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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
4
Postal notice indicates a payment requirement of 50 dollars in advance for second-class mail at Steele City Nebraska. It references congressional provisions from March 1 1970 and outlines post office handling.
A November 10, 1927 note describes a Freshman class Hallowe en party held a week earlier. Naomi organized the event with apples and yellow and white refreshments, and guests were paged to take turns in the festivities.
Armistice Day events begin Friday with a scheduled program featuring entertainment acts and a formal ceremony to honor veterans. Organizers urge community participation and note a moment of reflection will conclude the observance.
Congregations meeting scheduled after Sabbath School on Sunday November 13 to discuss important matters. Alien T. Phelps, Clerk notes participation rules and nonattendance limitations. Rev. Cook of Narke Kansas preached last Sunday. Steele City pulpit declared vacant. Diller Federated Church choir to visit next Sunday evening.
Dr O Neil discontinued his office here and left for a new location last Friday. He had a good practice and is well pleased with the treatment by the people here. He had two or more locations in mind but had not decided where to go.
Mr and Mrs John Janssen attend court at Nebraska City this week. Otho Curry helps Bill Bennet work roads this week. Mrs Compton and children and Mrs Packer and children visit Mr and Mrs Maladhy on Friday. Hilda Janssen returns from Lincoln as family hosts in Nebraska City. Perry Colbert, Norman Fentiman and others seen at local home. Colbert sawed wood for Claybell on Tuesday. Clara Colbert of Harbine visits Mrs Colbert. Sam Beedle plastering for Russell Troxel this week. Vera Janssen of district 22 and Goldie Diem of district 3 attend ed the ee convention in this week.
Mrs. E. Touchstone suffered 9 years of stomach trouble and restlessness until Adierika provided relief. A single spoonful helps gas and bloating, improving appetite and sleep by acting on upper and lower bowels. Arner's Drug Store offers Adherika.
An appeal from editor Edna James urges mothers and fathers to spare a half hour to visit Ss C H S once a month. Teachers value parental visits to aid cooperative efforts, while students benefit from improved support from home and school.
The eleventh grade Caesar class hosts a points contest with captains Genevieve Drake and Lyle Cassell. Genevieve's side leads while Lyle plans to speed up. Miss McLeran uses the event to spur study and the Freshman Domestic Science class showcases sewing progress under her guidance.
The Hi Y group held a meeting last week where Bill Leask spoke on the four squares of life. Officers elected include President Charlies Lowe Vice President Warren Adee Secretary and Treasurer Donald Hughes Sergeant at Arms John Derrick. Meetings are now scheduled every two weeks on Thursday nights.
Evening program on social etiquette and manners to be followed by handicraft work begun Monday evening. The operetta The Feast of the Red Corn draws on a true Indian legend and will be staged for the public near Thanksgiving. Sixth grade under Miss Wehling makes small glass huts for history study.
The Fair Board submits a detailed financial report covering Oct 9 1926 to Oct 21 1927. It shows opening balances from F and M Bank and First National Bank, receipts including county funds gate receipts and concessions, and total receipts of 11 874 66. Disbursements list attractions improvements horse cattle swine poultry and other expenses totaling 11 874 66 with on hand balances at Oct 21 1927 and notes on verification of items through bank ledgers and county records.
"eeee the times better" said Sante to his wife. "Why so?" "I felt kind of foolish slipping frilly stuff into woolen stockings."
Nebraska Jepyerson County probate notice for Emma B. Pearson as executrix seeks court approval of a Nov 2 1927 will. Hearing set for November 25 1927 at 9:00 A M in county court. publication in Steele City Press for three weeks. Denney & Denney represent the estate. First published Nov 3, last Nov 17, 1927.
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