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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1935

Page

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Scandia Citizens Seek New Bridge Over Republican River

Scandia residents met to push for a new US 36 bridge replacing the aging 1891 structure. A committee was formed to present the town’s request to the Kansas state highway commission in Topeka, with a temporary bridge promised to open traffic. Senators and representatives urged action while survey work and site reviews proceeded.

Scandia Journal Republican River School Hill Main Street Scania Adolph Nelson C.V. Haggman Jake Stofer State Highway Commission Topeka G. Bramwell Belleville US 36 H. Kannier W. Russell Highway Commission Dan,McCarthy Mankato J. R. White Highway US 86 Association The Ed Burge Concordia Claud Hansen Republican

Red Cross Plans To Meet Flood Disaster Needs

Red Cross positions set for Scafidia relief work with headquarters in the Presbyterian Church basement and a furniture warehouse at Mahan and Cardwell. Three case workers Stella Havel Lenora Zoernes and Marvin Rosene will survey the flood area and report to the executive committee for aid decisions. Officials aim to help with essential needs furniture bedding clothing and home repairs for those without resources, with county and city cooperation on rehabilitation.

Selin Chas Chizek Norway Gardner Republic Red Cross The

Visits Here Dr and Mrs John Larzon and Family

A brief social note records a visit by Dr and Mrs John Larzon and their children Alma Aevita Ain to a local household. The fragment notes the family presence and kinship links in a mid twentieth century setting.

John. Larzon fAlma Ae Viata Ain

Flood destroys multiple city homes and property

Floods destroyed several homes including those of John Mahan Jr and Leonard Fritch, with others owned by Percy Shivvers Joe Tedrow and Milton Ward. Some houses were carried away or crushed leaving debris while the Independent Oil Company site disappeared. All homes in south and southwest areas were damaged by rising water and wreckage striking structures. Reports from riverside areas confirm buildings carried off.

Percy Shivvers Leonard Fritch M. Frye Joe ‘Tedrow Milton Ward Elmer Loring Paul Erickson Roy Tedrow Russell Moe Lloyd Independent Scandia Beig Isaacson Grain Company A.M. Sanborn ‘Company Weislogel Gus Freebure- Hardware

Work progress on school addition in town

Nine men work on the school addition this week. The cement foundation is poured into the forms. William O Peters leads the construction for Mont Green, the contractor. Alfred Moriston serves as the PWA resident engineer inspector on the job.

William O Peters Mont Green Alfred Moriston PWA

Reverend Campbell Resigns at Local United Brethren Parish

Rev. C. Campbell of Formosa has relinquished his leadership at the United Brethren-Presbyterian Church here after serving for several months. The church has no definite plan for a successor. Campbell will continue to serve the Webber Presbyterian parish.

C. C. Campbell Formosa United Brethren-Presbyterian Church Campbell Webber Presbyterian

Red Cross urges the needy to register for aid at church HQ

Those with registered needs are urged to visit the Red Cross headquarters at the Presbyterian Church to learn awards and assistance. Mrs. Zearnes schedules office hours Thursday afternoon and next week Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings from 10 to 12. Those with business with the Red Cross are urged to come during these hours.

Red Cross Presbyterian Church Zearnes The

Farmers in upland finish corn planting with aid offered

Farmers on the upland finish planting and replanting as floods wash out bottoms. Many have offered assistance to those along the river. Due to late season, planting will be risky in some areas because of quicksand presence.

Floods Leave Scandia Homes and Businesses Reeling

Scandia residents describe widespread damage from the flood with rugs and furniture drying on porches and logs stranded on Main Street. Officials reopen bridges, utilities return, and volunteers clear debris as stores distribute food and aid while fear of further flooding lingers.

Hawkins Funeral Held

The funeral of Joseph Hawkins was held Friday afternoon with a brief home service followed by a Lutheran Church service led by Rev. Chas. Pehrgon. Interment was at Washington Cemetery.

Joseph. Hawkins Chas. Pehrgon Washington Cemetery

City Engineer Alfy Magstrom Directs Cleanup Rush

Alfy Magstrom, identified as city engineer directing much of the cleanup work, is described as busier than a cranberry merchant due to ongoing restoration efforts. The note implies heightened activity and public safety focus amid post-disaster recovery.

Alfy Magstrom Cranberry

Railroads regroup as Scandia flood repairs proceed

Hundreds of workers from state county and city forces repair the Missouri Pacific roadbed after the Scandia flood. About 250 laborers shift around the wreckage north and south of Scandia, building temporary bridges, pumping water from basements and guiding flood cleanup. Authorities plan a temporary bridge and expect trains to pass within ten days.

Missouri Pacific Scandia

Body Found After Flood Disaster Near Scandia

A large Smith Center search party recovered Perry Wilson, a Smith Center youth swept to his death when the ground gave way during the flood. His body was found on the H. Hohman farm, buried in silt and revealed by sun exposure. Officials determined the cause of death and transported the remains to Smith Center.

Smith Center Scandia Perry Wilson H. Hohman

Church Notes and Announcements for Trinity Sunday

The bulletin lists Gospel reading John fifteen one to nine and notes Sunday school and morning worship at usual hours. Quote on divine love appears, and Chas Pehrson is named as pastor in charge of services.

Trinity Chas. Pehrson

Methodist Church Schedule and Postponed Meeting

The Methodist Church announces worship at 11 a.m. and evening service at 8 p.m. Sunday activities include the Epworth League at 7:30 p.m. and a Ladies Aid meeting postponed due to river conditions. Minister B. W. Selin invites all to attend.

Epworth Léague Ladies' Aid Republican River

Sunday School and Evening Services At Church

Notice states Sunday school at 10 A M with no preaching services this week attendance was small. C E meets at 7 30 P M and Junior C E Fridays in the church basement. Welcome In Circle postponed to a later date due to members' absence.

C. E Junior C. E

Warrants Sworn Against Three individuals in Belleville Court

Warrants implicating John Fredlund Edith Carter and Vic Anderson were sworn out in Belleville Justice Court yesterday. The trio will likely be bound over to the next district term for trial to determine the death of Me vite Sigebee while observers noted eight foot higher water on the Rock Island north side.

John Fredlund Edith Carter Vic Anderson Scancain Vite Sigebee Belleville Justice Court Justice Court Rock Island

Joseph Freed 78 Dies At Home In Scandia Area

Joseph Freed, 78, longtime resident northwest of Scandia, died at his home last Friday. Funeral services were held Monday at the family residence and Lincoln Methodist Church, with Rev. B. W. Selin officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.

Joseph Freed Scandia Lincoln Methodist Church B. W. Selin Mt. Pleasant

Flood control request from Kansas official prompts action

Dr. C O Wolf chair of the flood control committee asks Representative Frank Carlson to push inclusion of new flood control measures north of Scandia. Carlson has taken up the matter with the War Department for near future consideration.

C. 'O. Wolf Kansas State Board of Agriculture Frank Carlson House Ito Scandis Carlson War. Department

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