Journalla Postal Notice in Scan Kansas
The Journalla announces second class matter status at Scan post office in Kansas with a subscription price of 1.25 dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
1
The Journalla announces second class matter status at Scan post office in Kansas with a subscription price of 1.25 dollars per year.
Third Sunday in Lent sermon from Luke 11 14 28 praises hearing and keeping the word. District Mission meeting held here renewed faith with Ada congregation attendance. Norway hosts Omaha District Norwegian Lutheran Church starting Friday with Sunday services only at Ada. Ladies' Aid meets next Wednesday at Mrs Amanda Maxell. Confirmation class Saturday at 2 00. Pastor Chas Pehrson cites scripture about unclean spirit returning.
The Swedish Methodist Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a Swedish service at 11, with English service at 7:30 p.m. Lectures on Palestine March 25 and Passion Week meetings begin April 5 led by Rev. Olson. Founders' Day set for March 22 under WFM S oversight. The United Brethren Church warns against neglect of Jesus and outlines services and activities including Junior C E and Union Senior C E.
On account of the Parent Teachers Association a prayer meeting will be held Friday at 7 30 p m. The ladies announce a bazaar on the 19th with a dinner and supper available for attendees.
Last Thursday and Friday the high school sang songs during chapel while the orchestra, led by Dr. Ahrens and Tom West, performed between games. The Girls Reserve sold blue and white caps at the tournament. Bertha Swyhart visited, fifth grade letters to Washington and New Mexico received replies, and several students in eighth grade and Miss Poage's and Miss Sandborn's rooms posted 90-plus averages. Sixth graders molded Eskimo-styled clay figures and Arthur Goodwin demonstrated auto starting motors and magnetic mechanisms in physics class. Scandia teams head to Jewell City for the district tournament aiming for improvement after last year’s modest results.
The Concordia Kansas school announces the senior class of twenty five, second largest in the county, will stage Broadway Jones next month with Wires and the Walker couple selecting the cast. Ed Hoel and family move from Randall to stay until school ends, then head to California, with Hoel barbering for Guy Ward.
Kansas City stock market data show Monday cattle receipts of 20 600 the largest for March and 8 000 cattle today with prices steady to 15 cents lower Monday and up to 15 cents higher today. Demand remains active with light receipts expected to push prices higher later in the week. Prime and choice steers sold $10.75 to $11.50 with other fat cattle $8.50 to $10.50. hogs at $12.75 to $13.85. lambs $16.25 to $17.00. ewes $9.75 to $9.75. wethers $10 to $10.50.
Anna Q. Nilsson sacrifices her hair to play the leading feminine role in Panjola a First National picture coming Friday and Saturday to the Princess Theatre she portrays an English noblewoman who masquerades as a man among South African veldt characters.
240 acres three miles from town with good alfalfa land capable of four crops in dry season. Sold in 80 acre divisions at a very low price. Also for sale one and two row corn implements. For information see L. A. Melby, three miles south of Scandia.
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court the administrator with the will annexed J P Vandeveer will seek a full final settlement of the estate of Michael Weislogel Deceased at 2 pm on March 18 1925 at the Belleville court. The hearing will determine heirs legatees and devisees and approve services attorney fees and discharge of bonds.
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