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The Steele City News

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1929

Page

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Local farmers ship hogs to St Joseph and Surfie markets

The Farmers Union shipped two carloads of hogs to the St Joseph market on Monday and a Sunday shipment from C. C. Andrews went to the Surfie market. John Byron sent two carloads to Kunond City. Carl Schultz and family moved into the former Crinklaw residence as Crinklaw moved to the Gumner property with his family.

St. Joseph C. C. Andrewe John Byron Kunond City Carl Schultz Frank Crinklaw Mr. Crinklaw Crinklaw W. W.gumner

Steele City public schools reopen September 9

School opens Monday September 9 with all faculty positions filled, per Superintendent Chas C Melton who visited Steele City to finalize fall details. Twenty seven teachers listed including Miss Gladys Payne new there is minor staff changes. several staff have served multiple years.

Steele City Public Chas. C. Melton Steele City Gladys Payne Talmage Nebraska Elsie: Barber Eliot Thomas Edith Tripp Eunice’ ‘Towle Esther Gretzinger Freda Kuper Father Gretzinger Elsie Barber

Nebraska state fair grandstand dedicated in grand ceremony

The formally dedicated Nebraska state fair grandstand drew many citizens to view the new structure two evenings before opening. Governor Arthur J. Weaver delivered the dedication address as onlookers praised the vast size and complete design. The brick steel and concrete facility features an arcade below the seats with exhibit spaces and a Chinese garden decorated corridor. The quarter of a million dollar building is built to stay and serve the public.

Arthur J. Weaver Nebraska Board of Agriculture

Presbyterian Church Sunday Service Notes and Youth Activities

The article records attendance below normal at last Sunday's morning service with Lila McDonald's solo shaping a restful, devotional mood. It notes the Primary department picnic, Boy Scouts advancement, camp use gratitude, and students moving on from church youth programs. Nebraska leads in farm crop values per capita.

Lila McDonald A. Fuller Department of the Sunday School Dwight Max Camp Jefferson Mr. Lowe Ford Mr. Drake Nebraska

Endeavor International Christian Sunday Schedule

The notice lists church events with times for Endeavor morning worship at 11 00 a m senior Christian service and evening programs at 7 00 p m including junior and other activities as shown in the fragmented schedule.

Endeavor Inter. Christian Christan

Local Visits and Weekend Activities Across the Countryside

Charley Kenning and wife visit in the region as Ray Fisher of Parsons meets his uncles the Compton boys. Luther Breazele widens the Endicott bridge grade while Adve puts up hay on Walter Nutter ranch. Henry Myers and wife spend Sunday with Fo Oaks folks. Galen Clark works on the road with Walter Nutter. Milo Adame and wife call at Cora Cuthbert home Thursday night. Norman Davis and Sherman buy hogs Thursday. Malady and wife spend Sunday with Henp-Whyers. Eden puts up hay on Bill Cook farm. Charley Comprot finishes a thickening house for Geo Banahan and heads to Hebton to build silver.

Local Notes Highlight Visits and Market Reports

Maude Willey of Fairbury visited family and planned laundry tasks. Geneseo subscriber Jessie G. Andrews joins The Steele City News. FW Lowe and family vacationed in Omaha. Harriette Tarnow and Elsie Franzen visited relatives in Hubbell. The Steele City market listed hens 20 cents, eggs 26 cents, wheat 1.05 dollars, oats 45 cents, hogs 7 to 10.25 dollars. Howard Drake's family traveled to Denver and Morrill for Erma's teaching post.

Jessie G. Andrews Geneseo Ilinois Isa Steele City ‘News

Local Legion Auxiliary Attends State Convention

Mrs Lr Earhart represented the Hastings area at the three day state convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary. Fred Kyle commander of Campbell Cline post and Waynes Coons attended Monday with Joe Davis and wife joining on Tuesday. Thayer County fair dancing girls impressed audiences as V Lowe returned home with a defective eye blamed on over exertion and possible highway debris.

Thayer Countys Lowe Cours

Funeral for Mrs L Green Wood Held at Diller

The funeral of Mrs L Green wood was held at Diller Tuesday afternoon. Relatives who stayed at Bert Greenwood’s home came from Hill City Kansas Brushy Colorado Rush City Minnesota Council Bluffs Iowa Dodge Nebraska Ottawa Kansas and other places for the funeral.

L. Greenwood Diller Bert Greenwood D.C. Greenwood Mary Howard Jessie Thrtypson Hill City Kansas Walter Greenwood Brushy Colorado Cora Friday Rush City Minnesota Joe Greenwood Council Bluffs Iowa Cecil Caulk Dodge Nebraska C. M. Greenwood Ottawa

Beatrice Visitors and Nebraska Social Notes

Beatrice residents Conrad Kiskalt and Edwin Pingel visited Monday. J Wing with wife Nellie Megonigle spent Thursday with relatives in Deshler. Catherine Clapp of Lincoln stayed with her grandmother Mrs. W H Clapp. Howard Deems of Lewiston visited his parents 8S P Deems and wife in Wallace Palmer and wife returned to Hebron Saturday after visiting relatives. Helen Funke and Mrs Heady were Fairbury visitors Wednesday. Exide Batteries and Hygis Motor Offs sold at Fahr enwald Garage. Elizabeth Rucker returned Sunday from a week in Seneca Kansas. Zella Price of Endicott called at Steele City telephone office Monday. Mrs Alfred Drexler returned Sunday after several days with friends. Congressman Sloan will speak Labor Day at 6:00 pm over York KGEO radio. Mrs S P Deems, Mrs Grayce Palmer, Helen Warnke and Albert L Brown visited Lewiston last Thursday. Way Clarke and wife T W Zoellin and wife and Mr Adams and wife from Fairbury enjoyed a Sunday trip to Barneston.

S. P. Deems Grayce Palmer Helen Warnke Albert L. Brown Howard Deims Lewiston Nebraska

Phelps Family Travels to Kansas for Weekend Return

K B Phelps and his daughters Susan and Laura traveled to Phillipsburg Kansas on Friday and returned home Saturday accompanied by Claude Phelps.

K. B. ‘Phelps Susan Laura Phillipsburg Kansas Claude Phelps

Regular Steele City church board meeting set on Monday

The Steele City Presbyterian Board of Trustees will meet Monday evening September 2 at 8 o'clock in the Farmers State Bank. W. C. Palmer serves as Chairman. Visitors Wilbur A Deems and son Russell from Daisytown PA visited with cousins. Emil Seidell and family and Mrs Anna Farnow's daughter arrived as guests. Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph reports a large crew at work on the new toll line Steele City to Marysville.

Steele City Presbyterian Church Farmers State Bank W. C. Palmer Wilbur A.deems and Son Russell Daisytown Pennsylvania Screems Emil Seidell Anna Aden Daugher Farnow E. Tarnow Oake Franzen Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company Steele City asrbury-Maryssville

Local social visits and meals at Harvard area homes

He'en Punke and Mrs Kerst ing were guests at the Heady hotel and cafe in W. C. and wife's absence. Nell Drake and Elsie trangen and Mdela Pingel with Avis and Mrs Grayce Palmer enjoyed a covered dish supper at Mr and Mrs Joe Havahan. Glen Kendall and wife visited Harvard superintendent Mr Kendall's parents Saturday and planned a trip to Gilead to visit relatives before returning to Harvard Nebraska.

Iferyne Kiskall Nell. Drake Elsie Trangen Mdela. Pingel, Ootten Avis Grayce Palmer Joe Ha Vahan Glen Kerdall Harvard Nebraska Wray W. Kendall Gilewd

Presbyterian class social at the Carl McDonald home

Lila McDonald and firma Jake hosted eleven members of the Young Ladies Surday school class of the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening at the Carl McDonald home. Delicious refreshments were served after an enjoyable social entertainment.

Lila McDonald Firma Jake Young Ladies Presbyterian Church Carl McDonald Hore

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