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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
4
Practical guide to replacing sugar with honey and syrups in recipes. Includes weight comparisons, liquid reductions, measurement tips, storage temperatures, aging benefits, and general usage ranges for 25 to 50 percent sweetness. Also lists a menu and a basic graham bread recipe.
Church notes invite all not attending elsewhere to Sunday School at 11 a.m. each Sunday with a welcoming welcome extended to all.
Rev. H. L. Walker pastor conducts Sunday School at 10 a m. Rev and Mrs Walker and family attend summer assembly at Woodston this week.
The church plans a Sunday evening service on June 21 at 8 30 pm to honor Children’s Day and Father’s Day. A prayer meeting is scheduled every Tuesday night.
Amana Lut. The Little Friends Church announces Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11. Robert Segerham mer of Lindsborg son of Rev. Aaron Segerhammer will be the student pastor during the summer. Dorcas Society meets Friday at 2 30 in the church parlors. Swedesburg Chorus directed by Paul Allen to sing sacred music at 3 30 Sunday afternoon. No admission charge. Male chorus.
Arthur M. Johnson born April 13 1872 in Leland Michigan Territory died June 5 1942 at age 70. He lived in Kano Courtland and Rackey later farming and merchandising before retiring in 1988. Surviving are wife Christine three sons Edgar Arnold Carl two grandsons one brother John L Johnson and one sister Nellie Ohslund. Funeral June 7 at Ada Lutheran Church with Rev A W Almquist. Interment Ada cemetery.
William Harrison Cundiff was born in Hardin County Kentucky on September 16 1868 and died at General Hospital Kansas City Missouri on May 30 1942 aged 73 years 8 months 14 days.
Mr and Mrs Jake Storer hosted a birthday supper for Henry Rosene. Numerous couples and individuals visited friends in Republic, Stony Point, Lawrence, Concordia, Belleville, Courland, and Belo during the week, with guests at the homes of Granstedt, Van Der Heyden, Carlson, Melby, Axelson, Johnson, Reece, Tedrow, Olson, Forsberg, Mikesell, and Haser.
The obituary notes a man born in 1870s moved to Iowa, married Mary Louisa Bowen on January 1, 1887, and died after long illness. He worked 15 years for Kansas City Broom Co. and resided at 433 South White Street. Survived by four children Lloyd, Mrs. Van Nortwick, Leo, and Mrs Conzelman, plus a brother A. W. Cundiff, ten grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral services were held May 31 at Hampton Funeral Home and Washington Chapel. Interment at Washington Cemetery.
Mrs V E Dieckmann and Jimmy returned home after a week with relatives at Netawaka. Herman Bloomquist of Fallen visited Mr and Mrs Carl D Larson and Eldon. Vernon Evert and party went to Kansas City for business. Mr and Mrs Harry Ringer were guests of Carl D Larson and Eldon. Alma Nichols is recovering at St Joseph hospital Concordia. Mary West visits the Nichol family in Concordia this week. Lloyd Hammer and family were guests of Carl Hammer. Edwin Isaacson visited Carl Veteto and family. Lewis Smith left for Simla Colorado for work. Henry Rosene and Lom Evans hosted guests from Belleville. Enoch Hedin and Genevieve visited L A Nondorf family Thursday. First Aid Class completed its course with an exam Tuesday. Roy Thomas hosted Ed Thomas and Audrey for Sunday dinner. Lennie Linden visited Mrs Vernon Erickson.
Wednesday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom and Mrs. O F Werner at Mr. and Mrs. C C Johnsons and Jarl. Rainfall this week reached 1.11 inches and for the month to date 138 inches.
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