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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
4
Mrs. Manning Buscary of Arthur Lodge and Mrs. G Cassell preside as club members urged to attend Pride night opera house April 9. Admission 35 cents. Mesie City School Notes referenced.
The seniors have their photos taken with some sessions Tuesday and others Saturday.
The lyceum course opener drew a fair crowd and praised the program. Roy Wall, lyric baritone, tops the April 9 bill with negro songs and operetic numbers. Other artists join the troupe at the opera house for an engaging evening. admission 35 cents and 3 cents.
Nearly all residents from the neighborhood traveled to Fairbury on Saturday to attend the Poultry train event. Earnest Schmitt began work for Mrs. Cuthbert on Tuesday. Eva Breazelle of Fairbury visited Sunday and Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Luther Breazelle. John Malady delivered millet. Fred Kenning Jr. lost a val Subscribe for your home paper.
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West of Blue Springs guests visited the home of Otis Swett in recent days. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Will Wailburn on March 29. Mrs Guidigy and daughters and Miss Sid traveled to Hum wasaas at Ser Eek.
Emil Harris of Steele City Nebraska files a statement under the 1912 Act. He declares ownership management and publication details for the April 1926 issue. Bondholders and security holders owning 1 percent or more are listed in the document.
Hoxie and Henderson plastered in Handover last week. Mr and Mrs J D Minkler of Steele City were in town on business last Friday. Mrs Sampson of Fairbury drove down last Friday to visit. The CLC class of the Baptist 8.5 will have their class party today evening.
The C. E. group held a Friday night gathering at U. G Townsends until midnight with plenty of food. The next social will be at Dexter home in two weeks and includes a planned debate by the entertainment committee.
Steele City falls short in the district championship debate held Wednesday night, endingu with a loss to its opponent.
Church members prepare for a statewide canvass begun by the pastor to boost faith and involvement. The Every Member Canvas aims to center Easter Sunday, April 4, on renewed sermons prayers and efforts across congregations.
A pastor urges generosity to fund a church project and bless supporters as locals respond with notes of praise and hopes for spare seats at the Easter cantata. He emphasizes goodwill, prayer, and gratitude within the congregation.
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