Publication Record for Gresle City Newspaper
Emil Harris publisher notes weekly Thursday issue with advance payment required. Referred to as second class mail matter since November 26 1904 at Gresle City Nebraska post office under 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
4
Emil Harris publisher notes weekly Thursday issue with advance payment required. Referred to as second class mail matter since November 26 1904 at Gresle City Nebraska post office under 1879 act.
A late night skating event awarded prizes with Miss Dortoy Kervin of Fairbury taking first in the ladies division, Eva Outhier second, and Harley Thrapp first with Charles Lowe as second in the gent’s class. Mrs Joe Davis suffered a severe fall, hitting her head on the railing and briefly losing consciousness.
Ad notes a meeting point between Zoel Lin's store and a farm for oil meal pickup. Ed Hughes asks finder to inform him. The notice invites readers to Make Read Bros. their resting place in Fairbury with baseball, dancing, music, peaking, and free acts for a merry time.
Mr and Mrs Emiel Kenning hosted relatives in Fairbury. many families including Nutter Malady and Kenning groups spent Sunday with neighbors. John Malady delivered hay in Fairbury, and Endicott beat Fairbury 7 to 1 in a bal game. Walter Nutter visited John Byron before traveling to Savannah for treatment.
A Sunday picnic at Hobart Nutter residence drew family groups including Mr and Mrs Glen Rid, Mr and Mrs Glen Nutter with their families, Mr and Mrs Pearl Nutter with their families, and Mr and Mrs John Byron with their children. Two of the attendees, Mr and Mrs Glen Rid, are noted as having died.
The Jefferson County Fair runs September 16 to 19 featuring Grooming the Political Animals, a fireworks sketch spoofing U S politics with the GOP elephant and Democratic donkey. Entries close September 16 at 6 PM in most departments, 9 PM for Woman's and Schools. Premium Lists available from Secretary C E Gillmore.
Mise Reece Whee sang a group of songs. Mellan McGill of California and Susan Taylor of Steele City were guests of the hostess. Francie Clark of Hal was an out of town guest.
Regular services in German every Sunday at 10 30 a m Sunday School one hour earlier. English services every Sunday evening at 6 p m every other Sunday. The new English service will be held Aug 17. Rev W Lobelen Pastor Carpenter and Cabinet Maker Work guaranteed 21f John Beckmann
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