25 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
1
Local notice announces the Junior class play The End of the Lane to be staged at the opera house next Tuesday evening March 30. The item lists details of the Lyceum course, a county teachers meeting in Fairbury, and a Rhode Island red eggs sale with pricing and contact numbers.
Local brief items list purchases of a new Chevrolet by Paul Arpke, corn deliveries of 4076 bushels by Ed Fuqua, and numerous weekend visits among Fairbury residents. Names include F A Moon Son, Ed Fuqua, D E Bone Lbr Co, and families such as the Loth, Shaffer, and Pearson clans, along with mentions of schools, travel to Deshler and Pawnee City, and strawberry plants for sale.
Steele City Presbyterian Church announces Sunday activities led by Pastor W. W. Pfautz including Sunday School at 10 A.M. Church Service at 11 A.M. Junior Endeavor at 2 15 P.M. Christian Endeavor at 6 46 P.M. Evening Service at 7 30 P.M.
Sunday evening features an illustrated sermon by Rev. R. W. Tayior of the Board of National Missions. He will show 70 colored slides he photographed on his travels, accompanied by special music.
Mr and Mrs Wm Banahan entertained friends and relatives Sunday for their daughter Nadeen s first birthday. Guests included Katheryn Kassebaum C A Marcellus and son of Fairbury A Kassebaum Mrs Henry Kral and daughter of Tobias Chass Simkovsky and children of Tobias M Banshan and family
For sale a Buff Minorca hen eggs suitable for hatching. Contact Mrs William Rencin in Barnes Kansas for details and price.
A small scooter is missing and Ralph Arner appeals for information on its location. Anyone who knows where it is is asked to contact the finder.
Notice states the obituary for Mrs Broadston could not be secured in time and will be printed in next week’s edition.
One DeLaval No 15 cream separator and one 14 Stover gasoline engine offered for sale in perfect and A1 condition.
The notice asks members to settle pledges by March 31 and offers the Treasurer’s help to review the past year’s account.
Mrs Fay Clark returns home improved after illness. F W Lowe and R S Wilfrey attend bank asset sale at Peoples State Bank of Hanover buying principal notes and judgments. A pair of pheasants released on the property occupied by Ed Fuqua. Herald Staley owns a new Ford coupe. Mrs Hill leaves for home after visiting mother Mrs C R Bracken.
Miss Freda Kuper organized the Standard 4-H clubs in District 88 with parents, pupils and teachers. Members include Poultry Garden Sewing and Canning Clubs led by Mrs Kurtz and Mrs Janssen with officers elected for each group. Names featured include Calvin Nida Marion Nida Percy Kurtz Paul Lampe Florence Zeibig Verna Janssen Margaret Bugbee Beulah Kurtz and Faye Nida. The group aims to form a pig club pending progress.
The North Church hosted a St. Patrick's party Thursday evening for young ladies and young married women. The room was decorated in green and white with games and contests and prizes for skill. Refreshments were served at a long green and white table.
Mr and Mrs Wm Harwick of Liberty visited Saturday and accompanied Mrs Outhier to consult a doctor.
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