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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1958
Page
2
A readable church calendar lists Thursday 7 00 youth choir 8 00 senior choir Friday 4 00 confirmation Palm Sunday 10 00 Sunday School 11 00 worship reception of members 7 30 Lenten service Thursday 7 30 Monday Thursday Communion Service.
Sunday School at 10 00 and Morning worship at 11 00 with Palm Sunday rites and membership transmission. Cantata Choir rehearsal at 7 30 Thursday. Building Committee meets 7 20 Friday with John Shaver. Holy Communion Thursday and Good Friday service at 7 30. Easter Baptism of Infants. Local visiting and guest list details include O A Johnson Robison Laveda Cornett Leonard Freed Erickson Janice Carrie Whipp Viola Olson Adah Edna Robison.
Candidacy announcements for County Treasurer Zula M. Lake Sheriff John E. Skelton County Superintendent W. J. Matthias and Register of Deeds Marie McKenzie. Candidates seek Republican or Democratic support in the August primary elections.
A discussion on the Christian rites of baptism and the Lord's Supper as simple outward signs of inward grace. The piece notes long-standing church debates over terms like sacraments and ordinances and emphasizes the universal meaning of these acts across languages and denominations.
Alan Lee Swanson born January 15 1955 at Fort Hood Texas died March 20 1958 in Concordia at St Joseph Hospital. Survived by parents Harold and Arlene Swanson brothers Jerry Duane Sonny Dale grandparents Carl Peterson Norway Ollie Peterson Belleville and many relatives. Funeral at Scandia Methodist Church March 24 conducted by Rev Richard B Wilke. Burial Riverview Cemetery Scandia.
Brena Sincere thanks friends and relatives for visits cards flowers and gifts while in hospital and after returning home. Mrs Max Berry and Wade Crawford express appreciation for support.
Mrs. George Fike Sr thanks relatives and friends for cards gifts flowers calls visits while in hospital and after returning home. She also thanks friends for birthday cards and other remembrances.
Instructions describe using a lamb cake mold to create a centerpiece and dessert for Easter. Steps include preparing two cake batters from white cake mix, baking one in the mold and the other in a rectangular pan, assembling as a decorative cake with coconut “grass,” and cooling the completed lamb cake on a rack.
VE vesicular exanthema swine disease has not been reported in the country for over a year. The U S Department of Agriculture credits strict garbage cooking laws in 47 states for the decline, leaving Connecticut without such a law.
Simple family friendly ideas to refresh spaces with paint bricks for bookcases, upcycled storage from bread boxes and camp chests, and burlap or denim coverings. Create shelves from boards, showcase toys, and craft bright storage with orange crates and pegboard for colorful memo boards.
USDA figures show national borers per 100 corn plants climbed to 170 in 1957 from 112 in 1956. Eastern states declined while the north central States saw a sharp rise. spread continued southward with notable increases in Arkansas Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana. Iowa Missouri and South Dakota posted the highest infestations.
Henry Penning of Decatur Michigan was named National Champion in the 1957 Selected 5 acre DeKalb Corn Growing Contest. He surpassed 4 789 contestants in the 20th annual nationwide competition with a per acre yield of 203.47 bushels.
Local social notes list numerous families visiting and hosting in Scandia and nearby towns. Guests included Larsens from Lindsborg and Republic with multiple households attending dinners and weekend visits. University lectures in Lawrence drew H W Reece and others, plus various dinners and trips to Topeka and Kansas City.
Saturday afternoon guest W. E. Cooper visited the Wm. Moe home. Mrs. W. S. English joined Mrs. Zenia Stofer on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Axel Jensen spent Friday with Mrs. Delores Burton in Belleville. Carla Robbins stayed Monday night with Kathy Ruckey. Robert Robison left Tuesday morning for work in Kansas City. Mrs. Ivy Brown met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. J. Swenson. Mrs. Ted Maupin Mrs. R. B. Cooper and Miss Blanche Haggman were Thursday evening guests of Mrs. Algot Anderson. Dewey Johnson and daughter of Jamestown visited Friday afternoon at the Algot Anderson home.
Mrs Joyce Johnson, Mrs Lloyd Nelson, Mrs Hilton Waite and Mrs Lloyd Norris spent Monday evening in Concordia.
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