28 Apr 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Steele City and a Cane Vp event with unclear details and names. Mentions SM Re and I Fas but lacks readable dates or outcomes. Further legible text needed to establish action, place, and participants.
Geo. Crane trained to Fairbury yesterday. Little Charlie’s Crinklaw has the measles. A. Phelps shipped six cars this week. G A Beber packing to move to Grand Island tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Wooldridge visited Morriwville Kansas. Harry Scoby visiting here returned to St Francis Kansas. H E Clapp attended State Reunion of Spanish War Veterans in Lincoln. Commercial Hotel lit with gasoline lights new plant Tuesday. Washington county sheriff in town on business. Mr and Mrs G D New attended the funeral of New’s sister at Lanham. Honest Bill’s show drew a full tent Thursday evening last week.
A roundup of village happenings includes transfers of property near Steele City and bids for a land parcel in Thomas county. Local youths help plant trees near the railroad park while a legal dispute over a roll of Ettin appears unresolved. Community events feature a dance by E. P. lodge members with Hanover orchestra, a junior banquet at Steele City High School, and a district M. E. convention at Diller. Recital by Miss Palmer at M. E. church draws praise for memory and voice. music by Misses Andrews and Willey also singled out.
Miss Lena New of Hollenberg Kansas dies after two day illness at 19 years, with funeral held at Lanham Catholic church and burial in Dam cemetery. Card of thanks from family. Jack Cole dies suddenly near town from heart trouble, funeral at home and burial Steele City Cemetery. Village council reelects members and discusses culvert and sidewalk work.
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