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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
4
An item dated November 26, 1004 notes mail matter entry at the Steele City Nebraska post office under a congressional order from March 1, 1878.
A printed Q and A shows birth date Jan 26 and asks day of week. Answers note Friday PM. Other items cover platinum locations in the US, Japan population, Vatican Palace rooms, North Pole directions, and leap year reasoning with a joked reason about girls.
State Line Geo. Graff butchered on Tuesday. R. T. Garrett sawed wood earlier this week. Jot James took a business trip to St. Joe on Monday. Delbert Davis called on Harry Mowry Sunday afternoon. A. B. James shipped a car load of cattle to market. Mon and family spent time on a John Kee business trip to Pieele City. Pokus moved this week to a farm vacated by Nilson.
Mr and Mrs Jess Davis and Alfert made a business trip to Washington Friday. Mr and Mrs Howard Hayes of Shickley Nebr spent the weekend with the latters parents Mr and Mrs Al By James. Mr and Mrs CN Justin spent Sunday with their son Ray and family near Linn Kansas. Mrs Abbe Rohif and Mrs Ro bert Garrett entertaining a siege of La Grippe this week. Delbert Davis Joe Davis and family of Steele. City and Mr and Mrs Pearl Justus of Washington Kans spent Sunday at the Vern Justus home.
A town gathering Sunday welcomed the James Nation and Frank Rose families with plans for Te Ocherkwaa to move his family to town. Installations occurred January 10 with officers named for the order including A G Townsend as consul and Mary Derrick as bestalled. About one hundred ten people attended an oyster soup reception afterward and nineteen Woodmen cut and hauled wood for Mr. Fitzsimmons on Tuesday the 13th with Prank Brenner donating the wood and the ladies providing a lunch at the M W A hall.
A two day carnival at Endicott Memorial Church is announced for January 21 and 22 with activities from afternoon into night. Prizes, contests, exhibits, and a supper at 6 40 pm are planned. The event features the Matrimonial Bureau and notes community volunteers including McFarland, Wiebe, Hartgraves, and others contributing to church life.
Fred Poqua and family moved Wednesday from the Babcock place to a farm on the state line. Mrs. Ermie Fielder and children visited the Lee Fielder family at Fairbury Henry. Sands family attended the funeral of Tony Ross, brother-in-law, at Hanover.
Monday report notes Miss Hilda Seitz has chicken pox and cannot teach. Visitors include Mrs A Bo James and sister in law Mrs Davis of Tennessee to Belleville. Sophia Baker and Mr and Mrs Rawls attended Fairbury. Dr Smith of Washington called to Tom Miller. Mrs Miller is not well. Maude Bratten and Mary Brenners visited Mrs Mattie Miller Sunday afternoon.
Mable Adee teaches near 31 and spent the weekend with parents east of Steele City. Mr and Mrs Chas Compton and children visited John Malady’s home Monday evening. The Troxet child is improving after illness. Cuthbert of Tarbine Nebr visited his mother Cora Cuthbert on Wednesday. Will Compton, Paul and Giena Baker visited Chas Compton Sunday. Orville Belding family spent Sunday at Walter Williams’ near Fairbury Hill. A wedding guest reports Mrs Will Seat’s daughter ill. Pearl Nutter and Olen Nutter hosted kin at Mike Riddle’s near Steele City. John Byron and Pearl Nutter took a trip to Kanes City last Tuesday. they returned Friday. The Webb Wright daughter died Wednesday morning. funeral Thursday afternoon at Mahaska Cemetery. Mrs Perry-Carrico’s niece and husband left for California via Konstan, Texas, in their Hudson car.
The Jefferson County Y M C A marks its 1920 organization era with a county convention to elect officers and plan annual work. The event is scheduled for January 16 at 6 30 pm in the Fairbury Chamber of Commerce Rooms. J H Beveridge will deliver the after dinner address. Professor Datholey will provide music and Richard Low a Nebraska University student will perform. Dr T J Andrews associated with the Y announces the program.
MLCA in Pairbury presents a historical sketch of County Y. Officers and committeemen include EBJ Heated chairmen Dr J M Barbund clerk Frank Nelson treasurer J M Baker vice chairs J W Buswel D C Brickell C H DePue W G Freeman R C Harris R S Mickle J R Mendenhall W G Uhiey Dr B O Weisel C F White of Fairury CC Andrews and C I Clark of Steele City Louis Cavett and Charles Waginer of Diller Frank Denney of Daykin E C Orth of Plymouth and H A Thiesson of Janson
The group formed Tuesday night with Mr Palmer as Chairman Mise Thomeon as Secretary Treasurer Elma Bloom as door keeper and a program committee including Mrs Crinkian Mrs Aroer and Miss Dreveon.
Regular German services every Sunday at 10 30 p m. Sunday School one Sunday evening at 8 p m. The next English service will be held Jan 25. Rev W Lobeten Pastor.
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