Local Community Notes From Steeple Variety and Surrounding Visits
Mr and Mrs Carl Propst hosted Mr Propst s brother Dr W E Propst and family and their uncle Daniel Propst from Geneva Friday and Saturday. Bert and Mrs Cornell of Wymore visited relatives in this city and returned today. Red Feather Poultry Feeds advertised. Mrs Duane Clark and daughter returned to Lincoln after a two week visit with Liberty Clark family. Mrs J H Morris of St Paul returned home after a week with her daughter Mrs W B Adair. Myrtle Easley conducted a clothing dyeing demonstration at the county meeting. Fireworks available at Brooke Drug Co for 4th of July. Mrs Frank Chauner and others visited Chauner at Kearney. Mrs A G Johnson and Luella Lovell visited Stromsburg relatives. A G Samuelson of Stromsburg was in the city. Mrs Oliver Westberg, ill for two weeks, is improving. Mr and Mrs C A Beach of Lincoln visited their daughter Mrs Phil Douglas. Mrs Beach remained for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Propst
Red Feather
Duane Clark
Lincoln
Liberty Clark
J. H. Morris
St. Paul
W. B. Adair
Myrtle Easley
Brooke Drug Co
Frank Chauner
Lawrence Twarling
Albert Timm
Kearney
A. G. Johnson
Luella Lovell
Stromsburg
A. G. Samuelson
Oliver Westberg
Evaporated milk as a practical aid for mothers and infants
The article promotes evaporated milk as a reliable portable food for children during travel and summer months. It outlines formulas by age from sixth week to twelve months, using evaporated milk with lime water, milk sugar, and boiled water, plus feeding schedules. It cites pediatricians who support its use.
Local greetings as residents visit and travel for family illness
Emil Schott greeted old friends in the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bahr, who helped on the valley, left Sunday for Kingman Kansas due to Mr. Bahr's father's serious illness. Alfred Jackson returned from Island where his father lies seriously ill with cancer. Jackson is Murl Timm's brother and lives near Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schott
Ralph Bahr
Chris Wieseman
Kingman
Kans
Mr. Bahr
Alfred Jackson
Church Services and Schedules for Eden Stromsburg Area
Parish notices list morning and evening services at multiple churches Stromsburg First Presbyterian First Methodist Grace Valley St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran with Sunday School times Epworth Leagues and midweek events The page notes a pastor change and a corrected Boy Scout percentage error for the Clean up Committee plus Grass care at 20 percent
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Church
Stromsburg
First Presbyterian Church
School of Missions
Thos. E. Barr
Grace & Valley Churches
Grace Church
Valley Church
Epworth
W. C. George
Boy Scouts
Huston Attends York Baptist Association Annual Session
I. D. Huston participates in the fifth annual session of the York Baptist Association held at Sur prise this week, aligning with regional church activities and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Huston
York Baptist Assn
Obituary of James Harlan Addison Omaha Engineer and Veteran
James Harlan Addison 34 7 2 died after seven months illness at home 3910 South 28th Street Omaha Neb He served overseas in Battery E 338th Field Art 32d Division and worked as an electrical engineer at the Armour Plant He was married March 31 1921 to Marguerite Masson Whitney of Kensauqua Iowa He leaves his mother Mrs Mary E Addison sisters and a burial in Keosauqua Iowa Pallbearers named Everett Pinckney Ray Tulley Leroy Jensen Glen Sack Roy Fulcher Eddy Bailor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harlan Addison
Mary E. Addison
South 28Th Street
Omaha
Neb
Mr. Addison
Gresham
Nebr
E 338Th
Armour Plant
Marguerite Masson Whitney
Kensauqua
Iowa
South Omaha Post American Legion
Osceola
Edd Ryan
M. D. Sack
O. N. M*chener
Plainview
My Favorite Stories By Irvin S Cobb
An ailing American traveler spends a summer in a southern France resort with English guests. A prim, aloof English matron heckles Americans while the sick man calmly answers about the Crippen case and the appeal of an American woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin S. Cobb
France
Doctor Crippen
The
Central Press Association
There Is No Substitute For Safety In Dairy Farming
A farmer warns that living within means is crucial and relying on prime dairy stock offers steady revenue. Strong cows outperform costs, with dairy product prices steadier than livestock hay or grain. Cream and butter checks provide dependable cash flow.
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Tootle
Rock Ford Hose
Cowden
Boy’s Flat Knit Union
B.Y.D
Boy’s Straws
Ripon Make
Russell
Men’s Union
Humphrey Bros
Osceola, Nebr
Osceola Record
Nebraska
Polk County
Mrs. C. A. Beach
Phil Douglas
Nelue Sy
She Osceola Frank
Red Feather Poultry Feeds
M. E
Epworth League
H. A. Taylor
ST. Paul's EV. Luth
Ladies Aid
Andrew Monson
Wisconsin
Ings
Adolf Serenius
Bya Jungan
ToDa
Tered
Crouse-Tex Drug CO
James H. Addison
Erans
Sio
West Side Square
First National Bank of
George Ade
Drs. Furman & Furman
Osteopathic
North Side Square
Donse Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Bystrom Company
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