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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1961
Page
3
Thanks are extended to relatives and friends for cards handkerchiefs flowers and visits during the hospital stay and after returning home. Appreciation goes to the Sunday School for a potted plant. Names appear in a list of Saturday and Friday guests from several local households.
A long chain of visits and greetings links Betty and many relatives across towns. The notes list countless gatherings including Mrs. Mabel Nesmith in Belleville, trips to Colorado, and meals with Berggren and Tebow families. Other clusters mention Hohman, Cardwell, and Reece households hosting relatives from Corvallis, Omaha, and Minden.
Mr and Mrs J W Smith arrived home Tuesday after a several week visit with Gene Smith and family in Ileon N They toured Nigarra Falls Thousand Islands and Alexandria Bay in Canada then visited Boston and the Louis Smiths group before heading home a 2000 mile circuit ending with a Sunday departure.
The passage compares conversion to two aircraft on the same course that turn in different ways. Some converts remain temperamentally optimistic, others stay pessimistic after faith. Despite changes, one remains a transport and the other a light plane, illustrating that conversion reorients attitude but not inherent type. Dr Foreman is referenced in the example.
The essay examines Thomas among the Twelve as a realist who seeks direct evidence Bravery in doubt is shown by his willingness to die with Jesus and his insistence on personal verification of the resurrection The piece weighs whether Thomas deserves the label doubter and argues skeptics who wish to believe may find faith within a faithful community
A fragmentary line mentions Olga Hugo and nearby relatives and friends in a respectful family tribute, reflecting social ties and remembrance within a local community.
A fragmented older recipe shows two skillet dishes. One combines frankfurters with sauerkraut potatoes and onions, while the other mixes jellied meat with noodles. Instructions include heating oil, browning onion, and combining ingredients then cooking until heated through.
This piece urges prudent shopping for a polished look. It promotes classic suits that fit well and versatile knitwear to pair with existing skirts, advises avoiding overly trendy coats, and recommends affordable costume jewelry to enhance rather than overstate style.
A fragmentary OCR list shows names including Klima Bradley Rockey Stromberg Tingstrom Don Simmons Josie Robison Flossie Largon Bertye Barter Arnold Messenger Peri Dana Rick Loring Spitler Anita Jacobson Currie among others. No clear event or context given.
Mrs. Anna Gynter has improved after illness. Guests and visitors include Elmer Thomas and family, the Stroms, Frank Thomas, Homer Cardwell, Emer son Gritten, Alva Thompson and Brown family of Beloit, W. English household visitors Eva Stolander Charles Johnson Conrad Florell Florence Stafford Lars Norgard Ida Isaacson and Rev Ford R Miller. Kenneth Danielson dined with Alfred Swanson and spouses.
Jesse Thomas of Courtland was Thursday evening supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Strom, enjoying an informal family visit.
Monday guests of Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson included Mrs Dan Stephen son and Mrs Eddie Daniels of Oklahoma City Oklahoma Also present were Mrs Olga Hugos and Pastor and Mrs George Nielson and their children
Mrs Labon Marshall Mrs Harley Shaffer and Mrs Hugh Modlin visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Florence Stafford.
A Sunday family gathering and basket dinner were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stafford and family. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wakefield and children of Kansas City, Mrs. Florence Stafford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walters and family of Belleville.
C. E. McKimson of Beloit was a last Thursday caller at The Journal office, sharing a brief message with staff and posing for a quick note.
John Mahan was a Friday morning guest at the Labon Marshall home in a social visit noted by local records. The encounter reflects routine community hospitality and does not indicate any official proceedings.
The record lists a sequence of names of visitors and relatives including Edith Swanson Vernice and Vernon, Carl Hammer and Hilt, Mrs Pratt Isaacson, Dr and Mrs EL Porter ry, Carrie Larson, Carl, Paul Frederickson, E T Johnson and J H, Mr and Mrs Bill King and the Belleville family.
The text lists numerous visitors and hosts from Belleville and Wichita. Mrs. Walter Anderson’s callers include Jack Reece Mary Johnson Bertha Mra Robert Scrivner Mig O C Rockey Joyce Hammer Debra Tuley Jerry Strand Herman Newcomb George Christie and Fred Hoops Bob Rod Deal and others. Mr and Mrs Frank Lervold and Mr and Mrs Dale Lervold hosted Jim of Belleville. Oscar Odell family and Mrs Bill Dowall also joined Mrs Olga Hugos for a Saturday evening at her home.
Mr. and Mrs Arlis White and family of Beloit and Mrs. Merle Haser were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jeorg and family of Formosa. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Jewett and Mrs. Della Rivett of Concordia with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Shaffer for afternoon.
A long list of local families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Couples toured, picnicked at Buffalo Park and Belleville Park, and attended events including a Shrine Circus. Several groups traveled to Lincoln Nebraska and Colorado for visits and vacations.
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