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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
5
Local residents attend visits and dinners with neighbors including the Florells Carlsonstied, Tornquists and Edbergs. School initiation and freshman games featured at Anderson grove with watermelons served, while dates show visitors to Concordia and Ellsworth meetings. Bank of Rackley closed for a day. many families marked birthdays and hospital care, with multiple gatherings across towns.
The July 31 1933 treasurer's report for Scandia Kansas lists disbursements to local officials firms and the Scandia Journal with balances on several funds including Street and Alley and Sinking Fund. Receipts include county treasurer rents and township payments. Also notes community visits and local social items. The document also covers government pig purchasing guidance and forthcoming plans for a corn hog program.
Excerpt discusses metaphysical views that all is Mind and Mind is God, claiming omnipotence omnipresence and omniscience. It asserts spiritual understanding reveals this truth and that divine power pervades all existence. The fragment frames life as secondary to divine Goodness bestowed by God.
Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson visited the Gust Nystrom home Monday. Sunday dinner guests were Arthur Jensep Cleo Ward and Verna Wallin. Gloria Lee Adolphus Nelson spent Saturday with Bobbie June and Ivan Shotzman. The Sederlins and Delbert Forsberg hosted Friday night visitors. Ray Tingstrom of Colorado Springs visited Mrs Tingstrom and Jean. Miss Mary West and Miss Jessie Nichol spent last weekend at the E C Nichol home near Concordia.
The Johnson and Isaacson families visited at Lawrence Olson's home Sunday. The Welcome In Circle plans a rummage sale and waffle supper at the Hageman and Wires building on Saturday October 7.
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