Correction on Literary Program Report and Play Date
A correction states a miscount in the literary program report. The school pupils produced the program and the play The Little Clodhopper will be given March 17.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
Ed Hughes and Maud Mullen wed in 1890s travel mishap
Twenty years ago Ed Hughes and Maud Mullen married but hit trouble en route from Endicott to Fairbury in a buggy stuck in a snowdrift. Reverend Clark lent a wagon and license proof to transport them back to the bride’s home near Endicott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury Journal
Ed Hughes
Maud Mullen
Endicott
Fairbury
Clark
Henderson family notes and local church events
Lester Joe Henderson improves after illness. Lorrane Cassell visits Florence Wohlbrandt who remains badly infected. The Ladies sewing circle plans a meeting at Mrs. Cora Talicott's. Weber heirs buy property north of Mrs. LaPage and plan a move. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Henderson travel to Beattie on family sickness. Bro. Rawls serves as Sunday school superintendent in Mr. Henderson's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Cora Talicotts
Weber Heirs
S. M. Henderson
Beattie
Bro. Rawls
Mr. Henderson
District 80 School News Dated Notes
District 80 had school last Saturday Ed Allen visited Earl Nutter Sunday Ada Nutter and Helen Warnke are on the sick list this week Six were absent from school Thursday due to colds The lower grades plan a Dutch farm for the sandbox Quite a number attended Alex Shepherd's funeral last week Me Warnke and Mr Allen Ed Allen moved last We have a new chart of all the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Allen
Earl Nutter
Ada Nutter
Helen Warnke
Alex Shepherd
Me Warnke
Mr. Allen
Ed Allen
Local residents spend weekend with families and friends
Hollenberg Route Miss Efien James spent Sunday with home folks. Iva Harper and Lou Wolf visited from Odell and stayed with the Hagerman family. Carl Schiep and Katie Krennes shopped in Fairbury on Saturday. De. Burnwen from Washington visited the Henry home Sunday. Welch was called last week by the senior of her grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efien James
Iva Harper
Lou Wolf
Mr. Smith
Odell
Hagerman
Carl Schiep
Katie Krennes
Fairbury
de. Burnwen
Washington
Theyaarateen
Henry Home
Welch
Geo
Sehmitt Ainted
Henry
Williams
Clare Cuthbert
Dade Hartgraves
Janmmen
Hilda
Nora
Oe Jonu
Tomer
Chas
Compten
Aecucuisele
Dirs
Wai Compton
Frances ‘James
Sirs
Wil Jones
Norman ‘Fentiman
Family of
Liberty Nebr
Feninas
Franch
Gien
Ernest’. Schmitt
Johm- Wiebe
Malady
Jim White
Mr. Knocke
Bill Compton
Kans
George Light Place
Orville, Belding
John Malady
Edgar Williams
Henry Willams
Local community notices from Rocky Hollow and surrounding area
A collection of short social notes records visits from neighbors and family members in Rocky Hollow and nearby towns. Entries include purchases of hogs, Saturday and Sunday gatherings, house moves and farm work, and a new grandson born February 26 1925 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clare Cuthbert in Harbine Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Wiebe
Dave Doerkson
Pear Jansen
Walter James
Frances
Jill Jones, Jr
Bill Jones Sr
Hoe Wiebe
Ros
Nebr
Pete Wiebe
Hooker, Okla
J. Z. White
Garden Cry
Kans
H. H Wiebe
Cora
Clare Cuthbert
Harbine
Local notes highlight market cattle and community visits
Sunday markets bring fat cattle to town as C Asehe and J A Harper move stock. Residents like Mrs Philip Pickering visit St. Joseph while Lou Wolf ships cattle for feeding. Neighborhood activity includes wood cutting, school duties resuming, a large Elliston sale, and Community Club events with games and a late cafeteria supper in Fairbury Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Asehe
J. A. Harper
Geo. Simmons
Frid. Schmitt
Playful church evening attracts large crowd for Polly
Regular church services were held next Sunday. The evening program featured the play All on Account of Polly. The production drew a large audience as the venue proved too small to admit all supporters. Two further plays are planned, one on Easter and another in May.
Cash paid for false teeth and precious metals
Hoke Smelting and Refining Company of Oswego, Michigan advertises cash payments for dent al gold platinum and discarded jewelry. Contact details and payment notes appear in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smelting & Refining Co
Oteego, Mich
Literary Postponed Until March 17
Illness delays performance of "A Littig. Clodhopper" to March 17 at Read Bros. in Fairbury. Auction and printing notices indicate local sale bills and business ads for carpentry painting and cabinet work by Read Bros. and Ralph Dow.
Does He Short Circuit Friend of Mina
A fragmentary chatter hints at a personal tension involving a man described as a friend of Mina. The words imply dissatisfaction with his behavior and a sense of ongoing charge or conflict surrounding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina
Homan
Remarkable Burr Oak Grove Near Champaign Illinois
A U.S. forestry service observer reports a rare isolated Burr Oak grove near Champaign Illinois about three miles long and one mile wide. Surrounded by prairie with no nearby stream, the stand is believed to be a refugial remnant shielded by waterlogged low grounds within a glacial moraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Service
Champaign
Ill
Washington Star
Year in the Dairy Market and Butter Price Shifts
The Ames dairy sector reports diverse results in 1024 with the Diversification Program boosting production and profits. Butter prices rose and fell, hitting 92 score in January but dropping in April and then defying expectations as imports declined and U.S. tariffs limited profits. Cattle output remained strong, keeping prices low for stretches and challenging typical seasonal declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesicn
Brue Valley Creamery Imstitute
Chicago
United States
State Line Lutheran Church Announces Services and Sunday School
State Line Lutheran Church advertises regular German services each Sunday at 10:38 a.m. Sunday School meets on Sunday evening at 4:46 p.m. The next English service will be held with Maz. G. Rev. W. Lobsien serving as pastor.
Adierike Miracle Told By A Woman
Mrs A Howard claims Adierike cured her stomach trouble and fear of eating. One spoonful reportedly removes gas relieves stunnech discomfort and old waste matter, aiding constipation and improving mood and cheerfulness. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howard
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Emil Harris
Willie
Steele City
Nebraska
Congress
Lester Joe Henderson
Lorrane Cassell
Florence Wohlbrandt
Hollenberg
Rocky Hollow
Philip Pickering
St. Joe
Minnie Rolfs
Leous Petseh
Henry Huston
Perkins
Cmte
Alb. James
Davis
Fred Hanson
Clara Lawin
Moorehead
F. A. Moon & Son
Sinée Isa
U. S
Potts
Remory Institute
Unites Department of Agriculture
Besd
Read Bros
John Beckman
Ralph Beckmar
Dow
Steele City Markets
State Line
W. Lobsien
Modern Woodmen OF America
Stewkce City
Toh
C. T. Whitney
ED Backerman
John Kersting
BR. FD. Ma
Diller
WF. Wahiing
the Steaks City
Stecie City
W. Rose Marpman
Fairbury, Nebraska
C. W. Rose
A. H. Phelps
Aduadai
Farmers State Bank
Mra
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