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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
4
Notice states a $1.50 annual subscription payable in advance for Steele City publication. Indicates second class mail status and post office date November 26, 1904, with mail matter guidelines under congressional act of March 1, 1879.
In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away seventeen years ago today May 22 1907 Her Children.
The Steele City Fairbury baseball game in Fairbury Sunday ended in a 7 to 4 loss for the home team. Other county results include Powell 26 Reynolds 6, Gladstone 2 Harbine 13, and Endicott missing due to the Pickering funeral. Steele City also beat a country team by a wide margin in a separate Steele City game.
Frances James, Howard Williams, and Mildred Kenning lead districts 3 and 31 in end of year events. Rocky Hollow teachers and families gather May 16 for a bountiful basket dinner, races, and prizes as Miss Malady is hired to teach next year.
Ad touts better values and quicker service with a home man for hauling. Mentions long or short hats.
Mrs Campbell returns home. Fred Garrels’ children recover from mumps. Floyd Else serious with mumps at Fairbury home. Families Garrels Townsend Henderson shop in Fairbury. Schools closed Friday with community dinner and church services. Winifred visits Haddam and stays for a week. Beryl Tallcott returns after teaching west and a trip to Simla Denver and Colorado Springs.
Frank Schmidtt returns home from Marysville hospital. Howard and Mrs Jefferys of Odell visit Hagerman family. Thomas Wilkerson and wife see former sister Mrs Simmons. Frank Graves and son visit Graves parents. F Freelich at Hollenberg. Jesse Davis and Mil dred with Mene fees visit Haddam. Frank Brenneis buys his new home. F P R Miller and daughter visit Fairbury. Franken August Lithering and family travel to Lincoln. Henry Sand Lola Clarence Sand drive to Central City for relatives.
The Class of 1924 celebrated with a May 9 junior senior banquet at W. H. Barber’s home, Baccalaureate on May 11 with Rev. Davis, and a May 13 Cox’s invitation event. Class Night May 14 showcased student numbers, leading to a smooth Commencement addressed by C Westcott of Blue Hill Schools.
The annual meeting of School District No. 1 Jefferson County Neb will be held at the school house Monday June 9 1984 at 2 pm to decide the levy amount for school purposes. Allen T Phelps secretary Board of Education prepares the notice.
C C Wells moved to the brick yard and E Fredde moved to town this week. Commencement exercises will be held at the church Thursday evening with seven graduates. J Grandy plans to move to Chester to take charge of the section. Hazel Chambers, the Primary teacher, has had measles and is bedridden. Anna Stolting has been filling the position. A large funeral was held Sunday May 18 for Neta Pickering, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pickering.
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