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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
4
The forecast issued by the Weather Bureau in Washington predicts unsettled conditions for the Upper Mississippi Valley with possible shifts in weather patterns through the week ending Wednesday April 21, 1928.
A funeral tribute recalls Mrs. G. A. Bleech of St. Cloud noting her roles in the W C T U Woman's Society Church Missionary Society and Sunday school. Family and friends from Steele City Verona Kansas City and Crete attend as do members of multiple societies. The write praises her unselfish life her devotion to home and her generous aid to others. Her enduring faith and kindness are highlighted with quotation from Scripture.
Harold Kirchner of Lincoln visits for the forthcoming class play to be staged soon. The Endicott Alumni held a business meeting at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Greenwood of Diller visited friends Wednesday morning. Mrs. Freak Birkirbine and others noted in convention context.
A fragment indicates plans or participation related to a Sunday School Convention held at Steele City. The readable text implies church or community event details, with Steele City as the location and religious gathering framing the item.
Ed Schell traveled to Kansas City on Monday. Wen Carmichael and family visited the Compton home on Sunday. Louie Kalhanek and family visited W. D. Shepherd's on Sunday. H. Bendy and family visited the John Kenning home on Sunday. Alex Shepherd was a Fairbury caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilson drove to Fairbury Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pearson visited Otis Swett home Sunday.
Local residents report visits from Culver Kansas teacher Roscoe Ahlers and Fairbury guests Geo Hoxie and Anna Weber. New pastor Rev Harry Caldwell arrives from Leonardville and will preach four months this summer while teaching there.
Mrs Wilson visited Yarri co home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fielder went to Lanham Saturday and returned Sunday. Mrs Perry Cuthbert and Miss Beste Shaw visited Walter James home Wednesday. Maggie Bundy works for Mrs Kenning. Mrs Frank Price and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Onburn Friday. Mr Dade dined with Mr Carrico Sunday. Mr Paul Sandman and family of Miccacomninaeaten nue.
Mrs A L Luckie of East Rochester New York suffered a severe illness with headaches and despondency described as a sick headache and very weakened and debilitated state.
Will Rader and family visited relatives in Hallenberg. Rosa Malady visited the Bel ding home Wednesday. Art and George Kenning visited John Kennings Sunday. Miss Minnie James aided Mrs. Packard Friday and Saturday. Perfect attendance last month went to Edgar, George and Frank Williams, Bernard, and Emmabell Fielder, Waiter, and Emmet Fuqua.
Miss Smith of Linn returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Ray Justis. The Embroidery Club met with Miss Clara Seitz. Ray Justis and family were Washington callers. Miss May Henderson returned after helping Mrs Nutter clean. Mrs Lewis visited her parents Mr and Mrs Leitzen were Hanover callers. Miss Sophia Baker had dental work in Hanover. Virgil Anderson and family from Topeka visited the George Baker home. One of Frank Alexa’s hired men was thrown from a horse injuring both legs. Miss Velass Ahlers spent Sunday with Mrs Wolf. Cash Babcock was a Steele City caller. Mrs Miller and daughter of Southern Kansas visited St John Willaford. A surprise party for Claude Miller drew about thirty young people. J P Lowe and wife formerly of here now Cadams Neb called on Pat Haverty and other friends.
The article notes Nebraska sand hills forestry program by the U S government turning arid land productive. It reports survival rates rising from ten to nine out of ten trees with improved techniques. Foresters forecast significant long term profits by year twenty despite uncertainty.
This preparation is intended especially for rheumatism lame back sprains and like ailments. It is a favorite with people who are well acquainted with its splendid qualities. Mrs Charles Tanner.
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