Jubilee Convention Program at Steele City May 16-17
Jefferson County S. S. Association holds a two day Jubilee Convention in Steele City with sessions on Scripture, discussions, music, and talks. Notable participants include Rev F G Knauer D D Miss M E Brown and Mrs E Shoebotham with a 35 cent dinner and a stereopticon lecture “Second Tour Around the World.”
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Jefferson County
S. S. Association
Steele City
R. E. Devison
F. L. Spear
Political berths and sleeping berths compared
A fragmented excerpt discusses how political positions differ from sleeping berths. It cites Arthur H. Folwell and Hoeustes Post, noting the popularity of the title Colonel due to its democratic spread of nobility and honor to both war and peace.
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Arthur H. Folwell
Leslie’s
Trains Change Time on G I Schedule
A new time card took effect last Sunday on the G I line. West Bound trains run at 13 10 p m and 33 19 p m while train 15 operates 8 10 a m. East Bound trains run 21 08 a m and 41 10 a m with train 16 at 3 19 p m. Nos 15 and 16 are local freight. Agent office hours are 7 45 a m to noon and 2 to 5 45 p m.
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G. I
Normal Training group visits four rural schools
The Normal Training class led by Mrs. Sminia Missa Collins and the County Superintendent Miss Shuman toured four rural schools Wednesday. The report notes value to students and records activities from May baskets to exam papers and birthday celebrations. Gooseberry Run baseball loses 19 to 8 to Steele City.
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Sminia
Missa Collins
Miss Shuman
Community Notes From Town Nineteen Twenty Five
Potatoes are up and gardens look fine. Frank Rose is laid up with flu. Herbert Cook of York was in town on business. Louis Kenning visited Granville Williams at home Sunday. Vera McCurdy visited W. D. Shepherd Tuesday afternoon. Frank Walburns drove to Adama Nebraska for dinner Sunday. Mrs Sheeley of Wyoming sold household goods Monday afternoon. Louise Allen left for visit with her mother at Sidney Monday. Mr June buys old blacksmith shop and will open a shop there soon. Carl Sheeley transacting business in Fairbury Monday. Basement of new church nearly ready for doors and windows. Jim Presnell and children of DeWitt visited Sat to Tue at John Presnell. Dave Harrison and wife have taken rooms at the June.
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Frank Rose
Herbert Cook
York
Louis Kenning
Granville Williams
Vera McCurdy
W. D. Shepherd
Frank Walburn
Adama
Nebr
Sheeley
Wyoming
Louise Allen
Sidney
June
Carl Sheeley
Fairbury
Jim Presnell
DeWitt
John Presnell
Dave Harrison
Hollenberg Route 1 Residents Share News and Birth
George Simmons buys a new Ford car. Several families from Odell Diller and Beatrice visit relatives on Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Seitz welcome a daughter born in March. Sam Freeman and family visit Mrs Stephen Sta paulos. The Eddiemans visit Beatrice relatives. Roy Welch of Beatrice also mentioned.
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George Simmons
Jack Sands
Odell
Henry Sands
Herman Kerns
Chas. Seitz
John Wehbling
Near Diller
Amiel Funk’s
William Seitz
Sam Freeman
Diller
Stephen Stapaulos
Bert Eddieman
Beatrice
Max Ellison
Roy Welch
Farewell Toast for 1922 Mante High Graduates
A letter of thanks from Ralph Ahlers and Melvin Lichtenberger expresses gratitude for community sympathy after the death of Mrs Hernly. The note, addressed to Rev Knauer in Steele City Nebraska, notes school board resolutions and beautiful flowers from Steele City.
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Mante Price
Ralph Ahlers
Melvin Lichtenberger
Knauer
Steele City
Nebr
Christian Fellowship
School District 22 Boosts For Spring Vacation
The eighth grade class reviewed over the last two months while six students took exams on April 6 and 7. The school and grounds gained a revived look with new drawings posters and a thriving garden as spring arrives.
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Henry Loth
Ira Allen
Lloyd Allen
Ottawa Origin of City Name and Algonquin Trade Link
Ottawa, capital of the Dominion of Canada, gains its name from the Ottawa River which in turn is named for a nation of Algonquin Indians. The Algonquin word adawa meaning to trade or buy and sell is said to describe the tribe famed for trading corn meal furs and tobacco.
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Ottawa
Dominion of Canada
Local notices highlight illness and services
Dean Barr of Hollenberg is very sick. Commencement exercises will be held at the M. E. church and the baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist church Sunday night May 14. Mrs. Hazel Chapman and Mrs. Price returned from visits with family. Frances, her daughter, came home from West Virginia.
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Dean Barr
M. E. Church
Baptist Church
Hazel Chapman
Rodgers
Price
West Virginia
Frances
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