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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
4
Entry recorded as second class mail matter on November 26, 1904 at the Steele City Nebraska post office under the Act of Congress of March 1 1879.
F. W. Lowe returned from Ramona Oklahoma Monday with his father in better condition since he left. F. V. delivered new Chevrolet cars to Fred Klusman and J. C. Peters this week. Mrs C F Scharmann who has been quite sick this week was taken to Omaha Thursday with Dr Grace DuVall and Mr Scharmann accompanying her.
Hollenberg Route 1 rheumatism noted. Geo. Graff hosted a dance Saturday night. Miss Wallenberg visits her aunt Mrs. Otto Leitzen. A. B. James family visited Mr. Loth on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Harper traveled to Washington Monday. Ernie Fielder and family visited Fred Schmidtt Sunday evening. Bernice Haverty weekended with sister Mrs. Sand at Hollenberg. Otto Brenneis and family near Diller, with Miss Ellen James, were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Brenneis.
John Goes and his wife visited relatives in Barneston on Sunday. Abba Roelfs and wife called in Fairbury on Thursday. Mary and Martha James spent Friday with Hilda Graff. Joe James and wife visited Roy James on Wednesday. Grace Goes of Wymore stayed with cousin Mrs. Joe James on Sunday. Harold Greenwood and wife and daughter Mildred visited Mrs. Jessé Davis on Monday. Bill Compton and family spent Sunday at Will Garrett's. L C Wolf, four cars shipped, stayed with aunt Mrs. Otto Leitzen last week. Geo Graff’s hosted a dance Saturday.
A county page reports a pleasant Saturday night crowd and updates on residents. Marna Mosier remains in critical condition due to rheumatism while Lola James and Edward Cassell visit Steele City. The Albia rodeo troupe began its tour with a first show planned in Okete Kansas. Ruth Garrett visited relatives and attended a school closing. Bert James and wife shared Sunday dinner near Washington and attended Steele City ballgame. Classified ads include seed sale, carpentry and cabinet making services and local newspaper subscription prompt.
Word was received by Mrs. C. Kiskall that her brother Dr. D. J. Turner of Gridley California died yesterday May 20. Make Read Bros. your resting place when in Fairbury.
Faded OCR reads an item listing painting and paper hanging work. It mentions Ralph Beckmann and an address or single line description with unclear dates or fees. The fragment provides no further concrete details or outcome.
Annual meeting of School District No.1 Jefferson County Nebraska will be held at the school house on Monday June 8 1925 at two oclock PM The levy needed to maintain the school for the coming year will be determined The notice cites school laws and is dated Steele City May 12 1926 signed Allen T Phelps
The production of Abie’s Irish Rose, now in its third year at the Republic Theatre in New York and near its first anniversary at Studebaker Theatre in Chicago, tours major cities. An all star metropolitan cast led by Mabel Kroman, Jacob Franks and Earle Larimore performs for Fairbury audiences after long runs in Kansas City, Buffalo, Cleveland and more.
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