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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
1
A grand display at The Journal office showcases pictures dating back nearly fifty years alongside recent images. The exhibit invites readers to relive memories of bygone days and recall moments from local life, including mentions of gardens and community figures.
A two week Daily Vacation Bible School started at the United Brethren Church with seventy pupils enrolled and eleven local faculty members. Classes run mornings with a Sunday night program at 8 o'clock featuring student work. Co operating churches include Methodist United Brethren and Presbyterian. Faculty and student names span Scandia residents including Norma Jean Greenslade Lila Rogers Carl Selin Faith Megill and many others.
The Methodist Church outlines a Thursday social at the Nelson home with games, music, refreshments, and a talk by Frank Swanson of Greeley. Epworth League cabinet meets Friday, church school Sunday at 10, worship at 11, VBS program at the U B Church, and a sacred concert Sunday evening June 26 by the Republican City band.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity service from John 8 1 11 and Sunday School at usual hours. Luther League social in church parlors Friday evening. Dorcas Society social Friday afternoon June 24 at church parlors bring lunch. Friends invited. Without God's mercy none could be.
Our Saviors Lutheran Church invites parishioners to Sunday School at 10 o clock and Bible class. the Junior class welcomes newly confirmed members. The Luther League plans a program this Sunday evening. Friday June 24 a monthly teachers meeting is held at the church. Flowers honoring confirmation Sunday were contributed by Sophie and Hannah Anderson Anna Rimol Mary Thompson L A Melby Elmer Melby J K Melhus and O F Brewer. We welcome the Norway community to worship with us. Orlin Torgeson, pastor.
Presbyterian United Brethren churches announce the Friendship club meeting this afternoon at the Aid Room with Mrs. Jay Bell as hostess Scouts gather at 7:00 this evening at the U B church Sunday morning sermon titled The Light of the World The churches join with the Methodist in the Union service conducted by the Daily Vacation Bible School in the evening Parents urged to send their children to the program
Readers learn to cultivate roses using suckers softwood cuttings and hardwood cuts. Take vigorous disease free wood, plant in sharp sand under glass jars, and keep jars shaded and humid for four to six weeks until rooting. Transplant to garden after rooting with careful sun wind protection.
The article outlines new federal tax provisions to balance the budget affecting checks and postal rates, with banks collecting a two cent tax on checks starting June 21 and monthly remittance to the treasury. It lists effective dates for income, estate, gift, and other taxes, and names items and services subject to levies including gasoline, beverages, telephones, and energy. The Megill family visits Woodston during a summer conference.
V. Glen Megill, pastor, announces more than 500 have enrolled so far in a community school open to all children. The effort emphasizes inclusive access and local participation.
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science Churches centered on God the Preserver of Man with the Golden Text from Psalms 86 and Psalms 91 and a correlative passage from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health. The readings emphasize the protection and omnipotent Mind supporting man and beast, and the power to defend against temptation and bodily suffering.
Kansas Congressman Charles Sparks introduces a bill to repeal the Federal Farm Board and return wheat to the board of trade. The measure faces unlikely passage this session as critics say the Farm Board has failed to stabilize prices and harmed agriculture.
Mrs J D Colt of Manhattan and Mrs Dick Cole of Almena were badly injured in a two car crash on Highway 36 at Rex Farrell corner west of Scandia. A Nash sedan and a Chevrolet were involved. Colt suffered back injury and her mother head lacerations. Joe Glascow escaped unharmed as the Chevrolet hit the Nash while crossing in light rain.
The Revenue Act effective June 21 1938 requires banks to collect two cents per check from customer accounts and remit to the U S Revenue Col lector. The tax is charged when checks are paid and shown on monthly statements and cancelled checks. A 10 percent tax on safety deposit box rentals also begins June 21. The cost to customers is small but has implications for cash handling and security. banks urge public cooperation in collecting and accounting for the tax.
Ten cent Merchants Trade Show at Princess Theatre drew Scandia’s largest crowd of the year. The event offers all talking pictures at ten cents with trade tickets issued by local merchants. This Friday and Saturday stars Charley Rugges and Lila Damita headline This Is the Night followed by One Hour with You on the program.
Formoso defeated Republic City 8 to 5 on Formoso field to remain tied for first place. Red Cloud beat Lawrence 9 to 8 and Superior won its first game of the year 3 to 2 over Mankato. Formoso catcher One Frazier broke his ankle and will be out of the lineup for weeks.
A five year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fredrickson of St. Joseph Missouri, died from injuries after falling from a building roof Friday. Services and burial were held in St. Joseph. He was a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Fredrickson of northwest Sandia.
A clipped quotation shows citizens demanding abolition of useless boards bureaus and commissions as the first step toward cutting government expenses. The Farm Board is cited as a starting point in the reform push.
Adolph Nelson of Scandia announces a Republican primary bid for probate judge in Republic County. He promises an efficient county administration, cites 40 years in Scandia, 24 years in mercantile work, and 24 years in local offices plus four years as county Republican chair. Nelson highlights his civic, church, and party service and asks the public to honor him with the office.
James R. Hyland of Washington Kansas announces as a Republican candidate for district judge of the district comprising Washington Republic and Cloud counties. Hyland, a long-time attorney and former county attorney and state senator, vows strict law enforcement and economical administration of the office.
The Scandia Methodist Sunday School baseball team extended its unbeaten run with a 4 to 3 win over Belleville American Legion Junior team on Thursday at the local field. Hammer earned the victory against Courtland in a 38 to 2 final as Rundus faced Hall in a pitching duel. Lowell and Spitler pitched for Courtland.
The Rock Island Lines announce a low excursion rate to Kansas City for the coming weekend. Tickets available at Scandia for round trips over the weekend at 2.50 dollars. Local residents plan to take the trip and enjoy the affordable travel offer.
Hershel Kannier deputy district governor presented 4-H Club work from Republic County before the Lions Clubs state convention at Dodge City last week. The program, supported by Scandia Republic City Courtland and Belleville Lions Clubs, showcases county 4-H achievements in counties without a paid farm agent.
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