4B CITY PR Emil Harris Publisher
The publication notes it is published every Thursday by Emil Harris, the publisher.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
6
The publication notes it is published every Thursday by Emil Harris, the publisher.
Fragmentary notes reference Rev Gretsinger brother Adam Gretzinger and several commission men including John and Fred Olander at Co A. Mentions Steele City Chester Scharmann, Deacon Fowlers advice, and a trip from Washington to Florida with visits in North Platte last week.
A car carrying the driver and two cousins overturned one and a half times on the Lincoln highway. The occupants escaped with only slight bruises after the wreck and were not seriously injured.
A candidate thanks Jefferson residents for primary support and pledges to serve with fairness and dedication if elected as Commissioner of the first district. The statement aims to reassure voters of commitment to duties and public service.
Mr and Mrs G A McCright entertain relatives from Denver this week. Rev and Mrs Lee and family drove to Burwell Nebraska to visit Mrs Lee s parents. Charley Wells made a business trip to St Joe. Mrs Elmer Stover s grandparents from Table Rock visit at their home. Miss Lott from Jansen visits sister Mrs W F Bonowitz. Endicott residents attend funeral of Mrs Shisler in Steele City. Claude West of Blue Springs weeks with aunt Mrs O J Swett. Mrs Jack Malady and Rosa leave for Sidalis Missouri for a short time.
Mrs Russell Shoebotham and children stay with the Cap Fairchilds. Mrs J Malady and Rose left for Saliebury and Huntsville Motor after a two week Burr Neb visit. Frank Swartz of Endicott hosted Jack Malady. Miss Glazier, Rocky Hollow District teacher, visited Carrico and Malady homes Friday.
Rainy week details include birth of a daughter on Sunday August 16 and multiple visits. Mrs. Nida welcomed a newborn as neighbors and relatives visited including Prof. Cook and sister from Fairbury, Mrs. Will Thompson and Neva from Windfield Kansas, and the Townsend and Correll families at various homes and church events.
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