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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
4
The Steele City Press notes its weekly publication under A. De Rouvon Puditeber with Friday issues. It is entered as second class mail at Steele City Nebraska since November 2 1904 under the provisions of Congress.
The Woman's Club of Steele City hosted its annual spring reception at Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Andrews home on Patrician Avenue. About four score guests attended including the Snook families and Professor Knutt with his wife. A literary and musical program followed the gathering.
The report describes a springtime social with Bean twins singing, Crow and Jay duets with Eli at piano, and a late two course lunch. The Hooligan sisters organized a field meet including races such as 2:20 dash and potato race. A group portrait by Mrs Theoron Crispel wrapped up the evening.
Grandma Alden is sick. Henry and Ed Zweifel shipped a car of corn on Monday April 5. Mr and Mrs Grant Townsend visited Steele City. The Porters returned home to their property. Frank Oswald of Fairbury visited relatives. Brank Duggan visiting bene fotke. Nidhi Gandy in re ons Forge. Roy Sehull moved to a farm near Diller last week. C W Slane and family spent Easter in Liberty. Beach visited his sister Mrs Moore in Steele City. Robert Wilson of Belvidere visited here Monday. Walter Slaughter, school principal, spent Saturday with his parents. Royal Neighbors held an Easter supper Saturday evening. Mrs Eleanor Murphy of Auburn visited her parents. Miss Emma Cook married Sunday to Roy Riley of Fairbury. Clarence Royce went to Shea Friday to work for John Stienmetz. Mrs R A Savage visited Fairbury Thursday and Friday. Sixteen Jedies, friends of Miss Jennie Wells, gathered to celebrate her birthday. We are wiled to re.
Rev Tanner is slated for transfer to Morrowville Kansas to move promptly to assist in recruiting teams to manage him. A historic fire in Hollenberg last Saturday night April 3 destroyed the old schoolhouse and the new addition. Fire began between 1 and 2 am and sparked another blaze on the Methodist church roof, halted by a basket brigade. Behedlie and Saints hall were involved.
Mrs George Poffinbarger aided Mrs Otis Swett Tuesday. Shepherds spent Easter with Walter Nutter. Kenning family visited Charley and family. Otis Allen visited Steele City relatives. Fred Perkins family from Fahrenwald and Last. Three pleasant evenings noted with the Shepherds. Albert Shepherd Jr began work for Orval Hiner. F W Wells plans move to Endicott soon. Howard Vandecar visited Puffinbarger home Sunday. Perry Carrico and Flora spent Sunday with Mrs Chas Wilson. Charley Pickering and family visited Kelley household. Albert Shepherd and family Sunday with Otis Swett.
Joe Brenneis moved to Hollenberg Monday. Assistant Davis and wife spent Sunday at Jease Davis. Mrs. Leitzen visited her parents at Hanover Easter. John Kins visited his sister Mrs. Cliff Asah Sunday. There will be 2 box supper at Liberty Saturday evening.
Miss Bernice Haverty recovers from measles as locals recount a light week of visits. Charley Justis and Ray Justis visit Chester Manley at his home. Mrs Ed Justis receives quilting help from neighbors Friday. Otto Sirenneil returns after a successful term at Gaskill Row.
Avitha Malady visited at the Ax TL Belling place on Wednesday. Families including Shess, Lange, Schmidt, Pattinbarger, Harley Kenning, Cook, Troxel, Nace, Osborne, Price, Nutter, Compton, and others shared Easter and Sunday gatherings at various homes near Endicott Fairbury and seven miles south. Bill Richardson and family moved from Montana to a new farm south of Endicott.
A historical Ghent cathedral art piece began in 1420 and was completed by a third brother in 1632. It depicts Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and faced nudity concerns when Emperor visited in 1784. The work moved between museums, was restored in 1816, and later resold during its museum history.
Mrs Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana writes that she has suffered rheumatism for years yet Chamberlains Liniment always relieves her immediately and she takes it regularly for relief, noting its low cost as a benefit.
Charles E. Jefferson argues that children derive more pleasure from receiving than giving, noting their empty hands and eager questions as they seek light and knowledge. The piece contrasts a child’s joy in gifts with a parent’s joy in giving and reflects on Christmas happiness. The text also includes sample ownership statements and real estate notices from Steele City Press and a classified ad for land near Thief River Falls, Minnesota.
A reader from Elida Ohio praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing a severe cold in her daughter Ruth. The endorsement highlights the desire for the best medicine to shorten a cold with minimal delay and suggests the product as unsurpassed.
At Fairbury county court on March 24 1915 Noah J Handley executor seeks final settlement and discharge. A hearing is set for April 20 1915 at 1 pm requiring all interested parties to appear. Notice of pendency to be published in the Steele City Press.
A weekly county notice states that three consecutive weeks precede a hearing day with County Judge Loui J Nutzman presiding. The document references official proceedings and a scheduled session as the county prepares to hear relevant matters.
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