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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
4
Rose Malady spent Sunday with Hilde Jansen and the Jansen couple hosted an evening at the Carrico Carl Hackney and Glen Little visit. Families including the Malady, Compton, Jansen, Edens, James, and Baker households are mentioned in Sunday gatherings and weekday chores across Fairbury Crab Orchard Beatrice.
Mr and Mrs Sem Friday of Diller visited Bert Greenwood on Sunday. Ron Derrie and Harry Mowry went to St Joe on Monday with a car load of cattle for Tuesday market.
Transactions show multiple transfers in Fairbury including Irene L Bachoriteh from single to ready owner and Marsc arete A Waitera from Phebe Rathbun. Other deeds include John S Root to John C Root and Della Parker to Harry W Parker with various lot and subdivision descriptions in Rochelle Place and Galbraiths Subdiv Fairbury. Local notices note residents traveling and visiting across Nebraska and Iowa.
Bird and Pepper Box Clubs surprised Pansy Swett with a handkerchief shower. At about 10 30 lunch was served and all attendees enjoyed a good time.
Boddy Jeffers of Odell returned home after a short visit with his cousin Richard Hagerman and Mrs Brenniee and family. J Le Page and Mr and Mrs Otte Brennies rear Ditter hosted Sunday guests. Oscar Peeler of Bartlett Iowa spent a few days with the latter’s parents. P B Haverty and family Rawls and Mrs Sophia Baker returned home Friday after an outing near River Repide. Mr and Mrs Row Justis and family and Mr and Mrs Chea Justis were hosted by relatives near Washington Sunday. Ira Harper was a Fairbury caller Monday.
The K P Lode sponsors a Boy's Picnic at Camp Jefferson for Thursday. Members will take all town boys in their care and as many as can stay with the boys for the day. Plans call for a start at two o'clock in the morning. Each K P member is urged to ensure his boy attends.
Washing silk stockings after each wear lengthens their life. Perspiration and dirt damage silk and wear the hose faster. Use warm water with mild soap, rub soiled spots with fingers, rinse in clear water, and hang to dry in shade.
Arthur A Graves born August 2 1850 Syracuse New York died in 19__ after a life marked by early loss and faith. He married Erma E Percels in Steele City Nebraska and had eight children Melvin Webster died aged three Roth G Sets Merrill Harold K Ethel G Mary Cheeter Arthur Jr and Mary. He joined the Baptist church at fourteen and spent much of his life in Christian work before death. services were held in Wellsville and burial at Steele City with Presbyterian rites at the home of G B Caseell.
Aunt and uncle of Mr. and Mrs. John Kersting of Steele City celebrate their sixtieth anniversary on Wednesday July 15. They married in Irving Kansas and traveled by lumber wagon to their dugout home later upgrading to a low cabin and finally the present large house. They are parents of ten children with 48 living grandchildren and 50 great grandchildren. About 105 relatives attended a noon dinner and a group photo was taken.
Fragmentary text hints at wartime messages and a peculiar telegram exchange. Names, dates, places, and clear events are unavailable, leaving a murky snapshot of conversations and salutes during a tense period.
The PREE band plans Wednesday evening concerts weather permitting and invites readers to subscribe to their home paper for updates and schedules.
Steele City travelers gain a ten day window from August 12 to 22 with cut rate rail fares to Chicago. The round trip costs 14 times the regular one way fare and targets attendees heading to the Roundup and Worlds Championship Rodeo at Grant Park Stadium August 15 to 23. The offer comes from local railroad passenger agents to support spectators.
An advertisement by Arner's Drug Store promotes a remedy claiming to relieve stomach discomfort and constipation by cleansing the intestines. It urges readers to try the product for improved digestion and cheerfulness.
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