Local snippets and notices from Steele City area
Miss Grace Horton returns to Sabetha last Thursday. Dr John Hoett Ed Hurst of Grand Island visits. H Fahrenwald and family depart for Colorado. Maude Willey of Dewitt home on vacation. Funeral held for Donald Wade in Fairbury. Lillie Fadeley of Highland visits sister. Florence Tucker of St Paul visits Forsha family. Mr and Mrs J H Eilermier and son Reid visit S P Deems home. Auction sale of household goods Sept 6 at 2 p.m. Mrs R H Clapp. Fetes family from Western Nebr visit William Warnke. Bert Waters of St Joe visits C T Whitney. Ruth Drake from Western visits grandmother Mary Drake. Mrs Armstrong returns to Minden. Josie Pusey of Reynolds visits Otis Allen. Arner and Willey families at Fink's park near Wymore. M O Sampson home quarantined for scarlet fever. Lola James returns to Edgar. will teach there next year. Oakley Goldsberry visit Hebron. supper in Alexandria park. Amy Palmer and siblings leave for Idaho and Wallace for Denver University. George Unruh of Des Moines visits his Steele City sister. He has been away forty-three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Clapp
Fetes
Western
Nebr
William Warnke
Bert Waters
St. Joe
C. T. Whitney
George Unruh
Des Moines
Iowa
A. Sutton
Annual H H Adee Family Reunion Draws Twenty Eight Members
The Adee family holds its annual reunion on a Sunday in August with twenty eight members present. Families traveled in cars from across the state for a home visit with parents, sharing photos and a bowls game before 4 PM departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.H. Adee
Adee
Ellsworth
Decatur
Joshua
Dawson
Clayton
Chengy
Vernon
Warren
Myrtle
H. B. Smith
Elsie
B. H. Harris
Omaha
D. A. Bay
Li Mattie
Fats
Tie Bene
Married at Concordia in August surprise wedding
Miss Maxine Heady and Mr. Perle Justis wed quietly at Concordia Kansas on August 9. Few friends were aware until after the ceremony, while family learned soon after. The couple, daughter and son of local residents, receive heartfelt wishes for happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Heady
Perle Justis
Concordia
Kansas
Mr. Justis
Charley Justis
Miss Heady
W. D. Heady
Steele City
Mrs.Just
Prizes Offered for September News Submissions
Readers in or near Steele City can win two prizes by sending the most local news items in September. The top collector receives a boxed set of stationery with their name and matching envelopes, including our correspondents. The runner up gets a package of personalized visiting cards. Count items, not length, and keep a log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Preparations Underway for School Opening on Monday
All supplies and books are ordered and repairs are underway. The janitor is cleaning and arranging rooms so that the school can begin Monday September 8. High school pupils are urged to register Saturday September 6 starting at 1 PM to ensure smooth schedules and full teacher attention.
County League Baseball Scores Report
Last Sunday Steele City beat Harbine 8 to 6 and Diller Gladstone defeated Endicott 12 to 11. Endicott will play here Sunday. Read Bros. promotes dishware in Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Harbine
Diller
Gladstone
Endicott
Reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scotch Woolen Mills
Clark’s Store
John Deere
Ford Repairs
F. V. Lowe
Grace Horton
Sabetha
John Hoett Ed Hurst
Grand Island
H. Fahrenwald
Colorado
Donald Wade
Fairbury
Mrs. Lillie Fadeley
Highland, Kansas
Mrs. McDonald
Florence Tucker
St. Paul, Minn
N. M. Forsha
J. H. Eilermier
Son Reid
Lincoln
S. P. Deems Home
Ruth Drake
Mrs
Mary Drake
Josie Pusey of
Otis Allen
Gerard
Fairbury, Nebr
Ralph Arner
W. E. Willey
Maude Willey
Fink’s Park
Wymore
M. O. Sampson
Luther
Helen
Lola James
Edgar
P. E. James
Amy Palmer
Wallace Palmer
van de Steege
Amy
Nampa
Idaho
Wallace
Denver
Denver University
B.W. Davis
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
North Church
Aid
Sampson
Presbytery
Nebraska City
Blue Springs
Nebraska
W. F. Perry
Fairmont
Farmers State Bank
Steele City School
Read Bros
Dad
ROYAL
T. W. Zorllin
Congoleum
C. R. Bracken
Elhoy
Arner
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