Local Brevities and Society Notes April 15 1926
APRIL 15, 1926 Local brief items note lit the tky Wed night found keys owner to claim by proving name and paying for ad call Press Office Many favorable comments on Mr Wall s Company lyceum concert last Friday night C F Hardesty closed garage week start Mrs Hardesty began bus slow work Harvey Andrews of St Joe visited with Mrs Andrews parents Wem Pearson relatives en route home after trip to California
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Harvey Andrews
St. Joe
Andrews
Wem. Pearson
California
Meeting at Lumber Yard For Base AU This Spring
The notice invites everyone interested in base AU to attend a meeting at the lumber yard next Monday evening April 19 at 8 o'clock. The event aims to discuss plans and collect input from attendees.
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Baseau
Surprise 20th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Abba Roelf returned from church to find 75 or 80 neighbors and friends gathered at their home. A bounteous dinner was served and many gifts of china were given, making the pleasant afternoon pass quickly.
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Abba Roelf
Pasture for Stock Wanted Near Steele City
A notice seeking pasture space for cows and horses for the season. Property located miles east of Steele City offered at a price of eight dollars for the season.
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Steele City
Girl Reserves announce program at church on Tue
The Girl Reserves will present a program on Tuesday April 13 at the church. Rev. F E Sala of Lincoln delivered an interesting talk Sunday evening on the Bryan Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Taylor Dunbar of Hubbell visited relatives Sunday.
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F. E. Sala
Lincoln
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Rocky Hollow Social and Family Notes
Mr and Mrs Jones spent Saturday with daughter Mrs Geo Schmitt and family. Mr Bates and family moved to Fairbury from Walt Nutter place. Geo Schmitt sawed wood for Mr Griffing and Hubert Nutter. Herman Bngenberger sawed wood for John Malachy. Kenneth Schmitt works for Earl Nutter. Luther Breazelle called to Hebron for Mildred Bates death. Solova Schmitt absent sick. Sunday afternoon at John Janssen home: Fred Kenning and family Rose Malady Hilda Janssen of Fairbury and Fred Courted of Crab Orchard Neb. Bernyce Sullivan and Rose Malady spent Wednesday at Geo Schmitts.
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Jones
Geo. Schmitt
Mr. Bates
Walt Nutter Place
Fairbury
Mr. Griffing
Hubert Nutter
Herman Bngenberger
John Malachy
Kenneth Schmitt
Earl Nutter
Luther Breazelle
Hebron
Mildred Bates
Solova Schmitt
John Janssen
Fred Kenning
Rose Malady
Hilda Janssen
Fred Courted
Crab Orchard
Bernyce Sullivan
Geo. Schmitts
Care of Autos Highlights From Engineer Article
An automobile engineer outlines car care trends noting similar core construction over recent years but with advances in oil filters four wheel brakes and refinements. Modern bodies are lighter yet better braced and main bearings now endure up to twenty thousand miles or more.
Spring Auto Care Promises Better Performance and Longevity
A guide stresses a spring check over cars to prevent winter damage and improve efficiency. It recommends inspecting starter, generator, water pump, radiator, hoses, grease points, springs, bolts, brakes, steering, battery, wheels, and bearings to reduce future repairs and keep the vehicle in top condition.
Eighth Grade Exams Reported At County School
The eighth grade county examinations were given last Thursday and Friday in the Superintendent Office at the school building. Jerome Kolb is a new member of the Junior class making a class roll of eight. There is a new English Composition class started also a Commercial Arithmetic class. The Senior class play A Tip By Radio by C. W. Pierce witl
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Jerome Kolb
C. W. Pierce
Witl
City School Orchestra Leather Chair Care
When leather chairs look shabby wipe dirt and dust from the surface. Rub with a cloth dipped in white of egg beaten well. Wipe with soft clean cloths until dry and the leather will regain a like new appearance.
The Old Financier’s Wry Faith in Fools
A fragment quotes an old financier’s remark that a new fool is born every minute and adds a baffling aside about “Topics (Leaven)” expressing a wary, ironic view of human folly.
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C. F. Hardesty
Rocky Hollow
Tore
Pope Hontiuey
Elias Subhas
Angeles Manuele
Germany
City School Orchestra
Moseco
J. A. Taylor
Carl S. Townsend
Modern Woodmen OF America
Odhich
Ibn
Arner
G. E. Bloom
Nebe
Eet Weal Tation
Optosle
TRIST
Lincoln: Telephone and Telegraph Company
Coe
Davis
Nat’l., Bank
Webraska State Guaranty Fund
Farmers State Bank
Steele City, Nebr
Farmer
Barnes
D. E. Bone Lumber Co
Nebr
The
Steele City Press
Leadim
Euch
Mogyeren Opera. Net
Bergain
St. Or
RFD
Che Sterleite Press
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