Van Natta Seeks Re Election as Republic County Probate Judge
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for re election to the Probate Judge post in Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to voters in the August primary.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
4
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for re election to the Probate Judge post in Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to voters in the August primary.
An ordinance vacates the portion of Washington Street in Moe and Sanderson Addition Scandia Kansas. The measure takes effect after publication in the official city newspaper. Passed and approved by the Mayor WM Moe and City Council on March 3 1950, with City Clerk Josie M Robison attesting.
Rev Mrs John Jackson pastor leads Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11. Annual Congregational meeting postponed last Sunday due to Rev Jackson’s illness and will be held at 11 o clock March 12. All members urged to attend.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Divine worship at 11:00 a.m. Communion is served on the first Sunday monthly. The Ladies' Aid meets the first Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Lenten services are Thursday evenings at 8:00 through Easter.
The Little Friendly Church presents Sunday School at 10:00 led by Vernon Swanson, no morning service, Brantford service, and Thursday 8:00 program by Rev. Arthur A. Christenson showcasing Miracle of the Prairie. Friday 2:20 Dorcas Society meeting with hostesses named. Next week Bethany Choir concert at the high school auditorium.
The Dorcas Society sponsors upcoming events inviting broad community participation and warm welcomes to attendees.
Rev J Orville Bookless leads a program for Dedication and Self-denial with Sunday services at 11 00 a m and youth fellowship at 7 00 p m Choir practice and rehearsal times are set for Thursday evening with plans for several special numbers The Moe Freed families visit local relatives over the weekend and topeka trip details are noted.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl A. A. Larson of Herndon arrived at the home of Rev. and Mrs. N. H. Pearson. Rev. Pearson joined Rev. Larson to Oldsburg for a District Mission meeting while Mrs. Larson stayed with Mrs. Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Burandt visited Mrs. Helen Murphy. Byron Nebr relatives Donald Davidson, George Hanson, and their spouses called on Mrs. Gertrude Larkins Sunday.
Mrs Chris Nelson hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs Myrtle Grubb for her birthday anniversary. Guests included Miss Emma Svenson and Miss Mary West.
Saturday evening visitors to Mrs Lena Lloyd included Miss Josie Robison Miss Adah Robison Mrs Minnie Farrell Miss Mary West and Mrs Eva Sothers sharing a social hour at the home.
The Y Teen Cabinet held a Monday meeting with Jacquelin Cooper serving as hostess ensuring a smooth briefing and coordination for upcoming activities.
Saturday afternoon guests at the Lloyd Nelson residence for Mrs. Nelsons birthday anniversary included Mrs. Louise Fredrickson Mrs. Gus Nystrom Mrs. O A Johnson Everett Lee Fike Mrs. Clara Westin Mrs. Charley Tedrow and Mrs. Conrad Sederlin in a cordial gathering.
Mrs Sothers Joyce Dickie and Marian called on Mr and Mrs Ed Swanson Monday evening in a social visit noted in local society circles.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nelson accompanied by Patsy and Darrell spent Sunday in St Joseph Missouri.
Goodland resident Miss Aura Lewis spent Saturday with Miss Mary West, sharing time in social visits and friendly company.
Mrs Minnie Farrell hosted Monday guests Adah Josie Edna Robison Lena Lloyd Franklin Blanche Haggman Mary West Louise Zakatelsky. Numerous gatherings include Briscoe and Johnson families, Floyd and Donna Lee birthday celebrations, and visits from Osage Iowa and Phillipsburg. A CES Chapter 481 March 14 initiation is noted along with travel and hospitality across Republic Hardy Hampden and Oslaw Norway entries.
Mr and Mrs ElReno Sederlin entertained with a supper Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs C S Sederlin s birthday anniversary Guests were Mr and Mrs C S Sederlin and Glenn Ericson who spent Saturday at the ElReno Sederlin home visiting Dr Ray Sederlin
Mr and Mrs W J Matthias were guests at the El Reno Sederlin home Saturday evening in a local social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson with Arlene and Ann called at the Floyd Peterson home in Formosa Sunday afternoon. They were joined by Mr and Mrs John Stolander and Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson with Billy who traveled to Phillipsburg Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Melvin Kellogg and family.
Mr. and Mrs Charley Sjolander spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs John Sjolander in a family social visit.
Mrs. Carl Peterson entertained her Sunday School Class with a popcorn party Monday evening. Attendees included James Reed Loren Jensen Lawrence Bookless Charles Robison Bruce Quantic and Ann Peterson.
Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson were Friday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Milo Johnson in a social local note indicating friendly hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Norman Sankey Miss Gwen Ocobock and Glenn Loring were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Vie Brown.
Mr and Mrs Godfrey Boman and Mr and Mrs Jack Davis were guests of Mr and Mrs George Stromberg Monday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Davis 2nd wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Rodney Dovel returned home Friday after two weeks in Deming New Mexico visiting their daughter Mrs Martin Marrill and family.
Mrs Ellen Day Mrs J S Swanson Mrs John Isaacson Mrs Ted Larson and family Mr and Mrs Clarence Swanson and family Mr and Mrs Car Swanson and Ed Swanson and Vernon visited Alec Othberg Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Rodney Dovel spent Sunday in Fairbury visiting Mr and Mrs Chris Hiner as part of a local social call.
Misses Arlene and Ann Peterson spent the past week with Mrs. Wilbur Zener, sharing time together and visiting relatives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Erickson and family joined Mrs. Wilbur Zener Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cox and Jimmy spent the weekend at Linn with Mrs. Cox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin King.
Mr and Mrs John Nondorf visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Wallin and Mrs Hazel Ellis Sunday evening in a social gathering.
Mrs Maggie Heisz and her son flew from Colby on Saturday to visit Mrs Sim Heisz who lives near Courtland, according to local notes.
Guests at the DeWitts home Monday evening included Lars Norgard Charley Stolander Connie Richard Fogelberg family Lena Fogelberg and Donald and Mr and Mrs Russell DeWitt celebrated the birthday anniversary with the group.
Mrs Charley Nondorf attended a birthday dinner in Courtland Sunday in honor of Mrs L A Nondorf.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fredrickson and their family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. John Fredrickson, sharing a family meal at her home.
Mrs W W Aspegren Mrs Joe N Johnson and Rev and Mrs N H Pearson left Saturday for Leonardville to attend an all day session of the Mari Dahl District Woman's Missionary Society.
Mr and Mrs Sherman Skidmore of Manhattan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Maurice Medlin and Neal, sharing time in a cordial social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Vic Carlson were Sunday supper guests at the Lewis Wallin home. The casual gathering highlighted community ties and shared hospitality in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Elsa Bergstrom hosted dinner Friday with Gust Rydell and Barbara, Gust Wennersten, and Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson and Rondid.
Mrs Arnold Perry Mrs Carl Hammer and Pastor and Mrs N H Pearson attended the Parish Evangelization Meeting at the Lutheran church in Concordia Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson and Mr and Mrs Walter Henry spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Stanley Moe.
The Anderson and Rydell families thank friends for cards gifts and remembrances on the Silver and Golden anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson and Mr and Mrs C P Rydell.
Miss Anna Swanson expresses gratitude for monetary and other gifts as well as kindness and sympathy received from friends.
Haggman and Wires showcases new spring wallpaper patterns with updated textures and designs. The collection emphasizes vibrant prints and refined finishes for residential interiors.
Coffee guests at the Alva Thompson home after the basketball tournament Friday night included Mr and Mrs Axel Jensen Mrs Maurice Freed Mr and Mrs Ernest Kirk and sons Mr and Mrs Rex Ward and Alen Mr and Mrs Ed Forsberg and daughter.
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