Steele City Community Notes and Marriage in University Place
Local items report illness of R L Babcock and a busy week of visits and travels. News covers rescission of wall at the old school, threshing, farm updates, and a large wedding in University Place as Miss Adah M. Wood marries Rev Joseph Tuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah M. Wood
James Y. Wood
University Place
Joseph Tuma
Steele City
Nebraska
East
Nineteenth Street
J. R. Gettys
Grand Island
Brightman
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Clemens Movius
Mercy Wood
Katherine Wood
Maude Kelley
Mary Wright
Tuma
Boston University School of Theology
Penu Normal
Nebraska State University
Wesleyan
Theophanian Society
Aeolians
Wesleyan University
Omaha
Dorchester
Neb
Harvey Nichols
Isabel
David City
Anna Lane
South Omaha
Edna Thomas
Meade
Henry Alma
Marguerite
Eva Ferree
Clay’ Center
Lyle Osterhout
Frank Tuma
Tobias
J. E. Pulzer
State Journal
Reception for Mr and Mrs Tuma by Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church will host four public receptions in the church basement on Tuesday evening July 1. Everyone is invited. The text includes scattered speech and reflections on love and gifts amid miscellaneous notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Tuma
Fragmentary OCR Opens Unknown Names
The readable text offers scattered names and phrases without a clear event or context. No cohesive news item or specific actions are discernible to summarize into a proper card.
Ane Tate Labsitt Seer Event Noted in Local Utterance
Fragmentary OCR text records a brief mention of a Seer event and a person named Ane Tate Labsitt. The readable content hints at a farewell or departure and references a wide girl and vials, but details remain unclear and names are uncertain.
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Event
Readable terms show a damaged OCR entry with mentions of a bar, a day, and a demonstration. Limited legible facts point to a small public turnout or protest. Entities and precise details remain unclear due to text corruption.
Ambiguous Estimate Cited for House Project
A fragment notes an estimate of ten thousand dollars for a house project and questions where fifteen thousand dollars could come from. The wording hints at uncertainty and possible additional costs. No specific names, dates, or places are provided.
Fragmentary text with unclear meaning and no clear event
A very garbled OCR fragment asks who aided a woman and mentions a thief, but meaning is unclear and no identifiable people, places, or actions are present.
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Beatrice Flour and Feed
C. I. Clark
F. W. Love
Steele City Markets
R. L. Babcock
Nat Willey
Gladys
Morrowville
Kansas
Wm. Barbar
Fairbury
Jack Spring
Hollenberg
Geo. Porter
W. C. Palmer
Ed. Hicks
Mrs. Parrack
Luella
Effie Wilson
Fred
Glenville, Neb
E. O. Heckathorn
Union, Neb
H.E. Clapp
Dr. Taylor
Lincoln
Ross Pickering
G. QO. Taylor
Johnnie Hoeft
George Vinton
Whitman, Neb
Mrs. R. N. Millice
Mrs. Vinton
A. H. Phelps
St. Joseph, Mo
Noah Handley
Gilbert
Arizon
Ezra Brown
A. V. Pease
A. D. Brown
Cecil Hilterbrant
F. Crinklaw
Montesano
Washington
W. N. Pearson
Havel
Iowa
St. Joseph
Wm. Andrews
Geneseo
Ilinoie
C. C. Andrews
Wright’s Hall
Heck J. M. Timmerman
Canton
Illinois
C. Q. Timmerman
Charles Lye
Osborne
James Whitney
C. T. Whitney
G.I. Clark
Clark
Thompson
W. C. Condit
Dodge County
E. S. Condit
Mr. Condit
Beatrice
Rowistos
Della
J. D. Fanders
Diller
Miss Fanders
China
Chonawall
Erehuim
Iris
Tate
Henldity
J. W. Hicks
J. H. Ellermeier
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