Wrights install new rubber roofing at occupied by doctors
Wright has put in new rubber roofing at a property occupied by Dr. O Neil and Mr Starey. Bundy arranges work to install new wiring and a room in his house.
07 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
1
Wright has put in new rubber roofing at a property occupied by Dr. O Neil and Mr Starey. Bundy arranges work to install new wiring and a room in his house.
A brief notice lists contact at McCurdy with phone 1620 C for Sole ane bu. details and follow up.
H A Drake of the hardware store showcased a Coleman Radiant Heater in a sidewalk display on Saturday night. The display featured lamps and lanterns, aiming to attract customers with the illuminated window presentation.
Local items report ambulance visits in Fairbury and David City, moved households, radio listeners for world series, lost horse, and upcoming events. Mentions ex Senator Smirha at opera house, Democratic rally Oct 11, and ladies’ social events plus theater opening, school absence for tonsil surgery, and a surprise party for Mrs Manning with a five dollar gold piece.
W W Pfautt pastor leads a Father and Son banquet at the opera house Friday night at 7 30 with plates served at the lumber yard office Dr Runsel to speak A missionary sale Saturday afternoon invites contributions from every Bible class member Rally Day services are planned for Sunday with a farewell service in memory of the north church Rev Pfautz and Elder Phelps to attend the fifty third annual session of the Synod of Nebraska in Lincoln October 5 7 at Westminister Presbyterian Church
The R N A Lodge gathered at Mrs E Shultz home for a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Emma Downs. She received many gifts and, at a late hour, enjoyed refreshments of ice cream and wafers. All departed wishing Mr and Mrs Downs a long and happy life.
The Union Pacific asks for old stage coaches, pony express saddles, and similar relics. A late-stage coach at Cheyenne has become a popular historic display, attracting passenger interest and photographs. The railroad plans to place more relics along its lines for viewing by travelers.
J F Lanmann from Diller, Republican candidate for state representative, was in town Monday to look after his interests ahead of the upcoming election.
Ladies of the North Church and congregation met to approve selling the church building for 300 dollars to finance a new basement. Capt Andrews donated to accelerate work. A building committee led by Gretzinger and including Clark Andrews Garrett was elected with Ken dell as treasurer to oversee the project.
Miss Margaret L. Coons of Clarkston Washington wed Earl White of New Meadows Idaho in Grangeville Idaho on Sept 25 26. She is a Coons of Clarkston formerly of Steele City Nebr a Clarkston High School graduate 1922 and Lewiston State Normal August this year. She has taught at Princeton Idaho and is in her fourth teaching term and will continue this year. They will reside in Clarkston this winter. Mr White is a barber by trade.
Mrs Arner was surprised with a birthday party last Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Mike Riddle. Friends gathered early, played games, and shared refreshments around a three layer cake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mike Riddle Mr and Mrs Joe Davis Mr and Mrs Hubert Manning Mr and Mrs Emil Harris and Ralph Aimer.
The earlier item misidentified Mayor Andrews location. The correction states he is in Illinois, and C. C. Andrews visited in Illinois state.
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