16 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
1
Alex Garrett departed Monday for his Cascade Montana home. L C Wolf called Thursday and advanced his subscription to February 1929.
Mrs H M Manning hosted an Onaway club Valentine bridge party Monday afternoon. High score went to Mrs Glen Riddle. Guests included Mrs R Sherman of Tecumseh Mrs Carl McDonald and Mrs Pfeiffer. A two course luncheon was served at one long table with red tapirs red hearts and Cupid decorations.
The list includes Bana James 28 grade reporter, Mary Anderson 30, Virgil Bugbee 29, Edna Wehrng 30, and Marcella Sampsoti 31 as club reporters.
The gymnasium was redecorated for improved light and appearance, with white walls and a light blue lower border. Advanced arithmetic replaces fourth semester algebra as a required math. fifteen students are enrolled. Debates include Steele City vs Beatrice on child labor, with district members Geneva, Bruning, Edgar, Davenport, and standings by percentage.
Miss Kuper was delightfully entertained at a pupil hosted birthday dinner with a large cake centerpiece. Patty Schultz burned her right hand Friday and cannot use it. Marvin Drake was absent from Fifth Grade Geography class while studying Alaska.
The W C T U met at Mrs A T Phelps home with Mrs Shultz and Mrs Andrews as hostesses. A report on the State Convention in Omaha was given by Mrs Shultz who attended. Next meeting will be at Mrs Hance on February 23. Other items mention visits, travel, farm shipments, and local social news plus a classified line: Have You Paid Your Subscription.
Advertises subscription to The Lincoln Star inviting non subscribers to join the paper's big family. Promotes AP and INN wire services, cartoons, sports and markets pages, 24 hour coverage, and low yearly rates of 4.00 dollars daily or 5.00 dollars daily with Sunday. Mail subscription or pay via agents.
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