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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
1
Temperatures fall into the 40s this Wednesday as a cooling trend that started Sunday ends with a return to normal warmth. After a near 100 degree high last Friday and light rainfall, the harvest has been slowed by damp conditions.
An arts and crafts shop will open July 10 in Lloyd Nelsons building on Main Street north side. It will be open Sunday through Friday at first to invite crafts and gifts for viewing and sale. consignors keep 90 percent. items include baked painted sewn or built crafts.
Alice Peterson 75 longtime Scindia resident dies June 29 after illness. Survived by two sons Robert Cahill Kearny AZ Bernard Cahill Anchorage AK. 13 grandchildren. 7 great grandchildren. brother Edward Sallman Republic KS. two half brothers Silas Perry Superior NE Frank Ebright Hardy NE. Funeral July 3 at Bachelor Faulkness Dart Funeral Home officiated by Revs. Jyle Miller Oscar Rover. Interment Riverview Cemetery. Also Shaerdahl Boosters sewing meeting June 22 at Mrs Larry Hobson with style review August 5 planned. Harvest Festival July 15 at Cuba KS invites performers. Scandinavian crafts and bake sale fundraisers listed.
Scandia American Legion beat Clyde 14 2 in seven innings as Jim Reed homered with two on. Belleville lost to Scandia 12 2 Sunday night, with two bases loaded left. A change of date moved Legion game to July 19 at Clyde. Politically, a House vote amended the labor bill to bar funds for OSHA inspections at firms with 25 or fewer employees, with Senate alignment noted and calls to expand farmer exemptions.
Republic County Kansas reports 272 registered in Scandia precinct on July 4 with over 1700 filings countywide. Registration extended to July 11 for those not yet signed up, open hours set at Belleville courthouse, and residency rules debated by Attorney General Miller. County election officer Carl E. Larson notes new all precinct voting and urges careful re registration when moving or changing name.
The Lovewell Dam project, begun in 1955 after a 1935 flood, provides insured water to about 50 000 acres, controls White Rock Creek flooding, and supports recreation and wildlife. Officials and residents celebrate while noting Kansas Nebraska visitors and a $20 867 95 annual taxpayer cost.
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