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Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1917

Page

6

Blausers Move to Lincoln Home Then Farm Near City

Mr and Mrs C L E Blauser moved their household goods to Lincoln last week and will stay at 1966 Euclid Ave until spring to move to a farm near the city. Blauser helped organize the Diller farmers elevator and promoted local good roads work. They leave many friends in Diller who wish them well. Record.

C.L. E. Blauser Lincoln Euclid Av Blauser Diller

Strawhacker and Friesen Marry in Fairbury Church Parsonage

Evelyn strawhacker and Frank Friesen wed at the Christian church parsonage in Fairbury with J H Shellenberger performing the ceremony at 3 30 p m Tuesday Sept 18 1917 The bride is the daughter of A M and Mrs Strawhacker of Fairbury The groom son of I B Friesen of Fairbury and member of Friesen Co garage The couple left for Belleville then Denver for a two week trip escorted by Mr and Mrs Tucker Mrs Tucker is the bride s sister and a Rock Island ticket agent’s wife The marriage marks the third in the family in recent months.

Evelyn Strawhacker Frank C. Friesen Christian Church Parsonage Fairbury J. H. Shellenberger F. S. Tucker Tucker Rock Island Belleville Denver A. M. Strawhacker I. B. Friesen Friesen & Co Fairbury Journal

Cash Prizes At the Stock Show

Steele City notices cash prizes for weanling colts from listed stallions. Colts must be in Steele City on the stock show’s second day for prize awards. First prize five dollars, second prize four hundred dollars standard, fifth prize one hundred dollars. C C Andrews.

Steele City C. C. Andrews

Barber Couple Return From Imperial Nebr

Mr and Mrs Wm Barber returned Sunday from Imperial Nebraska. Announcement offers to send the State Journal from now until January 1 for one dollar.

Mrs. Wm. Barber Imperial, Nebr State Journal

Mrs F V Lowe and children return from Indianola visit

Mrs F V Lowe and her children came back Sunday after spending several weeks with her parents in Indianola, concluding their visit.

F. V. Lowe Indianola

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