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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
4
Per Taxi service see Franken's Garage. Dr. Leach, Dentist. over F. & M. Bank, Fairbury. Carpenter and Cabinet Maker.
Regular German services on Sundays at 10 30 a m with Sunday School an hour earlier English services alternate Sundays at 8 p m The next English service is set for June 22 Rev W Lobsien is the pastor
Community diary notes illnesses including Billy Elve Hollenberg and multiple Garrels and Wollabrant youths with mumps. Visits abound as Marian Correll and Laree Correll recover. Also reported are a Pleasant visitor Mr Weertz, Leonard Foster and family visiting Ted Correll, new Spring Hill baserd member Mr Chester Pearson, Madeline Townsend visiting grandparents Townsend, and Henderson Miller families visiting kin.
Ed Horton buys a Ford car. The Farmers Union met Saturday at Liberty school house. Miss Leona Singleton of Hannover visited cousin Madge Sand. Richard Hagerman returned from a two week visit near Odell. Ira Harper entertained relatives from Adams. His mother stayed longer. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller visited daughter Mrs Guy Henderson and husband. Mrs August Lithering and son joined sister Mrs Franken to Newkirk Oklahoma.
Miss Grace B came back to Kansas last week after a months visit with her brother Victor and Mrs Charley Justis. Mrs Jane Brenners and Katie hosted the Liberty Embroidery Club and a few invited guests on Wednesday afternoon.
Shaded tower project for John week. Kenneth Sehmmitt serves John Lenahan west of Fairbury. Walter James delivered hogs to Steele City Equity Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Bundy visited the Kenning and Malady families. Mrs Henry Williams with pneumonia hospitalized in Freirbury, not improving. Dist 3 meeting re elected John Malady director. nine months school approved. school to start first Monday in September. Wellington visitors include Mr and Mrs Ora Austin and family. Austin relatives from John Morrison and Woods families.
Mount Vernon notes Gladys Bakeries visiting Dotte Garrett for several days. Bill Compton and wife spent Tuesday evening with his mother Otis Swett. A wagon of hogs and cattle was moved to Kansas City.
Sunday at the school grounds the Diller Endicott game went 12 innings with Endicott winning. Bruce McCreight and Garfield McCreight families joined Will Ben netts for a day out. Ed Kelley oversees a culvert project north of Otis. Several local families visited the Garrett home and Grover McCanless from Denver met his aunt Mrs. Compton.
An instructive book by Dr. Rich, a rectal specialist, claims piles can be cured without confinement to bed or hospital bills. The method has proven successful for twenty two years in hundreds of cases and the free book is sent postpaid to those who mail name and address to Dr. Rich at No. 300 Grand Island Nebraska.
Residents discuss shifting from traditional cab services to new providers including Use a Taxi, Steele City Taxi, and F. Franken's, prompting questions about availability, pricing, and safety standards in the city.
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