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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
3
The text indicates second class matter status in the Scandia Kanes post office under the act of Congress March 8.
CG Unty Attorney Ed Chapman announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Republic County Attorney in the August primary. Henry H. Van Natta supports re election as Probate Judge on the Republican ticket, subject to voters in the August primary.
Republic County Republican CHAS H PETERKA announces bid for Sheriff in the August Primary Election. He seeks the party nomination to lead the county law enforcement. The announcement highlights support from local Republicans and readiness to serve.
Warren A. Scott announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Republic County. He seeks the August primary election.
Charles W. Mizer announces Republican bid for Register of Deeds in Republic County. Elsie Bowersox also announces candidacy. The statements are aimed at the August primary voters and indicate party affiliations and offices sought.
Rev Mrs John Jackson presides over Evangelical United Brethren Sunday School at 10 Church services at 1 0 0 p m Our Savior's Lutheran in Norway Kansas lists H Severin Bly as pastor LaVern Melhng 8S S Supt Mrs Walter Darlington pianist Sunday School at 10:00 a m Divine worship 11:00 a m Communion first Sunday monthly Ladies Aid meets first Thursday at 2:00 p m inviting all members and others to attend
The Little Friendly Church led by Pastor N H Pearson lists Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10 00 a m Vernon Swanson greets the Sept morning service at 11 00 a m A Priscilla Group meeting is planned next Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Maurice Medlin as hostess Vacation School begins Monday at 9 00 a m inviting all local children to attend Welcome
The Willing Workers Circle at the Methodist Church changes its meeting date to Wednesday May 24 due to eighth grade graduation services. Hostesses will be Mrs. Wm Cooper and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson under Pastor Orville Bookless.
The W S CS district meeting held here last week was well attended despite rain. Mrs Loren Evans of Glasco gave a Cleveland Conference report. Mrs Chlo Uhl of Smith Center attended the conference and UN Assembly in New York. A Japanese high school superintendent spoke after the meeting. Memorial service postponed to fall due to high water. Daily Vacation Bible School starts May 22 at 9 am for two weeks. No school Saturday. Dismissals 11:30 am. Sunday School 10 am. Morning worship 11 am. Choir practice Thursday 8 pm.
The note thanks friends and relatives for cards letters gifts and visits during a hospital stay and since returning home. Several local guests and family members are listed visiting and dining with neighbors and friends over recent days in various combinations.
Mrs Delma Nelson and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Nelson and children from Imperial Nebraska arrived Sunday evening for a short visit with Mrs Paul Erickson and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Vic Erickson accompanied Mr and Mrs Everett Johnson and Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson to Concordia last Tuesday night to see the storm damage.
Mrs Ed Loring spent Tuesday afternoon with Adah Robison. Mr and Mrs Albert Moe and Mrs Hannah Freed spent Saturday evening with Mrs Minnie Farrell.
Mrs. Clarence Barber came home Monday after spending several days with her daughter and family in Scotts City.
Betty Haskins visited as a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. ElRene Sederlin and others including Art Jackson and family. The Tornquist and Larson households joined Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jackson and Keith. Alan McClure spent Monday and Tuesday with the Arnt Carlson home.
Mrs. Frank Whitley spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Sjolander, sharing tea and chat in a cordial social visit.
Mrs. Leonard Dirks of Hutchinson spent the past week at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. John Nylund and family. Mr. and Mrs. Aunt Carlson and Eldine were Sunday dinner guests at the Bill McClure Jr. home.
A group of neighbors assisted Leslie Rasmussen who has been ill by helping plant corn on Tuesday afternoon. The helpers included George Simmons Lars Hanson Jim Briscoe Cecil Allen John Cooper Dale Stafford and Bill Cooper.
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