29 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
The Steele City News
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
1
The McCormick Deering cream separator uses ball bearings to reduce crank effort and keep skim speeds high. It claims easier butter fat extraction and smoother operation with reduced resistance.
The sick list includes Albert Pelser Rose Louise Willie Frase Lois Pelser and Billie Messmer. Frase home hosted Sunday visitors Florence Zeibig Charles and Thomas Fuqua and Keith Pelser. Paul Frase butchered beef and two hogs with Fuqua brothers assistance. Nettie Godden teaches at School District No 23 and grades two to six describe Sand table projects, geography maps, and county exam reports.
Elna Arner hosts a bridge party while Mrs. Bundy tends to ill Mrs. Godden. The Farmers State Bank of Steele City is approved as county funds depository for 1932. Nearby residents are cited with visits, dinners, shipments, and subscriptions. Warnings and miscellaneous notices appear for local needs.
A public figure thanks voters and supporters for past assistance and pledges impartial faithful service if re elected to a second term.
Sunday Evening Program next Sunday will be observed as Young People's Day. The young group presents a themed program The Quest for the Heroic Life with music readings prayers and a candle lighting ritual The Knight of the True Heart is among the features with Marvin Drake Stewart Marhart and Helen Sampson participating.
The Sumélay Sunday school drew unusually fine attendance and morning worship ran about average. The Senior young people were led by Edd Cassell, Intermediates followed their usual program, and the evening included an open discussion on Mark 7:1 13. The Ladies Aid postponed its meeting, the Men’s Club met with forty men present, and upcoming events include a Father and Son reception on February 16. Mrs Forsha mourns the loss of her son, trustees meet next Monday at 7:30, Young People day is next Sunday with full charge by the youth. CE Thresser visited Howell Blair’s home.
Corn shipped to northern districts to feed starving stock after a Jefferson county drive. Fairbury chamber of commerce raised funds in minutes for a carload of corn and the Farmers Union sent a hog car to St Joseph. Also notes musical comedy success at Steele City and Masonic event in Diller with installations. County death of Adolph Riggert’s mother near Horseshoe.
Members of the W C T U will meet Friday February 5 at the home of Mrs E O Cassell. Response to roll call is expected in the form of remarks on Frances Willard.
The Lincoln Star advertises full leased wire AP coverage and International News Service input, with Nebraska correspondents and strong editorial leadership. It touts high quality features, arts, and a family friendly approach, offering annual subscriptions at $4.00 and $2.00 extra for Sunday editions.
F W Lowe transacted business in Lincoln Monday.
Walter James helped Mr. Breazeale chop wood Thursday. Henry Meyers butchered a beef Wednesday. Mr and Mrs H Powell were Thursday visitors at the Meyers home. Ancen Smith sawed wood for Luther Breazeale Friday. John Janssen was employed Wednesday at Mrs Longs home to remodel a windmill Lower. Milo Adams and wife spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Cora Cuthbert. Epic Oaks and wife are spending a few days with their daughter Mrs Henry Meyers. George Messmer is chopping wood for J H Malady. Dr Rice of Odell was called Monday to the Heaston home for a son with whooping cough. The daughter of Mr Well with six children arrived Tuesday from Fort Morgan Colorado.
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