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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
1
Read friendly notice listing services in Otsego Michigan. Mentions furniture refinishing cabinet making painting and paper hanging by local tradesmen John Beckman and Ralph Beckman with work guaranteed.
Local items report spring activities including K of P hall re shingling, relatives visiting Endicott, births at Beat Rice Hospital, and garden work. Adv A E Outhiers moved to Grant Townsend farm. a Stillwater man, Frank Manley, returns to work after a winter injury. Community events include the Odell Dramatic Club, a play at the opera house, and a Congregational meeting with Rev Davis resignation.
The W M Society held its March meeting at Mrs Doellir s home with seventeen ladies present. An article on The Jews in Your Midst was read by Mrs A T Phelps and another by Mrs Earhart The Lepers of Korea stirred strong sympathy. The group discussed support for a sufferer in need and Miss Smith outlined Japan and religious conditions. A social tour followed with good refreshments. Sunday schedule listed and annual canvass underway with CE attendance contest urged.
Seventh and eighth grades enjoyed a St Patrick day party Tuesday at Hartes Lowe home. Games included spelling contests with table favors and refreshments. The seventh graders lost by a small margin and the eighth graders hosted the event.
An imperfect note from Olonkapa in the Philippine Islands describes locals, clothing, and daily life. It mentions nearby Survie and Gordonis Parm with hints of trade, olives, and trees. The writer notes a lack of other settlements, and hints at selling pigs and goods for coin.
March 31 deadline looming as the Board of Christian Education warns a deficit may end the year. Be sure pledges are paid in full to avoid harming educational work. The notice highlights over 1000 widows benefiting from pension rolls and asks readers to support the church’s aid programs.
National Missions requires 1 470 372 30 by March 31 to cover expenditures for the Board’s General Work. February 28 totals plus outstanding March obligations show projected expenses around 4 112 000. Sources in February amount to 2 420 627 70, with March income shaping the balance to avoid deficits.
A pie box and plate supper is planned at Patterson School on Friday night March 27. Ethel Fubrken is listed as the host organizer with inviting details.
Annial Class Play will be given next Friday night March 27 with a work by Dune and Tina Dre working hard. The dates March 27 are noted for the event and preparations are urged.
Fragmented text mixes names and places in a garbled late era style. Phrases reference a captain, Mead, and a Wilhemina like voice amid disjointed lines about wives, work, and a man’s life. Tone resembles a clipped literary fragment.
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