Mrs Darwin Housholder at Belpre for cousin’s funeral
Mrs Darwin Housholder spent Monday in Belpre and attended the funeral services of a cousin.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
3
Mrs Darwin Housholder spent Monday in Belpre and attended the funeral services of a cousin.
Background scripture acts 17 10 12 romans 15 4 6 i timothy 4 13 18 ii timothy 3 10 17 devotional psalm 119 33 40. Christianity centers on being and doing over mere knowing with the Bible as living guide. Reading the scripture in humility leads to transforming power and spiritual nourishment for all believers.
The city of Republic Kansas adopts Ordinance No 134 to call General Obligation Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds Series A 1965 dated February 1 1965. Bonds numbered 16 19 22 25 28 31 34 37 40 due 1971–1979 are redeemed at par and accrued interest on September 1 1966 with notice to Milburn Cochran and Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cardwell were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Agnes Cardwell. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nelson and Linda of Concordia were Sunday evening supper guests of Ernest Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Barber of Concordia were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Hanson. In the afternoon they drove to Hastings and Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Miss Patty Nelson and Miss Barbara Ellison of Skokie Illinois depart Saturday evening for home. They spent the past week at the Iver Hammer and Ernest Nelson homes.
Mr and Mrs Walter Shelly and the couple from Canyon City Texas visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs A C Florell. Mr and Mrs Marvin Florell and Pam from Lincoln Nebraska were guests. H D Manely with Sandra joined Duaine Greenslade for Thursday supper. Mrs H D Manely and Stacey visited relatives in Phillipsburg from Tuesday to Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Bill Arnold and family of Courtland Mr and Mrs Tom Arnold of Rantoul and Mrs Minda Arnold and son of Concordia were Sunday guests of Mrs Eunice Canfield and Mrs Unn Gatton. Mr and Mrs Leo Howe and daughters of Hastings Neb spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Russell Hall. Miss Rhonda Hall who had been visiting at the Howe home the past week returned home with them.
Billy Clark who is wrking at Nort on spent the weekend with his par ents Mr and Mrs Wm Clark. Sadie and Josie Robison called on Mrs Lena Lloyd Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Walter Shelly and sons Peter and Timothy of Canyon City Texas spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs A C Florell Then they drove to Lincoln Nebraska to visit Mr and Mrs Marvin Florell and Pam through Saturday Last week visitors to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kelly included Mr and Mrs Howard Ames Mrs Edna English Mr and Mrs Joy Corbutt of Talmo and Mrs Eda Smith Mr and Mrs Dan Stephenson of Dallas Texas are visiting Mrs Olga Hugos Gladyg and Clifford for a few days Mrs Paul Kuchera and children of Lincoln spent Sunday and Monday at the John Kuchera home of Munden and at the Vernon Erickson home while Mr Kuchera is at Camp McCoy Wise Mrs Maurice Hipolite of Jewell and Mr and Mrs Dewey Johnson and girls of Courtland were Sunday evening guests at the Carl Erickson home
Dr Ron Jansasek and Mrs Jansasek and Jeff with Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson were Saturday evening supper guests of Dr and Mrs Jon Thayer and family in Belleville.
Mr and Mrs H D Manely and their girls visited Lebanon on Saturday. Duane Gritten spent Wednesday afternoon with Richard Sandell making a brief social swap.
Bob Currie arrived home Friday evening and spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Currie and family. He returned to Wichita on Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Darwin Housholder and family attended the Belleville horse show on Saturday evening showcasing local equestrian talent and community participation.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swenson and Mrs. Merle Avery of Concordia spent Sunday evening with Mrs. S. J. Swenson. Mrs. Avery stayed overnight. Monday morning guests included Mrs. Akbot Anderson and Olga Hugos, Gladys, Mrs. Dan Stephenson of Dallas, and Mrs. George Nickson and boys. Sunday evening su pper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnson and Beth and Ann, with Ross Johnson of Los Angeles visiting. Additional attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Housholder of Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swearingen and family of Courtland, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Housholder and family, Mia, Elsie Johnson, Thorval Anderson and Dale Sanderson.
S34 and Mrs. Eugene Lervold of Riley, Mrs. Paul Freeman and Mrs. Gerald Freeman of Hope and Elwyn Thompson of Belleville were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lervold.
Mr and Mrs Sorrese Brodjine of Denver Colorado stayed as overnight guests Thursday with Mrs Robert Doctor.
Thursday dinner guests of Mrs and Mrs Algot Anderson were Mr and Mrs Lewis Johnson and Perry of Portland Oregon. Mrs Leonard LaSage of Phoenix Arizona and Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson attended.
The 1965 annual meeting of Union Valley Cemetery District No 12 in Republic County Kansas will be held August 2 at 8 00 PM at Union Valley School House. The proposed budget and tax levy of 236 81 will be submitted for adoption or amendment by qualified electors.
Budget form for Popular Grove Cemetery District No Republic County Kane for 1966 appears in The Scandia Journal on July 22 1965. It lists anticipated revenues and expenditures for the cemetery district including maintenance, improvements and operating costs.
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