07 May 1925
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
1
Improvement Company names officers Garren Directors FW Lowe William Barber and A G Hamilton. Meeting discussed hall repairs including repainting and other improvements. Local paper subscription urged.
Local notices describe Memorial Day events and parade plans in Steele with committee tasks, decoration ideas, and invitations to participate. Names like Palmer, Kersting, and Staley appear among residents preparing programs and honors for veterans.
The Steele team opened its season with solid play against Mowellson, led by a strong battery couple of Hoss and Gladstone. Steele showed energy on both ends, aiming to build momentum for the next game against Superior.
A garbled column notes Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard and a Sener lass named in a disrupted scene. It mentions a senior clad returning and a social event last Friday night with help furnished by a long list of unnamed others.
Fragmented outline describes missionary activity in American Presbyterian history, citing committees, societies, and campaigns. It mentions Os ev nded, Standing Committee on Misdiarns estate, and efforts led by pastors and women in gatherings dated May 8th, with instructions for registrations and camps.
The pastor invites all to morning worship and evening service with a focus on God and Mother. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor 7 15 p.m. Evening Service 8 p.m. Annual meeting set for May 17 after the morning service with reports and election of officers and Sunday School superintendents.
Mrs Shults spoke about the evil of cigarette smoking at the close of the period. Delegates were chosen to attend the County Convention at Harbane this week. Mire Shultz and Miss Francis Reklew-bei were named. A motion by Mr. Andrews set aside 16.50 to cover its apportment after the vote. The annual prize will be arranged for at Hartane.
Miss Mae McNish visited sister Mrs Ralph Howland Friday. Fred Schmitt and Frank Rathbun shelled corn on specified days. Mrs Joe James and Mrs John Goes visited friends at Wrymore Friday. Bert Greenwood and family visited Powell and nearby relatives. Steele City Senior class play drew a large crowd Friday night. R Simmons home hosted a party for the bride and groom with ice cream cake and pop. University students spent Sunday at home. Make Read Bros your resting place in Fairbury.
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