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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1956
Page
4
Tsenvics Moe Topeka Kenene church holds Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10:00 and Divine Worship with Communion on the first Sunday each month. Ladies' Aid meets first Thursday afternoon each month in the church parlors. Members are urged to attend Sunday School Services and Ladies' Aid.
The Little Friendly Church led by Pastor W. H. Pearson lists Bundy School Bible classes at 600 aww vernon Swanson as superintendent. Morning service is at 11:00 with Dorcas Society meeting Friday at 2:30 in the church parlor hosted by five ladies. The Brotherhood postponed its meeting to this evening.
Rev R B Wilke preaches at 11 00 a m Sunday morning with 10 00 a m Sunday School The Sunshine Circle meets at the church parlor on Tuesday September 18 at 2 00 p m Hostesses are Mrs Andrew Stafford Mrs Mauda Farrell Worship leader is Mrs Tekla Brown
A note from Roger Anderson and Lars Norgard thanks relatives and friends for cards gifts and visits during illness. Mr and Mrs Alfred Swanson Viola and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Danielson were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Swanson and Darrell of Concordia.
The issue publishes a Democratic ticket appeal for County Treasurer Norman Burandt and carries a Kansas probate final settlement notice by J. H. Sandell administrator for the Estate of Bess Wohlfort. The paper also lists local social visits and gatherings across Belleville Concordia Munden Clifton Fairbury and Viola.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hammil were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Danielson.
Mrs Alfred Swanson and Viola visited Mrs Elmer Danielson Friday afternoon. Charley Loomis and family spent Sunday with Floyd Thompson near Norway. Alva Thompson and daughters visited George Simmons of Belleville Saturday. Myrtle Dressler of Belleville spent Wednesday at Roy Tedrow’s. Evening guests included Gud Dressler Jackie Faddie Belleville and Milo Johnson. Arthur Swenson Avery of Concordia and Chester Swan of Chicago were Friday visitors to the Swenson home.
A compact classified item advertises FLOWERS for all occasions from Caf Mr Irving Isaacson with contact phone 4291.
The Amana Group met in the Lutheran church parlors on Friday afternoon with a hymn scripture and prayer led by Rev. Pearson. A program honored Rev. and Mrs N H Pearson who received a token gift for 13 years of service. A lunch followed for members and guests.
Tulsa and Chelhalis visitors Friday to Sunday include Mr and Mrs Virgil Morrow, Mr and Mrs Wm Moe, Mrs Elizabeth Cooper, and Mrs Karen Ross. Pack 232 Den 2 met Sept 4 and Sept 10 at Lee Ulmer home with scouts earning leaves and arrow electives. Arnold Loring attended. watermelon served. Families hosting include the Nystroms and the Johnsons in Belleville.
Minneapolis orthopedists report about half of back pain cases arise from self caused issues. Poor posture while standing, sitting, lifting, sleeping, and driving is identified as the leading contributor, with long term effects on those over 40.
A survey by the Institute of International Education and the American Medical Association shows 6,083 foreign physicians train in 764 U S hospitals this year, with 1,859 internes and 4,174 residents. Americans study abroad, totaling 1,730 in 26 countries. Switzerland Italy Canada Netherlands and Belgium host over 100 each.
New York report shows marriage as a lifestyle among American men with 39,000,000 husbands in the civilian population. Most marry early, form households quickly, and bear family duties through working life. 95 percent of married men under 65 are employed. Forty percent are under 35, 25 percent 35 to 44, about 11 percent are 65 or older. Four-fifths of 25 to 34 husbands have at least one child.
In an isolated Wyoming valley, fossil remains of archaic mammals about 60 million years old were found at the Bison Basis. Discovered four years ago, the collection was described by Dr. C. Lewis Gazin of the Smithsonian Institution, who helped gather them. The creatures lived in the Tiffanian epoch, at the Paleocene’s start, a time when mammals began to dominate Earth.
A feature on Crisp cereal cookies and raisin cookies offering crisp or cake like chewy treats for after school snacks. Includes recipes for Crisp Cereal Cookies with cereals coconut and honey flavor and Raisin Cookies with lemon zest and milk notes.
Oregon State College researchers report that one and two year old flood meadow hay may satisfy cattle vitamin A requirements. Analysis of 61 samples showed initial carotene about 40 ppm with 60 percent loss first year and 50 percent second year, leaving 8 ppm. A 1000 pound pregnant cow can winter on hay as low as 7.3 ppm.
A vintage home economics tip note urges women to study motion waste and use efficient methods for laundry. It recommends finishing drying, mending, and ironing promptly, folding clothes on carts, and involving children to speed up putting away.
University of Illinois agronomy expert C N Hittle says grain sorghums may suit farmers with unreliable moisture, especially on sandy soils or areas where corn underperforms. Sorghums tolerate heat, can be planted after corn window, and should be seeded at 4 to 5 pounds per acre. avoid overseeding to prevent failures.
A tractor operator tired of exhaust fumes fashioned a flexible metal hose from the exhaust pipe to the rear fender and clamped it there to redirect fumes away from his face.
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