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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
4
Notice announcing a publication entered as second class matter at Steele City Nebraska on November 26 1904 under the 1879 act. Payment required one year in advance.
Miss Hensley will teach music across fifth and sixth grades with rotating supervision in each room. Other teachers will cover her room to ensure continued instruction. A girls chores group led by Miss Babcock with Miss Hensley and Miss D assisting. boys’ work to be organized later. Friday speaker Miss Sullivan warned on alcohol and tobacco harms and noted tobacco spending could fund teacher salaries. an annual national essay contest on narcotics is planned by the W C T U.
Farmers plant wheat as Elmer Janssen joins Rocky Hollow School. George Kenning buys a drill from Ed Ayres in Fairbury. Local families visit fairs and relatives in Beatrice and Washington Kansas. Several students travel between Steele City and home. weekend gatherings at Malady, Kasparek, and Compton households.
Vergil Welch of Hanover hosted visitors from Friday to Sunday with Mrs. Rawls' parents, George Bakers. Mrs. Frank Miller and Miss Mary Brenners visited Sunday with Mrs. Gay Henderson. Ernest Fielder and family returned Wednesday from Kearney and Miller Nebraska. Leonard Foster and family came back last week from Elk County Kansas. Mrs. L. L. Decker, summering with her daughter Mrs. I. Roberta, left for Glenwood Iowa.
Statement of ownership and management for the Steele City Press Steele City Nebraska October 1924 sworn by Emil Harris owner Publisher editor and business manager. Note lists Farmers Mortgage and other security holders and lenders with location Steele City Nebraska. Noted notary J W Heke verified the affidavit on April 4 19.
Joe Hoxie remodels his residence and Loyal Else funds a chicken house for Mr. Kiskall. Hoxie men build a cistern for Gustin brothers. Mrs. Chas Lichtenberger returns from a Halliday visit. Protraced meetings move to October 15. Local callers include James Nation, Misses Kiskalt, and Dr. Patterson. Socials honor Mr. Lichtenberger’s birthday. Frank Hoxie of Shenandoah visits family en route to Republic City. Readies and Hoitz motor oil promoted.
George M. Wilcox of Mt. Vernon has been appointed director of education for Near East Relief and sails from Boston with his wife and two children aboard the Martha Washington to Athens Greece. He will work to establish and reform education across regions affected by World War I, supervising schools and training local teachers for about a year or more. His background includes Cornell College post graduate study at Jews State University and Columbia University, and prior educational work in the Philippines Aintab Turkey and Silver Bay New York.
District 80 notes show Mr and Mrs Otis Allen spending Sunday at Ed Thrapp home. Charley Pickering visited Earl Nutter. Cecil Nutter and family visited Earl Nutter. Ed Allen and Otis Allen families spent Sunday evening at Warnke home. Lew Prellwitz and family visited Charles Prellwitz. Ervin Pool visited his parents Tom and Famous Words. A stray telegram closes with a taunting last line.
Grace and Howard Deems hosted guests over the weekend. Mrs. C. A. Hotze and Inaianola sister visited the Deems with daughter Mrs. F. V. Lowe. Fred Matze and family Oscar Muntank and family and Joe Kratill of Milfor Neb drove in to see the Deems on Sunday.
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