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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
2
A Methodist Church audience attended the silver wedding anniversary and open house for Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Johnson of Courtland on Sunday afternoon. Various local residents visited during the week including Robison and Van Nortwick households and the Moe and Larson families hosting meals and gatherings.
Mrs Ruby Berry entertained with a coffee Thursday morning for Mrs El mer Brown of Cuba and a long list of attendees including Mrs Wm Moe Mrs George Larson Mrs George Stromberg Mrs Nathan Isaacson Mrs Ben Lervold Mrs Daisy Reed Mrs O A Johnson Mrs George Fike Jr Mrs Wilbur Zener Mrs Don Freed Mrs Zenia Stofer Mrs Godfrey Boman Mrs Joyce Johnson Mrs Thomas Hay Mrs Margaret Ramsey Mrs George Christ ie Mrs Allen Gunter and Mrs Edith Norris.
A notice from Earl J. Baldridge declares his bid for Clerk of the District Court in Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket to be decided at the August Primary election. The probate matter of Swen J Swenson lists appointment details. Community notes recount birthday and social visits in Republic with local residents and families.
A faith- teacher argues how to discern genuine divine speech among many claimants. He cites Eli and Samuel, noting true messages align with God’s Word, pierce conscience, and do not contradict Jesus Christ, stressing revelation through scripture.
Limestone phosphate and potash raised 1957 corn yields on Dixon Springs plots from 8 to 75 bushels per acre. Untreated land yielded 8 bushels. limed plots showed major gains with added phosphates and potash at varying costs. four year rotation included corn, wheat, and alfalfa-brome grass.
Scientists from the U S Department of Agriculture and state researchers study chemically chelated metals to supply essential nutrients to fruit trees and ornamentals. Organic chelates render metals soluble for plant uptake, addressing iron deficiency chlorosis and other nutrient deficiencies in soils lacking available metals.
A new water powered purifier enables farm and suburban well owners to cheaply reproduce metropolitan level purification. The automatic injector releases a precise stream of household chlorine bleach into the supply, offering protection when pollution risks exist.
Casual chic dominates the season with easy care fabrics and relaxed silhouettes. Suzy Perette showcases a navy silk blouson with white lace trimming for laundry-friendly wear. Sheer cottons in red white and blue offer airy seafaring outfits and shirtwaist dresses for daily tasks and shopping.
The article advises a mild day to clean bedding and blankets. It recommends stripping beds, airing mattresses, sunning when possible, and using a vacuum to remove dust. It also suggests polishing wood frames and drying blankets outdoors on a breezy day for best results.
Mrs Irvin Currie and Mrs Reynold Nystrom visited the Robison home on Tuesday afternoon. Numerous relatives from Wichita Salina Liberal Belleville Camp Carson and Kansas City spent weekends or afternoons with the Robisons and neighboring families.
Randy Larson spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Wm Wilson. Charlie Berggren and family hosted Sunday supper with Vic Berggren in Republic. Oscar Berggren and Clarence Berggren households hosted guests. Mabel Nesmith of Belleville overnighted with Oscar Berggren. Don McIntyre and Bennington family joined Grant Berggren for weekend. Ettie Nystrom visited Larry Hobson and kids. Scrivner and Reed families joined Don McIntyre for Sunday dinner with Grant Berggren. Myron Runft stayed midweek with E W Runft. Waite families shared Sunday dinner with Hilton Waite. Lee Hedstrom visited Ivan Bergstrom. Hilton Waite’s wife visited Grace Kallman in Belleville. Amil Nelson and Republic guests visited Florence Stafford. Don Pugh and Paul Saunders groups joined Friday supper at Walter Saunders home. Wm Clark stayed with Mr Clark at Parsons from Friday to Sunday.
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