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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
4
The Steele City publication notes a weekly Thursday schedule with a $1.50 price in advance. It lists and confirms second class mail status and post office compliance under federal law dated November 26, 1904.
March 4 1926 notes show John Outhier and family visiting home folks. Advertisements urge reserved seats for The New Minister to secure a spot. Patrick’s Day program teased for March 17 with an Irish musical pantomime at the opera house.
Helen Shepherd injured finger in a door last Thursday. Several students recovered from illness and returned to school. Fifth and sixth graders study decimals, while fifth grade works on subtraction. High School notes mention Miss Smith and a gun powder remark. Juniors plan a class play for April 2 and begin rehearsals. basketball players plan sweaters. Freshmen are entertained by sophomores on February 23.
Leona Staley and Wells Andrews won the booby prize in a separate game. Edns James and Genieve Drake addressed Sophomore and Freshman classes about the future. refreshments followed with ice cream and cake. The Normal Training Class introduces a rural school practice plan with mixed grade teaching to meet state requirements. Mise Albright returned home due to her mother’s illness.
Rev Homer Alexandria Brown named new minister with R S Wilfley as professor and choir leader Hubert Manning. Seth Persins mocks, Daisy Lovejoy new school teacher, Bethel Casseil and Adelia Hasbin organize clubs, Grace Deems Petunia Pimples the milliner, Uncle Alec old sexton Fay Clark, and Lee bills for the complete cast.
The Jus tus couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a surprise party at their home on Sunday. A noon dinner in cafeteria style was served, with music and greetings from relatives and friends including Mrs. Wees Palmer who baked the cake.
Mrs D G Foster died at her home in Cpistary last Friday evening Feb 26 with a funeral held Monday in Endicor led by Rev Brougt of Wilber. Paul Lee injured Monday while cranking his Ford. arm broken. Church and social events include Ottis Swett and John Naiman hosting relatives from Gilead.
Endicott favored by Endicott and Steele cis wrote Endicotts favor. Geo Slaughter of Waymore was at home Sunday.
Frank Rose and family of Fairbury were Sunday callers. Joe Alexa and family spent Sunday with Loyal Else. Fred Garrels moved to a farm near Lanham last Saturday. Charney Weber drove to Gilead Sunday to visit his sister Mrs. Grant Wing. Mrs. Hoxie remained ill.
The notices list prize offers from multiple sponsors for a fiddle contest. Awards include motor oil, gas, cigars, a safety razor, a pocket knife, an egg case, a hair cut, and a year’s subscription, with conditions tied to fiddle age, whisker length, number of chickens, and other quirks.
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