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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
2
Our Saviors Evangelical Lutheran Church in Norway Kansas invites all members to join the Ladies Aid meeting on the first Thursday afternoon each month at the church. Attend the Sunday School services and church activities. all are warmly invited to participate.
Sunday School at 9 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Minister Tord R Miller leads Sunday services Senior MYF meets Thursday at 7 p m Work night Junior Choir Friday 9 a m Sunday School 9 00 a m Morning Worship at 10 00 a m Father s Day Prayer Cell 7 p m Intermediat MYF Wednesday 7 p m
Richard Loring thanks relatives and friends for cards letters and visits at Belleville hospital and after returning home Carla Robbins also expresses gratitude to relatives friends neighbors for cards flowers and gifts Dr. Haggman is thanked. Juddy Freed signs gratitude. Emer Larsen move to Scandia Clyde Norris property. Axel Jensen and Tom Ledbetter hosts after Sunday supper in Belleville.
Numerous names and relations appear as residents and relatives visit Concordia and Norton areas. Hospital stays, weekend visits, and Sunday dinners feature Mrs Walter Anderson, Mrs Phyllis Cates, Russell Moe, Otto Nelson, Warren Nelson, Anita Shaffer, Harley Shaffer, Elmer Danielson, Arnt Carlson, Glenn Loring, and many others across Kansas towns.
A reflective piece on how words shape reputation and lives. It contrasts harmful gossip with constructive speech, using biblical warnings about the tongue and urging self control to prevent social damage. The essay notes how easy it is to harm others with words and how fire, though dangerous, can be useful when guarded.
Oregon State College researchers study how insects detoxify poisons by defense mechanisms that convert toxic substances to harmless forms. They note humans have about a dozen similar barriers and show houseflies process radioactive napthalene into nine or more forms within hours. They aim to identify which mechanism best counters napthalene.
USDA reports ordinary sugar in soil acts as a nematode killer without harming warm-blooded animals or leaving soil residues. Dr. V A Feder and team at Orlando Lab found sugar dehydrates nematodes within 24 hours, effective at 1:20 to 1:100 soil ratios, with sugar not toxic to the pests themselves.
A farmer repurposed an old auto body into a tractor cab that regulates temperature. Glass panels open and close for warmth or cooling, with rolled down side and door windows for ventilation on hot days.
North Carolina State College researchers show self feeding silage can cut labor and equipment needs. In a test with 30 Holsteins, half fed from a silo and half from the other half, self fed cows produced 40.32 pounds of 4 per cent fat corrected milk daily, while two groups varied in daily weight gain, with self fed cows gaining or losing modest amounts.
Mechanized sizing and packing lines promise to cut total egg operation costs by about 10 cents, a savings over many current methods. The USDA notes the sizer and packer sort eggs by size, reject blood spots, orient eggs, and place them into one dozen cartons, with manual tasks limited to loading, sorting defects, and packing into cases.
Grand champ Kaye Pollock, a 15 year old Mount Auburn Iowa schoolgirl, received a $5000 check from the American Hereford Association after Hercy the 1170 pound Hereford steer won grand champion overall at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The champ later sold for 16725 silver dollars to Taylor's Restaurant of Ventura and Ranch House Supper Club of Las Vegas. presenting the check was Earl Monahan, President of the American Hereford Association.
USDA scientists design a transportable detector to measure atomic fallout on contaminated fields. Built for ARS experiments at Beltsville Maryland, the device compares soil tests with plant and crop contamination to guide removal of fallout and protect farm land. The two beam frame carries a moving carriage and a pulse counter device, enabling field use by lifting one end and wheel movement.
California UC Davis researchers Norman B. Akesson and Wesley E. Yates warn drift and residue are ongoing farmer concerns. They recommend using dust forms, coarse spray droplets, studying microclimates, and lab testing to predict harvest safety.
A new four wheel drive tractor and eight bottom plow claim to plow fields four times faster than average equipment. Efficiency comes from 23.1-26 inch 12 ply tires delivering four wheel traction and load pulling for the 1 foot wide plow.
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