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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
4
Publication notes one year subscription for 1.50 payable in advance. Mentions mailing status as second class and references Steele City Nebraska. Includes standard post office and congressional dating from 1904.
At the annual school meeting in Steele City turnout was large with many families represented. Trustees C. Andrews was re elected and A H Gretzinger filled the other seat. A tax of 10000 was approved for next year and nine month school opening on the first Monday in September. Financials show available funds and a deficit. Sunday School picnic and a rat-killing spree near Wessel’s farm are noted in brief.
Miss Belva Kinnamon of Fairbury and Mr. Claude Woods of Diller wed at Rev. J. K. Shellenberger’s home in Lincoln. They will reside on the Woods farm in Diller. Mrs. Woods is the eldest Kinnamon daughter and a Fairbury High School graduate who has taught in Steele City. Mr. Woods, son of Coun, attended the state university and Lincoln Business College.
Farmers in the area start cutting wheat this week. Walter James and family visited Bill Jones in Kansas on Sunday. Opal Compton stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Maladhy. Endicott defeated Daykin 6 to 2 in a Sunday baseball game. District No 3 met at Beach schoolhouse Monday and Andy Belding was elected director. Lafawn and Elmo Fentiman of Liberty Nebraska visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Andy Belding this week.
Mr Lon Henderson bought a new Ford last week Grandma Fielder remains in very poor health. Mr Joe Hoxie is adding a tile brick room to his stone house. We had a fine rain Tuesday which will help the corn.
Mr. Joseph Morehead died at his home in Upton Wyoming on Saturday June 11 and was laid to rest beside his children in Joy Creek cemetery. Rodgers left for Madison Wisconsin Monday afternoon. Mrs Townsend and relatives from Cook Nebraska and Fairbury shared a Sunday gathering at U. G. Townsend’s household.
Miss Rose Haverty attends normal in Washington this week. Jolly Owl Club meets with Mrs Allerheigan. Mr and Mrs Fred Koch announce the birth of a daughter June 2. Various local visits and social events noted. A Wyoming burial and school ice cream social are mentioned along with ant control tips.
A fragment from Indianapolis News recounts a playful scene where a seven year old and an older admirer discuss marriage, with light humor about age and affection. The tale sits beside a transportation note noting Texas onions reaching New York by ship due to freight rate changes, contrasting rail vs sea transport.
Creditors of Edwin Hamsey deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room by August 29 1921 for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months from May 27 1921 are allowed to file claims and demands. those not filed by August 27 1921 will be forever barred. Louis J Nutzman County Judge Hartigan and Fouts attorneys for the estate.
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