The Scandia Journal Post Office Filing
The Scandia Journal is printed as a second class matter in Scan Kansas. The annual subscription price is $1.25.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
1
The Scandia Journal is printed as a second class matter in Scan Kansas. The annual subscription price is $1.25.
A Swedish Methodist Church report notes Sunday School at 10 a m with the pastor absent. A Children’s Day program and material will be distributed. A Wednesday afternoon practice is planned and the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mrs Elmer Danielson’s home. A nine member class was confirmed Sunday night. one member joined the church. A memorial service for Rev Swan featured reminiscences by Rev C F Granere and friends. Burial was at Urnosue cemetery with many attendees. Many relatives and friends attend. Modern Woodman conducted the grave ceremony.
The Providence Chapel will hold an 11 o clock sermon this Sunday and the Children’s Day exercises will take place in the evening. Pastor C E Carpenter announces the schedule for the church here.
The Nor way U B Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a m Senior C E at 7 30 p m Worship and Sermon at 8 30 p m Rev Baker pastor. Lutheran service at 11 a m with Dorcas to meet Friday afternoon Miss Anna Swanson to provide refreshments. Roy Milton Poage born April 25 1906 Courtland Kan died May 22 1923 near Oronoque Kan aged 17 years 27 days. He lived in Courtland until three years ago then moved to Dellvale Kan. He leaves father mother a sister Edna and others mourning his untimely death.
Local notes report shopping at Monson's Jersey milk on ice at Poore produce. G B Houder and daughter Nellie of Dunning Nebr return from visit with daughter Rolla Thompson. Mrs F A Cullers returns from Great Bend after visiting relatives due to grandson John Nimocks illness. Nimocks, six, undergoes appendicitis surgery at Concordia hospital. mother stays nearby. Mournful update: McGregor's mother dies in Temple Texas. funeral planned. family returns from bedside visit.
Otto B. Githens, former high school instructor, now completing a Theological course at Oberlin College, writes that he was forced to receive his diploma in a hospital ward. He is recovering from an appendectomy as warm weather helps farmers resume planting and fieldwork. Brothers and sisters of Mrs. W. F. Mathis visited, then traveled to Munden to decorate graves of parents and relatives. attendees included Mrs. H. M. Templin and daughter Katherine, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clement of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Morey of Salina, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. McKenzie and daughter of Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Morey of Fairbury.
Marguerite and Katherine McGowan visit with aunts Miss Anna McGowan and Miss Maggie McGowan of Fairmoso. George Munger of Belleville visited McHenry family. many guests attended a party at Carl Benson's. George Christie recovering from a mild stroke. Melvin McHenry of Cofton weekend guest of Frank McHenry. Mrs. Harley Christie ill this week. Bill Cooper visited Walter Finry. Neighbors attend bible school at Dunkard church. Advertisement notes neutralizers toxins and a piano tuning offer from Bartlett via Nor ing drug store.
A compact old paper item promotes Dr Hess Panacea for ill poultry from Haggman and Wires. It is a small line item in a Journal office bundle noting a five cent price.
In Republic county Kansas probate court August Rosene administrator seeks a full final settlement for estate of Andrew P Rosene deceased. Hearing at Belleville court house on Monday June 11 1923 at 2 o clock p m for approval of services fees discharge of sureties and determination of heirs. Henry H VanNatta probate judge. May 10 1923 Belleville Kansas.
Miss Lyn Sandborn of Cleveland Ohio and Miss Bess Sandborn of Washington DC have been visiting their parents Mr and Mrs A V Sandborn for a week and returned last Tuesday Eva Sandborn of Clay Center accompanied her sister to Washington where she will spend a few weeks vacation.
A two day engagement at the Princess Theatre features The Dangerous Age directed by John M. Stahl with Lewis B. Stone and Frances Irene Reels in an all star cast. The photodrama portrays middle aged drama and aims to show real people rather than puppets. The article touts witty dialogue from a street boy promoting En-ar-co Motor Oil as part of the scene.
A reader praises a remarkable local boy, noting his nonstop smile and wit, claiming he is the most remarkable child in the community and that watching him costs nothing.
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