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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
4
The text lists available hours on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday from 9 30 a m to 12 00 noon and 1 00 to 5 00 p m. It outlines a split day timetable across weekdays with a mid day break.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Allen Larson and family, Flossie Larson, Betty Hammer and Roger Larson. Last week callers were Alfred Shaffer and Alfreda of Concordia, Florence Stafford, Donna Moss and Duaine Greenslade with Ma and Mrs. Harley Shaffer.
Trauer and Mike White lead a list of second grade students. The first month featured a birthday party with an Easter theme for December to May anniversaries. Mrs. McDonald Thomas Reece and Isaacson organized the event at Buffalo Park with an Easter egg hunt and festive treats.
The Brownie Scouts gathered in the City Office after school with 21 girls and one visitor. They made Mother's Day gifts and had lunch served by Saralyn Reece. Gail Tallent will provide lunch next meeting. They plan a 1:30 Saturday work session at the Library yard followed by a wiener roast.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mahin of Courtland and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown and Melanie of Republic were Tuesday afternoon lunch guests of Mrs. Anna Hohman.
The Methodist church will host its annual Daily Vacation Bible School May 21 to 25, an all day program. Children from four years old through the 8th grade are invited. Glenn A. Larson and wife of Scandia announce the adoption of an infant daughter named Lars Kaye. The Larsons also have a son, Lyle Kent, with grandparents Mary E. Horkmay of Topeka and the Larsons of Scandia plus great grandmothers Tena Eastvedt of Scandia and the late Mrs. Fred E. Ames.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Countryman and their girls from Mankato were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Andy Thompson and family.
For sale in Scandia Kansas seek Delbert Aspegrén at phone 2655 for Clark certified soybean seed. The ad lists seed purchase details and contact information for interested buyers.
Earn 450 to 1350 dollars cash weekly with no experience. Must establish accounts, provide car and references, 4 to 8 hours weekly. For local interview send P O Box 6383 Richfield Minnesota 2tp. FOR RENT Modern furnished apartments Gal 2821 Scandia Mrs Clara Zener. FOR SALE Tomato plants 40c a dozen hybrid 1.00 a dozen J E Freed. TWO water coolers good condition $20 each. Also 1951 Buick $50. Ite
April 1962 conservation work completed in Republic County. Terraces by Bert Haggman A Mar siek and Clarence Gile. Waterways by Catherine Walker Velma Schaich and Clarence Gile. Land leveling by Jake Stofer Hi E Rosene Est C E McClure Frank H Garman and Andy Thompson. New cooperators listed including Mildred Hkstrom Delton Ek strom Wm Kelley Jon Thayer Phyl lig L Harris Wm McClure Jr Walter Boyles Jessie M Nutter Harry E Brewer Stanley Krasnicka M M Fate Otto Gebers Nellie Murphy Mrs H F Larson and Joe Kasi. Those receiving plans include Ethel Edwards Edward E Robinson Clarence Gile Glen B Gillan Olen Gillan Robert F Gillan Leona Kadilac N P Nobert Clarence Klauman Ernest Blecha Charles Hanzlick Vincent Hen storf Lawrence Benyshek and D A Rickel.
The 92nd annual West Central Conference convention of the Augustana Lutheran Church and the 3rd annual Augustana Lutheran Church Women convened May 2 to 6, 1962 in McPherson at Convention Hall and Trinity Lutheran church. This marks the final West Central Conference meeting as Augustana to join four churches forming the Lutheran Church in America. Delegates and attendees from Amana Lutheran Scandia joined sessions, with Pastor Geo E Nielsen present and several ALCW members traveling Friday. Dr E Porter Ahrens and spouse attended Sunday services.
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