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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
2
The service at George EB. Nielson Pastor's church promotes Lutheran World Action. Morning Worship at 11:00 am follows Sunday School at 10:00 am. LWA aids feeding and clothing worldwide. Goal this year is $235.00 and envelopes are in the pews.
Abbet e Methodist Church announces Mother’s Day worship at 11:00 a.m. with 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. A funeral for Otto Wetzel drew relatives from Bird City Colby Norcatur Glasco Beloit Topeka Oxnard and Los Angeles. several guests stayed through Saturday. Mrs Oscar Linden leaves St Joseph Hospital Concordia to visit daughter Mrs Russell Anderson and family.
Proclamation and notice outline a special bond election for Rural High School District No. 6 in Republic County Kansas to issue up to 280 000 dollars in general obligation bonds for site purchase and school building construction. The notice lists polling at Scandia School Gym and provides dates, officials, and election details.
Afternoon and evening gatherings honor birthdays and anniversaries at multiple homes. Guests include Mrs. Christie's birthday lunch with many friends and relatives. a birthday supper for Mrs. Cardwell and others celebrate Jim and Gordon birthdays and anniversaries. visitors pair with birthday events for Ed Jensen and Gordon Waite, among numerous family attendees from Belleville Courtland Oregon and Concordia.
Multiple local candidates announce runs for Republic County Kansas offices including County Attorney Register of Deeds Sheriff Treasurer and related party tickets. Statements name W J Matthias Dick Jones James Snyder Paul Fahrback and Hazel Skelton as year s primary prospects.
A candidate announces seeking the Republican nomination for Republic County Kansas Register of Deeds subject to voters at the August primary election.
Relatives and friends thank others for kind expressions during illness and death. Mrs. Ray Tingstrom and Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Mellenger with their families extend the thanks.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith and family from Bethelhem Penn and Mr and Mrs J W Smith were coffee guests Tuesday morning of Mrs Max Berry and Wade.
The YWCA and Y-Teens held a joint meeting on Monday evening May 7 at the club rooms. Mrs O W Erickson opened with the flag salute and the YWCA Purpose. Eighth grade girls and mothers attended as guests. A program titled A Thousand Women in Orbit was discussed. An inactive member discontinuation motion was approved. Worship by Mrs Bill Reece followed with remarks on Patterns for Our Lives. Officers for 1962 66 were installed by Mrs Harvey Hammer. Group singing led by Peggy Erickson closed the program and lunch was served by the YWCA committee.
Kansas outlines juvenile definitions under the Juvenile Code of 1957 with protections like closed hearings and noncriminal records. It explains classifications miscreant wayward traffic offender and truant and notes the aim to keep children from criminal stigma while guiding them. Mark Melby sustained a head injury Monday evening, received hospital stitches, and is recovering at home.
Mrs Harold Anderson Mrs Homer Cardwell Mrs Hilton Wite and Mrs Hugh Modlin spent Friday in Osborne for the HDU District Meeting. Mrs Hiena Zelayeta of San Francisco California was the speaker.
The analysis discusses First Peter’s theme of Christian suffering amid persecutions in Asia Minor. It contrasts inevitable pain with avoidable distress, notes church responses to zeal for martyrdom, and cites modern parallels from North Korea and Korean refugees in America, highlighting faith under pressure and resilience.
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