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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
4
Ed Foqua promotes a new Banday night show in January. Residents report various family visits across Kansas and Nebraska as relatives gathered for birthdays and celebrations, including gatherings at H J Green’s home after church.
On Sunday evening November 14 the St. Joseph and Grand Island line will shift train No 1 to depart at 9 00 p m from St Joseph and reach Grand Island at 7 15 p m next day, about three hours later than now, with connections to Union Pacific Nos 19 and 25 for the Pacific Coast. Minor adjustments to trains 2 and 4 eastbound also take effect and passengers should consult the St J G L agent for service details.
Ben Wells of S D visits his parents Mr and Mrs F W Wells. Mrs Swett and Pansy spect
The piece lists W. C. T. U. branches and officers including Mrs. E. E. Shultz and Mrs. Jennie Thompson. It describes meetings at Mrs. Kendall s home with reports from a state convention, a food clothing box for Homeless Children in Omaha, and plans for refreshments at meetings. The article shifts to a Portland area description of Everett Washington with local farming and shipping details.
Probate notice from Jefferson County Nebraska shows Clara Bracken as administratrix seeking final settlement and distribution of Conklin R Bracken estate. Hearing set for November 30 1926 at 9 o clock AM in County Court Fairbury with notices to interested parties by three weekly publications in Steele City Press starting November 11 1926.
Fred Weber and his wife were visitors in town for the Weber Sunday. Teachers traveled to Topeka for the state meeting last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Alice Fitzsimmons and her son Junior visited Enosdale. Local M. E. ration group served dinner. Mr. Monroe returned to duty this week. Substituting Mr. Rowley went to Fairfield Nebraska.
Hilda Janssen, working in Lincoln, spent the weekend with her home folks. School was closed three days this week while Miss Glazier attended the N. S. L. A. Conven.
Lincoln area residents react to the death of Mrs Alma Lightbody, formerly of Arthur Nebraska, with ties to the local neighborhood. Rose Malachy visited Hilda Janssen over weekend and Ellen Garrett from Steele City spent Sunday with Mrs Fred.
Mrs. Walter Nutter of Fairbury spent the weekend at the Pearl Nutter home. Miss Alma Tippin of Fairbury is visiting her sister Mrs. Curry and family.
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