Hats and Caps Fruit Jars Jor Rubbers Parawax
Local store ad lists a variety of household goods including hats caps fruit jars and rubber items with Parawax polish noted as a sale item. Ads highlight everyday necessities for kitchen and home care.
08 Sep 1927
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
1
Local store ad lists a variety of household goods including hats caps fruit jars and rubber items with Parawax polish noted as a sale item. Ads highlight everyday necessities for kitchen and home care.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. were said to own 160 acres located 24 miles southwest of Steele City. Call R. T. Garrett for details. Chester Sehama returned to Bresle City after attending a Spanish War Veterans convention in Detroit with his father.
Community notes from Fairbury Nebraska recount visits and travels of residents. Fay Clark family and other locals visit Belvidere, while teachers move between districts 68 and Ogallala. Dedication of the new Presbyterian church planned for next Sunday with services.
After months of work and care in every detail a new church building at Doane Creek Neb will be dedicated with a noon basement service and an evening program at eight. Rev F G Kaaver will lead the dedication and the Steele City pastor will participate during construction.
A historic church program lists a 7:30 starting service with prayers readings and hymns. Pastor Gharis Patri conducts responsive readings from Psalms while Rev J W Presly D D leads sermons and hymns like Love Thy Kingdom Lord How Firm A Foundation and All Hail The Power. The morning includes organ voluntary piano pieces, offertory, solos by Fay Clark and a concluding benediction from Rev F G Kaaver D D.
The district opened on Monday September 6 with a combined enrollment of fifty six in the high school a new record. Fifty eight students are in the grades down from last year due to families moving away. New faces include Lauraughn Staley Raymond Patty Jessie Glo Albert Junior Nola Fern Hanese Marty Weber Ethel Weber Fieta Packer and Frank Patty. High School welcomes five new students from Hollenberg and nearby areas plus several from Alma Marvin Merle Zelma Anderson Lester Hartarave Marjorie Strain. Noon schedule shifted to 12 45 to 1 00 with tardy at 1 06 to save time and help distant families reach home. Continued on best page.
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