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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1961
Page
2
Siniere expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for cards handkerchiefs flowers and visits during hospital stay and after returning home. Appreciation extends to the Sunday School for the potted plant. May God bless you all.
Saturday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Duaine Greenslade with Mr and Mrs Jack Thull and family of Cawker City and Mr and Mrs Delbert Aspegren and family. Mrs Harold Larson and Nancy with Mrs Maurine Larson and Mrs Allen Larson and children were Saturday morning guests of Mrs Lesle Cady Charla and Kim. Friday afternoon visitors to Rev and Mrs Ford Miller and Lee included Mr and Mrs Henry Levi Mrs Amy Mercer and Mrs Lucille Claussen, all of Kansas City.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Omaha Corvallis Belleville Minden Ellis and Colorado over weekends and weekdays. Various dinners, Sunday meals, and Friday gatherings included the Berggren Nesmith Far relld and Hohman families plus numerous neighbors and guests at homes around the area.
Mr and Mrs J W Smith returned home after a several week visit with Gene Smith and family in Icon NY. They toured Nigarra Falls Thousand Islands and Alexandria Bay before continuing to Boston to visit Louis Smith and family. The group totaled about 2000 miles of travel through New England before starting their return on Sunday.
The lesson explains how conversion does not erase personality. Some are naturally optimistic or pessimistic and remain so after faith. The illustration compares two aircraft on course, both turning in a storm yet remaining transport and light plane, illustrating that conversion is a change of direction, not essence.
An exploration of Thomas the Apostle as a realist and skeptic who seeks direct evidence for the resurrection. The piece contrasts optimism and pessimism with Thomas’s stance, noting his willingness to die with Jesus and his doubt tempered by faith in the community of believers.
A fragmented social note mentions Mrs Olga Hugo and her circle of relatives and friends. The readable text lists names and casual references in a domestic social column.
A vintage recipe outlines a skillet dish for four: sauté onion in oil until lightly browned, then mix in quartered frankfurters, sliced lean potatoes, sauerkraut, salami, and cream style corn. Add horse radish and chili sauce to finish, yielding a hearty prepared meal.
Advice on affordable, stylish dressing emphasizes coordinated outfits and versatile pieces. Emphasizes classic suits, adaptable sweaters, inexpensive well made copies, and minimizing glitter in costume jewelry. Recommends matching delicate earrings with modest necklaces and using pearls with pearls.
The column records numerous Chicago area and Beloit guests and callers. Names include Mrs Anna Gunter, Mr Elmer Thomas, Mr and Mrs C W Strom, Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas, Rev Ford R Miller, and others visiting or hosting meals and evenings across the week.
Jesse Thomas of Courtland was Thursday evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Strom. Monday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Al Gor Anderson included Mrs. Dan Stephen son and Mrs. Eddie Daniels of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Olga Hugos and Pastor and Mrs. George Nielson and children.
Mrs Labon Marshall Mrs Harley Shaffer and Mrs Hugh Modlin called on Mrs Plor ence Stafford Tuesday afternoon for a social visit.
A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Stafford and family included Mr and Mrs Carl Wakefield and children from Kansas City Mrs Florence Stafford and Mr and Mrs Ralph Walters and family from Belleville.
Beloit resident C E McKimson was a last Thursday caller at The Journal office seeking to discuss local matters and share information with staff.
John Mahan was a Friday morning guest at the Labon Marshall home, meeting with hosts and sharing conversation in a cordial social call.
Last week social visits filled many Belleville area homes with family and friends. Edith Swanson and Walter Anderson hosted numerous callers including Hammer, Isaacson, Swenson, Porter Ahrens, Perry, Lar son, Predrickson, Johnson, King, Reece, Johnson, Newcomb, Christian, Hoops, Rod Deal, and others from Belleville, Wichita, and Beloit. Weekend guests included Olga Hugos, Lervolds, Wakefield, Stafford, Isaacson, Shaffer, and neighbors from Concordia, Lincoln, and Colorado. A Shrine Circus event with N C K Shriners drew attendees, while several families enjoyed picnics at Buffalo Park and Belleville Park.
Miss Sylvia Jane Roth and Val Gene Isaacson of Wichita spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Isaacson.
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