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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
4
Public notice from Steele City Nebraska referencing post office dates and a 1879 congressional act. Indicates second class mail matter status and archival handling procedures for the period. Mentions Steele City as the locale and standard postal designation steps.
Social notes list visitors and trips across Nebraska including Mr and Mrs Ervin Poole in Diller and Mrs Gov Cassil in Lincoln. Residents travel to Kansas City Denver and Pueblo while teaching and family visits occur in Steele City York and Fairbury.
Mrs Rebecca Bracken leaves for Kansas City and Clinton Missouri to spend the summer with daughters Mrs C McDonald and Mrs Fay. Mrs McDonald and daughter travel toward Highland Kansas to visit her mother. They plan a ten day trip to various western and midwest destinations including Yellowstone Park.
The Ladies Aid meets at North church on Wednesday June 17 with work and refreshments. The president desires good attendance due to business of importance to transact.
Mrs Geo Leaper and family visit with sisters Mrs Frank Doak and Mabel Perrish from Wakula Wash. A surprise for George Leaper last Saturday drew a large crowd and dancing. A reunion was held June 7 at Mr and Mrs James Packer’s home for the Gerrish sisters with a large dinner for twenty three guests.
Mrs. Chas. Kelly visited Wymore and Mrs. Will Riegle shopped Fairbury. Chas. Wells from Blue Springs visited, and Mr. Johnson of Lincoln attended Rev. McFarland. Beatrice trip and Beatrice couple entertained friends. Arthur and Gladys Majors go to Peru for school. Children Day program at church Sunday at 7 30. J J Hargis to Indiana relatives with stops in Illinois and Michigan. Ladies Aid Ice Cream Social raised 26 dollars. Sylvester Welle died in Lincoln. funeral at Endicott M E Church Wednesday at 1. Burial at Steele City cemetery.
Ruth Huston visited last week with sister Mrs Bill Perkins. Residents attended a Cook's dance Saturday night. Mrs Mowry and Harry were callers Monday at the Roeks home. Bert Greenwood visited Sunday at Sam Friday's near Diller. Ruth Garrett stayed with grandparents in Steele City. Menefee trio went to Fairbury to see a ball game. Rathbun and Roy James families visited the Abbo Rocks. L C Wolf shipped two carloads of hogs. Ray Cassell delivered them to Steele City. Sixth graders Mary James Martha James and Mildred Menefee will enter high school this fall.
Rose Malady spent Thursday afternoon with Hilda Jansen. Zeramerman and the family of Mr and Mrs Tom Anderson spent time together. The Belding family hosted a bere mee and daughter spent Sunday at the location.
Local residents and relatives gathered visits over the weekend in Fairbury. Norma Fentimen and childre visited with Mrs. Waiter Noterfm while Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Compton with Opat stayed the weekend with Mrs. Will Compton. George Schmidt and baby spent nights with Zenimerman in Fairbury. Mr. and Mrs. Coman and daughters called on John M. lady’s home Sunday evening. Mrs. Frank Sentiman of Liberty Nebry spent several days there.
The note records visits by Norman and MP along with Alva and family of Gisabanella to Orville Belding’s home. Miss Hida and Vera Janeen travel to Burr Nebraska to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Charley Kenning and two children of Bird City Kansas were in Fairbury due to Mra Kenning’s illness.
An old remedy claims to ease gas and bloating within ten minutes by using buckthorn magnesium sulphate and Adleriks mixed in. It purports to remove waste from the system and relieve chronic constipation leaving users cheerful and quick to feel better. Sold at Arner's Drug Store.
The Jayhawker Press explains the origin of the line It floata in a soap campaign. A copywriter crafted expert jargon on saponification and specific gravity, and the advertising manager shortened it to two words It floata to capture a reader's attention.
E J Meinhardt, noted Chicago expert, will demonstrate the Vacuum Rupture Shield at the Paddock Hotel Beatrice Nebraska on Friday and Saturday June 19 20. He warns against old style trusses and urges in person fitting only. the device promises rapid relief and no understraps with sanitary, durable design.
A humorous verse praising the Want Ad as a finder for buyers and sellers of homes farms autos furniture and lost items. It notes how want ads help idle job seekers show employers they are capable clerks and turn up missing purses watches and lockets.
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