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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
4
The congregation at Norway Kansas invites members and others to Sunday School at 10:00 and Divine Worship with Communion on the first Sunday monthly. Bible class meets Monday evening. Men's Chorus Thursday evenings. Ladies Aid meets first Thursday afternoon.
Vic Erickson thanks everyone for cards gifts flowers and calls during illness.
Miss Virginia Persinger of Superior Nebraska spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson.
A Democrat candidate for sheriff in Riverside County appeals for voter support. The notice emphasizes campaign dedication and asks for votes and backing from the electorate.
The Sunday attendance inspired continued worship and Sunday School. The Quiet Day week of prayer runs through October 28 at 2:00 pm. Everyone is invited. Choir practice moved to Friday evening. Sunday School 10:00 am, Morning Worship 11:00 am, Meth. Youth Fellowship 7:00 pm, Inter Youth Fellowship 6:30 pm. Choir practice Thursday 8:06 pm.
Amana Lutheran Church invites Saints to morning service at 11 00 in Vernon Swanson the pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes start at 10 00. A Reforma tion Service is held at Concordia Lutheran Church at 3 00 in the afternoon. Priscilla Group meets next Wednesday at 2 30 in the church parlor hosted by Mrs E T Olson and Mrs Arnold J Perry. Visitors welcome.
Sunday dinner guests included Otto Nelson and Leslie Bert with Katherine Ed Carlson of Lindsborg Miss Kaye McKinney of Lincoln Neb and A L Nelson and wife of Cawker City joined the gathering.
In Republic County Kansas the Probate Court reports the final report and petition for final settlement of the Walter C. Preble estate. Creditors and interested parties must file defenses by November 7 1952 at 10:00 a.m. in Belleville to contest the petition and potential decree. Joe N. Wood is administrator with will annexed. Frank G. Spurney attorney. Also mentions Mrs Otto Nelson and Irene visiting Mrs Paul Fredrickson.
A string of social calls and overnight stays from Lindsborg to Lincoln Nebr and Belleville to Diamond includes Mrs. Ed Carlson and Miss Kaye McKinney hosting in Lindsborg, numerous local couples visiting friends, and travels to Lawrence for the Oklahoma University Kansas University game.
Mr and Mrs Sam Mahin of Courtland visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman and Mr and Mrs Vic Brown. They visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Harry Hohman Mrs Ford Olson and Eva at the Glenwood Freed home on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Claude Goodwin returned Sunday from Concordia where she had spent two weeks assisting a bedridden aunt.
Sunday dinner guests in honor of Mrs. Alta Goodwin's birthday included Mr. and Mrs. Kay Goodwin and children of Concordia, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Olson and Hiva Marie, Claude Goodwin, Mr. Cecil Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Freed and family, Arthur Goodwin, and Wayne Robbins.
Marjorie Goodwin of Colorado Springs spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Goodwin.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Thompson of Topeka announce the birth of a baby boy named Terry Lee born October 17. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ford Olson of Scandia and great grandmother is Mrs Alta Goodwin of Belleville.
Mrs. Charlie Berggren and family are mentioned along with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fogelberg. Mrs. John Buerman and her sons of Kansas City and George Fike Sr. are also named in the fragment.
Mrs Edith Forsberg welcomed Friday afternoon visitors Mrs Axel Smith Miss Emma Svenson and Mrs W F Kallman as guests for coffee in a cordial social gathering at her home.
Mrs Harry Sprague and Mrs Junior Cady with children from Fairbury Nebr visited Saturday evening with Mrs Rodney Dovel. Mrs John Buerman and sons from Kansas City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Fogelberg and family and Mr and Mrs Charlie Berggren.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson and Mrs W F Kaliman were Sunday afternoon lunch guests of Mrs Edith Forsberg. Mr and Mrs Oscar Linden visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson and family.
Annie Maxton and Ira Berry were Sunday dinner guests at the Emery Berry home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoops near Republic.
Eustace Sjolander visited as a Sunday dinner guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Sjolander.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Larson and children visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Lena Fogelberg and Donald. Mrs Ellen Hammer was a Sunday afternoon guest at the E M Eastvedt home.
Mrs. Walter Saunders and Mrs. Frank Hain visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Gunda Larsen.
Mrs Martin Larson and Mrs Glenn Larson and Lyle visited Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs E M Eastvedt.
Mrs. Etta Nystrom and Vera Rick etts of Florida visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doctor Sunday evening for a social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Currie hosted Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs Glenn Currie and family. Norman Currie and family were guests. Meredith Lewis of Dallas visited Wednesday with E M Eastvedt. Ben Denoyer visited Monday with Walter Anderson.
Mrs Harry Hohman visited with Mrs Walter Anderson and Mrs Maggie Hohman Friday afternoon. Mrs Lena Lloyd and Mrs Frank Cranstedt were Wednesday afternoon coffee guests of Mrs Stanley Moe.
Mr and Mrs Lester Gustin with Lester and Darlene along with Mr and Mrs Elmer Thomas Rev John Neese and Marsh all Dean visited the George Simmons home on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Emery Johnson visited Monday afternoon with Mrs Clarence William.
Mrs Rolla Canfield departed Monday morning for visits in Topeka Kansas and Kansas City. She will be away several days visiting relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs J F Kullbergy Mr and Mrs Fred Paul and Mrs Kerme man and daughter all of Lincoln Ned and Mr and Mrs Merle Avery of Concordia were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs 3 J Swenson.
Mrs. Duaine Greenslade came home Monday morning after a brief trip to Rock Island Illinois to visit her husband.
Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson and Gracie Mrs Emerson Gritten and sons and Mrs Bill Stafford and children spent Saturday afternoon at the George Simmons home in a friendly gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norgath and Mrs Lou Hay spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Stolander and others visiting from Thursday to Monday at Fort Smith Arkansas, staying with Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Lervold.
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