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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
4
The Sunday School plans a Christmas program as letters note community activity. Miss Jennie Wells is mentioned among visitors, with relatives including Bonawits and the Wells family seen over the weekend.
A boy named Dewey suffered facial bruises when he fell from a wagon last week. No further injuries or details about the incident are provided.
Louise Schultz and several students missed this week due to bad weather and illness. Sixth graders visited the Chesapeake Bay oyster beds on Thursday. Second and eighth grades study and map the War Zone. Harriet Ailen Pearl Campbelln and Gladys With were absent part of the week.
Wednesday evening the D. of H lodge No. 24 elected officers for the new year. C of H Ella Minkler P C of H Edith Brown C of C Grace Waters L of H Margaret Millice Recorder Ella Campbell Financier Ida Clark Receiver Gertrude Hicks Usher Myrtle Kelly Assistant Usher Maude Earhart L W Anna Crinklaw O W Ida Whitney Physician Dr J S Taylor.
A subscriber sends $2 to renew The Press spelling out pleasure in reading familiar names and new ones. The note expresses expectation to settle up and continues with thanks for weekly coverage.
A letter from A. Ke. Wevnen of Arcadia Nebraska commends the progress of Steele City and extends best wishes to the village and its residents. Old newspapers offered for sale at five cents per bundle.
Mrs Verne Shaffer of Vandergrift Pennsylvania endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her children saying it always helps their colds and coughs and is superior to any other medicine she has tried. For sale by all dealers. Adv.
Report of Dist No 8 for month ending November 97 lists 15 enrolled, 5 absences, 5 tardies, and several students neither absent nor tardy. Dist No 17 for November 30, 1914 shows 41 enrolled, 36 average daily attendance, 3 tardies, with many students listed as neither absent nor tardy.
Mrs. John Bishop of Roseville Ohio reports indigestion and sick headache for a year. After trying many remedies, a friend advised Chamberlain's Tablets which relieved her in a short time. For sale by all dealers.
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