New York Fair Hall to Feature Radio and Television
Announcement by Grover Whalen shows the 1929 New York World's Fair will include a Hall of Communications pavilion and Voiceacre exhibit zone. The complex faces midtown Manhattan and will feature pylons, a great hall, and displays from radio, television, movies, photography, news and magazines.
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New York Fair Hall
New York
Telegraph
Grover Whalen
Fair Corporation
Hall of Communications
Lomsite
Mans Fanto
Iain Mr. Whaler
Wil ” Reenger
Boatan
Ho Katey
Capelli to Headline October Mission at Fairtidey
Senior Mario Capelli, Italian tenor, will headline an eight day preaching mission in Fairbury from October 3 to 10. He led Epworth Assembly this summer and will appear in a series of meetings noted in The Messenger. The Old Lettlers’ picnic occurred midweek with Dr. Huntington of Fairbury M E church on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Capelhi
Fairtidey
Mario Capelli
Talian
Senor Capelli
Epworth
Leftus
Western
H. F. Huntington
M. E. Church
Fairbury
WCTU Considers Uniting Steele City Endicott Units
A proposal to unite the Steele City and Endicott WCTU groups is under consideration. Action will be taken at the WCTU meeting Friday in the home of Mrs A T Phelps Steele City with strong representation from both unions expected.
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Steele City
Endicott
WCTU
A. T. Phelps
American Boy Introduces A New Six Man Football Game
The American Boy reports a six man football game developed by Stephen Epler to provide a cheaper, open, and safer alternative to eleven man football. The game aims for fast action, easier scoring, and clear spectator lines. The magazine promotes its official handbook and subscription rates while noting a future price raise. George Patterson visited Lincoln on Wednesday.
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Stephen Epler
Nebraska
Turmre
Blynd
Detroit
Mich
Adv
Southern Pine Foundations for 1939 New York World's Fair
Southern yellow pine from Maryland Delaware Virginia and North Carolina will be used in New York World's Fair foundations. Grover Whalen announces purchase of 430 sticks of pine piling up to 80 feet long from Nichols Brothers with shipments from Delaware Maryland and Virginia.
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New York
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
North Carollina
Grover Whalen
The
Fair Corporation
Nichols Brothers
West Street
Manhattan
Norfolk
Frankfort
Preston
Melfa
Cheriton
North Carolina
Evans Taber Miss Maudie Ivane Wed at McCook
Evans Taber announces the marriage of Miss Maudie Ivane daughter of Mrs Erie Evans St Ann to Fred Taber in McCook at 7:45 am on August 19. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple will live on a farm near St Ann and plan a one week honeymoon visiting Steele City and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie Ivane
Erie Evans
St. Ann
Fred Taber
McCook
Chatesay
Kansas
Steele City
Barbara Kiskall
Reverend Filinger Returns to Steele City Parish
Rev J E Filinger his wife and son John return to Steele City after a profitable Estes Park vacation. The Presbyterian church will push forward its work with full cooperation of a welcoming membership. Filinger will be in the pulpit next Sunday August 29 and looks forward to meeting congregants at the morning service.
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J. E. Filinger
John
Steele City
Estes Park
Ther
Filinger
Lodge To Resume Weekly Meetings In September
The K P Lodge will resume its regular weekly meetings here after the summer months starting on the first Thursday in September. A covered-dish supper is planned and all members and the public are welcome, with each attendee asked to bring a covered-dish.
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K.P. Lodge
Local Market Ad and Nearby Visitor Notes
For sale: onions peppers potatoes watermelon cantaloupe apples squash tomatoes cucumbers cabbage grapes peaches all vegetables priced at 1.0 per bio. See George Bax Adv. Del. Greenwood and wife of Washington Kansas came Tuesday bringing B A Greenwood home from hospital where he is treated for a foot ailment and may walk in a week. Kenton Hicks arrived last week from Hiawatha Kansas visiting relatives. H Ary Wehling and family of Anamosa Iowa visited relatives here last week.
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George
Bax
del. Greenwood
Washington, Kans
B.A. Greenwood
Kenton Hicks
Hiawatha, Kans
B. Barlo
Hoppengarner
Washington
M. EF
Herman Allerheilegan
Manhattan
Chester Manley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chas. Justis
Evelyn Nance
Billie
Stillwater
Oklo
Fragmented OCR Legal Notice About Inheritance
A damaged OCR fragment references estate matters and probate actions in Nebraska. It mentions a count, the state, heirs, and age-related terms but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions. The readable text provides little verifiable detail beyond generic probate context.
Kenning Family Hosts Birthday Party at Rock Creek
About one hundred relatives and friends gathered Sunday to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Kenning birthdays at the Kenning home. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served as games and music added zest to the gathering. Various locals and neighbors visited, while others attended church events in Endicott.
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Carte ‘Y Henning
Jere
Bard City
Kansas
Parbury
Oor
Pal Compton
D. He Malady
Fred Kenning
Pete Eden
Marvin
Sterling
Jake Wirthele
Burr
Janssen
Steele City Schools Open Monday With Full Teacher Cadre
Steele City public schools will open Monday August 30 with a full corps of teachers led by Superintendent Chas C Clark. High school students may register for three courses including a new commercial track alongside college preparatory and normal training. New equipment adds five typewriters and textbooks for typists, physics, history, geometry and Latin texts.
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Steele City
Chas. C. Clark
Schoo
Board of Education
Ladies Aid Meeting and Community News Update
The Ladies Aid will meet in the church basement at 2330 o clock on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs A b Outhier will lead devotionals and Mrs bert Steenwood will present a school days program in costumes. Also noted are visits: Earl Dean and family in Kingsburg California, Barbara Jane Sukett born July 11, and travels of Howard Leems, Clara Deems, Calvin Whitney, Harold Whitney, Ed Wright, and Robert Starr with their families in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Ladies’ Aid
A. B. Outhier
Bert ¢ Steenwood
Frank
Earl Dean
Kingsburg
Calif
Nods
Dick Silkett Hones
Barbara Jane Sukett
Mowrey Family Trip Recalled from West to Northwest
Mrs Rena Mowrey and her son Harry along with wife and daughter Patsy visited Agnes Sheets and family in Alhambra California and Edith Scruby and brother Al Patterson in Nampa Idaho and sister Mrs Frank Wharton in Belding Montana over three weeks returning home Friday. Mrs Mowrey's sister Mrs Bell Bixby of Geneva accompanied them on the trip. Wealthy Bow to Wealthy Babcock visit Steele City on Friday to see nephew G Lewis and family.
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Rena. Mowrey
Harry Mowrey
Patsy
Agnes Sheets
Alhambra
Calif
Edith Scruby
al Patterson
Nampa
Idaho
Frank. Wharton
Belding
Mont
Mrs Chas Donegan Visits Greenleaf Family
Mrs Chas Donegan of Green Leaf Kansas arrived Sunday as a guest in the home of her father Chas Silkett. Mrs Anna Fanders and Sea bolt Senior of Fairbury were callers at the Oake Franzen home Monday.
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Chas, Donegan
Greenleaf, Kans
Chas. Silkett
Anna Fanders
Seabolt
Fairbury
Oake. Franzen
Adee Family Hosts Birthday Dinner Guests
H H Adee and wife hosted friends and relatives including Clyde Shanek and family for a Sunday birthday celebration at the Louw Shanek home. Guests included C Adee and wife with two daughters, and J Adee with wife daughter and son from Imperial, gathered for the occasion.
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Adee
Clyde Shanek
Louw
C.’Adee
Randolph
J. Adee
Impérial
H. H. Adee
Weekend Visitors and Local Illness Reported in Odell Region
Multiple social visits are noted in Odell area households with relatives from Steele City Drakeville Endicott Washington and Cedar Rapids. Illness affects Ralph Lichtenberger of Odell General Hospital and local residents receive care or hospitality from Kinship and church networks.
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Ralph
Mrs
Howard Lichtenberger
Odell General Hospital
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Harry Mahiman
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Market Report
Erie
Leghorn
W.C.T. U
American Boy
George Patterson
Lincoln
Ted Metcalfe
Omaha
Verne ‘Jaylor
North Flatré
American Legion
Scottsbiue
Lester Hardesty
Kansas City
Belie’ Drake and Daughter
Leis
Beatrice
Mary ‘Drake and Daughter
Thomasweilel
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Lartate Kiskale
Silkett
Forrand Island
Business College
Harold Staley
Donna Rae
Harry Meard
Fred Wehling
iNingman, ‘Kans
Fred Scheele
Harley Thrapp
Newt Irisha
Nice “Joy
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Nuckolls Mortuary
Richardsons
Presbyterian Church
H. Ary Wehling
Anamasa
Arogan & Spottery Attee
Say, ‘Estate
Breaska
Rall
Rocky Hollow
Henry Meyers
J.H. Malady
Rosella Martel
Pyleo, Kans
Wilma Kinley
Marjorie Compton
Malady
Rock Creek
Wm. Swohn
Lee
John, Friese
Mrs. Sherburn
Gladstone
Joyce Swohn
Bonham Theatre
Sun-Yon-Tues
Joe Penner
Mitton
Kerle Parkyakarkus
Harriet Hillard
Thelma Leeds
Universal News
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Doris Nolan
John Boles
Walter Connelly
Lionel Leander
Irene Hervey
League of Frightened Men
Plus News
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Ann Sothern Super Smeth
Kermit Maynard
Valley of Terror News
Chas. C.clark
W.V. Bughee
LaVerne Johnson
Newman Grove
Gladys Roh
Frances Patterson
Reynolds
Lorraine’ McKenzie
Fremont
Mary Anderson
Howard Leems
Clara Deems
Deems
Wealthy Babcock
Kila Keer Babcock
Clyde
Kans
Robert Starr
McPherson
Calvin T. Whitney and Son
Harold
Ed Wright
Hollenberg Items
Bliss
Japan
Mac’s Cash Grocery
Pinnacle
Lieselers Howell Lumber Coq
Steele City News
Emilie Berestaes
Seatta i Teerk
Pat] Oy Good
Fred Shields
Harrington
N. Kiskalt
Mrs. M. Bughee
Frank Wilson
Arkansas
Huntsville
Chas
Weber
Pauline
Anna
Lester Cassell
Drakeville
Lottie Lepage
Corbin Thrasher
Misnie Asehe
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Anya Weber
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