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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1928
Page
4
Yearly subscription set at $1.50 payable in advance. Note indicates second class mail status with Steele City Nebraska postmark date November 26, 1904 under act of March 1 1879.
F A Moon and Son advertise guaranteed monuments with reasonable prices in Pirbury area since 1886, highlighting long standing business and affordable headstones for customers.
The gym is being repainted and replastered to improve walls. Xenia Rightenour is praised for presence at the high school. Debating and sectional declamations feature students Charley Lowe Roy Fisher Edna James Lucile Taylor. Attendance and class projects show active student engagement across rooms.
Lavaughn Staley Willard Pethoud Edwin Hyslop and Evelyn Hyslop honored for timely punctuality last month. Community notices highlight civic upstanding individuals and secure conduct in local affairs.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. and church services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. F.G. Knaver to preach. meet Steele City friends after the morning and evening services. Sunday school class sold popcorn for $2. Missionary Society meets February 8 at Mrs. F. D. Clark’s, officers elected. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Kurtz’s home. 21 present. Social planned for February 14 in church parlors with coffee doughnuts pie and sandwiches. Next meeting March 7 in church parlors. covered dish for ladies and families.
Lanham area notes show John Cordson moved on Thursday. Various residents hosted guests including Frank Dvorak and Agnes Dvorak at John Rickers home, and families such as the Maatachs and Rickers visiting neighbors on weekends. Frank Wiemers shelled corn, and a serious hand injury occurred to Fred Garrells Sr. in a buzzsaw.
In County Court the petition of CO Scharmanen executor for settlement and allowance of his estate account filed January 6 1928 and for distribution of residue to those entitled. February 13 1928 hearing set at Fairbury County Court Room to show cause why prayer should not be granted. Louis J Nutzman Heasty Barnes Rein Attorneys. Page date January 19 1928.
Plaintiff Harry C. Coons seeks to quiet title to multiple heirs and unknown heirs in a large tract description in Jefferson County Nebraska. The petition filed January 25, 1928 targets the West Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section Twelve Town One Range Three and related parcels.
In Jefferson County Nebraska Harry Coons and grantors claim open notorious continuous peaceable adverse possession of a large land tract described as Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Section Twelve Town One Range Three and North Half of Thirteen Town One Range Three. They seek a decree quieting title and removal of clouds on record with answer due by March 5 1928. Attorney John Hartigan signs the petition. First issue 1-26-28.
Mrs EB credits Adherika with ending nine years of gas and stomach trouble. A single spoonful allegedly relieves bloating and restores sleep and appetite, aiding both upper and lower digestive concerns, as sold at Arner's Drug Store.
Mrs. Ralph Arner entertained twelve young people at her home for Elna Arner’s 11th birthday with games and refreshments. Elna received many pretty presents. Subscribe for your home paper.
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