Second Class Matter Notice for Scandia Kansas
Entered as second class matter at the office in Scandia Kansas under act of Congress March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1944
Page
4
Entered as second class matter at the office in Scandia Kansas under act of Congress March 8 1879.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m Loren Hedstrom Sept Evening service at 00 o clock Sermon Launch out into the Deep Luke 5 1 11 Ladies Aid at Church Parlors Thursday July 6 at 2 30 p m Hostesses Mesdames Martin Larson and Lloyd Barleen Junior Confirmation Class Sunday evening at 7 00 p m and Thursday at 8 00 p m
A brief church notice announces Sunday School and Bible Classes scheduled for 10:00 in the morning. The item emphasizes regular weekly gatherings for religious instruction and fellowship.
The Methodist Church hosts a 8:30 p.m. service with postponed Luther League social due to harvest. Mrs. Frank Lervold hosts the Amana Circle on Friday afternoon. Vocational Bible School ends Friday, and organizers thank Miss Norma Greenshade for significant help, praising the year’s start and hoping for a better next year.
Sunday School at 10:00 Morning Worship at 11:00 with Clarence Nelson. Union Prayer Service Thursday at 8:30 led by Rev M A Perkins. A community invitation to attend services and meetings. Thanks for flowers in our bereavement from Mr and Mrs J H Hooker.
Frank Granstedt announces purchase of the Lem Cooper Insurance Agency and says he will handle all insurance needs for clients.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey accepted the Republican presidential nomination in Chicago with running mate Gov. Bricker beside him. He pledged a cabinet of the ablest Americans, promised to end one man government, and said victory in war must be followed by victory in peace. He invoked the founders’ caution about three terms.
The B 29 Superfortress program showcases five major airframe plants and sub contractors across Seattle Ren ton Wichita Omaha and Marietta with vast factories like Fisher Body Dodge and Boeing units. Production shifts redirect facilities and labor to the warplane amid multi million dollar investment and nationwide collaboration.
Christian Science services held at Forest Lawn for Mrs Will Rogers widow of the cowboy humorist who died in Santa Monica California. Her body to rest in a vault a month or more before burial beside her husband in the Will Rogers Memorial at Claremore Oklahoma.
In a wartime column Charles Satterfield urges readers to value education and local schools as essential to victory. He argues wars are fought for freedom and condemns fascism while calling for immediate action to rebuild and strengthen communities and schools for returning soldiers.
Marguerite Graham announces her candidacy for Republic County Treasurer subject to Democratic voters at the August primary. She appeals for support from local residents and party members.
Announcements of candidacy for County Superintendent Sheriff Probate Judge and State Representative in Republic County with August primary, including Fannie Dillaver William S. Trask P R Bill Milner Henry H Van Natta C C Green Charles A Walsh. All filings state nos. of party and district along with qualification to the will of voters.
Public notice announces candidates for Republic County offices in Kansas for the August 1st 1944 primary. Names include Elsie Bowersox for Register of Deeds Warren A Scott for Clerk of the District Court Chas H Stanad Albert Sjoholm for County Commissioner 2nd District W D Vande for District Judge 12th Judicial District A G Chick Benycher for Sheriff plus a Democrat entry.
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