Second Class Matter Notation at Scandia Post Office
A postal notice records the entry of second class matter at Scandia Kansas under the act of Congress dated March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
4
A postal notice records the entry of second class matter at Scandia Kansas under the act of Congress dated March 8 1879.
Fannie Dillaver announces re election bid for County Superintendent of Public Instruction Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to the August net primary. Elsie Bowersox announces candidacy for Register of Deeds Republic County subject to Republican primary August 4.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for Probate Judge on the Republican ticket in Republic County. He seeks the voters' support at the August 1942 primary.
J announces candidacy for the Clerk of the District Court in Republic County. He seeks the Republican nomination at the Primary Election on August 4.
The Second District seeks an unexpired term candidate under Republican party rules for the August primaries with Aubert and Sjoholm named in the fray.
Herbert S. Graham announces his candidacy for re election as Sheriff of Republic County on the Democratic ticket. He seeks voter support at the August primaries.
A fragment notes the office of County Clerk on the Republican ticket subject to the vote at the Primary on August 4. CHAS H STRNAD.
May R. Collins announces candidacy for the office of Treasurer of Republic County on the Republican ticket. She seeks the Republican voters' support at the August primary.
Democratic voters in Republic County head to the August primary to decide the county attorney race. Marvin E. Larson is the candidate listed for the office.
Church notes announce Sunday School at 11 a m each Sunday with welcoming invitation to all not attending elsewhere. Includes announcements and general church notice for readers.
Mr and Mrs Jake Storer visited Mrs Gust Palmquist and Bernice in Concordia. Warren Nelson returned from Topeka where he attended NYA school for three weeks. Miss Mary West went to Oklahoma City with Mrs A Larson and Billy for a short visit with Mrs Harriet West. Mrs Lena Lloyd and Mrs Frank Granstedt visited Mr and Mrs H S Robison and daughters Monday. Mr and Mrs Clare Nondorf of McFarland were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Reynold Nystrom and Carole. Trade in Scandia.
A string of weekend and midweek drops in across area homes. Visitors included the Bergstroms and Lorna at the Elmburgs in Kackley, John Bergstrom and Inez with Ivan Bergstrom and Lorna, and Aunt Carlson of Republic with the Hedstroms and Loren. Other gatherings feature the Welcome-In Circle at the Presbyterian church, plus numerous family dinners and suppers with the Hammils, Hamptons, Hammer family, and related households.
Local families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with visits from Bergstroms Johnsons Nesmiths and Andersons. Entries record Sunday dinners and Thursday visits across Belleville Topeka Eldon Abilene and Kackley plus a call to buy Victory Bonds.
Mr and Mrs Paul Fredrickson and sons were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Oto Nelson and family. Maurice Freed returned Wednesday from Greeley Colorado to stay a few weeks with his parents. Mr and Mrs W R Sothers joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Claude Hendrickson in Courtland. Mr and Mrs L A Nondorf visited Mr and Mrs Charles Nondorf Sunday. Mr and Mrs Art Freeman spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Fred Evert.
Mrs Augusta Peterson and Charles with Mr and Mrs L A Nondorf and family shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs M A Larson. Chester Erickson and family dined with Mr and Mrs Erick Erickson. Ivy Brown and Mrs E A Gregg or Carl Aberg visited Wichita on Tuesday. W W Stansbury and spouse are visiting relatives in Topeka this week.
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