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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
5
Due to a definite shortage of officials several games must be scheduled on Thursday instead of the usual Friday timetable. The change affects multiple matchups with Thursday venues and times adjusted to accommodate crews.
School news notes a G R picnic welcoming freshmen girls with teachers as guests, games, a weiner toast, and a social hour at the school house. Supt Quantic and many boys attend the Courtland Republic home visit. Shop Boys under Rev. Pearson work on projects and bags. Our girls maintain 100 percent Girl Reserve membership. Junior class holds a Courtland picnic followed by roller skating. Mrs. Bonebrake is sponsor. Magazines ordered for the bogs library and departments.
The Juniors announce a big upcoming event for the public. The first Girl Reserve Cabinet meeting will be held Monday evening at the home of Delors Brown's grandmother, Mrs. Jim Brown. All cabinet members and sponsors are urged to be prompt.
Thomas E. Dewey proclaims America will not fade under New Deal critics. He cites Normandy and Pacific battles, wartime production, and domestic industry as proof the nation is advancing toward new horizons with no limit to its future.
Abstracted notes show New Deal advisers pushing unlikely economy tips such as removing horseshoes at night and postponing lambing to save steel and marketing. It reports U S timber cuts on 2 percent of federally owned lands in Oregon and California yielded 415 million board feet and provided about 1 million dollars to nearby counties.
Start roasting a turkey with one breast up on the rack then place a duck goose or chicken breast down to keep the breast meat juicy. Brush the skin with melted fat and sprinkle salt and pepper for flavor.
Mrs. Florence Fike attended a series of meetings and communion at the Church of the Brethren over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haskins and daughters were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamil and Eddie. Louie Stofer of Beloit spent the weekend in Scandia with the home folks. Mrs. Albin Peterson spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Belle Etter.
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