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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1922

Page

4

Probate Notice for Estate of William H Harris

Creditors of the deceased William H Harris will meet the Administratrix in Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on November 23 1922 at nine oclock in the morning to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months from August 22 1922 are allowed for filing claims with the Court by November 22 1922. All claims not filed by then will be forever barred. Louis J Nutzman County Judge Frank L Rain Attorney for estate. Old papers at Press office.

William H. Harris Jefferson County Nebraska Said County

Announcements and court orders feature in county items

A candidate declares for county commissioner from the 1st district. The Endicott State Bank receiver order directs creditors to file claims by September 14, 1922 and notes public notice in Steele City Press. Local school notes report classes, graduates, and a rattlesnake bite incident near Odell with a quick recover.

School notes on class activities and enrollment

The report details Cecil Goldsberry entering the eleventh grade on Tuesday. It notes room II students making freehand fruit posters, third and fourth graders learning a new song September, and a summary of four conjugations completed in active voice by the tenth grade. It mentions beginners learning seven words and seven sounds and asks if all high school pupils have seven new words. The Domestic Art class for grades five through eight studies different stitches and room four’s current project will be improved.

Cecil Goldsberry

Local Hollenberg News Notes Daily Life and Moves

School was called Monday morning. Joe Hoxie is building a silo for Mr. Barr on his farm south of town. Lulu Petsch goes to Fairbury to attend business college again this term. Roy and Mrs. Derrick depart by auto for a Minnesota trip. Mrs. Cissna announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret to Mr. McLean on August 21, 1922. Fern Houston visited Davenport week. Lucy Weber stepped on a rusty nail but can walk tonight. Clyde Fielder and Mrs. Sherman load a car. moving to Flagler Colorado. George Smith will go with Clyde. Gertrude stays with grandmother and plans to attend school before joining them.

Lulu Petsch Fairbury Business College Roy Derrick Minnesota Cissna Margaret McLean Fern Houston Davenport Lucy Weber Clyde Fielder Sherman Flagler Colo George Smith Clyde Gertrude

Sunday Socials Across Nebraska small towns

Mr and Mrs Edmund Bratten visited Sunday at Leonard Foster home. Several families including Welch Sands Kirkpatric Haverty Miller Fielder Listenberger James and Brenneis were seen visiting relatives across Odell Blue Rapids Fairbury Washington Graham Co Topeka Leavenworth and Jansen Nebraska. Edward Haverty attends Topeka fair and plans a visit with Roy in Leavenworth before returning home.

Edmund Bratten Leonard Foster Harry Welch Hanover P. Welch Jack Sands Odell Nebr Henry Sands Greely Kirkpatric Blue Rapids Edward Haverty Claude Miller Lee Fielder Fairbury Ernie Howard Listenberger Ethel Peters Washington A. B. James Roy Walter Roscoe Bert Kelly Graham Co Leavenworth

Local residents and workers mentioned in weekly notes

Fern Kiskall spent the week with Minnie Malady and several neighbors helped with hay on various days. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bakewell in September. References include work shifts in Dunbar and Fairbury plus mentions of Washington Leaving His Office. An old book reading tradition is noted regarding Merlin and Arthur.

Fern Kiskall Minnie Malady John Malady Bill Jones Sr Jim White Clair Cuthbert Charley van Dusen Snooks Diller Perry Cuthbert Endicott Cora Cuthbert Merdie Wagner Summerfield Kansas Harry Bakewell Ruth Mullis Dunbar Nebr Washington Gran Chilldren Arthur Thomas Malory Knights of the Round Whitehall

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