21 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Seamen of Dav seek to buy Langie the market for snap from C C Andrews. The proposed transaction aims to secure the Langie market assets under terms not yet disclosed, with Dav residents pursuing the deal through formal channels.
Haddam Kansas dedicated a modern seventy thousand dollar rural high school building with a design focused on latest arrangement. A program and basket supper marked the opening event Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Community notes report visits by residents from Fairbury Lincoln Beatrice and nearby towns. Mentions include Cora Heyser Nebraska City guest of Forsha, trips to Benaca Hanover Lincoln and Marysville Missouri, and several Sunday calls at rural homes. The editor thanks readers for mail and calls.
Sunday School at 10 A M Church Service at 11 A M Evening Service at 7 30 P M Mid week Prayer 7 30 The congregational meeting is set for Monday night Oct 25 to discuss the new church building in Steele City The article urges support and visits from members and emphasizes the church as a lifelong community anchor.
For sale two cooking and heating stoves in good condition. One is a heating stove and the other is an oil stove. Seller identified as W. E. Willey.
The Womans Club hosted teachers last Thursday at Mrs. Fay Clark home. Club business, a fine program, games, and refreshments followed for a group of twenty seven, ending with a happy and jubilant mood.
Olive Wilson visited Pawnee City with her sister over the weekend. Mrs Roy Coussins traveled to Denver on Saturday. Levi Vaughn remains under a doctor’s care. Muriel Majors of Peru visited John and Ed. Allen took a trip to Beatrice on Tuesday. An Amensee and Oyster Supper is announced for Friday evening in the church basement. Mrs G A McCreight and Wayne drove to Beatrice on Tuesday. L W Saunders had his house repainted last week. Mr and Mrs Stolting hosted relatives from Colby Kansas.
Pete Eden and family of Crab Orchard Neb and Dick Janssen family of Cook Neb spent weekend at Janssen home. Mr. Curry's Mendenhall farm hosts. Fred Kenning of Fairbury visited Emeril Kennings. John Kenning made a Clay Center trip. Clara Cuthbert visited daughter Eggenbergh. Pearl Nutter family visited Dutch Currevs. Will Kelly visited Malady home. John Malady sold cattle to Olen Nutter. John Janssen and family visited Malady home.
The Sept 27 1926 report for Steele City Nebraska Charter 623 lists assets of 173 042 86 including loans 120 105 28 cash 4 281 11 and Due from banks 42 574 66 and liabilities total 173 942 86 with deposits 56 012 31 time certs 92 900 40 savings 10 621 98 and capital 10 000 00 surplus 2 600 00 profits 1 366 78 Notary Nell Drake certifies the copy as true.
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