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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
4
Subscription notice for Steele City Nebraska indicates payment in advance for November 26 1904 and relates to second class mail privileges under the act of March 1 1879 with Steele City post office as the mailing location.
June 3, 1926 report from Louisville Nebr notes the impact of trees on village shade and comfort. Local residents Ruth Lutz and Bridwell relatives visit, Russell Bryant plans a Salem and Valparaiso trip, and editor Rough of the Press, now better, welcomes letters to Louisville.
Mrs. Clara Bracken expresses appreciation for prompt action in obtaining an insurance check from the Modern Woodmen of America officers in Steele City Nebraska dated June 1 1926. Correction notes a 1926 class name.
May 24 at the Allen T. Phelps residence a birthday celebration brought together brothers sisters nephews and nieces. E W Kendall delivered a heartfelt talk expressing love and esteem for the couple. Guests included Breach and Jessie of St Cloud Florida Kendall of Kansas City Mo A H Phelps Forsha of Steele City Neb Campbell and son of Fairbury Neb Beatrice Arnold and son of Harbine Neb.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Lampe and family Willie Ahrends Mr and Mrs Johan Fanders and family Rev Raschke and Mr and Mrs Charlie Hennerberg and family were Sunday visitors at the Ubba Roeif home in Fairbury Nebraska.
Baseball game scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 between Steele City and Fairbury. In other item The Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs A H Gretzinger's home Wednesday afternoon June 9 at 2 30.
Anna Ahrends, a teacher, oversaw a successful term as district members gathered at the schoolhouse for a Friday picnic. After dinner the children played a lively game of volleyball and enjoyed ice cream, departing with reports of a good time.
Mr and Mrs Will Riggle entertain relatives from Calif and Mr and Mrs Clark from Omaha visit at the Walburn home. Richard DeVries spent Sunday in Endrevit. Chas Wells traveled to Lincoln Monday. Mabel Swett called in Fairbury Tuesday. Geo Slaughter from Wymore was home over Sunday. W D Lenker and family returned from Lutte Neb Tuesday evening. Jim Merritt from Peru was in town Wednesday.
An attractive well equipped camp site near Crete will host girls from Jefferson and Gage Counties in the First Nebraska District Y W C A They will enjoy a main lodge screened cabins electric lights running water and a riverfront setting with activities including swimming fishing baseball boating tennis croquet and campfires Miss Huida Yung will oversee both camp periods with trained leaders directing a constructive program July 5 to July 12 is the planned high school camp period with Beatrice Y W C A providing further details
Creditors of Conklin R Bracken deceased must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge by October 2 1926. Claims presented for examination adjustment and allowance on October 4 1926 at 9:00 AM. Three months to file from July 2 1926. Claims not filed by October 2 1926 barred. Dated May 1926. Denney and Denney attorneys for estate. First pub June 3 last June 24.
St Paul Lutheran Church near Diller hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by worship and a service at a later time.
A political announcement states candidacy for Sheriff of Jefferson, subject to Republican voters at the August 10 1926 primary. The notice signals seek for party support and campaign intent.
Radio for sale small set taken in on bill. A good clear long distance receiver. Fine for camping trip or for the boy. Emil Harris.
Two rugs offered for sale a 74 by 9 foot Aximinister rug and a 4 by 7 Olsen rug. W. E. Willey advertises in stock hard coal suitable for chicken brooders through D. E. Bone Lumber Co.
A fragmentary note muses that every person harbors a unique gift, even the weakest, which can benefit humanity when rightly used. A stray line about an ax conductor and a murder turn of phrase appears, then a garbled claim about a bonconducts reference in a science and inventor magazine.
In Lusk the speaker says he could not get results with the dice and laments having only one shirt between himself and starvation, reflecting a survival hardship tone from Nashville Tennessee.
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