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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
4
The Scandia Journal announces a subscription rate of 1.25 dollars per year and invites readers from the community to subscribe, noting affordability and local news coverage.
Warming spring ends winter to revive faith says Pastor W S Baker. Members urged to attend A B Sunday School at 10 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Junior C E at 3 p m Union Senior C E at Presbyterian church 6 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m. Choruses meet Thursday.
The Swedish Methodist Church announces next Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 a m and Swedish service at 11 a m titled A Praying Sinner. Epworth League at 7 p m and English service at 7 30 p m on What shall we do that we might work the works of God. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon April 2 hosted by Mrs O L Nelson Mrs Anton Nelson Mrs Axel Nelson and Mrs Otto Nelson. The third quarterly conference is set for April 4 at 9 p m with one week of meetings starting Sunday April 5 Rev Dr E Olson will assist and Dr Garfield Anderson of Pang Yang Korea speaks Sunday evening April 5. All are invited to attend.
Our ME Church announces Sunday School and preaching at 11. Prayer meeting has been fine this week and will continue through next week up to Easter led by Pastor J A Greene.
Fifth Sunday in Lent services at Amana Lutheran Church feature Gospel John 8 46 59 with sermon on hearing God's words. Dorcus Society gathers this afternoon, Confirmation class at 4. Palm Sunday free will offering for foreign missions. envelopes mailed. Mission work active in China Africa India. 1925 budget set at 212000 dollars. Pastor Chas Pehrson directs.
Miss Dora Williamson came back Monday from Muscotah where she had stayed the past weeks due to her sister Mrs. Aaron Slaughter’s illness. Mrs. Slaughter has practically recovered from pneumonia.
A 1920 census note shows Kansas with 1 769 257 people while Austria’s Vienna exceeds Kansas in population. The Sunflower state reportedly has three times as many telephones as Austria altogether.
Sunday offer features a chicken dinner special priced at 40 cents served by Mrs. Frank Mahan.
A concise motivational passage urges self mastery through unwavering optimism. It commands focusing on the best in others and oneself, speaking health and happiness, and maintaining enthusiasm for shared success.
Special Washington cor respondent reports that Congressman Strong of Rankes scored a major victory for farmers with a bill permitting agricultural cor...
Kansas public service leaders claim the state has 300000 telephones in daily use, more per capita than any place, and higher counts than Africa, China, Italy, and Spain. A Rand Sanatorium notice promotes Oxhyform treatment for chronic diseases with free consultation and no surgery.
A vigorous Republican, Mr. Strong leads a War Claims committee probing government war debts. He backed the Agricultural Committee measure for rediscounting farm paper and fought the Band Scandal report. He declined a Hawaii trip invitation despite Hawaiian interest in his territories work.
Thursday morning a St Patrick's program was given during chapel with Esther Smith leading the Irish customs. The Girls Reserve met last Friday afternoon on the health topic with Esther Smith as leader. Wednesday morning Rev. Lundberg spoke on the childhood of Jesus. The Seniors have begun practice on the upcoming events.
Incubator offered for sale in Belle City listed under Mrs. A Moe in Scandia contact phone 1704 for details and price.
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