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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
2
The church schedules a 9:00 am Sunday School with a film strip in adult Bible Class and a 10:00 am worship service conducted by Norman Hammer, who is from Hawaii. All are welcome.
The Ruth Circle meets Thursday at 2:00 p.m. and the MYF gathers at 4:30 p.m. for a hamburger fry at Lovewell Lake with BYO burger and church buns provided. Volleyball and softball are planned. Sunday services include Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Worship at 11 a.m. Everyone welcome.
The family expresses deep gratitude for kindness shown after the death of Walter Darlington. They thank everyone for sympathy and deeds of kindness and ask God to bless each one. Mrs M L Larson and Mrs Alice Hammer spent Saturday evening with Mrs Carl Hammer and Joyce.
Paul B. Wenda announces candidacy for Sheriff of Republic County on the Democratic ticket. Primary details to be set by the August election, subject to voter will.
A series of campaign notices from Republic County announces candidates for county offices. Frank Spur ney Jr seeks County Attorney on the Republican ticket. R L Dick Jones runs for Register of Deeds as a Democrat. James Jim Snyder and Paul Fairback announce for Sheriff and other county posts on Republican lines.
Mrs. Hazel Skelton declares her bid for Republic County Kansas treasurer, subject to voter approval at the August primary election. The filing signals the start of her campaign for the treasury office.
Lee Bowersox, born January 27, 1910 in Scandia, dies after a life as a World War II veteran and actor turned interior decorator and contractor. He lived in Hughes Springs since 1951 with wife Norine Cloninger. Survived by wife Norine son Dwight, mother Mae Bowersox and brothers La Von and Don, with funeral at Reeder Watson-Davis Funeral Home.
Russell L. Rosene 56, a Scandia native and former Great Lakes Pipeline Co. employee, died July 27 1962 in Wichita after a career in Tulsa Enid and Kansas City. He served in World War II with the 930th Signal Service Battalion and Far East Air Forces. Funeral services were at Scandia United Methodist Church with Lebanon Lodge and American Legion conducting graveside rites. Burial at Riverview Cemetery.
Helen A Lane announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Republic County subject to the August primary. Roy Blackburn is the opponent referenced in the filing context.
A Republican candidate announces his bid for Clerk of the District Court. Social notices mention Earl J Baldridge and extended Belleville visiting families including McDonalds Dart Johnsons Reeces Larsons Melbys. Bakersfield couple Chester Johnson visits Scandia relatives.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Johnson and family of Houston Texas are visiting Mr and Mrs Charley Johnson and other relatives.
Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson included Mr and Mrs Everett Beeman, Mr and Mrs Loren Isaacson, Mrs Don Beeman and their sons Richard Johnson and Noble Isaacson.
A discussion on drug evaluation outlines the difficulties of assessing new medications. Researchers face variability in patient reactions and long term observation shapes proper therapeutic use. It emphasizes doctor judgment over rapid adoption amid patient pressure.
Mrs Reuben Johnson traveled with Mr and Mrs Delbert Tholstrup and others to Salina and nearby towns visiting Peters Rutchinson Barnett Reed Yount and Stolander families. The Mohler family reunion was held Sunday at Mankato Park with Harold Ocobock and public guests joining Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson for a Sunday evening supper.
Mrs. Herman Newcomb and Maudie Farrell shared Thursday evening time. Lincoln Nebraska guests Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Johnson and the Nondorf family joined Earl and Mrs. Melby for Sunday supper. The Scandia American Legion Auxiliary plans a supper at the Legion Hall during the Scandia picnic on July 26 27 and 28 with a menu including creamed chicken and biscuits string beans hamburgers homemade pie and beverages. Twin girls Barbara Jayne and Brenda Joyce Barleen born July 20 1962 at Marysville Hospital are the grandchildren of M L Larson Scandia and Maxie Barleen of Concordia. Mrs. 2 M Eastvedt of Scandia is the great grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodwin and family of Kansas City Missouri spent the weekend with Frank Goodwin and other relatives. Callers at the Charles Peterson home the past week were Mrs. Byrtie Barber, Mrs. Edna Muth and Ed Anderson.
Mr and Mrs Dale Price with family from Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Vic Brown with Steve Bolling er of Republic dined with Drs Anna Hohman. A Monday potluck at the Charles Johnson home followed. Other guests included Maurice and Chest er Johnsons from Houston and Bakersfield respectively, Beth and Jan Marshall from Benton Ark, Algor and Max Berry with families, and Duaine Greensalde with the Aspregens. Anona Blackburn of Courtland visited Mrs Homer Cardwell Tuesday afternoon. Kenneth Hurlbert of Redland and Dennis Cooper Sr of Belleville were Friday guests of Mrs Wm Moe.
Mr and Mrs Rex Sandell and their sons were Tuesday evening guests at the Malker Lindecrantz home, sharing hospitality and conversation.
Mr and Mrs Labon Marshall spent Sunday evening with Mrs Bretta Eyans.
Max Greman of McPherson and Steven Brase of Lindsborg were weekend guests of Hilton Hammer, sharing time at the hotel and socializing with local residents.
Mrs Russell Hall visited Mrs Jim Davie and Bill last week with Gerald and Rhon.
Lena Fogelberg and Donald were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fogelberg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gottfrid Larson spent Sunday with Mrs. W L S English and Mrs. Cora Kemp. Fred Granstedt of Kansas City visits his sister Mrs. Hannah Freed and relatives. Charles Robison and Rodger Larson families joined Harvey Hammer. Levi Hansford of Topeka and Bill Goodwin with Frank Goodwin and Mrs. Junior Cady visited Lars Hanson families.
Mr and Mrs Allen Larson and Dian took Dickie Larson Everette Fike and Robert Perry to a Boy Scouts Camp near Abilene on Sunday. Scout Leader Don Wilson took the other boys Sammy Sanderson Billy Erickson and Erick Erickson. Mr Wilson and the boys will remain there until Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Bob Miller of Kansas City were Saturday evening guests at the Larry Hobson home. Ray Nelson of Denver Colo was a Friday overnight guest of Gary Hobson.
Mrs Anna Hohman spent last week visiting in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Dale Price and family brought her home Friday evening and spent the weekend with Mrs Hohman and Mr and Mrs Vic Brown and family near Republic. Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson, Mrs Eva Stolander, Vernice and Vernon Swanson, and Mr and Mrs Darrell Kauer and baby were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Steve Arnoldy of Osborne. Mr and Mrs Arnt Carlson of Republic spent Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson. The Robison home hosted a cook-out Saturday evening with Miss Anna Bengtson, Miss Amanda Rosene, Mrs Julia Johnson, Mrs Ellen Sederlin, Mrs Clara Zener, Mrs Elsie Johnson and Mrs Flossie Larson.
Mrs Kenneth Danielson and Mrs Danielson visited a clinic in Wichita on Thursday and Friday. The Thompson and Isaac families spent Wednesday afternoon in Superior Nebraska. Adam Wenda was a Saturday guest of George Fike Jr and Everette.
Mrs. Alice Hammer shared a Thursday evening visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kelly. Last week several guests from Topeka and nearby towns called at the Clark Danielson home. Mrs. Donald Anderson from Belleville attended a Saturday morning gathering with Mrs. Merle Haser. A piano and organ pupils recital led by Mrs. Raymond Isaacson was held July 9 and 10 at the Belleville Baptist church for families and friends, featuring Dianne Fogelberg and several Thompson, Aspegren, McDonald, Larson, Tuley participants.
Glenn Currie and Jim phoned at the Labon Marshall home Friday morning. Mrs. Labon Marshall spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Dale Sanderson. Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson arrived home Wednesday night from a three week vacation trip to Minnesota Milwaukee Wisconsin Chicago and Springfield Illinois.
Mr Don Rizek his wife and Debbie from Munden were guests Wednesday evening at the Pat Sandell home in a social gathering noted in local society circles.
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