Birth of Doris May Pethoud weighs ten pounds
Mr and Mrs C B Pethoud announce the birth of a daughter named Doris May born Sunday May 25. The baby weighs ten pounds and is healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Pethoud
Doris May
Mary Drake
Nellie
John Drake
Western
Mrs. Fulton
Hanover
H. A. Staley
Mrs. Staley
Sim James
Ferman
Opal Hodge
Barnston
A. E. Outhier
Local notices and social briefs from Fairbury Nebraska
Homer Meyers visits Emil Harris this week. Mrs. Jennie Willey offers green house cut flowers. Dance event by The Fairbury Serenaders Friday June 6 at Steele City hall. Various visits, relocations, and small ads across Fairbury and nearby towns. Cecil Goldsberry writes from abroad describing Manila Shanghai and life aboard a submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green House
Jennie Willey
Fairbury Serenaders
Steele City Hall
Weather notes with light hail frost and rain
The report describes a Thursday evening with light hail and no damage. A light frost followed on Friday night and a good rain occurred on Monday.
Endicott Seeks Boosters for July Celebration
Steele City residents are invited to spend the Fourth of July in Endicott for a community celebration. Steele City will skip its own Fourth, and many locals are expected to travel to Endicott. A large turnout from nearby areas is hoped for Memorial Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters
Endicott
Steele City
Degree of Honor Weenie Roast Move Due to Weather
The Degree of Honor planned a weanie roast at Ed Hughes farm but bad weather sent the event to the hall. A contest between two sides determined entrants and attendance counted the points. Residents enjoyed the gathering despite missing the country plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hughes
Sacred day at church urges quiet reflection and tidy graves
The article notes a solemn observance day at the cemetery with tidying activities. It mentions Children’s Day plans and a forthcoming memory work for participating kids. The C E monthly social is set for 8 p.m. Thursday at the North church, and quarterly dues are overdue.
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C. E
Endicott Weather, Train Changes and Town Notes
Endicott records 0.80 inch rain on Monday. G A McCreight’s Kansas brother-in-law visited. Mail service praised with nine daily trains. Train schedule changes effective June 1st affect No 4 and No 6 transfers. Shrine Special trains to Kansas City teased. Endicott to celebrate July 4 with planned events and Woodman hall meeting May 31st to discuss plans. Local movements include Grandy family moving to Chester and Crouse visiting Marcell.
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G. A. McCreight
Iine
Kansas
F. M. Martin
Beatrice
Frank Rose
G. I
C. B&q
J.C. Grandy
Chester
Louis
Klooz
Burr
Nebr
Endicott
George Slaughter
Wymer
Fairbury
Minnie Klooz
G.E. Price
St. Joe & G.I
Steele City
Kansas City
Arthur Majors
Port Normal
Sam DeBusk
Merrill
DeBusk
Woodman Hall
C. W. Crouse
Martell
Lincoln
Homer
Lincoln Traction Co
Bey
Miss Swim
Miss Chambers
F ‘and Mr. Cottrell
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Clark’s Store
Deering
John Deere
FORD
Pratt
Arner
Jack
C. C. Andrewa
Homer Meyers
Emil Harris
Betty Compeon
Mr. Palmer
J. L. Davis
Francis Clark
Hubbell
Francis
Howard Deems
Adams
Union Pacific Construction Gang
Velma Bundy
Grand Island
W. Mercer
John Hoeft
G. B. Cassell
Ora Brunson
O. J. Wing
Topeke
Marvy Bracken
Chadron
Nebraska
C. R. Bracken
B. O. Franken
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Inlaw
Frank Franken
Mrs
Carl McDonald
Mrs. McDonald
Sabetha
Mr. McDonald
Hyland
Mr. Whitney
Behina
Goldsberry
China
Manila
Gavile Islands
Guam Islands
Shanghai
Cecil Goldsberry
St. Joe
Union Pacific
C. E. Hedrix
Marysville
Church News
C. E. Social
Marvel
New
T. W. Zoellin
Florence Oil Stores & Ranges
Pacfic Coast
St. Joseph
North Platte
Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Portland
L. L. Earhart
Steele City, Nebr
Union Pacfic
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