12 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
1
Mrs Sampson visited school Monday. Loyal Manley entered the Third grade last week. The class play with date and cast will be announced in the Seventh grade entertained Miss Swedberg and Miss Bell at a wienie roast Tuesday evening. The Vocational boys are to have a stock judging team at the state judging contest at the University Farm April 2 and 8.
Mr John G Rohlfs and Miss Olevia M Wehling were married last Sunday afternoon at Zion Lutheran Church on the state line in a ceremony led by Rev Otto Bergfelder. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home as the couple plan housekeeping on a farm east of Hollenberg with many friends sharing best wishes.
Summary of a preliminary oil and gas survey by Dr. R C Moore state geologist from the University of Kansas. It notes favorable eastern structures for oil in Barnes Little Blue and Lincoln townships while central areas show Dakota sandstone at the surface with unclear underlying structures.
The Doebele brothers William Edward and Henry of Hanover faced bone dry law charges in Washington Kansas. The county attorney dismissed Henry’s count while William and Ed were tried on three counts for possessing bringing into the state and transporting liquor. The lengthy trial concluded with a Thursday afternoon verdict after two days of jury deliberation.
Sunday notices report Zion Church State Line with 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m preaching service followed by Lenten devotion. Local names include Otto Bergfelder pastor and residents Clare Cuthbert Dora Troxel Norman Fentiman and families.
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