Am a Candidate for Sheriff of Republic County
A clipped campaign note states Howard Lowell is running as a Republican candidate for the office of sheriff in Republic County.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
3
A clipped campaign note states Howard Lowell is running as a Republican candidate for the office of sheriff in Republic County.
Norway Kansas September season announces Pastor Harles Carlgren and Supervisor Walter Darlington with pianist. Confirmands meet Saturdays at 9 80, Sunday School Sundays at 10:00, Divine Worship 11:00 with communion first Sundays. Ladies' Aid meets the last Thursday monthly at church parlors. members urged to attend and others invited.
I thank friends for kindnesses and floral offerings shown after the death of my brother John Simmons. Mrs Elmer Thomas.
The notice expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers after a father's death with names of family members and visitors. It also announces candidacies for district judge Marvin O Brummett and county commissioner Ben Lervold on the Republican ticket for the August primary in the 12th Judicial District and Republic County Second District respectively.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for Probate Judge Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket. Elsie Bowersox joins as candidate for Register of Deeds in the August 5 primary, urging Republican voters to support her.
Elmer H. Isaacson announces his candidacy for Republic County Clerk on the Democratic ticket for the August primary, subject to voters will at the August election.
A candidate on the Republican ticket announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to voters at the August primary. The statement identifies Mrs. Maude Anderson.
Charles W. Mizer announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Republic County Commissioner in the Second District subject to voter choice at the August primary election.
A fragmented OCR note references a district candidate filing for a specific office. The readable text hints at a submission or publication step related to candidate nomination or district designation. No names, dates, or places are clearly legible.
A voter campaign note lists candidate names for the Register of Deeds on the Democratic ticket and Mrs. Donal E McKenzie for State Senator in the 30th Kansas District as contenders on the Republican ticket with August primary elections noted.
Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10:00 am. Sept Morning service at 11:00 am. Evening at 6:30 pm. Lutheran League meeting in the church parlor hosted by Richard Larson. 3:00 pm District event. WMS Young Women and Junior Mission Band Rally at First Lutheran Church in Clay Center. Saturday at 10:00 am Confirmation class Welcome.
A church notes gratitude for the 75th Anniversary celebration and invites all to next Sunday's services at regular hours. The Willing Workers Circle meets Thursday afternoon June 25 at the church parlor hosted by Mrs Joyce Johnson and Mrs J O Bookless. Sunday School 10, Worship 11, Meth Youth 7, Inter Youth 6:30, Choir 8.
The article recalls a church 78th anniversary observed with a pageant featuring participants Everett Robison Bert y Nelson Patsy Nelson Loren Isaaceon Norma Berggren Barbara Cooper and Lawrence Bookless. A vintage Ladies Aid play led by Mrs Axel Jensen and others showcased costumes from 1885 and a modern couple portrayed by Doc Odell and Lloyd Nelson. Rev J Orville Bookless lit 75 candles on a cake. Miss Virgil Morrow sang with Mrs Chris Nelson accompanying.
The executor declares that all persons with claims against the estate of Alex W. Othberg must file their demands within nine months from June 12 1952. Dated June 7 1952. Ee L. Nelson administrator. Frank G. Spurney attorney. Also notes Carl Isaacson and Carl Wayne of Caldwell Idaho visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs Harold Stafford visited Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Lee Bowersox. Mrs Bowersox returned from St Joseph hospital in Concordia and is reported getting along nicely. Mrs Appel left Saturday for Kansas City after two weeks with her brother Elmer Aberg and Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson and Carl.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaacson and Mrs. Appel and Mary and Ed Johnson visited Monday afternoon for coffee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson.
Sunday evening guests at the Harold Stafford residence included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walters and family Dr. and Mrs. Splichal and Janet and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stafford and family.
Mrs. W. A. Johnson of Salina spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Lowe and Mrs. H. I. Johnson along with other relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Keith Lowe and Helen of Hardy Nebraska spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Cameron Lowe continuing family ties across the state
Mr. wand Mrs Axel Jengen and boys hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs George Freed and family. Mr and Mrs Lars Hanson and Rev and Mrs C Larson of Bison spent Sunday overnight with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Zerner. Loren Jensen left Tuesday for Topeka to enter St. Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson and Ronald were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Fogelberg and family.
Mrs. Harriet Gourley of Brooklyn New York spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary West and attended the 75th anniversary at the Methodist church. Sunday evening guests at A B Johnson's home included Mr and Mrs Aaron Johnson Miss Mary West and Mrs Harriet Gourley. Dale Sanderson and family and Oscar Odell and family visited Joe Evans at Republic.
Glada Thompson came home Sunday from Lawrence where she attended the Legion Auxiliary Girls State meeting last week. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Simmons included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmons and daughters of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Benny Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simmons of Formosa, and Rev. Neece of Belleville.
Mr and Mrs Vaughn Dene Ocobock of Belleville and Mr and Mrs Glenn Ocotock visited Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Lyeli Ocobock and Aria.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson and Donald and Mrs. Clarence Cosner of Torrington Wyoming visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lyell Ocobock and Arla and Albert Larson for a few days last week.
Mr and Mrs Albin Boman of Colorado Springs and Emily Swanson of Greeley visited relatives over the weekend and attended the 75th anniversary at the Methodist church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Valjean Jackson and family of Oak Ridge Tennessee arrived Wednesday to spend a week visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson.
Virginia Jackson of Denver arrived Friday to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs L A Jackson and family visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson. Virginia Jackson will stay longer for a fuller visit.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson with Virginia and family, Mr. and Mrs. TL AS Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. V. Jackson and children, along with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hugos and others from Oak Ridge Tennessee and Denver Colorado.
Mrs Wayl Claweon of Gogdlang was a guest at the Albert Jackson home on Wednesday.
Mrs Ruth Schercifisky Mrs Les lie Rasmussen and Carol along with Mrs Daisy McHaffey Barbara Mrs Merrill Kauer Nadine and Mrs N J Habiger Beth attended the 4 H Judging School in Washington on Monday to learn judging skills and network with peers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Loring and family and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Christensen and Harold visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loring. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loring spent one day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loring.
Mrs Alfred Swanson Gloria and Viola visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Richard Loring. Mrs Eddie Boman of York Nebraska has been visiting relatives and friends here over the weekend and attended the 75th anniversary at the Methodist church on Sunday.
Laura Larson of Kansas City returns home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Ward and family in Cheyenne Wyoming and a visit with Mrs. Etta Nyström.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loring spent time with Maurice Medlin and family in Riley. Neal, who had been visiting his grandparents, returned home with them.
Mr and Mrs George Christie visited Monday evening at the home of Richard Loring.
Mrs Millard Sothers and children Dickie and Marilyn visited Friday evening at the Ed Swanson residence.
Emily Swanson of Greeley Colorado spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs W F Kailman as they hosted in their home.
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