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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
4
The Steele City Press records a mail entry dated November 26, 1904, noting a payment in advance and a post office filing in Steele City Nebraska. The entry cites the Act of Congress of March 1, 1878.
The Farmers Union held a stockholders meeting in Strele City Wednesday afternoon. Miss Nellie Coes, visiting her parents for a few days, returns to Paepperene Work in Lincoln Tuesday. Miss Coons will graduate this year, having finished their year term in three years.
Endicott items report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Walbarn and Mr and Mrs Frank Loch as parents. Polly was set by Endicott at Holten Saturday night. Bonawitz shingled Mr Carpenter's house last week. Kev Thomas family returned from Sa where they spent the past year. Lena Chancellor came from Omaha Monday expecting to stay with her father. Getty Sund a re united with Endicott and Rock Creek folk. He preached both morning and evening at Endicott.
The column records a series of social attendances and visits across families and neighbors. Names include Ethel Fabrken, Greenwood, Patterson, Rena, Harry Mowry, Phillip Pickering, Abba Rohifs, John Goeo, Table Rock relatives, Clara Lewin, Vern Sate and daughters Delbert. Mentioned locations include Hebron Bridgeport and Washington.
Sunday activity centers on family visits and small hometown events. Messages mention residents at Walter James and Otis Allen homes, a Cuthbert family trip to Harbine, and Viola and Lia visiting their aunt Mrs. Irvin. A local woman recovers from flu while Norma Fesman and Orville Belding visited relatives.
A scanned 1925 notice page lists residents visiting, illness reports, and social calls in Steele City Nebraska. It includes names such as Otis Allen and Earl Nutter, mentions influenza cases, and records editor Emil Harris and publisher Emal Harris with standard postmaster seals and notary details.
The Farmers Union announces an open meeting at the Steele City opera house on Friday evening April 0 with an address by Mr A O Jones field secretary for the Farmers Union. Everyone invited.
Fragmentary notes show Charley Weber painting and Sub Carrier Dean on vacation. Teachers and pupils attend a meeting at Washington test Saturday. Joe Hoxie and crew plastering for Mr. McLeod north of Washington. J T Lewis and family visit Myre Kerr and Roscoe Packer families to close series.
The State Line Lutheran Church plans German services every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and Sunday School one hour earlier. English services will be held every other Sunday evening at 7:00 p.m. The next English service is scheduled for April 5. Rev. Lobsien is the pastor.
Local ad fragment invites readers to subscribe for home delivery and highlights a focus on kitchenware and tableware as part of the paper’s offerings.
Fragmented text suggests a personal note about stomach gas and a medication called Adherita. Mentions a wife and husband and a hopeful improvement in health. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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