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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1916
Page
4
Next Sunday November 26 holds regular services with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and a 11:00 a.m. preaching service. Epworth League gathers at 6:45 p.m. followed by a 7:30 p.m. preaching service. Special Thanksgiving services are planned with the pastor speaking on the theme.
The morning service features Our Debt of Gratitude with an evening People’s Praise and Thanks giving Hour. Special music planned by choirs for both services. Lost pocketbook near Barber's restaurant and Broadtown home. return to Press office for reward.
The county board ordered a 740 foot steel bridge across the Blue River southwest of town from Standard Bridge Co. The binding to the company protects the county against a potential raise while allowing changes or rejection. Estimated cost about 40000 dollars after usual bills. The group inspected bridges and culverts around the county.
John Watt Endicott spends the week in Guide Rock while Mrs. Latin of Wilcox Nebr visits her daughter Mrs. Wm. Riggle. Grandma Cherry visits son Will as about thirty five people attend a study on Rader creas and the Bible.
A program by people over four drew a large crowd and earned praise. Mr. Conley of the Fairbury Business College spoke to Scouts and Camp Fire Girls on Sunday. Volunteers painted the church on Tuesday while the ladies served a dinner to the painters.
Mr and Mrs Will Moore were Fairbury callers Monday. Lee Fielder’s father from Beatrice is visiting him. Ed Haverty went to Davenport Nebraska Saturday for eye treatment.
Mrs Lon Moore shows improvement after illness. Miss Salome Seite taught near Hanover and visited home folks. Mrs Brenners and Bert visited relatives at Jansen Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Blanche Lee of Osborne Kans visited her father Mr Whitney. Joe Nutter returned from St Joe after taking stock to market. Mr Arthur Keating and Miaw Roth Rathbun were married last Wednesday. Jubilant May birthday gathering at Jasper Henderson home with games and refreshments.
Mrs. Jim Bower is very low at this writing. Charley Wilson is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Henry Williams worsened recently after a few days of improvement. Charles Wilson hauled wheat to Endicott last week earning 1.70 per bushel. Mr and Mrs Norman Fentiman and Mrs Overalla spent Sunday at the Belding home. Fred Kenning moved into his new home bought from E R Dade. Anna and Rosa Malady visited the school Wednesday. Gertrude Dade Thursday and Sylvia Belding Friday. Mrs Cramer returned to Endicott Sunday after nursing Mrs Williams for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Henry Bundy and family, Mr and Mrs Albert Zwei fel and family visited the Kenning home Sunday. Miss Lillie Cook spent last week visiting relatives in Endicott returning Friday. A Griffing and family and Mr and Mrs Geo Price of Washington Kansas visited Frank Price Sunday evening. Mr Dade and family spent Wednesday night and Thursday at the Carrico home then Thursday night and Friday with Geo.
Local families from Harbine Endicott and surrounding areas spent Sunday visiting relatives including Mrs Cuthbert and the Wilsons. A family from Fairbury plans a Rock Island move. A Jefferson County Nebraska hearing on an infant adoption petition is set for December 11 1918 in the County Court with objections to be considered.
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