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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
3
Weekend callers to Mr. and Mrs. Harley Shaffer included Donna Moss Ida Isaacson Mrs. Duaine Greenslade Mr and Mrs. Allen Larson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larson and family.
A speech argues strength and goodness are not opposites. Religion is not just for the weak but guides strong lives. It cites King David and Solomon to show obedience to God complements power and wisdom. Strength and religion authoritatively unite in biblical context.
List of Wednesday to Sunday social calls and visits across Courtland Jewell and nearby towns. Neighbors and relatives including the Melbys, Nelsons, Cardwells, Hobsons, and Sederlins are noted at homes, hospitals, and in Topeka and Wichita.
Last week guests of Mr and Mrs Hans Nelson included Mrs Gladys Flood of Frankfort Mrs Linda Way of Concordia Mr and Mrs Darrell Nelson of Iverbrook Mrs Pat Sandell Lola and Mr and Mrs Harry Olson of Montrose Attendees came from multiple towns for the occasion.
Capt and Mrs Ronald Anderson and family of Randolph Air Force Base near Universal City Texas arrive Saturday night for a few weeks visit with Mr and Mrs Raymond BE Cooper Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson and other relatives and friends.
Edith Norris patient at St. Joseph hospital in Concordia is Friday with Mabel Nesmith of Belleville. Duaine Greenslade and wife visited Del bert Aspegren home. George Barleen and wife were guests of Grant Berggren and wife Sunday evening.
Sunday and Saturday visits fill homes as Burandts, Christies, Swansons, and many others share meals and hospitality. Relatives from Wisconsin and Nebraska join Concordia residents for dinners, Bible group, and hospital news.
Mr and Mrs Harold Smith and family of Haysville visited Mr and Mrs M L Larson over Memorial weekend. Mr Smith Sheryl and David returned home Monday while Mrs Smith Jayne and Marcia left Friday.
Wm Stensons of Modesto California called on Mrs E M Bastvedt and at the Martin Larson home last week. Mrs Elmer McKay and Jane of Wichita called on Mrs Bastvedt and Mr and Mrs M L Larson on Tuesday.
Friday evening supper guests included Dr. C. V. Haggman and Blanche Haggman, Wm. Wilson with John Mohler of Hollenburg, Roy Wilson and Jeannie of Concordia, and Mrs. Francis White and Amos of Minden Nebraska. Allen Kirk and family left for Denver after visiting Ernest Kirk and relatives, with Glenn Kirk and family departing for McCook after visiting Ernest Kirk and Glenwood Freed. Ernest Kirk hosted Mr and Mrs Glenn Kirk, with Allen Kirk of Denver and Cole, and Loren Isaacson and Marcy noted in the visit.
Mrs. Winifred McEuen took Mike McBuen and Steven Sandell from Scandia to Lawrence Saturday where they are attending Bobs State. Mr. and Mrs. George Cardwell were Sunday dinner guests of Ma and Mr. Ren Denoyer.
Mrs Ed Olson spent Monday afternoon as a guest of Mrs Hilton Waite. The social visit highlighted neighborhood hospitality and friendly chats at Waite's home.
Mrs Homer Cardwell spent Sunday evening with Mrs Ralph Rasmussen. Mrs Wallace Aspegren of Republic was a Wednesday guest at the Conrad Florell home.
Mr and Mrs Lee Loring and David visited the Clarence Herrman home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Omar Persinger of Cedar Creek Nebraska are visiting at the Clarence Herrman home this week for a social call and to spend time together.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Odell and Brad ley recently moved to Blue Rapids where he has construction work. Mrs Frank Lervold and Mrs Behti Thomas spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Elsie Johnson.
Weekend callers included Joy Carbutt of Talmo and Neal Cady with Mrs Joy Carbutt. Mrs Eda Smith was a Tuesday afternoon coffee guest of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kelly.
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