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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
2
Mrs Ivan Carlgren S S Supt Mrs LaVerne Melhus Organist invite all to Sunday School at 10 00 and Divine Worship at 11 00 with Communion on the first Sunday monthly Ladies Aid meets the first Thursday afternoon at the church All are urged to attend the Sunday School services and Ladies Aid
George E. Nielson, Pastor, directs services Friday at 2:00 p.m. Amana Group. Saturday 9:00 a.m. Confirmation on the fourth Sunday after Easter at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 Worship 6:30 Luther League to give program at Brantford. Monday 4:00 Confirmation.
Rev R B Wilke leads 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 morning service as 4 H groups organize in a body. A 6:30 p m family supper follows. Fred Gleve of the County Soil Conservation Service will show a film and speak.
Zula M Lake announces run for County Treasurer of Republic County Kansas, subject to Republican voters at the August primary. The notice also states an intent for a second term as sheriff of Republic County.
Election notices announce county level candidates for county superintendent register of deeds clerk of district court and probate judge on the Republican or Democratic tickets with August primary dates. A district court suit by C C Green guardian seeks partition of real estate in Republic County with June 6, 1958 deadline to plead.
Sincere appreciation to friends and relatives for cards gifts flowers and visits during hospital stay and after returning home Mrs. Carl Reece expresses gratitude in this thank you message.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Gile attended an insurance meeting in Salira last Thursday.
A Christian education column critiques the film The Ten Commandments noting its errors. It argues the movie misrepresents divine law as celestial fireworks and omits the Bible’s covenant praise of the Law given by a loving God. It emphasizes personal revelation and love for God as the basis of the commandments.
The Life Insurance Association of America reports the East North Central States posted the largest regional gain, up 834.8 million to 14.996 billion as of last year. Pacific States added 763.1 million to 9.313 billion, West South Central 620.1 million to 8.798 billion, and Middle Atlantic 384.0 million to 14.219 billion, all well above 1945 levels.
The Alfalfa Club brings together 150 top professionals for annual banquets in Washington. Members include the President, Vice President, and Cabinet members, with Dwight D. Eisenhower among alumni. The club fosters convivial fun with a mock political convention at each banquet.
The 4500-year-old Sphinx in Giza is undergoing cleaning and restoration by the Egyptian Department of Antiquities. The monument has a long history of repairs dating back to Thutmose IV and again through the 19th and 20th centuries.
Indiana industrial psychologist Donald A. Laird explains sleeplessness often arises from anxiety that keeps people vigilant. He notes physical contact, even self touch, can create security and aid in falling asleep.
The Atlantic Ocean conceals a vast underwater mountain system extending from Antarctica to the Arctic. While most peaks lie deep, the tallest rise above the water as islands, with average underwater heights around 10,000 feet making only the summit spires visible.
UCLA surgeon Dr. Joel Pressman reported a new repair method for cancer damaged throats using the aorta to reconstruct the esophagus. Developed after animal work and funded by the Public Health Service, the technique has succeeded in two human cases and relies on the artery as a temporary scaffold later replaced by new tissue.
New York reports that in 1957 Americans added more to long term savings than to debt for the second decade, with total debt rising by over a billion dollars monthly while long term savings including life insurance and savings bonds increased by about 13 billion dollars.
Smithsonian report from the Quar termaster Research and Engineering Center notes cockroaches as potential carriers of human disease. Eighteen species have been implicated in transmitting infectious agents or biting people, with common breeds found in sewers and homes.
UCLA professor emeritus Dr Arthur Patch McKinlay argues mathematics is reclaiming its historic prominence, citing ancient roots of the word meaning learning and noting college demand is at a peak. He contrasts this with deans’ remarks, suggesting linguists anticipated renewed interest.
Local notes list numerous visitors and calls to residents including Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris. Donnie Norris returns from St Joseph hospital. Families, friends and relatives travel for funerals and social visits across Belleville and nearby towns. A Get-Me-Not Girl Scouts event on April 22 involved 18 girls and two leaders Pat Brown and Lynette Boyles. A new baby boy David is born to Rev. and Mrs. James Nielson.
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