Salina Band Day crown for Kansas Wesleyan queen
Sixteen bands performed at Band Day in Salina with Kansas Wesleyan University hosting. Miks Colleen Thompson, chosen by the Kansas Wesleyan football team, was crowned Band Day Queen with Rich Davina as escort.
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Piten
Baandia High
Salina
The
Kansas
Wesleyan University
Kansas Wesleyate
Bethel
Theoreita
Asc
Scandid
Miks Coleen
Dante
Aaiberty ‘Bell
Arids
Wi UU
Mds
New York
Christmas Fantasy Demonstration at Belleville Armory
The Republic County Home Demonstration units present their annual Christmas Fantasy on November 2 at the National Guard Armory in Belleville from 12 noon to 9 pm. Demonstrations on Antiquing Knitting and Monograming will run in the afternoon and evening. Free cookies and coffee will be served and favorite recipe books will be available.
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Republic County
National Guard Armory
Belleville
Norway Community Annual Homecoming Observed at B U B Church
The 48th annual Homecoming at B U B church in Norway was held Sunday October 17 with a basket dinner after morning services. About 75 attendees joined an afternoon program featuring Mrs Abel Scott's hymn, Rev Morton Zeisser opening scripture and invocation, and a slide presentation by Linda Fraser about Chicago settlement area experiences. Larry Stengaas sang, a memorial tribute was given, and officers for next year were elected led by Stella Lowell as president. Coffee and cake followed during Fellowship Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.U.B
Abel Scott
Morton Zeisser
Milton Sweat
James Norris
Keho
Chicago
Linda Fraser
Larry Stengaas
Zeisser
Stella Lowell
Concordia
Dora Fraser
Iva Norris
Wayne Sutton
God
North Central Kansas Choral Union Concert Plans
The North Central Kansas Choral Union will perform at Ada Lutheran Church in Ada Kansas on October 31 at 3 00 p m under director Mrs Eugene Hedstrom Courtland Kansas The thirty voice choir includes members from Zion Lutheran Brantford St Pauls Lutheran Glasco Our Savior s Lutheran Belleville Amalia Lutheran Scandia and Ada Lutheran A Reform Manner Rally speaker will be Pastor Ravine of Clay Center Kansas Other pastors include George Nielsen Scandia J Knudson Norway Wendell Potgeren Glasco and Melvin Petegon The public is invited to attend worship and song
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North Central Kansas
Zion
Lutheran
Brantford
St. Paul's Lutheran
Glasco
Our Bavfour’s Lutheran
Flying Swedes Win Over Bearcats In Scandia Clash
The Flying Swedes of Scandia defeated Glen Bearcats 18 to 4 at Glenider. Mike McEuen led Scandia with 10 tackles and 96 rushing yards on 10 carries, while Rich Raney and Larry Fogelberg each scored on passes. Seand A will host Randall next, with two league leaders in pursuit of the title.
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Ig Bwedés
Gieir
Agaist No
Jés8
Orig
Scandia
Glen’ Bilder
Bearcats
Glenider
Kale
Mike’McEuen
Mike
Dennis Strafford
Jim, Nylund
Rich Raney
Jack Graham
Larry Fogelberg
Erick Erickson
Hela
Mike McEuen
Joyce Jackson
Jackson
Fogelberg
Raney
Randal
Cawker
Pike Trail
Courtland
Cawker City
Pleasant Weather Continues With Warm Days And Cool Nights
The past week shows mostly pleasant conditions with warm days and cool nights, several frosty mornings, and no precipitation reported.
Pilot License Granted to Trainee at Scandia Airport
Verlie Hedden announced Harold Inngram earned his private pilot license at Scandia Airport on October 21 after months of training and flying at the field.
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Scandia
Verlie Hedden
Harold Inngram
Jennings Rites Held for Colby Resident at 75
Mrs. Margaret Corbin learned that her brother Henry H. Jennings of Colby died Sunday at the Veterans Hospital at age 75. A Rock Island railroad operator and Scandia High School graduate of 1909, he leaves two sisters and burial was in Colby cemetery.
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Margaret Corbin
Henry H. Jennings
Colby
Veterans Hospital
Jennings
Scandia
Rock Island Railroad
Margaret ‘Corbin
Pearl Me‘Gregor
Courtland
Rungral Beryl
Ces
Scandia Rural High School 1908s Football and School News
Scandia rural high school events include a 1965 football schedule with late October games against Randall and Scandia at Belleville. district leadership meeting September 29 with attendees Fogelberg Bryan Siengass Rith Ryea Scott Jack and others. Students earned high marks in spellings and meat judging at Concordia with top ten finishes. Scandia Grade School lost to Republic 34 52 on Friday October 15.
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Heleedie
Randall
Scandia
Bemis
Cawker
Republic
Belleville
BRAL
Jewell
Ee Fogelberg
Bryan’ ‘Siengass
Rith Ryea
Scott
Jack
Rape Steven
Sandell
Ginter
Andy
Stéven
Larry Fogelberg
Concordia
Dick Larson
Randy Jeardoe
Ronald Aspegren
Deborah Bennett
Rose Johnson
Beth Lervold
Glen Lervold
Richard Melby
Saralyn Reece
Steven Cooper
Seventh Grade Class News Highlights and Tests
Sevenths report three reporters and list of students mastering tests in spelling and other subjects. Mention of weather notes, film in science class, Friday tests, and a first grade Halloween party on October 29. Sixth grade A plus spellin g winners listed with names and a note about a garbled print previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Currie
Carol Davis
Jeff McDonald
Carolyn
Isaacson
Gary Johnson
Lou Anne Larson
Paula Nondorf
Roxié Thomas
Cynthia Thompsoon
Mike Waite
Jwe
Carol
Gary Hobson
iCarollyn Isaacson
Alice Jackson
Lou Anne
Larsons
Nancy * Garsoni
Paula ‘Nondorf
Cynthia Thompson
Michael Watte
Halloween Party Plans and Viking Club Officers
The text notes a Halloween party planned by room mothers Mrs Hobson Mrs Imler and Mrs Mahan. It lists new Viking Club officers president Sheila Thompson vice president Rita Thomas and secretary Judy Hobson. It also credits spelling contest winners Jerry Baker Terry Gile Jane Hobson Ann Johnson Mary Lou Reece Mike Strait Rita Thomas and Sheila Thompson.
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Hobson
Imler
Plans for Stu dy Course by W S C S unit
The W S C S executive committee met Tuesday morning October 26 to plan a two session study course on November 7 and 14. On November 7 at 10:00 a film Almost Neighbors will be shown followed by two book studies Babylon by Choice and Missions As Decisions at 7:30 with a pot luck supper.
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W.S.C.S
Babylon
Mrs Isaacson Hosts Club Event At Home
Mrs Isaacson welcomed members to her home on Thursday afternoon for a club gathering. Attendees visited, sewed embroidery, and shared lunch prepared by the hostess.
Open Nelson Building Hosts Hancock Furniture Opening
New Hancock Furniture and Upholstering firm will open Friday October 29 in the Lloyd Nelson building formerly Royal Cafe. Jerry Hancock will run the shop with free coffee served 10 to 6. The building has been painted and rewired. Jerry Hancock was injured at Glen Elder Dam last spring in a fatal incident involving Guy Garst. PTA meeting featured slide photos from H W Reece on their European trip covering the British Isles Scandinavia and the Continent.
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Hancock Furniture
Swill
Lloyd Nelson
Royal Cafe
Ross Hancock
Mankato
Jerry
Hancock
Glen Elder
Guy Garst
Scandia
Nelson
PTA
H.W. Reece
Reece
British Isles
Scandinavia
Continent
Jane Ann
Saralyn
Mary Lou Reece
Athel Scott
Antique Auction Draws Wide Attendance in Legion Hall
An all day sale by Colony House Antiques at the American Legion Hall drew buyers and spectators from 14 Kansas counties 5 Nebraska counties and four states. Cliff Sallman and Bob Shanks were auctioneers for Sands Auction House Concordia. Lunch was provided by the American Legion Auxiliary. Notable attendees included Erwin Sallman of Junction City Elden Salliman of Aurora and Mr and Mrs Axel Olson of Lawrence.
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American Legion Hall
Colony House Antiques
Kansas
Nebraska
Sands Auction
Concordia
Gale
Cliff ‘Sallman
Bob Shanks
American Legion Auxiliary
Scandia
Aale
Eewin Sallman
Junction City
Elden Saliman
Aurora
Axel Olson
Lawrence
First Visit to Journal Plant by 90 Year Old Mother
Mrs Carrie Larson mother of the editor made the first visit of her life to the Journal plant at its present location on Sunday afternoon. She 90 thought she had been in the Journal establishment when it was published by Wilder years ago. E T Olson entered the Veterans Hospital at Grand Island on Tuesday with Lars Norgard accompanying him. Aaron Johnson recently left Republic County hospital and is staying with his son Harold D Johnson and wife. He is reported getting along nicely.
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Carrie Larson
Journal
Larson
Wilder
E. T. Olson
Veterans Hospital
Grand Island
Lars Norgard
Aaron Johnson
Republic County Hospital
Harold D. Johnson
47 Pitch Club Hosts Evening of Games and Prizes
The 47 Pitch Club hosted a Saturday evening event with Mrs. Clarence Herrman as hostess. Prizes went to Mrs. M E Larson Mrs Iver Hammey Lawrence Hugos and Hidton Larson. Lunch followed and guests later traveled to Manhattan for the District Luther League Assembly.
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Clarence Herrman
Iver Hammey
Lawrence Hugos
Hidton Larson
Nielson
Don Larson
Sonja Larson
Phyllis Aspegren
Linda Freed
Marilyn Larson
Colleen Thompson
Judy DeWitt
Arnold Loring
Lyell Larson
Manhattan
District Luthor League Assembly
Mrs Boyles Elected Sixth District President in Federation
Mrs Boyles was elected president of the Sixth District at the Hays convention on October 7. She will be installed at the state convention in April 1966 at Lawrence. She has long worked with Sorosis, taught an adult Bible class, aided in the Kansas Centennial observance, and served as Democratic committeewoman. Federation Month proclaimed by Governor Avery. seven districts hold conventions in October.
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Sorosis
Wm. J H. Avery
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lawrence
Lions Club Project Report Highlights Local Charity Efforts
The Scandia Lions Club reports robust community improvement in under a year with total contributions exceeding 1000 dollars. Activities include glasses for a needy person 17.50. ball team sponsor 45. bleachers rest rooms and athletic field upgrades total 1915.54. net Lions Club 435.81. tennis court fencing 526.90. Donations for the ball park include Ron Freed 5 and Cap Berger 5 with 115.62 needed.
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Scandia ‘Lions Club
Special Meetings Of Extension Service In Beloit And Republic County
Extension service hosts a home remodeling school November 4 at Armory Belleville with Dale Schindler KSU Extension Architect and Friday visits by appointment. November 4 5 include Farm and Business Tax Institute Beloit Municipal Auditorium and Social Security updates. November 8 W E McAdams KSU Extension Livestock Specialist travels to Republic County to assist beef production testing program. cattlemen invited to contact Extension office.
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Armory
Belleville
Dale Schindler
KSU
Farm and Business Tax Institute
Beloit Municipal Auditorium
W. E. McAdams
Republic County
Birthday dinner honors Mark Melby with family guests
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Melby in honor of Mark Melby s 8th birthday included Mrs Lawrence Nondorf Courtland and Mr and Mrs Harland Johnson and family Lincoln Nebraska plus Mr ry Nondorf and others.
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Earl. Melby
Mark Melby
Lawrence Nondorf
Courtland
Harland Johnson and
Familly
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ry Nondorf
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Herrman
Dianne Larson
Thayne Larson
Linda Lindecrantz
Jim Melby
Lois Nondorf
Anne Perry
David Scrivner
Nancy Thompson
Mary Ann Waiter
Janet Lervold
Cindy Farrell
Cathy. Farrell
Ritchie Farrell
Rafidy Farrell
Marcy
Sue Isaacson
Paula’ Lewellyn
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Lions Club Project Report
Ball Park
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Cap Berger
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