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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1961
Page
3
Esther Circle meets at the church Thursday at 2 pm. Junior Choir gathers Friday at 9 30 am. Senior MYF sponsors an Ice Cream Social Saturday at 7 pm. Sunday features Sunday School at 9 am and Morning Worship at 10 am with a Prayer Cell at 7 pm. Intermediate MYF meets Wednesday at 7 pm.
Mrs Erick E. Erickson and Mrs Lillie Thompson express gratitude to friends and relatives for cards flowers and best wishes during hospital stays at Mc Cleary Clinic and after returning home noting their appreciation.
Callers at the Ed Loring residence over the past week included Mrs. Carl Reece Mrs. Mike Herrick Mrs. John Nondorf Mrs. Lloyd Nelson Mr. and Mrs Ray Tingstrom Mr. and Mrs Sam Mahin of Courtland George Stromberg Mr. and Mrs Gene Spitler and Anita of Courtland and Mrs. Charlies Klima.
Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farrell included multiple families such as Robert Lareen Darwin Housholder Delbert Aspgren Harold Swanson and others with homemade ice cream and cake. Sunday dinner guests at Harold Melhus’s home included LaVern Melhus Joseph Melhus Charley Cardwell and families from Ofhatin and nearby, followed by more visits Monday and Sunday afternoon hosts Rex Sandell and family hosted several Mrs. Harold Anderson Mabel Cline Jolene Norton Berggren and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sederlin and family arrived Monday evening from California to visit Mr. and Mrs. Elgene Sederlin and other relatives before settling in their new home. Mrs. Reuben Johnson visited Salina relatives Tuesday through Thursday. Rickie and David Ulstrop returned home with their mother after Sunday dinner guests included Emil Isaacson Chuck and Jane of Kansas City and Hal Perrin Christina of Omaha with Ralph Clark and Judy of Grand Island. Afternoon guests were Joseph Johnson and Noble Isaacson.
Mrs. Junior Rasmussen and children of Lincoln Nebr spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen. Terry and Rhonda returned home with their mother after visiting grandparents and other relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Neal Caly.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rasmussen Mrs Fern Cuthbertson and Mrs Junior Rasmussen with children of Lincoln Nebraska enjoyed a Friday evening picnic supper at River Park, a brief social item from the community.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris of Belleville and Mr and Mrs Alvin Petersen with Mrs Ada Aspegren and Mrs Minnie Anderson joined Mr and Mrs Carrol Anderson and Judith for a Saturday evening supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hobson entertained with a card party Saturday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robison, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Isaacson, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Melby, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Robison, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Champlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kauer of Belleville.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Peterson spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Everett Hanson in a cordial social gathering.
Gia Guitye Hugos reportedly sought medical care and treatment at a Salina hospital on Monday morning.
A essay argues that men can form platonic friendships with women without romance. It cites Jesus as an example and contrasts with Pharisees who avoided female interaction, humorously noting their strict caution around women.
The text argues Jesus kept no romance with women but valued Mary and Martha of Bethany as warm friends. He gave them time and listening, then lasting help, shown especially in supporting them through Lazarus death with the claim I am the resurrection and the life. It emphasizes understanding as key to true friendship.
A study at USDA Beltsville shows plastic sealed bunkers cut dry matter losses by about half and greatly reduce seepage and gas losses. Two-year tests found sealed bunkers preserved feed better. one year orchard grass losses dropped from 37.1 to 19.1 percent.
A list of visitors and callers over the past week to Mrs Lillie Thompson includes Edith Fors berg Ellen Sederlin Josie Robison Andy Thompson Joey Alva Thompson Nancy Colleen Loren Florell Vickie Clarence Gile Leonard Countryman Judy Rita Man kato Jack Countryman Esbow Charlie Berggren Gwen Glasgow Belleville Otto Wetzel W S English Lottie Larsen Maudie Farrell.
A sequence of social visits is recorded with multiple households hosting and visiting across towns. Names include Mrs. ElReno Sederlin, Mrs. W. J. Matthias, Mrs. Bill Haskins, Mrs. Halsey Barber, Diane Hammer, and families in Concordia Wichita Belleville Narka Fairbury Kansas City and Nebr. The pattern shows neighbors exchanging hospitality from Wednesday through Tuesday.
The American Petroleum Institute heard that the petroleum sector and manufacturers can expand farm selling opportunities in the next decade. Farmers in the United States spend about 3.5 billion dollars annually on petroleum products. George Krieger of Ethyl Corporation in Hollywood Florida noted that fewer marginal farms raise efficiency and that declining marginal customers could lower selling costs and boost profitability for farm petroleum marketing in the 1960s. He added that farm incomes of 10000 dollars or more rose 33 percent in five years, while those under 2500 dollars fell 40 percent.
A new eight row tractor mounted cultivator designed for soybeans. It attaches to a 1800 horsepower tractor and uses hydraulically controlled units that move vertically to match ground contours. End sections fold for narrow gates and storage.
Mrs Axel Smith spent Monday evening with Mrs Florence Stafford. Mrs Labon Marshall joined Mrs Florence Stafford on Tuesday for an informal visit.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson visited Mr and Mrs Ronald Janasek of Manhattan on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gene Brown and family of Beloit were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell.
Be loit residents Mr and Mrs C B McKimson called at The Journal office last Thursday. Pearl Strom moved to Republic to live with Mrs Estie Allen. Dr and Mrs BE Porter Ahrens and Mrs Anna Hohman visited Mr and Mrs Lester Thompson and Patsy Sunday. Ron Schilling and family from Jamestown North Dakota called on Godfrey Boman Saturday night. Chester Anderson and Georgie Stromberg were guests of Godfrey Boman and family Saturday evening. Schilling and family from Jamestown are visiting Frank Milner and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Harry Cline of Superior Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Oscar Berggren were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Cline in Republic.
Dr and Mrs E Porter Ahrens visited Friday evening with Mrs Nelson J Ward who had been confined to Republic County hospital.
Mr and Mrs Howard Mahan of Glendale and Mr and Mrs Frank Mahan of Belleville visited Friday for lunch with Dr and Mrs E Porter Ahrens.
Over the past week visitors included Nels Florell Dr V Haggman Miss Amanda Rosene Mrs Pearl Johnson Mrs Joseph Johnson Dean Milner Emil Milner John Stansberry Larry Jensen Duane Trauer Mack Guy and Steven Cardwell.
Mrs Jim Davis and Bill spent Tuesday morning as guests of Mrs Delbert Aspegren and her children in a friendly call.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Cady Charla and Kim Mrs George Fike Jr and Everette Floyd Johnson and children Mrs O A Johnson and Mr and Mrs Beryl Thomas and families of Superior Nebraska were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Melvin Huffman and family of Salina.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson visited Mrs. Viola Jorgenson in Jamestown on Sunday for a social greeting and conversation.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hunter departed last week for their Sacramento California home after spending the past week with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Sanders in town.
Mrs Walter Sanders and Mr Lloyd Hunter of Sacramento and Mr and Mrs Paul Saunders and family of Courtland were guests with extended kin. Rex Sanders Rochard and Mrs Oscar Berggren visited Concordia friends Miss Cloris Edom and Miss Alma Strom. Last week, Charles Peterson guests included John Clark Carl Kallman Mrs W S English and Edward Sallman. Ralph Moe hosted Grace Kallman in Belleville. Edward Forsberg and family joined Moe for Wednesday visit.
Monday guests of Rev and Mrs Ford R Miller and Lee included Mr and D Paul Miller and their daughters from Broughton in a quiet social visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Ford Miller along with Lee spent Tuesday at Lake Webster for Concordia District camp services. Rev. Miller participated in the cabinet meeting held in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Iver Hammer and Sonia welcomed Mr and Mrs Harvey Hammer da end Esther Mrs Alice Hammer Mr and Mrs Ben Lervold Mr and Mrs Pete Gertson and Mr and Mrs George Jensen and sons as Sunday evening guests.
Mr and Mrs M L Larson Cheryl David and Jane Ann Smith of Haysville and Mr and Mrs Ben Lervold attended the rodeo at Waterville Friday evening and were visitors at the Lloyd Barleen home while there.
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