W Plo Ner and Son Veered at the Post Office
A clipped fragment notes W PLO NER and SON veered at the post office Scan Kansas as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
1
A clipped fragment notes W PLO NER and SON veered at the post office Scan Kansas as second class matter.
A list of local primary season announcements names Carl A. Torbert Belleville seeking state representative and Wm Hay Belleville for clerk of the court. Also J J Eastman seeks reelection as sheriff and Emmett Conzelman for clerk of court on Democrat ticket. c G Aspegren seeks county commissioner second district while May R Collins seeks reelection as register of deeds and Frank G Spurney runs for county attorney.
The Amana Lutheran Church announces Fifth Sunday after Easter prayer Sunday with Rev. A T Train of Axtell Kansas delivering the sermon and 8 p m evening service. The district convention features Swedish language portions with English in the evenings and a Monday Tuesday program including sermons installations and district addresses led by Rev C E Lundgren Rev Hjortholm Dr A W Lindquist and Rev L N Dahlstan with a union Sunday morning service and cordial invitation to worship.
A Sunday program includes services at 10 am and a memorial service at 3 pm at the Lutheran church. An installation of officers is scheduled for 3 pm with an evening program on New York missionary work. A ladies aid society meeting and tea are planned with hostesses to be announced.
Our four high school graduates Rus sell Rosene Adelirne Sjoholm Har old Lindberg and Carl Larson were each presented with a book by the Epworth League. An interesting program was given and refreshments served. O. J. Lundberg pastor.
The weekly Presbyterian notes report an evening preaching service this week and a vacation day service aimed at engaging youth. Sickness reduced Sunday School attendance over the last two weeks, with a hope for full turnout Sunday morning. An illustrated talk for children titled Johnnie Appleseed is planned, and visitors from Ohio are expected to enjoy the tale. Watch for the Tree questions in next week’s notes.
The column lists church events including Sunday School at 10 a.m. Memorial Day union service at 11 a.m. at the Lutheran church, evening worship at 8 p.m., Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon, and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 p.m. It notes a Union Revival starting June 10 at White Rock and an upcoming Ladies Aid social on May 29. Rev. C. E. Peniston invites all to attend.
The White Rock camp meeting at the old settlers grounds near Lovewell Kansas runs for three weeks starting June 10 led by Evangelist George Rose and wife. Attendees are urged to bring tents and enjoy shade trees a stream and nearby Lovewell two miles away for provisions. The Shooting of Dan McGrew is highlighted as a classic poem now a Metro Studios film shown at Princess theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday. Metz Packing Co Courtland pays 22 cents for No 1 eggs.
Norway High School reports a successful production of Daddy-Long-Legs by freshmen to juniors, with May 1 1945 commencement in U B church. Graduates include Helen Scott Alice Johnson Stella Zerbe Clarice Ross and Henry Gile. Stella Zerbe led four year scholarship just above Alice Johnson. top scholars praised City and County contests highlighted. Gladys Hjortholm won county declamatory contest earning school silver cup. A Million to Burn at Princess referenced. M E Ladies Aid social set May 29. Sheriff's sale notice by Republic County Sheriff Eastman.
A public sale set for Tuesday June 24 1924 at 2 PM at the west front door of the Republic County Courthouse Belleville Kansas offers for separate purchase the North half of the Southwest quarter Section 5 and Lots 7 8 in Section 6 Township 3 South Range 4 West listed as tenants in common of Frank Lervold Bennie Lervold Chester Lervold Florence Lervold Ruth Lervold Martin O Lervold Bertha Klein kauf Anna M Strand Susie Lervold Mary Shotzman Martin Larson George Larson Homer Larson Hulda Lervold and Lottie Lervold under a district court decree. Attorneys Vance McTaggart J Livingood for defendants. Witness dated May 21 1924.
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