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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
4
Local postal record shows insertion as second class matter at Scandia post office under the act of Congress dated March 8 1879.
The United Brethren Church led by Pastor M. A. Perkins begins a new year with Sunday School at 10:00 led by Lavinia Evert as superintendent and preaching at 11:00 in Scandia. The pastor quotes a Bible verse about laborers for the harvest.
The church lists Sabbath School at 10:00 with classes for all, Morning Worship at 11:00, and Evening Worship at 8:00 led by Rev Hjalmar Larson. A Bible verse from Job 22:22,28 is cited as the guiding text and the regular W.S.C.S. meet.
The meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 2 o'clock this afternoon. A community lunch will be served from 4 to 7 o'clock. The fourth quarterly conference will be on September 25 and all money reports for the year must be complete by then to close the year. The current report shows a deficit and the group aims to meet all obligations by the 25th.
The Amana Lutheran Church advertises a morning service at 11:00 led by Pastor N. H. Pearson with Sunday School at 10:00 and no evening service. The Amana Group meets Friday afternoon at Mrs C A Forsberg’s home. Next week Luther League and Ladies Aid events are planned with named sponsors.
Our Savior's Lutheran Church Norway Kansas lists Sunday school at 10 A M supervised by Milton Stenson and divine service at 11 A M with a sermon titled Gods Grace in a Blind World John 9 24 38. Choir practice Friday 8 P M. Ladies Aid postponed to Thursday Sept 12 at 2 P M at church parlors. Mission boxes to be brought in.
The notice lists hostesses Mrs Art Swenson and Mrs Iver Rodde for a training course at the Oscar Road home starting Wednesday September 11 at 8 p.m. The event serves Concordia St Luke's Mankato and Norway. The Junior Confirmation class meets at the church Saturday at 9 a.m.
Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Pastor Oliver L. N. Wigdahl hosts Bible School and baptism class at 7 30 p m. Divine services are scheduled for Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson traveled to Wichita on Saturday in their vehicle.
Mr and Mrs Charles Berggren entertained Sunday in honor of Evelyns birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Boreman of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Richard Fogelberg Carol Harvey Mae Berggren Rex Sandell and Mrs Florence Fike and Evelyn.
Guidance advises storing rubber items including overshoes raincoats and other rubber goods in cool dark places when not in use to prevent deterioration.
May tests indicate DDT as an effective insecticide for controlling Japanese beetle populations. Researchers report significant beetle mortality and potential for large scale use pending further trials.
Dr and Mrs C V Haggman and Miss Blanche Haggman drove to Kansas City Wednesday and expect to return Thursday. Lincoln residents Mrs Hugh McMullen Marjorie and Stephen spent two weeks at the Jackson home. McMullen visited Courtland and the Jacksons and attended the Belleville Fair. they returned to Lincoln Saturday. Keith Jackson Ralph Rasmussen Clifford Swanson and Billie Waite came home Monday from harvest work in North Dakota and travel through Canada to the Black Hills. they report a wonderful trip. E L Reece and Bill of Denver were weekend visitors to the Reece home. Miss Helen Haggman leaves Wednesday for Chicago to visit her aunt before entering Evanston School of Nursing.
Mrs. John Bureman of Kansas City spent several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berggren and Evelyn before returning home on Monday Evelyn accompanied them for a few days Visit The United Brethren Ladies Aid holds a meeting September 10 at 1 30 p m in the Aid Room Rev George Canfield of Quincy I and Arthur Canfield of Belleville visited Mrs Florence Fike Tuesday afternoon Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Addison Carlson Mr and Mrs Clark Freed Shirley Mr and Mrs Chester Anderson Guy Ewell and Chester Freed of Smith Center
Mrs Carl T Larson is reported quite ill at her residence. Harold Chester McDowell spent Thursday night in the company of Eugene Sederlin, according to local social notes.
Mrs. Dallas Mathis left Wednesday for her home in Weiser Idaho after a month with her sister Mrs Ed Swanson and other relatives. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Millard Sothers Joyce and Dickie Mrs Elmer Sothers of Courtland and Mrs Edna Place of Rockford Jr.
Mrs Mary Barnes and Donald of Detroit Michigan, Alex Emery of Duger Indiana, Mrs Margaret Sells, Pete George, Annie Maxton, and Ira Berry were guests at Mrs Louise Hay for a Tuesday evening supper.
Mrs. Thomas Hay and her children visited the Robert Scrivner home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Louise Hay and Mrs. Margaret Sells were also callers. Mr. and Mrs. John Boreman of Kansas City spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fogelberg and family.
Mrs Ada Aspegren and Mr and Mrs Loren Carlgren were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris at their home, sharing a family meal and conversation.
Mr and Mrs Warren Johnson entertained last Wednesday for the L K Johnson and family from Concordia, N L Wray and Robert Johnson of California, W A Johnson and Glenn Housholder and families. Floyd Behman and Orville Martin with Betty Lou and Dennis of Las Vegas Nevada visit Roy Tedrow's home. Claude Goodwin Kay and Marjorie joined Bert Brown in Belleville for Thursday evening supper.
Mr and Mrs Duniie Greenslade and Mr and Mrs George Haser returned Saturday from Drakesville Iowa where they had been visiting.
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