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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
1
The journal lists a yearly subscription rate of $1.25 for readers. The text appears as a postal note indicating second class matter for the publication.
Announcements list candidates for county offices in Republic County including clerk of the court sheriff county attorney register of deeds and district judge. Names include Carl Torbert William Hay Emmett Conzelman C G Aspegren May R. Collins Frank G. Spurney John C. Hogin and others with candidacy subject to the August primary.
The Swedish Methodist Church advertises services next Sunday at the usual time and notes that children will meet Saturday afternoon to rehearse the Children’s Day pageant at 3 30. Invitation extended to attend all services as announced by Pastor O Je Lundberg.
The notice lists Sixth Sunday after Easter events with Sunday School at 10 and morning service at 11. Luther League gathers at 8 for a Gospel reading from Luke 12:4 12 and a confession before angels of God. English will be used in morning worship first Sun of the month. Biblical picture charts for the school have arrived and are offered for all to enjoy. pastor Chas Pehrson extends the invitation.
A church service begins at 11 o clock with a sermon and a pictured talk. The event highlights the figure Johnnie Apple and notes a visual element accompanying the sermon.
Sunday school at 10 a m. Union senior C E at 7 15 p m. Preaching at 8 p m. Junior C E Tuesday 2 30 p m. Junior choir and orchestra practice Monday 5 15 p m. No midweek prayer due to union revival at Republic. W M A meets at the church Wednesday at 2330 W S Baker, pastor.
The Methodist Episcopal Church notes Sunday School at 10 a m Evening worship at 8 p m Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon Prayer meeting Thursday evening The article urges prayer for the upcoming camp meeting and a summer tent camp with Brother and Sister Rose, inviting all to participate and pray without ceasing.
Anna Marie Olson born near Madison Wisconsin June 9 1870 moved to Everest Kansas and Republic County near Rackley resided until death. Married Peter Swenson June 25 1894 eight children six living two predeceased. Survived by husband four sons Carl Albert Gilbert Homer two daughters Gladys Lillian sister Mrs George Anderson two brothers Eric Olson Benjamin Olson. Suffered paralytic stroke about a year and a half prior died May 14 1924 near Rackley age 53 11 months 5 days. Funeral at Danish Lutheran church Rev C B Carpenter officiating interment in family lot cemetery. She was baptized and a Lutheran member.
The obituary honors a early settler who endured loss in childhood and endured privations with meekness. She devoted her life to family and faith, meeting death with calm trust in heaven. Her calm Christian conduct and maternal devotion left a lasting, gentle influence.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who aided us and offered sympathy during our wife's illness and passing. Gratitude also to the choir for the beautiful selections. Your kindness will not be forgotten by William Danielson and family.
At Riverside on June 7 a five piece Burlington Colorado orchestra led by C L Beneda will provide music for a social event labeled Sp hol al dance. A nickel plated rim and two headlight lenses for a Willys Knight were lost and a finder is asked to return them to Joe Nelson.
Archie Tebow of Topeka arrives home Thursday for a Memorial Day visit and is connected with the service department of the Burrows company.
A humorous verse contrasts Maude with the Kansas hen by noting the hen lays long before the milk maid rises. It pokes fun at rural life with playful rhymes about corn, flowers, and a farmer’s needs.
A poem extols the Kansas hen as a blessing to men while a legal public sale is announced. Sheriff J. J. Eastman of Republic County, Kansas will sell lands in Belleville on June 24 1924 under a district court decree involving multiple Ler Vold family members and other defendants.
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