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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1956
Page
2
The weekly program lists Sunday School from 8 to 10 and Divine Worship at 9 with Communion. First Sunday services occur monthly and the Ladies' Aid meets on the first Thursday afternoon. Members and friends are urged to attend all events at the church parlors.
The Amana Lutheran Church led by Pastor J H Peargon lists Sunday School and Bible Classes at 4:20 am, morning service at 11:00 with Kenneth Dahlstrom in charge, and a Friday 2:30 gathering in the church parlor hosted by Mrs Delbert Aspegren and Mrs Agnes Cardwell. A special congregational meeting is set for Tuesday July 10 at 8:00 to call a pastor.
Rev R B Wilke leads Sunday services at the Methodist Church with 9 00 a m Sunday School 10 00 a m Morning Worship 6 60 p m Intermediate MYF and 7 00 p m Senior MYF listed for the day
Warren A. Scott announces candidacy for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket subject to voters will in August primary. H J Jens Carr seeks Republican nomination for State Senator district 30 covering Cloud and Republic counties subject to August party primary. J E John Skehiltfon announces candidacy for Sheriff of Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to August primary voters.
Multiple Republic and Democratic ticket candidates in Republic County Kansas announce their candidacies for local offices. Pat Kelly runs for County Commissioner 2nd District on the Republican ticket, with other filings including Sheriff, County Treasurer, Register of Deeds, and County Clerk on respective party lines. Candidates pledge to follow voters’ will in the August primary election.
Henry H. Van Matta runs for reelection as Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas. The Republican candidate seeks voter support under party guidance and subject to voters will at the election.
Roy E. Sandsill Sr. announces reelection bid for County Superintendent of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket. Nomination subject to party rules and the will of the voters.
A series of political candidacies announced in Republic County Kansas include Percy H. Collans Jr and Anthony A. Shaman running for County Attorney on the Democratic ticket, Wallace W. Aspegren running for County Commissioner Second District on the Republican ticket, and Ted Sanborn running as the Republican nominee for State Senator of the 30th Kansas District in the August primary.
FC. Clerk of District Court hereby announces candidacy for the office of Clerk of the District Court of Republic County on the Democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the August primary election.
A fragment indicates Fred D Swoyer runs on the Republican ticket for Republic County Attorney, subject to voters in the August primary. The note references the office and primary election context.
A Republican candidate seeks the nomination for State Representative in the 60th District subject to the August Primary. Ben Lervold is the named candidate in this party push.
Norman Burandt announces his candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Republic County as a Democrat in the August Primary election.
Maxine D. Earhart was appointed executrix and trustee of Eidith Mabel McKenzie on June 22 1956 by the Probate Court of Republic County Kansas. She has Letters Testamentary and will supervise claims against the estate through the nine month deadline from June 28 1956. Ward and Collins represent the executrix.
Thanks are extended to friends and relatives for visits flowers gifts and cards during the hospital stay. Sunday guests included Mrs Loren Carlgren and Lea Ann and the Fikes and Johnsons. other visits featured Mr and Mrs Adam Wenda and Mr and Mrs Ben Marshall with Lyle Marshall of Benton Arkansas visiting Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Hammer and Mrs Kenneth Tuley hosted guests Friday evening. Agnes Caldwell and J D Greenslade visited Wednesday afternoon. Rodeal and Lervold families hosted EuGene and Marjorie for Sunday dinner. Linden and Shaffer families traveled to Lincoln Nebr for visits. Shaffer remains in hospital care. Stolander and Wilson households hosted Wednesday evening gatherings. Gile Swanson and Darrel joined DeWitt for Sunday evening calls.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson and family along with Mr and Mrs George Fike Jr and Everette were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs O A Johnson. Mrs Blanche Skala Mary and Mrs Elsie Stransky of Munden plus Mrs Jim Jansek of Mahaska and Mrs Rodney Dovel visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Morris Moravek and baby of Norway. Mr and Mrs Earl Melby and family and Delbert Grimm of Wichita were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nondorf and Larry of Courtland.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Tholstrup and family of Wichita spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Reuben Johnson and other relatives.
A group of ladies gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Benny Lervold’s home to honor her birthday anniversary. Guests included Mrs. Wm. Clark, Mrs. Carl Erickson, Mrs. George Fike Jr., Mrs. O. A. Johnson, Mrs. Walter Boyles, Mrs. Lottie Lervold, Mrs. Reuben Johnson, Mrs. Wm. Free and Alta Tucker of Courtland. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nelson and baby were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Richards. Loren Florell and Vickie hosted by Gene Milner of Belleville for Sunday supper. Ted Milner and Clifford Carey of Longmont, Colorado, and Ray Milner visited Loren Florell Saturday morning.
Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Allen Larson and family. Wichita visitors Mrs Reuben Johnson Mrs Lottie Lervold and Mrs Delbert Tholstrup and children called on Mr and Mrs Don Johnson and family of Formosa Saturday afternoon. Mr Robert Lind ecrantz left Sunday morning for Fort Lewis Washington after thirty days with his parents Mr and Mrs Maler Lindec rantz and family.
Mrs Vic Brown and Mark of Republic and Mrs Anna Hohman visited Saturday afternoon with Mrs Maggie Hohman. Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe were Monday dinner guests of Mrs Grace Kallman of Belleville. Mr and Mrs Roy Thomas visited Mrs Cameron Lowe. Arlis White and family spent Wednesday to Sunday with Edwin White and Mike and Bob White families at Lincoln Nebraska. Homer Christensen and Hilma Stenson were Sunday with John Sjolander.
Eustace Sjolander was accompanied Thursday evening by his parents Mr and Mrs John Sjolander during a family visit.
A Saturday evening picnic in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Zener included guests Mrs. Clark and Miss Florence Clark of Minneapolis and several local residents including Adair, Josie Robison, Helen Beck, Lena Lloyd, Franklin, Janet Briscoe, and Wesley Johnson.
Friday evening Mr and Mrs Alva Thompson hosted a party for Mrs Thompson s birthday anniversary with guests including Mr and Mrs Andy Thompson and family Mr and Mrs Loren Fiorell and Vickie and Mr and Mrs Delbert Aspegren and children.
Mrs Anna Hohman received a letter from Mr and Mrs Charles Hohman noting their move to Corvallis Oregon and a pleasant trip. Chuck works for a building contractor and they are settled well. Mrs Lee Loring Bette Lea and Arnold toured Kansas City on Monday and Tuesday with visits to Riley Maurice Medlin family.
A brief social note records that public spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Anna Hohman in a domestic gathering. The account emphasizes cordiality and community ties without detailing the invitation or event purpose.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Van Nortwick and Lynn visited Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe. Jack Moe of Topeka was a Sunday evening guest at the Ralph Moe home.
Mr and Mrs Galen Harrold of Nampa Idaho spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Norris. Mrs Sam Mahin of Courtland visited Monday afternoon with Mrs Anna Hohman.
Willis Harnegel attended a Sunday evening supper guest at Billy Clark. Henry Tripplette joined a Saturday supper guest at the Wm Clark home.
Mrs Axel Nelson spent Friday as a visitor at the Anton Nelson residence, aligning with local family visit customs.
The passage argues that the Bible presents Jesus as Son of God rather than using the explicit phrase divinity. It notes Hebrews introduces the title and begins to explain its meaning, encouraging readers to study the Bible itself. Dr. Foreman provides the perspective.
The text argues that God has spoken through Jesus Christ, not via creeds or books, making Christ the decisive revelation of God. It explains creation by the Son and presents Jesus as both reflection and stamp of God’s nature, stressing the necessity of accepting him as God’s Son and the ultimate authority.
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