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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
1
Entry indicates local mail matter policy at Scandia Kansas Post Office. The note lists subscription price at one dollar twenty five cents per year.
East and westbound passenger freight and motor train numbers with arrival and departure times listed for Rock Island and Missouri Pacific lines. Includes rail IDs such as No. 8 Rky Mt Lt east 9 45 pm and 641 Motor north 8 15 am with multiple freight and passenger services throughout the day.
The Swedish Methodist Church announces Sunday services with English morning worship at 10 30 and Swedish at 11 30. Epworth League at 7 00 English service at 7 30. A sermon series on Joseph’s Life begins next Sunday morning. Two new members were received last Sunday. Union services at city hall at 8 p m. Pastor O J Lundberg invites participation.
The Sunday School elected Mr. G. P. Plotner as Superintendent replacing Mrs Hawkins due to illness. No preaching Sunday due to annual conference in Hutchinson. Union Y P S C E to reorganize with meetings at 6 30 p m at the Presbyterian church. Orchestra practice Thursday at 7 30 and Senior chorus at 8 00 p m. W S Baker Pastor.
Amana Lutheran Church commemorates Michaels Day with Gospel readings from Matthew and Luke. Evening services start at 7 30 and the district mission meeting will be at Swedesburg Lutheran church next Monday and Tuesday with the pastor to be installed Tuesday afternoon. The ministerial association will continue Union services on the last Sunday of each month at different churches.
Archie Isaacson a freshman volunteers for the D day with the girls one morning. Students hear Mr Walker read With Out Mercy during chapel. New armchairs replace desks in classrooms. Freshmen form the largest class with 31 pupils. Warren Berggren moves from St Johns to Scandia as a sophomore. Freshman Eleanor Jackson blushes when the pencil sharpener handle comes off at assembly. Football spirit grows with a pep rally and Coach Matthias talk. The school board buys the seventh and eighth grade piano for downstairs use by Glee Club. Eskil Lundberg pursues a post graduate course in Scandia High. Wilma Thompson misses start due to sickness. Avis Larson joins seventh grade. Bible study earns half credit. Vivian Granstedt attends Miss Poage’s room in Kansas. Sothers and Sothers collide with Elmer Aberg. Sothers’ car damaged, no injuries. Delbert Forsberg injured at Pawnee Park school party. Football stickers spread through town via cars. A student confused Line of Demarcation with a line of kings. Murray Mikesell wanders into physiology instead of algebra III. Edwin Sallman joins the senior class. Teachers Miss Havel, Miss Eloy Anderson and Miss Fritzinger visit Belleville. The Flying Swede.
Miss Mildred Pixley visited school Thursday afternoon. Stanley Dodge and family moved to a farm near Rice. Florence Lash of Belleville visited the George Ames home. The Cook sale was well attended and they plan to move to Hebron Nebraska where he has a creamery. G W Wrights visited W A Lewises. Tom and Harry Gile baled hay for Will Rogers. Norway Ladies Aid met Clare Wright. Carl Benson from west of Norway attended the Cook sale. Grandma Barleen visits daughter Mrs Dave Thomas at Concordia. Roy Giles visited Holgersons. H L Gile spent Sunday with sister Mrs Charlie Barleen. Sarah and Charles Gile visited Stensons. Elmer Higle and Charlie Barleen baled hay for John Jackson. Robt Doctor visited his family in Manhattan.
W A Miller shows a new radio in stalled and ready for the World Series. Raymond Cooper visited the Sandborn home in Clay Center Sunday.
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