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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1935

Page

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Washington impressions on TV A roosters and robes

Rep Robison of Kentucky lampoons the TVA spending on poultry and livestock purchases while noting Congress burden and DC history. The piece mentions the Declaration manuscripts at the Library of Congress guarded by a British soldier and estimates Supreme Court robes at $100 each, with justices earning $20 000 annually.

Robison Kentucky Tennessee ‘Valley Robinson TV. A Congress Old John District of Columbia Potomac River Virginia Maryland United States India National Zoo Library of Congress Supreme Court Uncle Sam

No Detours on Road West of Scandia

Pavement on US 36 west of Scandia withstood flood waters, allowing straight traffic this week. Bridges are ready and no detours required though curve work and shoulder repairs continue. Barricades at the west end have been removed as township plans rebuild damaged roads and bridges across the township system.

Scandia

Dr and Mrs Nichols Travel to Texas on Oil Business

Dr and Mrs O V Nichols visited Beandia last week in Haustoh Mexico to handle oil interests in Houston area. They own land with oil prospects and will stay about a week longer to pursue leasing with oil companies seeking the property.

Mrs. Nichols Texas O. V. Nichols Beandia Haustoh Mex Lone Star Mira Nichols Houston Feir

House Near Norway Burns Down in Week

A house west of Claude Hangen burned to the ground last week, occupied by Andy Goodman. Fire crews found the interior largely destroyed and the cause was not determined at the time.

Andy Goodman Claude Hangen

Amana Lutheran Church Notes for Sixth Sunday After Trinity

Church notes list gospel from Matthew 5 17 19 and union park service in the evening. Sunday school and morning worship at usual hours. Pastor Chas Pehrson signs the note.

Jesus Chas Pehrson

Indian Head Shrinkage Astonishes Local Visitors

Dr. Cameron Hogan a former Scandian and U S Navy medical officer displayed a shrunken head from a Jivaro Indian in Peru. The head, reduced to orange size by a secret process known to three tribes, drew much attention as wrinkled features and scars remained visible.

Cameron Hogan U.S. Navy Panama Peru

Methodist Church Schedule and Farm Sale Notices

The Methodist Church reports a church school at 10 A.M. next Sunday followed by morning worship at 11. An evening union park service features Rev. Pehrson. A Sunday school picnic is planned at the Lindecrantz farm and a farm sale at the Gust Nystrom farm on August 1 or 2. Minister B. W. Selin extends welcome.

Methodist Church Union Park Service Pehrson Lindecrantz Gust Nystrom B. W. Selin

Savior’s Lutheran Church events schedule in Norway

Savior’s Lutheran Church announces Sunday School and Bible class at 10 o clock, confirmands meet Saturday morning at 9, league program Sunday evening at 8, with Mrs T O Torgeson and Milton Stensons discussing the topic. Pastor T O Torgeson extends welcome to services.

T. O. Torgeson Milton Stensons

Ada Lutheran Church Kackley Sixth Sunday After Trinity

Ada Lutheran Church in Kackley announces services for the sixth Sunday after Trinity. Matthew 5 17 19. Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 a m Morning worship 11 a m Evening service 8 p m. Mrs Engwall and Mrs Marvin Engwall will entertain the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon July 25 in the church parlors. Confirmation class rehearsal Friday 9 a m. Mr and Mrs Richard Olson and family host Luther League social Friday evening in the church parlors. Pastor Co G Danielson and family return from Indiana this week. regular services next Sunday morning. All welcome.

Fred Engwall Marvin Engwall Richard Olson Luther League Indiana Co. G. Danielson

Clay Center Trip Report Mentions Tedrow Reece and Don

Ince Center Audrey is mentioned along with Tedrow, Jack Reece and Don. Tedrow spent Saturday and Sunday in Clay Center with John Heimerith who accompanied them. Scan dia returned to Clay Center Sunday evening.

Ince Audrey Tedrow Jack Reece Don Clay Center John Heimerith Scandia

Wheat problem still here says Williams

L C Williams head of Kansas State College extension service notes a July 1 crop report shows Kansas wheat at 67 percent of normal while the U S crop exceeds domestic needs and exports. He warns the farmer must balance production with markets and maintain a domestic reserve.

L. C. Williams Kansas State College Extension Kansas United States Williams America

County May Vote on Bridge Bonds in August

A county bond election may be called next month to vote bonds for slow river bridges at Republic and Sherdahl with total cost about 123000. County commissioners applied to the Public Works Administration for roughly 55000. Voters in Republic County will ballot on about 72000, with 67500 needed to proceed. County officials Frank Spurney, E. O. Adee, county engineer, and Prof. L. Conrad oversee the planning.

Republic and Sherdahl Public Works Administration Republic County Frank Spurney Adee L.®. Conrad

Warm Weather Care Urged After 291 Heat Deaths in 1934

Advice emphasizes sunstroke and heat prostration prevention with immediate medical callouts. Recommends balanced diets rich in fruits and vegetables, heavy fluids, milk and fruit juices, cool baths, and avoiding excessive heat exposure. Warns against extreme fan use and overexertion. promotes swimming only in safe pools and sensible living in hot weather.

Topeka Visitor Carl Westin Visits Parents

Topeka resident Carl Westin of Topeka spent an eight weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Walfred Westin.

Carl Westin Topeka Mrs Walfred Westin

Methodist Church Farm Sale Planned for August 16

The Methodist Church announces its annual farm sale to be held Friday August 16 at the Gust Nystrom farm. Items include livestock on consignment with 3 percent and general items 5 percent commissions. furniture 10 percent. Persons wishing to sell livestock or other goods should notify the minister or sale committee members listed.

Methodist Church Gust Nystrom Martin Johnson Joseph Johnson Otto ‘Nelson Leslie Nelson John Aspegren Henry Aspegren Elmer : Danielson Paul ¥ Fredrickson John Boman Glen Housholder

Motor boats to race on Sunday at Sportsman's Lake

The first motor boat regatta in this Kansas region will be staged on Sportsman's Lake Sunday July 28 with four classes A B C and Free For All. Prizes total 1754 dollars with entrants from Tulsa Ohio Springfield and Kansas cities. Spectators will view mile and half mile races as surf riders add to the program. Parking is ample and a small admission will defray expenses.

Kansas Middle West Tulsa Ohio Springfield Kansas City Hixcelsior Springs Co Marysville Manhattan Topeka Tuhetson City Salina Kans Sportsman’s Lake

Teachers Institute Set for August 19 to 23

County superintendent Marvin Larson has completed plans for the annual Teachers Normal Institute to be held during the week of August 19 to 23. A corps of three highly capable instructors will be announced later, with expectations of large attendance from Republic County.

Marvin Larson Teachers’ Normal Institute Republic County

Santa Fe buses back on highway through here

The Santa Fe buses, detoured south through Concordia due to a bridge outage, have returned to the regular route. Traffic through Scandia is resumed and buses now run on the normal schedule as of last Thursday evening.

Santa. Fe Concordia Scandia

Injured in Runaway While Returning Home

Archie Brewer suffered a badly cut arm, back injuries, and bruises Saturday after his horses bolted in a field as a combine frightened them. He had been riding a cultivator, stayed aboard until the horses turned a corner, then the cultivator tipped and threw him off. The team finally stopped.

Archie Brewer Geveral Bruiges

Crowds Attend Bridge Opening and Local Events

Crowds gathered in Scandia for the official opening of the flood-damaged highway bridge at seven thirty with a ceremony led by F L Miller and Art Cardwell. Lois Cady cut the ribbon as the band played America. A water fight entertained spectators while Republic City’s band performed. Scandia beat Highland in baseball and Kackley won kittenball with Norway second. Films at the Princess drew large crowds and stores reported strong sales. The organizing committee included Art Cardwell O K Martin and R Downing.

Scandia F. L. Miller Community’ Club Art Cardwell Lois Cady America

Coleman to Return to Scandia in Road Work Venture

Former Scandia resident H E Coleman and his family plan to return to live in the community after a year in California. He previously ran Coleman's One-Horse Store and will partner with Carl Reece in road construction. His health has improved and friends anticipate a warm welcome for the family Frances and Eldora.

Scandia Coleman D.L. Crider California West Carl Reece

Kansas farmers show few violations in AAA wheat contracts

H Umberger of Kansas State College extension notes 1568 violations in inmedi closely 56 counties out of 1933-35 contracts, representing about one third of one percent. He says most producers act in good faith and that the figures reflect statewide conditions.

Kansas AAA Secretary. of Agriculture H. ‘Umberger Kansas State College Extension Service

Clifford Scott Takes Lead At Friday Event

Clifford and Scott are reported moving in an event Friday with Lucas in support as the primary action unfolds. Details remain limited but the sequence suggests a securing of position during the proceedings.

Visit in York Nebroe Mr and Mrs Ed Bom

A fragmented notice from York Nebraska references a visit involving Mr and Mrs Ed Bom. Details are incomplete but place and persons named point to a local social or genealogical item. Further text would clarify relationship and dates.

York Nebroe

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