Steele City School closes as scholars excel in prizes
Two W C T U essay prizes go to Steele City pupils. Charles Lowe wins Second in 7th grade. Ella Sisket ties for Second with a Fairbury fourth grade pupil. Charles earns one dollar. Ella fifty cents. Steele City retains most teachers for next year amid concerns over yearly staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stater
Steele City
Charles Lowe
Ella Sisket
Fairbury
Charles
Etla
Grace Deems
Ted Math
Storting
Hensley
Miss
Albright High School
Spangler Normal
Swanson
H. S
Fragmented Note on Cash Bus Sale Availability
A fragmented line mentions cash sale feasibility and stock status with unclear wording. It references selling at or without groceries and hints at overall availability or timing, though the text is incomplete and lacks concrete details. The readable parts suggest financial or purchase constraints but no names or places are provided.
Out of town visitors and local school events noted
Gladstone residents Stass and Mrs Farron attended Charlie Bundy's funeral. Beulah Deems Eva Thrapp Mildred and Fern Kis traveled to Lincoln for Capital Beach. Emil Ktis Nell Drake led a Sunday program at North Kaubh Fourteen. Teachers Sync returned home for vacation. Pearl Smith and Mira Smith head to Blair for Miss Smith summer school. Dreysen and Fhomsen left for Omaha Endicott and Western. Baseball scores show Red Sox Barnston 12 and Narbine 11. Vern Anderson joins Kang for Gladstone game May 31. Woodmen Red Sox travel to Washington. John Beckman ad joins local carpenters.
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Stass
Gladstone
River Farron
Diller
Charlie Bundy
Beulah Deems
Eva Thrapp
Mildred
Fern Kis
Lincoln
Capital Beach
Steulah Deems
Hep
Howard Grace
Emil
Ktis
Nell Drake
North Kaweh
Fies Pearl Smith
Mira
Smith
Treatiay
Blair
Nebr
Miss Smith
Miss Dreysen
Miss Fhomsen
Omaha
Miss Stoltine
Endicott
Miss al
Western
Mr. Adams
Red Sox
Barnston
Narbine
Harbine
Vern Anderson
Washington
Kang
Woodmen Red Sox
Fairbury
John ‘Beckman
Annual School Meeting Notice for Steele City Nebraska
Annual meeting of the School District in Steele City Nebraska will be held at the school house on Monday June 1925 at two o clock PM. The levy amount to fund the year will be determined. Notice published as required by law May 12 1925.
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Jefferson County
Nebr
Theapera
Nebraska
Steele City
Local Social News Roundup From Silver Cliff Area
Miss Hilda Siets will teach at Silver Cliff school next year. Families and neighbors shared visits and birthdays from Faibury to Verdun, Lincoln to Powell. Guests included Jess Davis and Ruth Garrett, Reva Menefee, Marcus Cassell, and Leona Pestch, with many attending the Mother and Daughter banquet and summer school plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Siets
Silver Cliff
Jesse Davis
Geo. Baker
R. T. Garrett
Ruth
Faibury
Phill Asche, Sr
Washington
Reva Menefee
Verdun
Nebr
Loth
A. B James
Aft Union
Opera House to Present E Armand Roles Show Saturday Night
Mr E Armand Roles of Chicago, former Chautauqua artist, will present a program of musical selections dramatic and humorous impersonations at the opera house Saturday night at 8 30. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
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Opera House
E. Armand Roles
Chicago
Chautauqua
Banquet A Success At Opera House May 19 Brings 192 Attendees
The Mother's and Daughters Banquet at the opera house on May 19 hosted 192 mothers and daughters. Sponsored by the YMCA chapter led by Miss McCracken, with Mrs. Sampson as toast mistress and Madams Lowe Greenwood Beulah Barber and Edna James giving toasts. Mrs Williams of Fair prepared the supper served by white shirts and overalled men. City ladies regard the event as a memorable occasion.
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Opra House
Y.M.C. A
MecCracken
Sampson
Lowe
Greenwood
Beulah Barber
Edna James
Teche
Williams
Rocky Hollow School Closes With A Picnic
Miss Minnie Malady closed a successful Dist. 3 school Friday with about eighty attending. Mothers prepared the picnic as children enjoyed games led by seniors and teachers. Pictures were taken of former students including John Malady Fred Kenning Jr Geo Kenning Emil Kenning Art Kenning Pearl Rater Hobart Nutter Mary Byron Albertine Riddle Anna Compton Rose Malady Mildred Kenning Howard Williams.
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Minnie Malady
Dist
John Malady
Fred Kenning, Jr
Geo. Kenning
Emil Kenning
Art Kenning
Pearl Rater
Woman fears at. any thing ends stomach woes
The readable fragment promotes a patent remedy Adjeriha claiming to relieve gas and stomach troubles, improves digestion, and increases cheerfulness. It references a Mrs Moweed and a seller named Warner's Drug Stuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcause
Arner
Local Visits Mark Weekend Socials Across Town
Mr and Mrs Earl Thompson and family visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs G E Bratten. Mrs Frank Miller returned home from Fairbury after treatments. Chris and Carrie Rouff of near Barnes were Sunday evening guests of P H Haverty and family. Jess Davis and family and the Menefer sisters with Mr and Mrs Rawis were Sunday guests of the George Baker family. Relatives and friends surprised them Sunday at the Loth home for birthdays. A large crowd was present and a fine time reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Thompson
G. E Bratten
Frank Miller
Fairbury
Chris
Carrie Rouff
Near Barnes
P. H. Haverty
Jess Davis
Missese Menefer
Mrs. Rawis
George Baker
Loth
Endicott Items and Local Birth Notice
C E Price spent Sunday in Wilber. Born to Mr and Mrs Pete Unger a girl. Arthur and Merie Majors went to Peru Monday for a few days.
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Wilber
Pete Unger
Arthur
Merie Majors
Peru
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Rev. McFarland hosted guests from Norman and Harve Werner joined for Sunday dinner. Don Dickenson from Sterling spent days with old friends. The Bromawells of Blue Springs visited OuiySmitt. Clyde McCurdy visited Reynolds to see Cliff, ill. A Culbertson couple Mary Malady wed Robert Rowera on May 23. Frank Griffing’s Republican City family visited O Griffing. Anna Stolting returned from Johnston after teaching. Mary Steinmetz takes two week vacation from Fairbury telephone office. Ice cream social set in church basement on Thursday May 28. Blue Bird Club hosting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
Norman
Geo. Schmitt
Harve Werner
Don Dickenson
Sterling
Colo
Elgin Bromawell
Blue Springs
OuiySmitt
Clyde _McCurdy
Reynolds
Cliff
Robert Rowera
Culbertson
Nebr
Minnie Malady
Frank Griffing
Republican City
Mas O. Griffing
Anna Stolting
Johnston
Mary Steinmetz
Fairbury
Vonna Men Event At Fairbury City Park
Friday evening at Fairbury city park led by the Vonna men with refreshments of ice cream and cake. Attendees enjoyed a good time and a future furniture ad appeared in the KR ad for Bros Pairbury.
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Vonna
Fairbury
KR Ad Bros
Pairbury
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