My Pet Dog Bumpere with trips and a rabbit trap accident. Topper visit from Pueblo Colorado family at Christmas and purchase of Topper by Lynette Boyles.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs George Cardwell and Steven included Mr. and Mrs. Max Muth, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cardwell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Denoyer, Mr. and Mrs. Duaine Greenslade, Mrs. Agnes Cardwell, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cardwell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bowes and their Belleville son, Mr. and Mrs. J E Freedrick Reese, Max Conzelman, Warren Nelson, Carl Hammer, Wilbur Zener, Mrs. Walter Boyles and Mr. and Mrs. C W Strom.
Mrs. Moe marked her 80th birthday with a Thursday gathering of relatives. Four decorated cakes came from Mrs. Albert Jackson, Mrs. Richard Loring, Mrs. Bill Moe, and Mr. Lloyd Lindberg. Attendees included Mrs. Vic Carlson, the Lindbergs, the Carlsons, the MOEs, and Mrs. Minkie Anderson, with refreshments of home made ice cream cake and coffee.
A Friday afternoon gathering with Mrs Lena Fogelberg included Mrs Agnes Cardwell Mrs S J Swenson Mrs Minnie Anderson Mrs Jde N Johnson Mrs Merle Hager Mrs Frank Lervold Mrs Duaine Greenslade Mrs Elmer Melby Mrs George Larson and Rev N H Pearson. The group shared a Bible study and refreshments were served by Mrs Fogelberg.
Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cline in honor of Jolene Cline’s birthday anniversary included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Farlee Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cline Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cardwell Mr. Lloyd Haligran Max Bud Warren Merlyn Farlee and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Morten Jensen and Charles.
Mr and Mrs Vic Gutscher and John Porter were Thursday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Wilson.
Mr and Mrs John Cady welcomed Mr and Mrs Keith Cady and family as Sunday guests, sharing time with relatives and enjoying a family gathering.
Mrs Merle Haser was a Saturday evening supper guest at the home of Duaine Greenslade.
Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren and Donna were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Scrivner and were hosted at their home. The brief item notes social visiting without further details.
Steven Cardwell describes his dog Topper who enjoys a rubber bone, fetches when tossed, and sleeps in a box at night. He watches out the window when the family leaves and waits for their return, expressing a wish for another dog just like Topper.
The Riverview 4 H Club earned its seal of approval when the charter was placed during a ceremony led by Judy Freed and Clara Williams at the last meeting on January 19. The program featured a piano solo by Shirley Thompson and music appreciation by Janice Florell. Paul Coborn shared a council report and recreation activities were coordinated by Judy and Roger Freed. Andy Thompsons were hosts with Clara Williams serving as reporter.
The Social Hour club met January 20 with 11 members and a Current Event. Mrs Berggren received the prize along with Mr Cardwell and Mrs Farslee. Mrs Allen will host February 3 with a 10c Valentine gift exchange.
Den one of Troop 232 met January 18 in the school with seven cubs and den mothers. They worked on ditto fold crafts for the month project and planned to present a skit at the pack meeting Wednesday night.
The Sunshine Circle met January 17 at the Methodist church parlors with Mrs. Pat Sancell presiding. Mrs. Kenneth Danielson led Scripture and prayer as new members Mrs. Harold Swanson and Mrs. Clarence Herrman joined. Plans were made to serve lunch at the Ellen Johnson sale January 30 and a silent auction was held with a lunch served by hostesses Mrs. Addison Carlson Mrs. Russell Anderson and Mrs. Eunice Canfield.
Warren Nelson was elected secretary of the Scandia Community Club at the City Office building meeting held Thursday night January 19. Walter H. Berger was re-elected president and Floyd Johnson was re-elected vice-president. Owing to small turnout, no important business was transacted.
A four story house on the late Charles Nordman farm southwest of Scandia burned completely Saturday evening. Fire officials believe a defective flu started the blaze near the roof. Mr and Mrs Jim Stansbury visiting relatives witnessed the inferno from the hill and only a small amount of clothing was saved as the home was destroyed.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Hammer hosted the 47 club at their home Thursday evening January 19. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Richard Loring Mr and Mrs George Larson Mr and Mrs M L Larson Mr and Mrs Eldon Larson Mr and Mrs Iver Hammer and Sonja Mr and Mrs Victor Herrman Mr and Mrs Lloyd McGregor Mrs Clarence Herrman and Mrs Gustava Ostberg and Ted.
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