14 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Don Gridley visited Sunday his mother Mrs Warren the pulpit at Reynolds last Sunday evening for Rev Marston Mrs E Davis and son from end with her sister at Shickley.
Nebraska notice reports Mabel Swett from Fairbury was moved to Eadicott on Tuesday. Mabel June remains seriously ill and is under doctor care.
For sale a smooth mouth dark bay horse weighing 1800 pounds. Inquire at the listed contact for details.
George Patterson begins duties as Assessor this week and visitors include Miss Mamie Mellin of Odell and Mrs. Ned Hamley of Topeka. Mrs. Drake hosts Agnes Wright and Mrs. O Neill, physicians’ notes, sales ads and paint specials appear with local business activity. Weather turns wet with floods in the south while families travel for visits and illnesses prompt hospital care and charity events.
Palm Sunday observations at Steele City Presbyterian Church lead into Easter plans with infant baptisms and new members welcome. A town hall concert titled The Redeemer Lives is set for Easter Sunday night and fundraising continues to finish the church, aided by gifts from Lincoln’s West Minister congregation and preparations for Presbytery meetings.
St Pauls Lutheran Church Diller Nebr announces Good Friday preaching at 10am Easter Sunday School at 9 30am and worship at 10 30am with an evening program at 7 30 titled Christ is Risen Hallelujah by the choir and Sunday School Otto Bergfelder pastor invites all to attend.
Jefferson County prepares a large Educational Day with twelve centers including Harbis0 Dilley Endicott Bow f Heivey Powell Plymouth Reynolds Steele City and Daykin. Noted speakers from Peru State Beatrice and University of Nebraska join a full morning program at the Community High School with district participation and exhibits.
A baby boy was born at the Staley home Monday evening April 11. Tuesday morning Mr. Staley distributed cigars in celebration. Mother and baby are reported doing fine.
Rainy weather notes describe several soaking rains in the past week. Mr and Mrs Malady and Rose spent Sunday at the Chas Comp tom home.
John Stone and family spent Friday evening at Henry Williams home. S E Lyle Roderick of Ill visited his aunt Mrs Norman Fentiman. John Janssen spent Thursday at the John Malady home. Mrs Cora Cuthbert and Marlo Adams visited Herman Eggenberger. For Rent a five room bungalow one block south of Drugstore. Inquire R T Garrett. Call me if you have light hogs to sell. C C Andrews A7tf For Sale Singer sewing machine in good shape $30. Also two refrigerators Sussy Taylor A7tf.
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