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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
4
Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Norway Kansas led by Pastor H Severingly and U S Superintendent Charles Carlgren hosts Sunday School at 10:00 and Divine Worship at 11 08 with Communion on the first Sunday monthly. The Ladies Aid meets first Thursday. Celebrations for the 80th anniversary begin August 3 and 4 at 10 45 with speakers and singers. Joyce Johnsons take a Colorado vacation.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Currie and Cheryl visited Sunday evening at the Sherman Robison home.
Elsie Bowersox and Elmer Isaacson announce their candidacies for county offices in Republic County with Elsie seeking County Clerk on the Democratic ticket and the declaration from another candidate for Register of Deeds as well as a note of nomination by precinct voters in the August primary.
For County Treasurer I have announced my candidacy for the office of County Treasurer on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the August primary election. Mrs. Maude Anderson.
Marvin O Brummett enters the race for District Judge in the 12th Judicial District as a Republican candidate subject to the August primary voters. Ben Lervold runs for County Commissioner in Republic County from the Second District on the Republican ticket, also subject to the August primary.
Charles W. Mizer announces his bid for the Democrat nomination for Republic County Commissioner from the Second District, subject to the August Primary voters' choice.
A candidate named Thomasson announces intent to run in the August Republican primary for the office of County Clerk. The statement emphasizes voter excitement and the county race.
Statement lists candidates for the Register of Deeds on the Democratic ticket and for State Senator in Kansas 30th District. Names include Mrs Donal E. McKenzie and Chris C. Green. mentions August primary election and party nominations.
Norman E Burandt announces candidacy for county treasurer on the Democratic ticket subject to the August Primary election. He seeks voter support in the upcoming contest and outlines intent to serve as county treasurer if elected.
The notice lists candidates for county offices in Republic County. James W. Bouska seeks the Republican nomination for County Attorney. Bertha Ray Johnson runs as Republican candidate for County Superintendent. A Democratic draft candidate also announces for County Superintendent, pledging full service and support for county schools.
Political flyer urging support for Carl L Goernand in the Republican nomination for Senator 30th District. Includes call to vote and backing from the candidate.
The W.S.C.S. meets at the church with no worship services on the first three Sundays in August. Morning worship resumes August 24. Methodist Youth Fellowship suspended. Executive committee serves August 7. Mrs. R. BE Cooper leads the program and Mrs. Sherman Robison handles devotionals. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Inter. Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m.
The Amana Lutheran Church led by Pastor N H Pearson invites Sunday school and Bible classes at 11 00 a m The Priscilla Group meets Wednesday at 2 30 at the church parlor Hostesses Mrs Carl G Hammer and Mrs Donald Larson The Amana Group meets Friday at 2 30 with hosts Mrs Ralph Rasmussen and Mrs Wilbur Hall Welcome to all.
The Hugg family extends sincere thanks and deep appreciation to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement. Your support will be remembered. Mrs. Carl Hugg and family
The State of Kansas to all concerned in south County Kansas announces Adolph Johnson as administrator for final settlement of the estate of the deceased. The court will review the administrator’s account and assign net assets to Della P. Harvey, surviving sister, at Belleville on August 16, 1952, if no objections are filed. Fred Emery is attorney for the administrator.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sankey and Mrs. Cameron Lowe express gratitude to friends in Scandia for gifts and cards received on their Silver Wedding Anniversary. Mrs. Duaine Creenslade hosted a Thursday visit with Ms. George Haser and Mrs. Agnes Cardwell.
Mrs Claude Cuthbertson hosts Rasmussen guests for Sunday dinner in Belleville. Rasmussen and Cuthbertson families call on Doctor and classmates, with additional visits to the Nelsons, Milners, Evens, and Tebows. Several groups share Sunday evenings and Friday outings in Nebraska and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson and family and Mr and Mrs John Naklund visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Oscar Lind en Rev and Mrs J L Burton of Bolling Missouri. Monday guests were Mr and Mrs Wilbur Zener. Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Zener.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyell Ocobock and Arla, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Loring, Sgt. Lyell Ocobock Jr., and Miss Johanna Fournier were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waugh Dene Ocobock and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes at Hardy Nebraska.
Sunday visits feature Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell and Oscar Odell families. Phillipsburg weekend guests include Mr and Mrs John Sjolander and Marion Sjolander. Tebow family shared Sunday dinner with G W Tebow in Courtland. Emily Willis and Alice Cahill joined a Hardy Nebr basket dinner at Frank Epright home. Edward Sallman and Chester Cahill visited with Willis and Cahill. Belleville visitors Herby and sons called on Rodney Dovel Thursday. George Larson Loren Carlgren Ada Agsepgren and Kathleen visited Carroll Anderson Sunday. Carl McDowell spent weekend in Topeka with Raymond Ferguson.
Mrs Axel Smith and Miss Emma Svenson spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs John Sjolander, sharing a quiet visit and friendly conversation in the recipient’s home.
Confirmation service took place Sunday at the Nor way Lutheran church with confirmands Maurice Hammer Harold Dean Melhus and Inez Buer all listed among those taking part in the ceremony.
Mrs. Alice Hammer and Mrs. Ken neth Christenesen spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Richard Loring. Mrs. Oscar Linden returned home from St. Joseph hospital Friday and is getting along very nicely at this writing.
Mrs. W. E. Dunigan of Flushing New York and Mrs. O. F. Werner were Tuesday morning guests of Mrs. Walter Berry, sharing an hour of conversation and hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Max Berry and Gord on and Dennis Kohls joined Mr and Mrs Walter Berry for Friday supper. Also present were Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson, Lois Janice and Mrs Tom Hay, Jerry and Jane.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Medlin returned home Sunday evening from a few days in Colorado. Neal who had been staying with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Richard Loring returned to Riley with them.
Mrs Harold Johnson and Mrs St Scott City spent last week visiting Mr and Mrs Aaron Johnson in Archie Larson Belleville and other relatives. Mr Johnson who attended a conference in Salina visited his parents before returning home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Swanson and Viola join Mr and Mrs Walter Berry and Mr and Mrs de Odgers and Jeanne as Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Norgard and Boyd to honor Boyd’s birthday anniversary.
Mrs Zena Stofer and Mrs Walter Berry were Monday afternoon guests at the Vachel Crawford and C A Crawford homes in Formoso.
Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson and Janet and George Throbeck were Monday evening supper guests at the P J Hammer home.
Mr and Mrs Iver Hammer and Son ja were Sunday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Vernon Nelson and Lynn in Concordia.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Hammer and family included Mr and Mrs Iver Hammer and Sonja and Mrs Maxine Barleen.
Larry Hammer of Wichita spent Sunday evening and Monday with his mother Mrs. Alice Hammer and Irene, sharing time at their home.
Mr and Mrs Russell DeWitt are spending a few days in Wichita visiting local sights and meeting friends during their brief stay.
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