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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
1
Rev and Mrs N H Pearson of Bismarck North Dakota renew their Journal subscription with a check. They note enjoying the summer weather and continuing to read the Journal after many years.
The Scandia Rural High School building will host a party at 7 30 pm on Thursday July 15 1965 in honor of Dr B Porter Ahrens 80th birthday. The General Public of the Community is cordially invited. Sponsored by the Scandia Lions Club.
The American Legion schedules a practice shoot at the Old Sale Barn on Sunday July 11 at 1 30 p m.
Daily calls at Scandia Rest Home listed residents including Albert and Mrs Jackson ER Tornquist Olson Linden Linden Linden Rasmussen Raney Kelly Buer Larson Evert Bettis and others. June 27 services by Rev George Sells of Montrose and visits by Estella Gramman and Carrie Larson noted. July 4 plans and thanks to the American Legion Auxiliary plus decorations from Tory Garwood and Fern Cuthbertson mentioned. Frank Hyder remains in Republic County Hospital.
Attendees at Beloit cemetery Saturday afternoon included Mrs Agnes Cardwell and Mr Homer Cardwell among many relatives. James Robert Brown is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown a sister and three brothers grandmothers and great grandmother listed from Beloit Scandia and Republic communities.
Donations this week for Ball Park Improvements include the City of Scandia labor and pack hoe, Sherdahl Boosters 4-H Club, Bob Lervold, and others bringing total to 86.26. We still need about 200.00 to finish. Also reports surgery for Mrs. Charley Stolander. a long list of visits and guests at various homes. marshmallow world poetry quoted. multiple local residents and visitors featured in weekly social notes.
Monday evening a potluck supper and homemade ice cream were enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duaine Greenslade. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thull and family of Cawker City, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Aspegren and family, and Mr. and Mrs H D Manely and girls. Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs Charley Cardwell.
A group from Wichita Courtland Belleville and Jamestown spent Sunday afternoon at the Stanley McMillan home in Jamestown visiting Mr and Mrs Charlie Berggren and family.
The Sherdiahl Boosters sewing class met with Mrs. Max Thompson on Tuesday afternoon July 6. The girls worked on aprons and sewed sewing boxes. Present were Paula and Lois Nonderd, Mary Ann Waite, and Cynthia Thompson with mothers Mrs Irvin Nondorf and Mrs Bill Waite in attendance.
The community mourns the death of Bill Brewer of Norway after a long illness. He died Sunday evening at St Joseph hospital in Concordia at age 54.
A series of birthday events lit up Glenwood and nearby towns. The Kirk home hosted Lisa Kirk and Marcy Isaacson birthdays with family guests from McCook Nebraska and local names. Dr C V Haggman hosted a dinner for Mrs Chester Anderson and relatives at the Royal Cafe. Mrs EB M Eastvedt and others attended honoring Mrs Norman Hammer at P P Hammer home. Ralph Moe and family joined a Thursday supper for Elmer Van Nortwick’s birthday with several relatives present.
Buford J. Miller reports three loans under the Economic Opportunity Act in Cloud and Republi counties. One funds auto repair shop equipment, another helps a landowner buy ewes for an 80 acre tract, and the first loan aided a LeDuc family near Clyde with a dairy setup. Loans target farm families excluded from regular credit and total up to 2500 dollars to boost income or reduce expenses. Weekend visitors and a picnic honor Central District Co. employees in Belleville.
Public health guidance urges Kansans to use sun protection to reach the goal of 80 productive years by 1980. It notes tanning risks, sunburn, heat exhaustion, and possible skin cancer from prolonged exposure, advising protective clothing and limited sun time. The rest of the text lists local social visits and medical notices from Concordia and nearby towns.
Pay Way Feed Mills in Hastings Nebraska gains FDA approval to manufacture Pay Way Cattle Wormer Protein Supplement a pelleted cattle feed containing Thibenzole. The product is tasteless so cattle eat it in normal rations and is effective against immature and mature worms with a wide safety margin. It can be fed to range pasture or feedlot cattle including dairy and pregnant animals. Johnson and Larson Grain and Feed Co. will stock the supplement.
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