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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
2
Ordinance No 209 authorizes General Obligation Major Trafficway Bonds of Scandia Kansas totaling 8000 dollars to fund resurfacing and resealing major trafficways described in Ordinance 299. Bonds of 1000 each issued November 1 1962 mature 1964 65 66 with semiannual interest payments starting May 1 1964.
The City of Scandia Kansas passes an ordinance authorizing bonds to fund projects with full faith and credit pledged. The bonds will be registered by the City Clerk and Kansas State Auditor and offered to the State School Fund to invest school funds. If not purchased, they will be sold by law. The ordinance requires annual provision for principal and interest via taxes and becomes effective after passage publication. Mayor William Moe and City Clerk Josie Robison sign.
Mrs L M Stenbaas 8 S Supt and Mrs LaVerne Melhus are listed in a local notice related to the Organiet organization.
George E. Nielsen pastor leads services and activities at Amana Lutheran Church. Reformation Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. Reformation Day services at Glasco 2:30 p.m. Midweek confirmation sessions listed for Wednesday night. Junior Choir Friday 4 p.m. Circles Day at Mrs Cardwells.
Rev Ted Duell welcomes all for a week of prayer and self denial October 25 to 31. The Martha Ruth and Esther circles join for worship and church events including Reformation Sunday services and MYF activities. Attendance and visits noted with local families in Bel 70Je area.
Friday afternoon a social gathering at the Kreenslades featured guests including Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Cox of Belleville, and Mrs. Jim Davis, Mrs. Loren Isaacson, and Mrs. Hugh Modlin.
Notice announces submission of a proposed amendment to Section 3 of Article 2 of the Kansas Constitution. The amendment seeks to fix legislature compensation by law and is set for consideration at the November 6, 1962 general election per Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 31 dated April 7, 1981. Paul R. Shanahan, Secretary of State, certifies the copy.
Clerical interests guide students toward office work and detail oriented roles. An interest inventory produces a profile showing strengths to aid course and career choices. It notes limitations and cautions that familiarity with activities varies and that stated goals must be weighed.
The text contrasts interest with ability and explains how interest drives learning and practice in music and other activities. It notes that interest can lead to developing ability, while lack of interest can cause switching jobs or changing majors. It mentions the Kuder Vocational Preference Record and Strong Vocational Interest Inventory as tools for students.
The column lists a string of residents and guests visiting in the area. Virgil Largenama and Bertha Larsen of Concordia, Marvin Briggs and Pam of Selina, Hugh Modlin and family, Lloyd Keriyn Pleatathy, Jack and Carl Reece, Lee Reete, Hans and Ligud Nelson, and several others are named with travel to Lindsborg Manhattan or Bethany College, sharing meals and local gatherings. Detailed trips include Turtle Creek Dam visit and Sunday events with Goodwin and Plezka families.
Miss Lois Quantic returned home from Kansas State University in Manhattan for the weekend, visiting family and friends.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cardwell spent several days in Kansas City and Independence Missouri. They will move to Independence this week and Kenneth will be employed with IBM in Kansas City Missouri.
Dr Foreman explains the Holy Spirit as God within believers and as the Spirit of Truth. He notes the Spirit unites Father and Son, guides toward Christlike living, and stresses action as essential to faith beyond mere knowledge.
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