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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
1
Health officials urge strict safety practices for corn picking to prevent amputations. Key tips include shutting off power before maintenance, keeping guards in place, following manuals, keeping children off equipment, and training young operators while accommodating older workers.
Bible study group met at Mrs Eunice Canfield’s home on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Bertha Granstedt led devotionals and the lesson covered John chapters 16 to 18. Attendees included Lena Lloyd Ida Isaacson Agnes Cardwell Eva Sjolander Walter Saunders Granstedt Olga Hugos Gladys Unn Gatton Hannah Freedy Maud Weizell and others. Refreshments were served and the group planned to meet October 6 with Mrs Maud Wetzell.
Mrs Georgy Cardwell hosted the RAR Club Friday afternoon with members Mrs Vic Berggren Mrs Lena Tingstrom Mrs Bertha Granstedt Mrs Wi J Matthias Mrs C Wi Strom Mrs Raymond Coapen Mrs Lulu Waite and May Reno Sedery Un. Guests included Mrs Benny Lervold Mrs Carl Reece and Mrs Manxtin Larson. The group played bridge and enjoyed a lunch before adjourning to meet Mrs Cooper October 1.
Golden Wedding Club announces a Saturday September 25 1965 meeting with a noon dinner at 12 o clock and a program after. Attendees should bring table service and a covered dish. Dues are 50 cents per year. Officers listed include Mrs Robert Harroun president and Mrs Loretta Whippa secretary. Address appears as 1811 Atreet.
Kathryn Jane Gile daughter of Clarence Jr. and Mrs Gile and Rex Lewellyn son of Mr. and Mrs Dale Lewellyn are enrolled at Brown Mackie School of Business in Salina. Miss Gilgie taing material course and Mr. Lewellyn is enrolled in Business Administration. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dunstan and family of Fermono were guests of Mr. and Mrs Cassie de yMr Harold M Dowell Monday afternoon.
Scandia Lions Club meets at 7 00 pm Tuesday September 28 1965 at the Royal Cafe with guest speaker Dr Robert Al Bohannon professor of agronomy Kansas State University on career opportunities in agronomy. A family gathering and basket dinner honored Mrs Louis Fisher Judy Gap Montana and Mrs Ed Thomas Carrington North Dakota with many attendees from Manhattan Lincoln Salina Belleville and Courtland among others.
Scandia Swedes opened their 1908 football season Friday night with a 26 to 0 victory over Republic Wildcats. Mike McEugen led with 13 unassisted tackles as Joyce Jackson started at quarterback for the first time, directing a strong defensive effort and scoring setup plays. Scandia gains included 171 rushing yards while holding Republic to minimal passing yardage.
Frequent birthday events mark the week with dinners and social visits. Mrs Ruth joins Mrs Hobert Servivier and others at a Sunday dinner for Mrs Elmer Danielsons birthday anniversary. Community notices include an October 4 1965 TV education program launch Operation Alphabet Series II and enrollment details.
AAG records show The Ball Park Improvement Fund chaired by Thorval Anderson with expenses to date totaling 1895.35 and donations of 1714.48. A note cites Belanow requesting needed funds and mentions a California picnic event at Orange City Park on Sunday October 8 near South Glassell Avenue.
Scandia township set an October 6 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Scandia grade auditorium to discuss a proposed swimming pool and community plans with Fred Genthe and Percy Coline presenting. Charley Day and Dr C V Haggman to receive 60 year RAM pins at a Belleville Masonry event on September 23 with Ben Heminger and Mrs Heminger to present. open to all Masons and wives with refreshments to follow.
PTA members invite parents of Scandia grade and rural high schools for the first meeting of the season on Monday night September 27 at 645 PM in the grade school gym. Families should bring sandwiches or another dish and their own table service. Drinks are provided by PTA officers. See gym floor refinishing care notes and stay for the fellowship hour and brief business session.
The Sixth District American Legion Golf Tournament will be hosted by Smith Center U.S. Center Post 229 at Smith Center Country Club on Sunday September 26 with a 8:00 a.m. tee time. Entries are limited to 100 players with 5.00 dollar fee for the 27 hole championship flight and 4.00 dollar for 18 hole flights. send entries to F. S. Knight Post 220 Smith Center Kansas by 6 p.m. Saturday Sept 25.
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