09 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
The Steele City News
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1938
Page
1
Readable fragments describe health effects from gas exposure and reference local names such as Palmers Pharmacy and Cul fornia. The garbled OCR mentions a Frank James Million Miss Hiph and a public health note about safety rates.
Grinding prices offered by Greenwood Oil Co and skate sharpening at Electric Shoe Shop. Local social notes mention church choir member Erdine Haddix and a spring tour, plus comments on shellac insect production and a historical temperance movement.
A Presbyterian congregation highlights the slogan One Church for All, All for One Church to emphasize unity across ministries. Church leaders invite participation from members and nearby communities to foster inclusive worship and outreach.
Sunday services include Sunday School and Church with Rev. John Newton of Fairbury preaching. Congregation, ladies group, and a youth meeting are noted. donations requested at the drug store. croquet court finished in the new recreation hall. NO PAY NO PLAY policy urged.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount ancient worship by Celts and Britons under sacred trees. References to Druids and a mythic white oak resemble European mythography and compare to American species.
The text notes the motto associated with Aberdeen Scotland and the region Aberdeenshire, with the phrase Bon Accord explained as meaning good cheer or good agreement.
Sunday School and evening services at the Endicott Methodist Church with Pastor Charles F. Listher. Local visits include Maude Davis Susan Taylor in Fairbury and Mrs Vern Roberts of Riley. Dr Louise Biesner back from California. Mrs Pearson returned from St Joseph Missouri with her daughters.
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