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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
4
Hail Storm Damages Town and Farm Crops
A strong hail storm last Saturday night caused extensive damage in town and countryside. Schoolhouse windows shattered twenty five panes cost near one hundred dollars to replace. Opera house windows and roof injured. Garden crops and alfalfa fields damaged, likely heavy hay losses for farmers. Wheat damaged but may recover as jointing has not begun. Ground littered with fallen hickory nuts. storm lasted until ground was covered.
School Notes Highlight New Pupil and Staff Plans
Lloyd Martin joins the Primary as Miss Elsie Babcock visits the school. Mrs. Babcock and Miss Elsie visited the Intermediate Grades. Mrs. Allen Phelps and Mrs. Forsha hosted the faculty dinner. The Board plans to introduce Vocational Agriculture next year under the Smith-Hughes Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Elsie
Allen Phelps
Forsha
Local social visits and weather damage noted in Endicott area
Lizzie Bower stayed Friday night at Frank Price home while Mrs. Tom Anderson works for Mrs. Cora Cuthbert this week. A severe hail storm hit Saturday causing damage. Orville Belding and family visited Tom Anderson Sunday night. Roy Diller from Diller placed three head of colts in John Malady’s pasture Saturday. Minnie Malady and Frances Price passed eighth grade exams held in Endicott on April 9 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bower
Frank Price
Tom Anderson
Cora Cuthbert
Orville Belding
Roy Diller
Diller
John Malady
Minnie Malady
Frances Price
Endicott
Local Social Notes Span Weekend Visits and Homecoming
Mrs Baker and Sophia spent Friday with Mrs Jim Davis. The storm Saturday night did considerable damage along the route. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and Claude spent Saturday evening at Max Edison's. Mrs Ed Zweifel spent a few days last week with her people near Steele City. Mr and Mrs J R Zweifel visited Sunday afternoon with their daughter Mrs Carl Ames. Ray Haverty and Ralph Howland of the 35th Division of France are expected home this week. Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson and Mildred spent Sunday in town with the Sherd Henderson family. Mrs Anne Earheart and children visited Saturday evening and Sunday at Washington with friends. Misses Edna and Elva Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Sophia
Jim Davis
Frank Miller
Claude
Max Edison’s
Ed Zweifel
Steele City
J. R. Zweifel
Carl Ames
Ray Haverty
Ralph Howland
35Th
France
Guy Henderson
Mildred
Sherd Henderson
Anne Earheart
Washington
Local Social News From Beatrice and Surrounding Areas
Perlie Ames and Katie Brennere visited Mize Bernice Haverty Sunday afternoon. Mrs Hazel Wises visiting her sister Miss Lola Packer this Frank Rose and family were visiting Mat Martins family at Beatrice last week. Roscoe Packer and little daughter of Edgar were visiting the home folks Sunday. Jesse Guston is home on furlough wounded and not muster out yet. Edward Correll Jr and Winifred Townsend were married at Fairbury Thursday May 1. Guy Townsend picked up five coyote puppies on farms north and then John Townsend four more on another farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wises
Lola Packer
Frank Rose
Mat Martin
Beatrice
Roscoe Packer
Edgar
Jesse Guston
Jesse
Edward Correll, Jr
Winifred Townsend
Fairbury
Guy Townsend
Here
John Townsend
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Savage
Drs. Grace and
George Duvall
Depot
Taylor, M. D
Globe Pharmacy
Steele City Markets
Uncle Sam
Hollenberg
Edna and
Elva Roberts
Perlie Ames
Katie Brennere
Mize
Bernice Haverty
Chalmers
Maxwell
Freeman's
Don’t
Pearson’s Cafe
Farmers’ State Bank
McLucas Lbr. Co
M. Sampson
Hatif
Blutcher
Cc. C. Andrews
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