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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
4
The article notes teachers’ disappointment at not holding student parties this year and explains how the situation affects planning. It reports reassignments of grades, with Miss Ellis resigning and the Third grade returned to the Primary room while the Fourth grade moves to Intermediate, and praises the ongoing work of Miss Beil and Mrs. Lowe.
The community reports widespread flu affecting many residents. Paul Compton injured his arm last week while cranking a car. The Rocky Hollow school reopened Monday after a week closed due to illness. Mr and Mrs Andy Belding learn Mr and Mrs Walter Williams are ill with the flu. Mrs John Malady helps care for Mr and Mrs Charley Compton who are ill. Rural carrier John Allen missed Mayday route due to snowy roads. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Norman Fentiman on Thursday. both Mrs Fentiman and the baby have the flu but are improving.
Mr Tweed stayed a few days at Tom Millers and Mr and Mrs Victor Eddleman are mentioned. Bert and Mattie are sick with the flu. Miss Rose Haverty of Steele City visited home folks last week. Mr and Mrs Wolf visited their daughter Mrs Geo Rathban on Saturday. Eddie and Archie Leitzen spent time with relatives at Hanover. Mr and Mrs J R Zweifel Carl Ames and family visited Ed Zweifel Sunday. The McNish girls and Ida Howland returned to school at Hanover after a short vacation.
Government planes conducted a survey for a Kansas City to Denver mail route, passing Hanover last Saturday afternoon about four. Few residents saw the planes as engines roared and exhaust rose, while the whir of propellers was audible from high altitude. Ad cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup with Taylor's Pharmacy as seller.
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