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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
6
The electors are informed that due to school financing rules a levy above seven mills is required. The annual meeting of School District No. 1, Jefferson County Nebraska, will be held at the school house on Monday June 9 1924 at 2 pm to decide the levy amount. Allen T. Phelps secretary Board of Education.
Long Distance Hauling patronizes home industries. You will receive better values and quicker service. Have a home man do your hauling. Long or short hauls. J. L. Davis, phone 47.
Mildred Kenning Lydia Jan sen Pearl and Bessie Williams have the measies at this writing. Gladys Sawyers and Anna Krai of Fairbury Robert Rogers of Culbertson Nebr George and Bill Banahan Mr and Mrs Chas Compton and children spent Sun dry evening at the Malady home. Howard Williams of Dist 3 attended the eighth grade graduation exercises at Fairbury Saturday afternoon. Walter James and family spent Sunday at the Will Jones home near Hollenberg Kansas RC. Rogers of Culbertson Nebr spent the weekend at the Malady home. Art and Fred Kenning and John Malady helped John Janssen move his old house away from the new one Tuesday. Hobart Lew the Baker man was calling in this neighborhood last week. Mrs J H Malady and Miss Minnie left for Sedalia MO expecting to remain for a month s visit. Big Dance at the Steele City hall Friday June 6 Music by The Fairbury Serenaders Adv.
Dallas Omaha report shows Nebraska among four states with most telephones per capita. Iowa Kansas Illinois also in top group. Nebraska totals 444473 telephones with 273500 Bell and 170973 independent lines. US average is one phone per 5.5 people. Dr. Leach, dentist, Fairbury.
Steele City was outmatched in a county league baseball game played Sunday here. Diller won 11 to 0. Next Sunday Steele City travels to Harbine. Also notes announce a Friday dance at Steele City hall with The Fairbury Serenaders and a clearance sale on early hats at Wallace Sisters Exclusive Millinery in Fairbury Nebr.
A British railway engineer named Fane, returning to the construction camp on the Uasin Ishu line, was attacked by a lioness with two cubs. He was severely mauled before the beast fled.
Harry Weber has pneumonia. Vivian Mueller, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller, was very sick with pneumonia but is better now. Madelaine Townsend of Cook visits her aunt Mrs. Olive Mueller. Fern Tweed and children visit Robt Lichtenberger. Roy Derricks spent Sunday at Wm Wehlings. Bros. Harrington and Smith with Bros. Fitzsimmons and Rawls held an all day meeting at the Baptist building. large congregation present.
Mr and Mrs Henry Sand spent the first of the week with relatives at Odell.
Wednesday a crowd worked at the cemetery for needed cleanup. Mrs Rena Sharps of Omaha visits her cousin Mrs Anna Eddleman. Mr and Mrs Frank Teagarden of Diller were Sunday guests at the Hagerman home. Bert James and family near Washington visited Sunday with his parents A B James. Liberty Embryine Club met Wednesday after noon with Mrs Maude Krattien. Tuck had good attendance.
State Line Lutheran Church lists weekly German services every Sunday at 10 30 pm and English services every other Sunday evening at 8 pm The next English service is scheduled for June 1 Rev W Lobsien pastor is noted for the congregation
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