Scandia Journal Postal Postmark Notice
The Scandia Journal notes its mailing status as second class matter at Scan dia Kansas. It lists a yearly subscription price of $1.25.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
1
The Scandia Journal notes its mailing status as second class matter at Scan dia Kansas. It lists a yearly subscription price of $1.25.
Kansas proposes an act to compensate residents who served in the wars with Spain, the Philippine insurrection, or the China relief expedition. It details eligibility, annual bond funding up to 1 million dollars, taxation for interest and principal, and a governing board to administer the program with rules to be published within 30 days. The measure appeared in the official state paper in 1928.
Services on Sabbath morning begin with Sunday School at 10 o clock for a special interest and preaching at 11 o clock. The C E meeting will be held at the U B church this week with a very interesting session being arranged.
Pastor S. Baker urges church attendance and participation in Sunday School and union services to aid community betterment. He emphasizes choosing faith over business or personal feelings and invites residents to hear sermons and weekly announcements.
The notice lists Sunday School at 10:00 AM and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM. It mentions Ladies' Aid on Tuesday afternoon and invites a royal welcome for Reverend Magee, with Pastor C. E. Peniston guaranteeing a full house.
Rev A J Freeman of Molia3 Tl conducts revival meetings that end Sunday evening. English services tonight and Friday aimed at the youth. Sunday afternoon English service features evangelist Na speaking on Worldly Amusements. Pastor C J Lundberg invites all to attend.
Card thanks friends and neighbors for aid during illness and after death of Orpha. Special praise for the choir for singing. Also notice of a piano in the Scandia area being moved back after partial payment. Bargain offered to buyer paying remaining balance. Includes Means Music Co. Kans City ad and a Saturday comedy listing at Princess.
For sale or trade a Nelson Cafe location in Nelson Nebraska with cash price 550. Negotiable for a late model Ford coupe or cash deal preferred. Also listed is an electric piano in good shape and a small refrigerator. sale to be quick, see Robt Brewster. Dr and Mrs J W Ekblad and their son, visiting recently, started home from Marysville to Duluth on Saturday, with a stop at Marysville for Dr Ekblad's brother and Rev Conrad Ekblad accompanying them.
Mr. McGruder of the State Y M C A spoke at chapel outlining this year’s high school focused work and plans to organize a Y M C A at Scandia High School. Rev Freeman preached at the Swedish Methodist Church, and the fair caused dismissal Friday early. Freshmen number 20, with many from the country, and over twenty boys attend football nightly under Mr. Clarkson. The manual training class led by Mr. Smith has begun projects while most girls join glee club. New faces include Shirley Hogue and Paul Wells. Horatio Wyman and Delbert Fors appear back in class after absences. Superintendent Walker carried school work to Belleville for the fair.
The third grade splits into two divisions under Miss Sandborn and Miss Anderson because of large enrollment. First grade moves back to Miss Bliss’s room. Parents are asked not to bring children before 8 30 a m, especially townsfolk, to ease room scarcity.
Abe Potash and Morris Perlmut ter rise from Montague Glass creations to screen and stage fame. The cloak and suit partners began in magazines and gained worldwide popularity, becoming major cultural icons via films and theater.
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