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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
4
Fannie Dillaver announces candidacy for re election as County Superintendent of Public Instruction Republic County on the Republican ticket. Elsie Bowersox announces candidacy for Register of Deeds Republic County subject to Republican primary on August 4.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for Republic County Probate Judge on the Republican ticket subject to the August 1942 primary voters.
Warren A. Scott announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Republic County subject to Republican voters in the August 4 primary election.
Albert Sjoholm enters the race for county commissioner in Republic County’s Second District for the unexpired term, with voters facing August primaries.
Herbert S. Graham announces his candidacy for re election as Sheriff of Republic County on the Democratic ticket subject to voters at the August primaries.
County Clerk records announce Charles H Strnad as a Republican candidate on the August 4 primary ballot in Republic County. Voters are instructed to mark the ticket accordingly.
May R. Collins seeks the office of Treasurer of Republic County on the Republican ticket in the August primary, subject to Republican voters' will.
The Democratic voters in Republic County will choose a county attorney candidate at the August primary. Marvin Ek Larson seeks the seat, highlighting experience and commitment to public service.
Church notes announce Sunday School at 11 a m every Sunday with welcome extended to all not attending elsewhere and church announcements for the congregation.
Rev. H L Walker presides as pastor with Sunday School at 10 a m Prayer meeting Tuesday 8 30 p m Children’s Day program Sunday evening 8 30 Practice Friday 3 o’clock in the church Attend church services every Sunday
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Divine worship at 11 a.m. Luther League at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Trinity Circle of the Dorcas Society meets Thursday at 2:30 at Mrs Emery Berry's home. Choir practice Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Confirmation Class Saturday at 9 a.m. Confirmands to attend. Junior Mission Society Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Church events continue.
The Methodist Church hosted Children’s Day at 10:45 with a brief sermon after. An offering for the Student Loan Fund supported college education for worthy students. The Willing Workers meet June 25 for quilting and lunch. Dr. John Ruthman of Iowa delivered the morning message on Christian living. Twenty three attended the Friendly Corner Class basket dinner.
District No. 96 social entries list Topeka visitors and gatherings at the Larson, Freemon, and related homes. A Chicago retail grocers meeting denounces OPA price ceilings and 100,000 inspectors, arguing the plan would hurt merchants and shoppers. The piece warns of a Gestapo style enforcement and urges Congress to reject the appropriation.
Belleville visitors Linda Lou and Sandra Kay Doctor visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doctor this week. Loren Florell and Janice Rae joined Sunday evening calls on Arthur Jensen and family. Haddam hosts John Behrens at sister Mrs. Elmer Loring’s home. Emerson Mallory dined with Oscar Libhardt in Courtland. Leslie Rasmussen and family visited R. A. Rasmussen and Walter Henry and Minnie Anderson hosted the Wallins Saturday. Thelma Acree and Don Smith of Clay Center visited Carl Acree and family. Mrs. Oscar Abbey spent Sunday afternoon with P. J. Hammer and daughters.
Social notes list Thursday evening visits by Ed Jensen and Jim to George Freed in Courtland. Thursday guests of Earl Van Aiken in Belleville. Monday visitors Hedstrom family to Ivan Bergstrom. Wednesday dinner with Ralph Parker and Nesmiths in Belleville. Sunday dinners with Stansbaugh Tedrow and Johnson Engwall in Courtland. other midweek calls include Kallman Forsberg McKenzie Stoffer and Kaner in Courtland area.
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