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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
2
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas lists subscription details by W Plotner and Son Publishers. A yearly rate is set at $1.50 with post office mail handling as second class matter.
The Amana Lutheran Church schedules Fifth Sunday after Trinity with a Matthew gospel reading. Philip Leaf and sister bring a church paper program and sermon. A free will offering supports Leaf. Evening service at Ada Lutheran Church followed by park union service at 8 PM. Confirmation on July 24 at 10 AM with Lord's Supper and Bible offering. Rev. Chas Pehrson is pastor.
The Sunday school begins at 10:00 A M followed by morning worship at 11:00 A M with the subject Youth asking if today’s youth differ from yesterday’s and what schools offer spiritually. Epworth League meets at 7:30 P M and an open air service at 8:00 P M with Rev Miller of Lovewell Kansas delivering the sermon. QO J Lundberg pastor.
Journal notes from July 1902 record local moves and events. Tebow couple repents Sunday in Scandia. B E Beckman visits from Randolph for the Fourth. M Hancock travels from Rydal Hast. seeks post office at Rydal. John Hugos crosses river. Bees swarm at George Haney’s yard. George Stromberg works for Nom Vandeveer. John Emery and A Sandell move due to high water. Norway mail arrives from Scandia by Shand car. H S Rooper F H Dolsen and A B Wimball ride down. C A Wardrum visits from Scandia. Enoch Larson loses a horse after a near-cave while farming. Miss Hattie Ryan visits from Clay Center.
Ancient tale describes King Xerxes ordering 90 000 troops counted and massed to form a wall as advisers counted the invasion force. The method yielded a claim of about 1 700 000 foot soldiers and 50 000 cavalry, with sailors and attendants raising totals to 7 000.
Vernon Holmes travels from Kansas City for a two week vacation with his mother and relatives. James M Brown Evelyn plan Iowa visit. William Matthias returns from Hutchinson visit via Halstead. Tibbetts and Mainquist visit former home in E C Wires’ home. Mrs Beulah Thompson’s death announced to J W Plotner of Kenton Ohio. John Crawford of Monrovia California visiting Formosa. Nimocks family visits Lincoln to see Mrs Nimocks in hospital recovery from tonsil operation. Mrs Baker of Concordia hospital tumor operation. Rev Baker and daughter Helen stay in Halstead.
The Presbyterian church community held a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Walker who depart for Winchester Kansas. They received a silver water pitcher and a party with games and refreshments featuring ice cream and cake. The new fountain at Haggman & Wires is two feet longer with nearly double ice cream capacity and a separate cellar motor.
Aunt Aggie explains the tomato once deemed poisonous is now a staple in American homes. It highlights its color flavor vitamin content and affordability. The piece notes vitamins A B and C and cites Kansas State home economics authorities. It suggests serving ideas such as stuffed tomato salad.
Recipe uses 6 tablespoons each of chicken veal or tongue 6 tablespoons cooked peas 3 olives chopped 3 pickles chopped or 6 tablespoons fresh cucumber. Tomatoes hollowed and dressed with salad dressing then stuffed with seasoned meat and vegetables. Served on lettuce. Also brief local social notes about Mrs Adolph Nelson Mrs Ed Swanson and Vernice at A P Swanson home and a mention of light Thursday shower and Scandia Produce asks for eggs cream and poultry.
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