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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1928

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Local Visits Highlight Nebraska Travel and Social Guests

Vera Staley and Hugh Green toured Dodge Nebraska to visit Hugh's sister Mrs. Cecil Caulk. A T Phillips and wife of Jeele City and Mr Kendall of Isas City visited Rev. Kendall of Fairbury. Miss Elsie Franzen hosted Fern Kis it Evapaneer Nellie Drake and Mrs Pringle from City.

Vera Staley Hugh Green Dodge Nebraska Cecil Caulk A. T. Phillips Jeele City Mr. Kendall Isas City Rev. Kendall Fairbury Elsie Franzen Fern Kisit Evapaneer Nellie Drake Mrs. Pringle City

Alfred Abel Spends Sunday With Wife and Baby

Alfred Abel enjoyed a quiet Sunday with his wife and their baby, sharing family time at home.

Alfred Abel

Adlerika testimonial cures stomach trouble ad claims

An advertisement touts Adlerika as a fast relief for stomach gas and sourness. It features a claim by a customer that a wife urged him to try the product and now he feels fine after ten minutes of use. The copy promises complete cleansing of upper and lower bowels.

Adlerika Adlelka Arner

Game Starts at 7 30 O Clock

Admission set at 15 cents for general and 25 cents for reserved seating as the event opens with a 7 30 start time and included page notes of pricing.

Presbyterian Church Notes Highlight Sunday School Growth

The column notes rising Sunday school attendance and urges parents to send more children. Rev. Knamir cannot attend on January 29 but will visit February 5 if weather allows. Rev Knall, first pastor in Steele City after unification, will lead services and is welcomed. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday. Missionary Society reports White Cross goods sent for hospital work abroad.

Knamir Knall Steele City

Birthday Party for Hancé and Goldsberry Family

Mr. Hancé hosted a January 22 birthday party celebrating Hancé Jr. turning 11 and Wesley Goldsberry turning 80. Outdoor games ran under bright skies and refreshments included whipped cream jello and chocolate cake. Guests listed include Stewart Earhart Edward Cassell Dwight Lowe Luther Sampson Doyle Godden Nettie Godden Maxine Earhart Eliza Goldsberry Faye Goldsberry Elton Goldsberry and Edna James.

Mr. Hancé Haence Jr Wesley. Goldsberry Stewart Earhart Edward Cassell Dwight Lowe Luther Sampson Doyle Godden Nettie Godden Maxine Earhart Eliza Goldsberry Faye Goldsberry Elton Goldsberry Edna James

Broad Sows for Sale and Weekend Socials Across Town

For Sale broad sows and a male horse. Several local residents report weekend visits and family gatherings. C C Andrews and F W Lowe delivered a new style Chevrolet sedan to J W Franklin on Saturday. W C Palmer and wife spent Sunday with his ill brother in Washington Kansas. Elmer Kersting worked on the county bridge gang. Ray Thomas and family visited Ed Allen. Mrs Emory of Endicott joined. J H Kersting returned from Kansas Tuesday. John Wilson and wife visited son Harry and family in Marysville. C J Whitney and Mrs Sutton drove to Western to see Abbie Sutton. Melvin Shultz and family from Fairburn visited E B Shultz. Harry Friday and Beatrice family visited A Bidwell. A M Manning left Friday for Broken Bow and other western points. Mr and Mrs Darling and Mrs Frank Crinklaw visited Mrs Frank Chancellor of Fairbury.

Ray Thomas Emory of Endicott Ed Allen

Velma Bandy and Harold E Staley wed in Fairbury

Miss Velma Bundy and Harold E Staley were married at the home of Rev E M Kendall in Fairbury Nebraska on Sunday January 22 at 8 AM The bride wore blue crepe de chine with silver trimming and carried bride roses Miss Vera Staley attended the bride The couple plans a home after February first and will visit Fremont Nebraska with the bride's grandmother before settling there.

Velma Bandy Harold E. Staley E. M. Kendall M. E Fairbury Nebraska Vera Staiey Hugh Greenwood W. C. Bundy Vera Staley Fremont

Local Gleanings From Lanham Area Homes

Saturday report lists residents visiting relatives and shipments. Fred Garreille shelled corn for Will Scheele. H D Rippe and Charley Wehl ing shipped hogs to St. Joe. Miss Ethel Brie of Lincoln visited home folks. Harmon Franzen and family at Reinhard home. Albert Wether family with Garrelle. John Duis family at Christ Wehling. Chas Dvorak family at Frank Dvorak. Henry Wieters family hosted dinner guests including Henry Koch Otto Duis John Waatsch and families and Mrs R A Duis and children.

Fred Garreils Will Scheele H.D. Rippe Charley Wehling St. Joe Ethel Brie Lincoln Harmon Franzen Reinhard Albert Wether Fred Garrelle John Duis Christ Wehling Chas. Dvorak Frank Dvorak Henry Wieters Henry Koch Otto Duis John Waatsch John Rickers R.A. Duis

Flour prize awarded at Lyric Theatre Steele City

I Loth received the large sack of flour as the largest family at the Lyric theatre. Mr Eden earned the small sack for traveling the greatest distance to attend the Saturday night show.

Lyric Theatre Steele City I.loth Eden

Junior girls surprise Helen Gregory with ice cream party

On January 16 Helen Gregory received a pleasant visit from several Junior girls at Leona Staley's home. Ice cream and cake were served. The Steele City Woman's club hosted their husbands and the S C S F for an indoor church parish picnic on Thursday evening. After entertainment and a covered dish supper all attendees enjoyed the evening. W L Woods called while in town over the weekend and advanced his subscription.

Helen Gregory Leona Staley Steele City Woman's Club S.C.S.F

Social News From Clarvell and Nearby Areas

Hollenberg visits H Palmer family with wife and son Oney and daughter Mrs. Pearl Petrus of Clarvell Kansas. Mrs S M Henderson travels to Savannah Missouri for medical consultation amid arm pain. Arle Henderson of Battle Kansas accompanies her. Loyal Else suffers wood saw accident injuring right hand and little finger. Lizzie Palmer arrives from Greenleaf Kansas to visit uncle S M Henderson. Mrs John Oswald of Wymore at bedside of son. Frank Martin and wife visit daughter Mrs Will Wilson and family in Washington. Marvin Lapage with wife and son Jimmie visits Hadam. R A Hiland and family host Mrs M Foster in Hadam. Will Decker moves to farm near Emmour. Otto Bernice moves into Decker home. G R Barr and wife attend aunt Mrs M Hatter funeral at Washington cemetery. Bernice Talcott leaves for Emporia for business course. Mrs L E Clapp attends event with Mrs M Hatter.

H. Palmer Oney Pearl Petrus Clarvell Kansas Alfred Andrews Lucy Weber Palmer S. M. Henderson Savannah Missouri Henderson Arle Henderson Battle Loyal Frid Oswald Marvin Lapage Jimmie Wm. Hanson Haddam R.A. Hiland Winefred M. Foster Will Decker Emmour Otto Bernice

Harry Arner and Wife of Fairbury Dine at Ralph Arner Home

Harry Arner and wife of Fairbury shared Sunday dinner at the home of Ralph Arner in a small family gathering.

Harry Arner Fairbury Ralph Arner

Local Families Share Wood Chopping and Visits Across Town

Milo Adama chops wood for John Malady while the Malady family and Goldie Clem visit the Charles Compton home. The Malady party then spends Monday evening at John Janssen's home. Perry Cuthbert stays with his brother at Harbine. John Stone helps Otho Curry cut wood Saturday. Mrs. Cuthbert visits Alvin Southwick. The Malady group spends Sunday at Mike Banahan’s home. Clare Cuthbert cuts off the end of his thumb at Harbine. Penny Cuthbert sawn wood for Otho Curry Monday.

Milo Adama John Malady Malady George Banahan Mike Banahan Clare Cuthbert Harbine Penny Cuthbert

Local social notes from Kansas communities

A. M. Christie and wife and Mrs. Webbergall of Hanover, Kansas, were Sunday guests at the latter's daughter's home. Mesdames M. Kersting and Fern Kersting attended a meeting of the Good Natured club at the home of Mrs. Scruby near Washington, Kansas.

A. M. Christie Webbergall Hanover Kansas Mesdames M. Kersting Fern Kersting The Good Natured Club Mrs. Scruby Washington

Local guests attend services with Kendall family

Bert Kendall and Allen Phelps with wives were guests of Rev. Kendall and his wife in Fairbury Sunday. Steele City residents attended church in the morning and again in the evening.

Bert Kendall Allen Phelps Kendall Fairbury Steele City

Mrs Kersting and Son Visit From Osage

Mrs Kersting and her son Elmer were dinner guests at the A Kersting home. Henry Kienast of Osage Iowa is visiting relatives south of Fairbury. Clarence Sands and family left for Grand Island and Central City Thursday to visit relatives. J L Davis and family took Sunday dinner at the Ross Coong. John Franken called Thursday and advanced his subscription to January 1929.

Mrs. Kersting Elmer A. Kersting Henry Kienast Osage Iowa Fairbury Clarence Sands Grand Island Central City J.L. Davis Ross Coong John Franken

Also Mentioned on This Page

Morton’s Salt Clark’s Store Hi A. Drake Hardware Company Steele City, Nebraska Endicott Town Steele City Town Presbyterian C.C. Andrews F. W.lowe J. W. Franklin W.C. Palmer Washington, Kansas O. Decker Hollenberg, Kansas Mrs. Outhier Elmer Kersting County Bridge Gang J. H. Kersting John Wilson Harry Marysville C. J. Whitney Melvin Shultz Fairburn E. B. Shultz Harry Friday Beatrice A. Bidwell A. M. Manning Broken Bow Mrs. Darling Frank Crinklaw Frank Chacellor Lanham Items Hollenberg Rocky Hollow Wright John Deere Steele City, Neb
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