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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
4
Notice shows butterfat prices under local market terms for Steele City Nebraska with service details and publication in the November 26, 1904 post. It notes subscription rates and mail classifications.
Marvin Drake earned his fifth spelling certificate with entries like blue jay and red-winged black bird. Fourth graders tour Taro's home and raise about $25 in tickets for a class picnic. Grammar boys beat Intermediate 36 to 29. Upcoming exams May 4 and 5. Memorials for Mrs Mary Herniy conducted by Mr How ard. Various science and history lessons featured by Botany Physics English Geography classes.
Community reacts with shock to the sudden death of Mrs Hernly a local high school teacher and church member. She taught Sabbath school led the choir and joined in social life and church work before her passing.
The Board of Education and the community extend deepest sympathy to the husband and parents of the deceased in this time of sorrow. The note expresses unified devotion to community interests and condolence to the family.
County Sunday School Convention program prepared to aid workers and strengthen Jefferson county teachers. A highlight is the lecture How and where did we get the Bible by a top educated state figure. Remember the date May 16th and 17th. D. J. Wood, President.
The community mourns as Mrs. Danforth and Mrs. Hernly die within a day of each other. Mrs. Danforth, 75, born in Surry Maine, long resident in Lincoln, with three children, is laid to rest beside her husband in W Cemetery after a Presbyterian service. Mrs. Hernly, former school principal, dies at home in Steele City, age not stated, with services to be announced.
Expression of gratitude from many friends for acts of kindness sent to the late Mrs. G R Buckner Henry G Danforth Kentucky Holler
Tiene visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brenneis. Misses Mary Decker Elva and Edna Roberts Mary Frank and Gilbert Brenneis were Sunday visitors at Jos. Brenneis. Master Lester Brenneis returned home Sunday after a week’s visit with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. Brenneis.
In town Sunday Joe Alexa and family visited. Prof Rawles greeted friends last Friday. Loyal Else traveled to St Joe with cattle Monday. Maude Price visited Belding at Harper home last Sunday. Chas Babcock family called in town last Friday. Tom Thumb wedding staged last Friday night with all participants. M Day to be observed at Baptist church Sunday night. Ted Correll and family visited Len Foster’s home last Sunday.
Our Books. When all that is worldly turns to dress around us, our books only retain their steady value. Washington.
The text discusses using large areas in softer neutral colors to create a quiet background. It emphasizes natural tones for walls and floor coverings, with bright accents inspired by flowers and birds.
AWoman writer argues a good husband may have two women at once and that variety is now essential. The reader notes this view as a provocative stance in contemporary relationships, though wives resist the idea.
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