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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
4
Henry H. Van Natta announces his candidacy for re election as Probate Judge of Republic County on the Republican ticket in the August primary, subject to voters guidance.
Chas H Peterka announces his Republican bid for Republic County Sheriff in the upcoming August primary election. He seeks the party’s nomination to lead the county law enforcement effort.
Warren A. Scott announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court of Republic County in the August primary election.
Multiple candidates declare for August primary across Republic County. CHAS W Mizer seeks Republican nomination for Register of Deeds. ELSIE Bowersox runs for re election as County Clerk on Democratic ticket. Elmer H Isaacson also announces candidacy for Democratic voters in the county.
Kenneth L Meyers announces candidacy for a second term as County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket subject to the will of voters at the August primary.
A public notice announces Mrs. Thressa Kelly as a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to the will of the voters.
In Republic County the State Representative from the 60th District is set for Democratic primary selection on the August ballot with B. M. Strnad as a named candidate.
A candidate for State Representative in Kansas seeks the 60th District nomination in the August Republican primary. The entry names Chris C. Green as the applicant.
Monday guests included Mrs Ejner Larsen, Miss Olga Larsen of Denmark, and Mrs Jack Jorgensen of Chicago Tl, visiting with Mr and Mrs Don Larsen and Sonia.
Cpl and Mrs Paul Clark came home to Scandia Saturday night and Manhattan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Emery Berry visited with Mr and Mrs Walter Northcott at Beloit on Sunday.
Notice of sheriff sale under alias execution from Atchison County District Court case 18 846 Luke Miller v O W Erickson. The sale of a Caterpillar D8 tractor serial 202378 will be held July 17, 1950 at 10 a.m. at the George Frankamp home in Republic County Kansas one mile west and 214 miles south of Republic Kansas. Charles H. Peterka Sheriff.
Rev Bertha Jackson presides with Sunday School at 10 join if not a member of another Sunday School next Sunday to study a beloved Old Testament character Church services at 1100 WSWS Friday afternoon in the aid room Mrs Lula Hain leads the WSWS meeting with the monthly council of administration to follow all officers should be present
Rev J Orville Bookless leads services with Sunday School at 10 AM and worship at 11 AM. The Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Thursday and the Executive Committee gathers at 1 30 PM to plan. Mth Youth Fellowship follows at 7 30 PM.
Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 00 a m Vernon Swanson Supt No morning service service at Brantford Amana group meets Friday 2 30 at Mrs Ed Swanson hosts Miss Anna Swanson and Mrs Ed Swanson. Local visits include Lorentz of Beloit Jensen families of Denver Larsen of Norway Hain Moe Hicks Larson and Berger among others.
Mr and Mrs Charles Rasmussen and Eugene of Charles City visited Mr and Mrs R A Rasmussen and relatives, staying Sunday night and Monday at the Leslie Rasmussen home. Bill Skinner and family of Mankato spent Friday with the Oscar Odell home. Joe Evans and Irene Odell of Republic were Sunday afternoon guests at the Odell residence.
Ina Carlton schemes to trap Phil Bacon over a supposed snub then confesses a false plot after seeing the old Mendon road house. Phil reveals he bought the property himself and planned improvements with his architect, clearing the misunderstanding.
In New York three animals long seen as dull wits the coyote armadillo and whitetailed deer defy extinction and thrive amid civilization. Dr Harold E Anthony notes the coyote adapts to human surroundings expanding its range from the west to Ohio and Alaska proving elusive and clever.
LAKE SUCCESS New York Dr Vincent J Schaefer described at a U N conference how weather control could neutralize storms with powerful wind hail and lightning and even create snow reservoirs and rain where desired He cited seeding clouds with dry ice silver iodide or water to produce snow or rain and cautioned that droughts cannot be broken from cloudless skies
Madison shop offers a wide range of tricks and gadgets along with stories of Art Brush a top magician who prefers retail to touring He recalls tricks he performs for customers and notes that women’s entry into bars left only men in that field He began magic at six and later entertained an Arabian sheik earning a gold threaded headdress for a wartime demonstration of illusion
E R Stensons Mike and Jane arrived Sunday morning for an extended visit with her mother Mrs Ada Aspgren and other relatives. Laura Larson and Mrs G A Nystrom called on Mr and Mrs J W Hall Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G A Nystrom and Laura Larson visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bushby hosted Saturday afternoon guests including Mr. and Mrs. Parker Bushby Miss Gladys Jasper and Miss Mary West for a social gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doctor in a cordial neighborhood event.
Mr and Mrs Jack Foraker of Wa mego spent Sunday morning with Mr and Mrs Boyd Burge. Mrs Bill Gunter, Mrs Jane Thomas, Mrs John Loring, Mrs Reuben Bettis and Mrs Jack Moe were Thursday afternoon coffee guests of Mrs Bill Moe. Mr and Mrs Rodney Dovel and Mrs Fannie Dovel spent the weekend visiting Mr and Mrs Chris Hiner of Fairbury Nebr.
Mr and Mrs Rodney Dovel called on Mr and Mrs Warren Wallin and family Sunday afternoon.
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