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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1960
Page
3
Eugene Herrman performs under Supt. Mrs. LaVerne Meihus in a local organ recital titled Organiet with Mrs. Meihus guiding the program through selected pieces in a community concert setting.
Pastor George B. Nielson leads Friday service at 2 00 ASCW with Mrs Vernon Erickson as program director On the fourth Sunday after Trinity 9 00 am Sunday School 10 00 am Morning Worship Sermon by Vernon Mae from Ada Kackley and scripture by Kenneth Tuley highlighted for the service
Thursday worship 7:00 senior MYF Saturday 10:00 junior choir practice Sunday 9:00 Sunday School 10:00 morning worship led by S Mancil Bell district superintendent of Concordia. Tuesday Intermediate MYF canceled. Family and guests appearances include Loren Hammer Lori Johnson and several local residents and visiting grandchildren from Lincoln and Fredonia.
Mrs. Alice Hammer and Mrs. Har old McDowell spent Saturday morning with Mrs. Merle Haser.
A collection of candidate notices announces runs for State Senator Sheriff Register of Deeds County Superintendent County Treasurer County Commissioner Second District and Clerk of the District Court in Republic County Kansas on the Republican or Democratic tickets subject to the August primary election. Names include THO A SANBORN GLENN TALLENT MARIE MCKENZIE W J BILL MATTHIAS MRS JOHN SKELTON FRANK SERVOLD CLIFFORD McCLURE and EARL BALDRIDGE.
Mrs Carl announces a Thursday afternoon gathering with Alice Hammer and Mrs Harold Mc Dowell as attendees in the community social note of the local page.
A devotional note reflects on Amos passages condemning social injustice and plunder, paired with Romans 15 urging acceptance and unity. It emphasizes humility, service to others, and living to please God while building harmony within the community.
On Monday morning, Mrs. Reuben welcomed Hainer along with Mrs. Delbert Tholstrup and Johnson and their children for a social visit.
USDA scientists develop the Universal Erosion Equation to predict annual soil loss in a field. The model includes rain energy, slope length and angle, erosion controls, soil type, and cover practices, with rainfall-erosion intensity as a key factor tested by Soil Conservation Service technici ans in Tennessee using an artificial rainmaker to simulate real conditions.
A sermon argues that Christian love requires social justice not charity alone. It cites Amos on supporting the poor, fair treatment, and avoiding discrimination. It links unequal education funding to national weakness and calls for leadership and housing projects to aid the disadvantaged.
A candidate from the Second District of Republic County announces a bid for the office of County Commissioner. The notice asserts the candidate’s intent to serve, outlining commitment to local governance and public service.
A brief political notice indicates TOMMY JAMES runs as Democratic candidate for State Senator in the 20th district Cloud and Republic counties with August primary influence, while OSCAR ODEL seeks Sheriff in Republic County under Republican voters. Mrs. Earl Melby expresses thanks for hospital visits meals and support for their sons.
The USDA lifted Florida screwworm restrictions as Southeast eradication progresses affecting interstate moves. Year round rules now apply to shipments from California New Mexico and Arizona into the eradication region while Texas and Louisiana movements remain restricted. Since mid June 1959 no Florida screwworm infestations have been reported with prior months seeing up to 40000 cases monthly.
A method to boost hand truck load capacity by attaching two pipe lengths to the frame using floor flanges. The flanges are bolted near the lower frame, pipes screwed in, and removable when not needed.
A series of social visits highlighted the weekend with Mrs. Anna Hohman hosting Mrs. Jewell Winfrey and Mrs. Bob Pence of Kansas City, while Concordia guests the Briggs family stayed with the Modlin family. Others included Mrs. Rasmussen visiting Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. McDowell and Mrs. Hammer calling on Mrs. Cari McDowell.
Joseph Mignella of Manville 58 years old earned his high school diploma after four years of night study and was admitted to Rutgers evening college. He plans a political science major, illustrating the value of higher education despite hardships.
World industrial production outside communist countries rose 40 percent from 1950 to 1958 per United Nations figures. The United States and Canada lagged this growth, with recessions in 1953-54 and 1957-58 hitting North American output harder than Europe and Latin America.
A bizarre blind fish Bathytphlops marianae from Caribbean depths is under study at the Smithsonian. Ichthyologists work with the only two specimens from depths of 2,850 to 3,000 feet, caught on a Fish and Wildlife Service Oregon expedition. The species likely is common in its dark sea bottom habitat.
UC Berkeley physicists report cosmic ray measurements at high altitudes show solar disturbances can spike radiation by 10 000 to 100 000 times, implying space travelers face serious proton storms. An outburst could threaten a manned moon mission if timed correctly. frequency remains uncertain.
An official from the New York City Health Department warns of rising accidental poisonings. Dr Harold Jacobziner cites domestically taken drugs as the leading cause, with barbiturates and aspirin prominent. He urges education and safe storage to protect children and reduce incidents.
New York engineers test an artificially created storm to study cockpit glass clearing on jet transports in production. They note conventional wipers fail at high speeds as the air lifts blades away, so researchers pursue better solutions for pilots to maintain visibility in heavy rain and wind.
A tiny shrimplike organism Tigriopus found in tidepools worldwide may become a standard lab model for marine biology. The hardy creature tolerates heat cold salinity and fresh water and could ease genetic studies of marine life.
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