02 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
1
Jefferson County hosts its annual Sunday School Picnic inviting families to enjoy games food and community fellowship in a family friendly event with activities for children and adults. Local churches coordinate the afternoon’s schedule and provide volunteers and refreshments.
Local brief items note visits and travel among residents. Leah Woods visits grandparents in Endicott. Lila McDonald spends a week in Fairbury. Carol Silkett visits friends. Several families travel to Omaha, St Joe, Kansas City, Grand Island, and Excelsior Springs. Bake sale planned at Palmers cream station on Saturday Sept 4.
Church bulletin urges strong attendance at Sunday School and the 11 A M service plus an evening gathering at 7 30 P M. It highlights a planned children sermon series, choir music, and mentions future events like a Father and Son banquet and a Mother and Daughter banquet. The note emphasizes youth ideals and family participation.
Miss Margaret Bridwell daughter of Mr and Mrs A P Bridwell and A G Abel married at 8 o clock Saturday August 28 at Washington Ears with Elizabeth Rucker as attendant. The couple will live in Hooper Nebraska after a wedding supper at the bride's home. The bride is a nurse at Steele City High School and the groom is a former Hooper High School student and worker for St. Marys Brick Company near Hooper.
Fragmentary discussion of a policy of austerity and cash handling. The text notes starting a cash fund, considering customer impact, and merchant behavior favoring cash sales in a rural trade context.
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