School Notes Show Varied Spring Activities and Awards
The report lists spring school activities across grades including a botany hike with five bloom species, physiology studies on skeleton and nerves, and algebra work on graphs. Students Lucille Taylor and Audry Savage receive spelling and final certificates, while several pupils earn progress pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Taylor
Room IV
Audry Savage
Lloyd Allen
Orville Bundy
Floyd Goldsberry
Ruth Martin
Obituary of William Miles Weddel of Nebraska and Missouri
William Miles Weddel born March 15 1869 in Harrison county Missouri died April 14 1923 at home near Steele City Nebraska aged 54 years one month He lived in Iowa Nebraska Missouri and returned to Nebraska with family He is survived by wife Letha James son Harry one grandchild his mother and brothers Charles and Arthur Weddel Funeral services were conducted by Rev F G Knauer at the Presbyterian church The family thanks friends for help and floral offerings and assistance with funerals included in notices from Mrs W M Weddel Harry Weddel and family Mrs Caroline Hiner Arthur E Weddel Charlie M Weddel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miles Wedder
Harrison County
Missouri
Steele City
Nebraska
Decatur County
Iowa
Letha James
Harry
Charles
Arthur Weddel
W. M. Weddel
Harry Weddel
Caroline Hiner
Arthur E. Weddel
Charlie M. Weddel
Hollenberg Route 1 Social Notes
Mrs. Chas Justis is very ill. Miss Maria Mosier assists Mrs Justis. Fred Wolf family visited Will Seitz. Miss Madge Sands works for Mrs Peifer near Hanover. Geo Simmons and Geo Schmidt couples visited Hanover. Mr Buoy of Endicott visited sister Mrs Stephen Staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Justis
Maria Mosier
Justis
Fred Wolf
Will Seitz
Madge Sands
Peifer
Hanover
Geo. Simmons
Fred Schmidt
Buoy of
Endicott
Stephen Stapaules
Program and Play at Liberty Draws Good Attendance
The Liberty program and play drew a good crowd with plates yielding thirty dollars in proceeds. Fairbury visitors over the weekend included Mr and Mrs Frank Miller Miss Mary Baker Mr and Mrs Harry Welch and Mr and Mrs Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Frank Miller
Mary Baker
Harry Welch
Simmons
Fairbury
Hollenberg and State Line News Highlights Various Local Happenings
Mrs. Hazel Chanman visited in Wymore this week. The young people’s club met at Mr. Myers Thursday. Mr. Petsch will begin work on his new residence immediately. Townsend and Correll spent Sunday at UG Townsend’s. A delegation called on their new innor TN. Mrs. Henderson Sr attended Baptist Sunday School. Ralph Aler bought a new Ford touring car. Bro Harrington preached at the Baptist church several nights. Bro Fitzsimmons’ birthday observed by friends. Christian Endeavor announced for Sunday night. Mrs. Jen nie Henderson to read. several special numbers planned. Mrs. Thui of Osage City gave her annual birthday offering to the Baptist Sunday School. This is the Steele City Press published April 1923 by A. D. Rough. Notary verified publisher details and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Chanman
Wymore
Young People’s Club
Ralph A‘ler
Hyland
Ford Seran
Bro Harrington
Church of God
The
Baptist Church
Bro. Fitzsimmon
Christian Endeavor
Jennie Herderson
Thui
Osage City
Baptist Sundavy
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Bough, Publi
Svery Fridasy
Gtriefly
Congress
Steele City Markets
Ws. Grace
George DuVail
Depot
J. S. Taylor, M. D
Fairbury, Neb
Globe Pharmacy
H. Rathjen Carpenter
C. T. Whitney
Prop
Farmers State Bank
Bone-McLucas Lbr. Co
M. O. Sampson
Mgr
Hatip
Stomp Ming
Jennie Boone
Amd
Diate Veterinary
Cr. C. Andrews
Room III
Kenton Hicks
Rocky Hollow
John Fentiman
Baby
Fulton
Will
Will’ Compton
Paul
Glen
Walter James
Donald Bakewell
Cora Cuthbert
Velma Breazeale
Will Jones
George Schmidt
Dade Hartgraves
Coyote
Clair Cuthbert
F. G. Knauer
Presbyterian Church
Hollenberg
Arner
Hollenberg and
State Line
Jefferson County
A. D. Rough
Steele City Press
A.D. Rough
Nebr
Allen T. Phelps
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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