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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1956
Page
4
Sunday School every Sunday at 10:00 in the morning. Divine Worship at 11:00 with Communion on the first Sunday each month. The Ladies' Aid meets the first Thursday afternoon of each month in the church parlors. Members are urged to attend all services and welcome guests.
Amana Lutheran Church led by Pastor WN Pearson announces Brotherhood Sunday with a loose offering for Augustana Brotherhood work. Sunday School and Bible classes start at 6:00 am. Individual groups, including Priscilla and Bethany college student Kenneth Branch, are listed with hostesses for upcoming meetings.
Sunday School at 16 00. Morning Worship 11 00. Evening MYF times. Commission on Education. WSCS meeting Thursday November 1 closing week of prayer and self denial. District conference October 29 at Downs. Lutheran young adults hosts. Local visits from Nebr Lincoln and Burr Oak residents noted.
Norman Burandt, Democratic nominee for County Treasurer, asks for support in the general election. Zula M. Lake, Republican nominee for Treasurer of Republic County, also seeks votes.
The notice states Arthur F Hanel is the Democratic nominee for State Representative from the 60th District subject to voters at the General Election. It also records social visits by Mr and Mrs Wallace Aspegren to Paul Beck in Republic and a visit by Mr and Mrs George Hall of Bird City to Otto Nelson.
Sunday dinner guests at the Duaine Greenslade home celebrated Mrs. Greenslade birthday anniversary with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thull and family of Cawker City, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Aspegren and family, and Mrs. Agnes Cardwell. Evening callers included Mr. and Mrs. George Cardwell and Steven and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cardwell. Additional visits from Mr. and Mrs. Alva Thompson and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Florell and Vickie, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Aspegren and family followed with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson and family for Mrs. Andy Thompson's birthday anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Don Burandt spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Grant Berggren. Mrs Lena Fogelberg Donnie and Mr and Mrs Lars Norgard spent Sunday at Kanopolis Dam. Mr and Mrs Stanley Moe spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson. Mr and Mrs LaVerne Lervold of Manhattan and Mr and Mrs Vic Brown and Mark of Republic spent Saturday evening with Mrs Annie Hohman. Friday guests of Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson and Jean included Adolphus Nelson of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Chris E Nelson and Adolph Nelson of Belleville.
Mr and Mrs Charley Duncan of Phillipsburg were Friday overnight guests at the Carl Erickson home. Other callers were Mr and Mrs Cecil Allen.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Rosene and their son from Wichita spent last weekend at the Herry Rosene home, according to local family notes.
Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Everett Johnson included Mr and Mrs Bob White and Vernon Karen Reed Mr and Mrs Harold Tallent and family and Mrs Emma Cibolski from Belleville also Mr and Mrs Bob White Jr and family of Wichita and Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and Harold.
Mr and Mrs Carl Selin of 7821 Los Arboles Riverside California announce the birth of their son Steven William on September 26. Carl is the son of Rev Selin former pastor of the Methodist church of Scandia.
Mr and Mrs Dale Wright and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Veteto during a family gathering at their home.
Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson and Jean were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lester S Richards.
Mr and Mrs Marker Lindecrantz and family were visitors Monday evening of Mr and Mrs Vernon Smith and Ramona.
Thorval Anderson spent Sunday evening at the home of Malker Lindecrantz, sharing time in a casual visit.
Mr and Mrs Richard Loring were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs John Fike. Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Dale Stafford and family.
Luther League met Sunday evening with seven members present. After a devotional and business session, a recreation period followed and lunch was served by Alice Cady and Janet Cardwell. Mr and Mrs W C Nesmith of Belleville visited the Gran Berggren home Friday evening.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs Lena Lloyd included Mrs Wilbur Zener Mrs Bertha Granstedt Miss Edna Robison Miss Sadie Robison of Salina and Mrs Thomas Brough of Kansas City.
Miss Jess Robison attended a Sunday afternoon gathering at the Carl Erickson home. Guests from Lincoln Nebraska included Mr and Mrs Marion Stolander and Mr and Mrs Jay Hyde who spent the weekend there.
The community reports gatherings and visits across Belleville Scottsville Salina Republic and surrounding homes. Guests include the Florells Coxes Hammer Lacy Evans Tuley Milner Berggren Milner Hemmer and other residents with weekend and weekday visits and a college weekend trip to the O U K U game.
Lee Loring hosted Thursday supper with Bette and Arnod at the Richard Loring home. A week of visitors at Cameron Lawe included Mrs. Pearl Johnson, Mrs. Ben Denoyer, Mrs. Hannah Freed, Mrs. Carl McDowell, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas. Mrs. Ruby Berry joined Friday lunch with Mrs. Zena Stofer.
Mrs. Glenwood Freed hosted a surprise supper Thursday at her home for her mother Mrs. Alta Goodwin’s 80th anniversary. Attendees included Mrs. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Labon Marshall, and Mr. and Mrs. Ford Olson. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Olson and Babe Evert were guests at the Glenwood Freed home last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Modlin and their sons visited Mrs. Lucille Spooner and her sons for a Sunday dinner in Burr Oak. The gathering highlighted local families sharing a weekend meal.
Mrs. Annie Hohman was a dinner guest of Mrs. Ada Aspegren for an Saturday gathering, enjoying an evening meal and conversation at the host’s residence.
Mr and Mrs Everett Johnson attended a supper in Belleville Sunday evening for Vernon White who is home on leave from the Navy. Mr and Mrs Al Finke of Chicago Illinois spent last week with Mr and Mrs OQ A Johnson. Mrs Finke is a niece of Mr Johnson.
Mr and Mrs O A Johnson and Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clay Mahan at Bennington.
Mr and Mrs Allen Larson and Harley Shaffer spent Sunday in Lincoln Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Lester Mulkey and Mrs McGenis of Phillipsburg were Sunday callers at the Glenwood Freed home. They traveled to Kansas City for the American Royal. Art Goodwin was an evening visitor there.
Mr and Mrs Homer Cardwell spent Sunday evening at the Saeine Green Slade residence, joining a social gathering at the home.
Wednesday evening visitors to Mr and Mrs Charley Looms were Mr and Mrs Ed Loomis and their grandson Doris and Lilly Hendrickson of Mankato. The Hendricksons were neighbors to the Loomis family when they all lived in that community.
Mrs Ollie Simmons and Terry from Hastings Nebraska spent Friday evening with Mrs Annie Hohman in a small social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nelson shared a Sunday coffee visit with Mr and Mrs Hilton Waite adding a social call to their weekend activities in a cordial gathering.
Mr and Mrs Charley Stolander and Dorothy joined Mr and Mrs Elmer Nelson and family for Sunday dinner in celebration of Kay Stolander's birthday. Manhattan visitors also spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs C O Reece.
Mrs. Lora Dell Freed and her sons with Mrs. Carl McDowell and Mrs. Maurine Law son spent the weekend in Lincoln Nebraska visiting relatives.
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