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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
4
April 22 1926 report of a birthday party held last Saturday for Hene and Mavis Ormuthier, daughters of Mr and Mrs. Ormn uthier. Trene turned six and Mavis five. twenty four children attended. Refreshments and a cake baked by Mrs Palmer were served and gifts received were noted as many and useful.
Record notes Carol Silkett absent in first part of week. Senior Class play titled A Trip by Radio prepared by C. W. Pierce. Botany class activity mentioned as went on.
The sewing class began work on dresses and Economic Day activities. Last week the class went on a field trip to gather specimens of the vegetable class.
Dr. O Neill ee Jansen anticipates visiting the city with further details to be provided in the next work.
The Steele City Womans Club met at Mrs. C. C. Andrews home on Thursday afternoon April 15 with good attendance. The program covered Better Homes and model living rooms and kitchens. Committees will coordinate with grade school teachers for National Child Health Day May first and posters for business windows. Music week will be observed, with an evening program at Mrs. Guy Cassell’s and the club supplying music. A church music day on May 2 is planned with the club providing the music and guiding the school superintendent to observe the week.
Bre John Harrington preached in the Baptist building Sunday night. The C E Party will be at Mrs Hendersons Friday night. Mrs Lucy Weber visits sister Mrs Grant Wing in Gilead this week. The C I C class party was at Mrs Hoxies last Friday night and gave Mrs Hoxie a bouquet. Mrs John Meyer with typhoid fever slowly improves. Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson of Carleton and Mr and Mrs Paul Hoeft of Steele City visited James Packer Sunday. Bernard Correll and son Junior visited with brothers Leonard Foster and Ted Correll then plan to go to Torrington Wyoming for work. Fitzsimmons not well. goods moved from Highland property into own building this week.
Black cane seed offered at 100 dollars per bushel by RL Foster in Hellenberg. Contact 6706 for details. Also Yellow Seed Corn advertised at 1.50 per bushel, test 90 95, by W C Kasparek Adv.
Advertisement notes 1924 seed corn available from Mrett Banshaw Bros. Also mentions stock of hard coal for chicken use and a lumber company D. E. Bone Lumber Ce. in a compact classified style.
Classified notice offers a full set of carpenter tools and a chest for sale. Additional item described as a child’s crib and a reed to cart with contact Clyde Packer for inquiries.
For sale one DeLara No 15 cream é operator and 14 Stover gasolre engine. Machines are in perfect and A1 condition. Sormennha. Strong. There were tins when the language used by "the firet Cotlamer". would have been 'cumaditerest full once " at eastern court, as when Speaker Rich compared Henry VIIT "for justice and fortitude to Samson, for beauty and comeliness to Absalom."
Mrs Russel Shoebotham and children visit sister Mrs Capt Fairchild in Reynolds. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Hugh Hensier on April 19. Mr and Mrs J O Swett visited Puffinbarger home Sunday. Mrs Dave Sullivan was Fairbury caller Monday. Mrs Herald Kirschner and Plymouth visitors spent days with relatives. About 20 Endicott residents went to Wilber last Friday to attend a revival and hear Amos Rendus preach again.
The article urges a healthy body for growth and straight mind, outlining the link between malnutrition and impairment. It recommends abundant school lunches with meat, milk, evaporated milk, and fresh vegetables, plus careful lunch handling and sandwich prep rules.
Electric, gas, telephone and electric railway rates stood today second only to the two-cent stamp as the cheapest of all commodities purchasable, including food, fuel, clothing, luxuries or housing.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Steele City Markets and multiple unreadable terms. no clear events or figures are discernible from the fragment.
A fragment mentions a Janice Meredith screening in Steele City Saturday night. The text also bizarrely notes crickets eating mushrooms and vegetation, with garbled commentary on insects and animals in a stray paragraph.
An old financier cites a proverb about reproduction, noting five fowl born every minute and adds a pious remark that some will live. The remark appears in a discussion in Towe Topics (Pondos).
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