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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
A meeting on December 4 at the opera house will discuss plans to improve Pesds near Steele City. The advisability of graveling certain road stretches will be considered. Public invited.
Appointed delegate Pearl Smith superintendent of Steele City School receives the honor of county delegate to the Nebraska State Teachers Association meeting in Omaha on December 10 11 and 12. Business of importance to district welfare will be discussed.
A roller rink at Social Dale Park hosted a masquerade skate drawing several locals last Tuesday. Prizes were offered for costumes with Fern Messmer winning first prize for best ladies costume and Irene Fond taking second. Walter Killinger won first prize for the gentleman's category.
After a week off, teachers resume duties in the local schools. Anna Stolling visits Johnson Nebr for Thanksgiving with friends. Will Kelley moves into a new garage. Bert Wells of Wauneta NY is home briefly. W D Lenker owns the pew car. Mr and Mrs Frank Rose were in town Monday evening. Me and Mrs Zari Slocum re-
Shuck corn for Fred Kenning Monday. Mr and Mrs George Schmitt and two children visited Mr Schmitte sister Mrs Basto and family at Haddam Kansas. Knocke Bros baled hay for John Malady Luther Breazelle Dave Sullivan and John Jansen this week. John Jansen visits his German father and Burr Nebraska relatives. About 25 friends recalled George Kenning for his birthday. Cards and a lunch followed. Charley Bill Paul and Glen Compton spent Thanksgiving in Lincoln for the football game. The Compton radio is new. Thanksgiving dinner at John Malady’s hosted Exeter Nebr folks plus local kin. Why Culoret is Popular. Another reason the grand OM title of Colonet tears all the rest to It is so democratic that It spreads its nobility and honor in war and peace.
The actor Hamlet Fatt, long in a touring company, claimed the cast was nearly flawless after 40 weeks on the road. An additional rehearsal was requested upon entering New York, as the troupe planned to perform in the next town and Rome is referenced in a muddled exchange.
Classified column rates are five cents per line with a minimum twenty cents. Cardboard sheets sold in large sheets at ten cents each at the Press office. F A Moon and Son advertise quality monuments in Fairbury Nebraska since 1886. Bundles of paper for sale at this office and blue carbon paper for pattern transfers are available at the Press office.
A 900 a year homemaker, once Leonora Z. Meder, now Mrs Medeor, plans meals to maximize nutrition while trimming costs. She highlights evaporated milk as a winter staple, noting its richness, shelf life, and ability to substitute for butter in cooking, enabling savings without waste.
The Patterson school program drew attendees including Mr and Mrs Frank Rathbun and others who spent Thanksgiving at the Ray Cassell home in Steele City. Ellen Gerrett visited her brother Will, and Ellen Garrett along with Mr and Mrs Greenwood attended a Bezaar at the State Line church. Howard Rathbun of Omaha joined relatives for the holiday as the Steele City Greenwood and Fabricen families also gathered at the Christie home.
Phil Asche and family visit Roy Knox of Washington while drilling for Fred Schmitt. Steve Belding calls from Fairbury on Monday evening. Albert Menefee shucks corn for Vern Justis. Mr and Mrs Charles Justis and sons Vern Perle and families spend Thanksgiving at son Ray's near Linn. Mr and Mrs Alfred Rosener of Daykin guest at B A Greenwood home. Bernice Roelf near Jensen stays with Will Garrett.
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