Children’s Day Program Shines at Methodist Church
Miss Beulah Babcock Goldie Lahm and Edith Coons led a well rendered Children’s Day program at the Methodist Sunday school. A thirty five voice choir under Miss Jessie Hoeft sang three songs as decor and attendance impressed all. Collection totaled 7.03 and several cradle roll babies received certificates from Mrs Forsham.
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Methodist Sunday School
Beulah Babcock
Goldie Lahm
Edith Coons
Jessie Hoeft
Methodist Church
Steele City
Celebrate in Steele City Ladies Aid Meeting
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church met with Mrs. Wm Pears on Wednesday afternoon for a church gathering.
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The
Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
Local Breeities Show Towns and Travel Notes
A compilation of short notes from Fairbury and surrounding towns includes visitors and trips Mrs A T Waters and Miss Elsie Franzen travel and calls at Fairbury, Diller, and Lincoln. rainfall in Steele City for June at 7.71 inches. various community events and upcoming Steele City fireworks. marriages, injuries, and local business updates across Steele City Fairbury and nearby locales.
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Steele City
Witness Smithson describes self defense during burglary case
The testimony details how Smithson, a bystander turned witness, faced a nocturnal burglar who threatened him. He explains using force to stop the intruder and the ensuing trial questions whether the action was necessary and proportionate.
Old Watch Ticked Forever In Quiet Village Death
An elderly spinster, never married, lived with a brother as her only relative. She arranged her affairs and left letters and heirlooms on the table before taking her life. She had been a church member for sixty years and devoted most of her life to helping others. A letter to her pastor said she was tired of life and that death was tardy.
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Oye Robbi
Program of Monday events at the grove with music and races
A detailed Monday program lists morning band music at 10 o clock, a grove program of songs readings choruses and quartet music until noon, a basket dinner, and an afternoon address by Rep Blauser at 1. A duet Amy Palmer and Fern Minkler. chorus recitation Elsworth Adee. piano solo Fred Willey. song Wallace Palmer. solo Carl McDonald. a drill by 11 young ladies. readings Lara Southwick. baseball Hollenberg versus Endiastt. multiple races including pony, fat men's, boys, girls, and mixed egg races. Tug of war Kansas versus Nebraska. merry go round. evening dance at the opera house after the show and an evening clarinet solo Fay Clark.
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the Grove
Rep. Blauser
Amy Palmer
Fern Minkler
Elsworth Adee
Fred Willey
Wallace Palmer
Carl McDonald
Lara’Southwick
Hollenberg
Headache and Nervousness Cured by Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs Richard-Olp of Spencerport New York writes that Chamberlain's Tablets cured her headache and nervousness and restored her to normal health. For sale by all dealers. Adv.
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Richard—Olp
Spencerport
N. Y
Adv
Musical Dialog and Soloists for Pearl Camp bell Event
The program lists Pearl Campbell and Floyd Hoeft in a musical dialog with a chorus by Young Ladies, a lithograph solo by Fred Willey, a cornet solo by Carl Townsend, and reading by Maude Slaughter.
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Pearl Campbell
Floyd Hoeft
Young Ladies
Fred. Willey Cornet
Carl Townsend
Maude Slaughter
Missionary Day Observed at Local Methodist Church
Missionary Day at the Methodist church featured Mrs. E H Hamley as Missionary Superintendent who presented an instructive program. She champions missions and inspired the school with the same spirit. Souvenirs with Miss Whiting’s image were given to quarter birthday celebrants and blue and yellow ribbons adorned the keepsakes. Elsie Babcock closed with a solo “The world is dying for a little bit of love.”
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Methodist ‘Church
E.h.“Hamley
Miss Whiting
India
Elsie Babcock
Rainfall and wind cause tree damage in local area
A little over an inch of rain fell Tuesday afternoon followed by a Wednesday storm. The rainfall was under half an inch but a strong wind toppled trees and large branches across the region.
Better Than Life Insurance Adv For Chamberlain Salve
Ad claim promotes twenty five cent investment in Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as life saving protection for families during summer, suggesting it is superior to life insurance. Dealers advertised.
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