Pentecost Weekend Schedule Marks 9:00 Confirmation
The notice lists Saturday 9:00 confirmation and Pentecost Sunday services. It notes Sunday School at 9:00 and Confirmation and Communion at 10:00, with emphasis on the church event sequence.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
4
The notice lists Saturday 9:00 confirmation and Pentecost Sunday services. It notes Sunday School at 9:00 and Confirmation and Communion at 10:00, with emphasis on the church event sequence.
Rev. R. B. Wilke leads 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 worship. Vacation Bible School starts at 9:00 a.m. May 26 for children 3 years to 5th grade. From June 1, Sunday School moves to 9:00 and worship to 10:00 through summer. Annual Conference at Hutchinson runs May 27 to June 1. WSCS postponed to June 11.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Pat Sandell and family Shirley Thompson was a Thursday Overnight guest of Lorna Bergstrom Mrs Robert Lervold and Maurice entertained with a party Friday morning at the Ben Lervold home in honor of Beths 6th birthday anniversary Those present were Sara Lynn Reece Janet and Glen Lervold Ronnie Aspgren and Richard Loring.
Mr and Mrs Fred Wager of Concordia were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Clark.
Candidacy notices announced for Republic County Kansas several offices. Zula Lake seeks re election as County Superintendent of Public Instruction on the Republican ticket. W J Matthias seeks Register of Deeds on Democratic ballot. Marie McKenzie announces for Clerk of the District Court Republican ticket. Earl J Baldridge seeks re election as Probate Judge Republican ticket. Warren A Scott also listed for an office with August primary.
The note expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness during illness and death. It thanks the pastor singers pallbearers and specific Swensons and family. Roy Thomas thanks post office staff paper boys and helpers during his service. The Teen Age Dance Club thanks the American Legion for equipment and notes weekly gatherings funded by 10 cent fees with sponsors acknowledged.
Bill Clark of Parsons spent the weekend with his family in Scandia.
Mrs. A B Wilson of Montrose called on Mr and Mrs Bob Doctor Sunday afternoon in a social visit.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Swanson included Mr and Mrs Marvin Novak and Cindy, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson and Mr and Mrs Oscar Norgard.
In Republic County Kansas the administrator for John Carlson deceased seeks court approval of his accounts fees and heir interests with authority to sell Lot 127 Block 8 Scandia SW% of Sec 3 T4S R5W and NW% Sec 10 T4S R5W to cover admin costs taxes and charges then distribute remaining proceeds to heirs. Defenses due by June 12 1958 at 2 30 p.m. in Belleville Kansas.
Mrs. Ben Lervold and Beth Lervold hosted a tea gathering Thursday afternoon for Beth Lervold birthday anniversary. Guests included Mrs. Carl Reece Mrs. Reuben Johnson Mrs. Alice Hammer Mrs. Aaron Johnson Mrs. Robert Lervold and Maurice.
Friday afternoon coffee guests at the city office in honor of Mrs Joyce Johnson s birthday anniversary were Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson Mr and Mrs L L Hobson Mrs Edith Norris Mrs Ruby Berry Mrs Joseph Johnson Miss Josie Robison Mrs Dennis Welsh Oscar Johnson Walter Boyles Wm Moe and Jerry Strnaa
Mr and Mrs Charles Robison and their baby were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hammer and family, sharing hospitality in a local social gathering.
Mrs James Davis's parents Mr and Mrs Jim Flarity of Kansas City Missouri are spending the week at the Davis home.
Mr and Mrs Chester Swan of Chicago Illinois and Mrs Ed Pick of St Louis along with Mr and Mrs Kenney Forsberg of Lindsborg were guests of Mrs Mathilda Swenson the past week.
Swen John Swenson 91 of Scandia formerly of Sibley Township died May 3 1958. Born February 9 1867 in Sweden he immigrated in 1887 and farmed until 1938 retiring to Scandia. Survived by wife Tillie two sons two granddaughters three great grandchildren. services at Amana Lutheran Church Scandia May 6 officiated by Rev George E Nielsen.
Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs P J Hammer were Mr and Mrs Alfred Swanson and Oscar Norgard.
Mr. and Mrs. James Zimmerman of Pittsburg are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zimmerman, continuing a family visit arrangement across households.
Mr and Mrs Charles Tuley visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Dale Stafford and family for a social evening.
Mr and Mrs Bill Haskins were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs ElReno Sederlin.
Mr and Mrs Charles Sjolander learned Saturday their son Pfe Charles Sjolander has returned to the United States from Germany confirming his homecoming and status with family.
Mr and Mrs Don Johnson and their boys of Formosa were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Reuben Johnson.
Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Street and their son from Formosa included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fredrickson and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nelson, Leslie and Bert, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Street and family who have just returned to the States from the Philippines. They showed films of those islands.
Mr and Mrs Duaine Greenslade and Sam Greenslade with Mrs Delbert Aspegren and children were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Thull and family in Cawker City.
Miss Anna Bengtsen spent Friday evening in the company of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson, sharing a quiet social visit at their home.
Saturday evening visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson were Ralph Briggs Mrs. Hilmer Moe Mrs. Jessie Hayes and daughter and Loren Myers of Hardy Nebraska.
Sunday evening guests at Mr and Mrs Charles Petersons included Mr and Mrs Loyd Ocobock and Ruth and Edward Sallman of Republic.
Mr and Mrs Erick Erickson of Belleville visited Mr and Mrs O W Erickson and family Saturday in a long planned family gathering with several relatives present.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nelson of Concordia and Mr and Mrs Iver Hamner and Sonja were Saturday evening guests of Ernest Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bedard of Fort Collins Colorado spent a Wednesday night as guests of Mrs. Edna Muth.
Mrs Edna Muth hosted a supper gathering with Mr and Mrs Max Muth and Jim and Mr and Mrs W EB Bedard of Fort Collins Cole visiting Wednesday evening for a social meal.
John Hallgren of Grand View Washington spent last week visiting his sisters Ellen Sederlin and Bessie Tedrow and his brother Gus Hallgren and Mrs Hallgren.
Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson and Lt and Mrs Ronald Anderson with Richard and Kris spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs R B Cooper.
Mr and Mrs Ben Lervold spent Sunday with Martin Larson. Lincoln Nebraska visitors Neal Cady and Alice, Leslie Cady and Charla, Junior Rasmussen and family enjoyed a Belleville Park picnic. Elizabeth Cooper Belleville and Bill Cooper visited Ada and Charles Burandt Sunday evening. Friday supper guests at the Robison home were Lena Lloyd Franklin Bertha Granstedt Hannah Freed. Clarence Gile and family visited Frank Williams. Harry Gile in Belleville hospital shows some improvement.
Emery Berry of Omaha spent the weekend in Scandia. Mr and Mrs Car Moline were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden. Mr and Mrs Edwin Ogren of Kansas City and Mrs Harold Stafford were Saturday morning callers of Mrs Zenia Stofer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stafford with families were Monday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sandell and family in honor of Mr. Sandell's birthday anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Alva Thompson and their daughters were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Loren Florell and their girls in a friendly social gathering.
Jimmy Newcomb stayed as a Friday overnight guest of Steven Cardwell, with details recorded in local social notes.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee cites Prof. C. J. Chapman noting high nitrogen fertilized pastures boost milk and meat profits. Wisconsin tests show 18 to 22 percent protein in pasture grazed by cattle, with feed costs around 70 dollars per ton and potential two year soil carryover benefits from phosphate and potash.
A 200 plus cross collection from many knighthood orders is on display in the Smithsonian Arts and Industries Building rotunda. Lent by the Orders and Medals Society of America, the exhibit will join the permanent Smithsonian collection. Items include Garter England, Portugal's Order of Christ, and Italy's Annunziata with crosses worn by figures like the Marquess of Rockingham and Mary Queen of George V.
U S catastrophe fatalities totaled about 1 700 in 1957 up about 400 from 1956. Hurricane Audrey in June caused around 350 deaths mostly in Cameron Louisiana. Five major disasters occurred in the first six months including a Warrenton Missouri home fire with 72 deaths and a Kansas City area tornado with 39 deaths.
The U S Navy asks Penn State zoologist Dr Hubert W Fringe and his wife Mabel to study albatrosses at Midway Island. The birds nest near runways and threaten aircraft while lacking natural enemies. Fringe previously developed a method to deter urban starlings.
UCLA professor Joseph A Brandt reports West German newspapers focus on national politics, neglecting local affairs. He spent a year as a Fulbright fellow studying their revival and notes Germany’s cities’ rebuilding feats receive casual treatment in local coverage.
The discovery of gold on January 24, 1848 along the South Fork American River prompted a rapid exodus from San Francisco, reducing a 900 resident population to about a dozen, while thousands of easterners migrated to the city, swelling its size dramatically.
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