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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1927

Page

4

Steele City Promises $1.50 Payee Strictly in Advance

A local notice states Steele City requires payment in full in advance of services or goods priced at $1.50 per item. The policy applies to all customers without exception and aims to guarantee immediate funds.

First Baseball Game Opens Season for Lilly Cleaners

Riverside youth league opened last Sunday with a 6 to 4 win by Steele City over Lilly Cleaners. The children, including a little pory named Midget, showed strong interest in the season opener.

Lilly Cleaners Steeler City

Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Mrs. Home

The Woman's Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. home with seven attendees. An engaging program followed by a chapter of Women and a season of wan was enjoyed by all with refreshments served.

Wasty

W C T U March Meeting and Quilt Session

The W C T U March meeting met at Mrs. Lester's home for a moral observance reading and discussion. A call meeting at Mrs. Kendall's addressed a partly quilted project. The next meeting was set for April 28 with Allen Phelps.

Editor Notes On Stock Arrivals For Next Week

Holiedberg items were received and will be printed next week. Editor signals forthcoming inventory and publication timing.

Holiedberg

Jennie Hunnicutt 1905 Birth to Sidney Lifelong Local Hero

Jennie Luella Hunnicutt daughter of Jesse and Estella Hunnicutt born August 1905 in Diller Nebraska. She moved to Sidney with her parents about eleven years ago and spent her life there. She attended Methodist church and public schools, worked as a Northwestern Bell operator rising to Evening Chief Operator, and died after a four month illness aged 51. Her family notes her noble character and lasting influence. Funeral attendance included relatives from Wymore Steele City and Wayside Nebraska.

Jennie Luella Hunnnicutt Jesse Estella Hunth Diller Nebr Hunnicutt Jennie Sidney Northwestern Gell Telephone Company Jennie Luella Hunnicutt Jessie Hunnicutt V. R. McMannus Chester J. Hunnicutt Alva Bart Maxine Douglas Vivian McMannut Wymore Steele City Wayside Nebraska

Card of Thanks for Jennie Luella Hunnicutt

The Hunnicutt family expresses deep gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during the long illness and death of their daughter Jennie Luella. They note how neighbors shared in their burden, and they appreciate the floral offerings as a sign of love and support. May God bless you all.

Jennie Luella Jesse Hunnicutt

Senior Play Promises Fine Amateur Theater in Steele City

The Senior class rehearses the third act of Am I Intruding for an April 29 opera house performance. The group, led by students and teachers, aims to deliver one of Steele City's best amateur shows in years.

Opera House Steele City

Local Social Notes From Beatrice Area

Mrs John Allen and Mrs C Schell visited Beatrice Monday Ralph Hughes was called here due to his mother illness Mrs Jack Hughes Miss Hart of Peru and Merle Majors spent the weekend with the Majors family Mrs J J Hargis and boys left for Highland Kansas to visit relatives 8S G Williams C E Price and families visited the Nutter home Ray Thomas moving into a new barber shop Mrs Chas Hasty hospitalized at Fairbury improving slowly Mr and Mrs Ed spent Sunday at Will Adams Effie Dawson guest at the Nutter home Sunday

John Allen C. Schell Beatrice Ralph Hughes Jack Hughes Hart Peru Merle Majors Majors J. J. Hargis Highland Kans G. Williams C. E. Price Ollen Nutter Home

Rocky Hollow Social Notes Feature Local Visits

Mrs A H Belding and her son from Hamburg Iowa visited Saturday night and Sunday with daughter Mrs Norman Fentiman and family. Mr and Mrs Chas Compton and daughters spent Sunday with the John Malady family.

A. H. Belding Hamburg Iowa Norman Fentiman Chas. Compton John Malady

Local social notes from Fairbury and area

John Mendenhall of Fairbury visited the Otha Curry home Monday. Mr and Mrs Norman Fenti and family spent Sunday at Orville Belding s. Mr and Mrs Panko of Colorado visited with Mrs Janssen from Wednesday to Saturday. Tom Goca, recently discharged from a Concordia Kansas hospital after two months, showed improvement. Russell Troxel and family attended the Easter picnic dinner at Olen Nutter s.

John Mendenhall Fairbury Otha Curry Norman Fentiman Orville Belding’s Panko Colorado John Janssen Tom Goca Concordia Kansas Russell Troxel Olen Nutter

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the Woman's Missionary Society W.C. T.U Jennie Hunnicutt, Lindey, Nebr Jesus Moday THE Charles Lowe Eva Fuqua Eva Outhier Ina Ellison Carl Fahrenwald C. C- Andrews Ed. Hughes Ralph Arner Gee Boom W. Gumner G. W. Casler Mary Meserve Marion Marsh Roberta Jones Freda Kuper Helen Wehling Esther Gretzinger Grace Deems Miss Marsh Miss Jones Lincoln Rev. Pfautz Sam Chevrolet Pontiac Fisher Duco Oldsmobile Oakland BUICK Lasalle General Motors Cadillac Fleetwood Eneral Motors Detroit, Mich Delco.light] Electric Plante Rocky Hollow Steele City Markets Eeeee Webraska Staiebuaranty Fund Farmers State Bank Steele City, Nebr Ed.b. Ackerman Optometrist Fairbury, Nebraska Davils Nat’l., Bank Sauerkraut Gail Gnagy August Kroll County Treasu D. 8 Bone. Lumber Co
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