Bundry School and Bible Class At $400 A.M.
Vernon Swanson, superintendent, notes no morning service.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1956
Page
4
Vernon Swanson, superintendent, notes no morning service.
Rev. R. B. Wilke oversees morning worship and day school in a Methodist church schedule. Services listed include 9:08 a.m. day school, 6:00 a.m. morning worship, 6:60 p.m. intermediate MYF, and 7:00 p.m. senior MYF.
A note from W. S. and Edna English expresses heartfelt thanks for cards and gifts received on their 45th wedding anniversary, stating they will never be forgotten. Also gratitude from Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thomas and Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Bennett for business over five and a half years and for recent hospitality from neighbors and friends.
Mr and Mrs C W Peterson and their family of Topeka were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson and Bil.
Local notices list multiple Republic County residents entering August Primary races. Warren Scott seeks Sheriff, Theo Sanborn State Senator, Pat Kelly County Commissioner, J E Skelton Sheriff, Elmer Isaacson Probate Judge, Henry Van Natta Sheriff, Marie McKenzie County Clerk, Zula Lake Register of Deeds, Roy Sanddels and others on Republican or Democratic tickets with voters to decide in the primary.
Republican and Democratic filings announced for Republic County Kansas offices including State Senator District 30 and County Commissioner Second District plus Clerk of District Court and County Attorney candidates. A separate notice sets August 10 budget and assessment hearings for Kansas-Bostwick Irrigation District No. 2 in Courtland with $4.50 per irrigable acre levy and public access to the assessment schedule at Courtland's Swedish American Bank. Local social notes report visits and weekend guests in Courtland and Jewell area households.
WH J Matyselas announces re election bid for County Superintendent of Republic County on the Republican ticket.
A formal notice proclaims candidacy in Republic County Kansas on the Democratic ticket. The author states intent to run subject to the legal contest indicated as Percy v Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Evert and family left Friday morning for their California home after visiting all week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evert and other relatives. Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sweson included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swenson and Mrs. Peck of Concordia and Mrs. Forsberg and baby from Lindsborg.
Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Lars Hanson included Mr and Mrs Everett Anderson and family Mr and Mrs Maureen Hanson and son and Mr and Mrs Elmer Thomas.
Mrs. Ralph Moe and Mrs. Jack Moe and Van Lynn of Topeka visited the D. E. Van Nortwick home near Republic on Wednesday evening. Several guests including Mrs. Bertha Larsen and Mrs. Stan ley McMillan called Tuesday, and others lodged overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Waite. The Mutual Benefit club met July 20 with six members and guest Mrs. Frank Milner. next meeting is with Mrs. Oscar Odell in August. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Sjolander and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson hosted Thursday evening at the John Sjolander home.
Mr and Mrs Loren Evert of California visited with Mr and Mrs Williams on Thursday afternoon. Vernon Williams working near Courtland spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs R A Williams and Rose. Harold Hammer and family joined Mrs Charles Barleen for Sunday supper. Lynn Morrow of Atchison and Mrs Barleen visited Monday evening with the Hamners. Rev and Mrs N H Pearson left for Bismark ND to visit Dr and Mrs Marlin Johnson and family. Charley Stolander and Dorothy were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs William Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christensen and Harold were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ham mer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson spent Sunday with Mrs. Robert White and sons at Minden, Nebr.
We report Mrs. Don Cox had a major operation at St Joseph Hospital on Monday morning. She is reported to be getting along nicely at this writing.
Mrs. Celia Stromberg of Belleville spent several days here the past week mixing up and paper her house by the school house. A birthday dinner was enjoyed at the Corner Cafe Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Lester Simpson and P. J. Hugos. Mr. Simpson and Mr. Hugos have the same anniversary, July 28th. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vandeveer were Sunday evening guests at the Lester Simpson home.
Friday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Everett Johnson included Mr and Mrs Robert White Vernon Karen Reed and Mr and Mrs Harold Tal lent and daughters. The Johnsons hosted a picnic dinner Sunday in Belleville park honoring Vernon White who departed that day for Navy service. Mrs Russell Anderson Pam and Mrs Larry Mobson and children visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs Joe N Johnson.
Karen Johnson arrived back in Concornia Sunday evening after a several day stay with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Marshall and family departed Sunday for their Benton Arkansas home. Mrs Marshall and children had spent weeks visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson, Mr and Mrs Ben Marshall, other relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Aaron Johnson and Mr and Mrs Max Johnson with children of Jamestown were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson and family of Belleville.
Carl Isaacson and Connie Tracy spent Friday and Saturday in Lincoln Nebraska visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sjolander.
Miss Lois Erickson of Salina spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Erickson and Janice.
A second band concert is scheduled in Scandia for Wednesday August 1 at 8:00 p.m. The notice invites community attendance and reflects the town's ongoing musical events. A separate Concordia park gathering celebrated Duane Gile’s sixth birthday with family and neighbors.
Mrs E M Eastvedt visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs Gunda Larsen, spending time together and calling on friends in the community.
Paul Kuchera visited Munden guests Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Erickson Lois and Janice for a family gathering and picnic dinner at Carl Erickson and Bill Erickson home. Attendees included C. W. Peterson and family of Topeka Maurice Hipolite and Janice Jewell City Lee Davidson and family Burr Oak Dewey Johnson and girls Jamestown Eugene Dunstan Formosa Elmer Nelson Christine and Kay Bob Sanders of Ohio visited from Friday to Tuesday with Seandia relatives.
Mrs Grace Kallman of Belleville visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe.
A fragment shows miscellaneous total expenditures of 880.28 dollars labeled as publication expense for a flag deed, paired with receipts totaling 880.28 dollars. No other context or entities are provided.
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