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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
4
Mrs. L. C. Wolfe dies after a life of faith and service in Joy township. Born at Corner in Decatur County Kansas she lived 39 years on a farm east of the homestead with Lewis Wolfe whom she wed in 1885. Survived by five children two infants and several siblings, the funeral was held at Joy cemetery with Rev. Pfautz officiating and letters of condolence from relatives statewide.
We thank our many friends and neighbors for their comfort and sympathy during our time of sorrow. Your support meant a great deal to us and helped us cope with our loss.
A记ores note traces the term dun to Henry VIII era Lincoln with bailiff Joe Dun famed for debt collection. The line Why cent you Dun him? popularized sending Dun to arrest. The usage has persisted in speech since.
Early prodigies include Macaulay at eight as historian Tennyson as poet Byron as verses at ten and Bacon as philosopher at the same age Mozart debuting as composer at six highlighting precocious talent across history.
The School Section notes 441 half days missed at Lincoln High during 30 weeks of the term. Sickness and illness are blamed for many absences while seniors visited a penitentiary in Lincoln and juniors teased them with rumors.
The Senior class play Am I Intruding features Benier Giese and a cast listed in the program. The group performs in the school auditorium after rehearsals this week amidst student theater activities.
Mrs. Lowe submitted her resignation while a tap and apron sale was set for March 30. Mrs Pfantz Mrs Porsche and Mrs Wing will oversee arrangements. Dues lunch and committee totals $9.55. The hostess group and helpers Arner Andrews and Allen served lunch to 23 ladies.
The note lists two stallions, My Stallions and Jack, staying at the owner’s place as usual with a price mention of twelve dollars and fifty cents and a person named C. C. Andrews tied to the notice.
A Scottish minister recounts meeting with a parishioner named Richard at the kirk. He notes three reasons for leaving a discussion about belief and social talk and mentions the parishioner once blamed a voyage for his marriage.
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