12 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
1
Describes all silk Radium fabrics with fine texture and luxurious lustre suitable for underwear. Highlights Pongee in national tan that launders well. Mentions Windsor Crepe noted for lingerie use, easy laundering, no ironing. Colors include white blue yellow lavender rose flesh design.
Local brief items list visitors and travels in Steele City Fairbury and Carleton. notes include Mrs. N. M. Forsha visiting Kansas City and Miss Beva Coon in Beatrice, church events, Ladies Aid plans, and upcoming Steele City Presbyterian services.
Caroline Hiner née Weddel, born 1843 in Ashtabula County Ohio, married Daniel Weddel in Illinois and later Jacob Hiner. She lived in Iowa and Missouri before Steele City where she resided twenty years. She died June 6 after a brief illness, survived by sons Arthur and Charles, a grandson Harry Weddel, and a great granddaughter Margery Weddel. funeral held at Decatur City and in Presbyterian church.
Mr and Mrs Chas Hunnicutt celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary at the Sidney home of Mr and Mrs W R McManes on Sunday May 25 with a ceremony led by Boyd Whitson. The couple received a silverware set as a gift from their children and friends. Ice cream and cake followed a long afternoon of song and memories.
We express gratitude to all who assisted us, the minister, chair, and for the floral offerings and sympathy shown in the loss of our beloved mother and grandmother.
A Friday night accident near Fairbury involved Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Krause, their children, Mrs. Morian and daughter. The car was badly damaged and towed to Fairbury after taxi driver Frank Franken steered the party toward the town east road.
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