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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
1
Last week's Diller Record was edited by students from Diller schools. Cheerful news columns were prepared by the student reporters with advertising and shop work handled by the paper. The issue appeared well written and neat, aided by editor Mr. Pearce and his cooperation with the school.
The Steele City Press urges readers to gear up for a record radio year 1975 26 with more stations and listeners nationwide as the new season arrives Read all about the sport in the Radio Department and buy equipment from advertisers
Orin Duthier spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Elma Bloom had ton sils removed last Friday. Numerous visits and weekend gatherings among residents of Fairbury and surrounding areas. Senior class selections and school notes highlight the regional bulletin.
The first meeting of the Siee City Girl Reserves of the Y M C A was held Friday evening with twenty nine members and guests present. Officers were elected and described a revised program for the year focusing on health, dress habits, and habit formation.
Endicott items cover a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Ed Fleming to Mrs Swett at home. Henry Jones and Calbenter join church basement gathering next Sunday for a chicken dinner. Various social mentions name Mes At wie, Coop carded by Meow, and local residents like Lee, Swnd, and Tiegis involved in informal events and chatter about cinema, church, and community life.
A corn shucking contest will be staged near Steele City to select a local winner for the state contest. Entrants should register at Palmer's poultry station with rules mirroring the state event and the date aims for early November.
Mrs. C. P. Murphy, Auburn resident for about nineteen years after leaving Steele City, died Sept. 14, 1925 at Methodist hospital in Omaha after a week's illness. Born 1872 at Fort Dodge Iowa, she married C. P. Murphy May 30 1906. She was a devoted church worker and active in civic groups. Funeral held at the Merton? church with local ladies attending and floral tribute.
In Haddam Kansas Mr and Mrs W L Bastov and son Herbert visit relatives. Will Jones Sr and Jr with families spend Sunday. at George Schmitt home Charley Holland and wife from Norton Kate and Mrs Zimmmerman of Pillsbury attend Tuesday and Wednesday. Luther Breazeale hosts guests from Hebron this week.
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