Miss Helen Gregory Weds Walter J Williams In Steele City
The wedding was held Thursday evening at the bridegroom’s parents home in Steele City. Rev Filinger officiated. The bride wore white mousseline de soie with rhinestone headband and carried roses and lilies of the valley. Bridesmaid Norma Wilson wore powder blue crepe with yellow roses. Best man was William Rehig. Out of town guests included the Wilcoxes, Wayne residents, and Lena Lill of Milford. The bride, a Lincoln School of Commerce graduate, worked at Western Electric in Lincoln. the groom, a Montana State College and University of Nebraska graduate, will join the government at Fort Peck Montana after a year with Roberts Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gregory
Walter J. Williams
W.J. Williams
Filinger
Presbyterian Church
Steele City
Norma Wilson
William Rehig
Arlene Wilcox
Chester Wilcox
Bobby
Arlene
Paul Wilcox
Paul Junior
Constance Irene
Wayne
Kansas
Lena Lill
Milford
Ray Johnson
Colon
Lincoln School of Commerce
Western Electric Supply Co
Lincoln
Williams
Montana State College
University of Nebraska
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Tau Beta Pi
Pai Kappa Phi
Pi Mu Epsilon
Roberts Dairy
Fort Peck
Montana
Lincoln Journal
Missionary Society Elects Officers For Next Year
The Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. E. Filinger's home with Mrs. Filinger hosting and Mrs. W. L. Woods assisting. Officers for the coming year were elected: president Mrs. Allen T. Phelps, vice president Mrs. Il Drake, secretary Mrs. Ray Cassell, treasurer Mrs. G. B. Cassell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
J. E. Filinger
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Leaves About Steele City
Steele City residents host relatives from Fairbury Hebron Belvidere and Lincoln. Visitors include Euniece Garber Gayle Garber Rothmeyer of Alexandria and Harold Staley and family. Local officials warn chickens be kept in enclosures as Steele City plans a baseball meeting at Mac’s Gash Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euniece
Gayle Garber
Rothmeyer
Alexandria
Bertha Garber
Steele City
Mac
Gash Grocery
Legion Auxiliary elects Jefferson county chair in Fairbury
In Fairbury Tuesday the Legion Auxiliary met and elected Mrs H Manning as Jefferson county chairman. May Hiatt of Diller won the presidency of the eleventh district. Guests at the M C Sampson home Sunday included R H Kerr and wife from Mahaska Harold Carsten and wife from Fairbury Calvin Sampson of Fort Robin Son Luther Sampson of Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Sampson
R.H. Kerr
Mahaska
Harold Carsten
Fairbury
Calvin Sampson
Fort Robinson
Luther Sampson
Tecumseh
H. Manning
Jefferson County
Legion Auxiliary
May Hiatt
Diller
Presbyterian Church Calls Congregation to Attend Next Sunday
The article urges heed to the church bell as a call to God and church service for the coming Sunday. It notes the Lenten service last week and invites members to miss no more Sundays before Easter. The Ladies Aid elected officers, the Walter J Williams and Helen M Gregory marriage was solemnized in Lincoln, and the Men's Club Father and Son banquet is set for March 22 with tickets available from organizers.
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House of God
Aid
Reguag
W.C. Palmer
Virgil Bugbee
P. A. Duis
Hollenberg Notes Local Doings and Visits
Oris Sutton installed electric light in the M E church last week. Church ladies added new carpets and window shades. Steel City visitors Jack and Gene Cassell stayed with grandparents E W Talleott. Ruth Martin, 20, died in Beatrice after two days illness. funeral at Beatrice Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oris Sutton
M. E
W C T U Institute Noted At Home of Mrs Phelps
A W C T U institute led by Mrs Albert Hance was held Friday at Mrs Allen T Phelps home with eighteen departments reviewed and World Prayer Day observed. About forty relatives and friends attended Mildred Kenning's birthday meal March 2. Elmer Baird and family visited Haddix home en route to Decatur Nebraska after staying in Kansas City.
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W.C.T.U. Institute
Albert Hance
Allen T. Phelps
Fred Kenning
Mildred Kenning
Elmer Baird
Joy
Local Social News and Family Visits
W M Bennett wife and daughter and Ed Kelley visited Sunday at J A Rogers home. Cap Fairchild is ill with small pox. Porter Price wife and children were dinner guests Sunday at Howard Falkner home. Russell Shoebotham and family of Reynolds spent Sunday at Newt Fisher home. C P Vaughn and wife were dinner guests Sunday in the home of Mrs Levi Vaughn. Mr Bakewell is quite ill this week. Mrs Paul Compton visited Tuesday at Mrs Lyle Bennett’s. Mrs Beery and children moved to Edgar Tuesday. Ray Thomas visited her mother Mrs Stolting Tuesday afternoon. Lawrence Niamans and wife moved last week to John Kelley place. Chas MeeNight moved to Breazeale house last week. Mrs H P Jones returned home last week from Illinois. Mrs Porter Price and Bobbie spent Monday at Gus Emery Joe Cush and wife and Mr and Mrs Emery spent Sunday evening at Ralph Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Gene Cassell
Steele City
E. W. Talleott
Paul Nutsch
Dore Hall
Near Washington
Nina Oswald
J. Skeen
Wiley
Lucile Taylor
George
Neuman
Washington
R. A. Hyland
Lincoln
Cap Fairchild
Porter Price
Howard Falkner
Russell Shoebotham
Reynolds
Newt Fisher
Levi Vaughn
Bakewell
Paul Compton
Lyle Bennett
Beery
Edgar
Ray Thomas
Stolting
Lawrence Niamans
John Kelley
Chas. MeeNight
Breazeale House
H.P. Jones
Ilinois
Bobbie
Emery
Joe Cush
Mrs. Emery
Ralph Bennett
Rocky Hollow Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Janssen and Elmer and Mrs J H Malady visited Odell Monday afternoon. Melvin Breazeale moved north of Fairbury to work for Mr Richardson. Henry Meyers and wife moved to a farm south of Endicott. The Janssen family visited Fred Kenning. Elmer Janssen trapped a coyote Tuesday night. J H Malady and wife visited Mrs Janssen Sunday. Rudy Novatny, a breath relief worker, stayed at the Will Deboers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Janssen
J. H. Malady
Lost dog notice and local service ads in Steele City
Lost: small female dog with light brown curls and a dark lower face. Reward offered for recovery. Contacts: Robert Haddix, M. D. Sampson & Richardson Co. Funeral and Ambulance service Steele City phone 52, Fairbury 114. Also mentions visitors in Beatrice and Deshler and ambulance service contact in Fairbury 303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haddix
M. D. Sampson & Richardson Co
Steele City
Fairbury
Ady
Woman's Club Meeting Planned With Mrs Peterson
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. fh. P. Peterson on Thursday March 21. Miss Dorothy Shepherd hosted pupils at a party Friday evening with ice cream and cake refreshments. Mr. Donald Winner attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Fh. P. Peterson
Dorothy Shepherd
Donald Winner
News Office Equipped for Printing Needs
The local news office states it is fully equipped to handle all printing requirements. It highlights readiness to serve with sufficient tooling and staff.
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the Country Newspaper
Bliss
Prunes
Mac’s Cash
Rite
Ferry
Hughes’ Cash Grocery
Nebraska
Netiamer
Smith
P. D. Earhart
Steele City, Nebraska
Gregory-Williams
Missionary Society
PRS
St Kahon
Brinkley Hospital
Verbel J. Devine Lie
Kanaan
John Gedden
Steele City News
Misa Maud Winlley
Harold Staley
Wallace Palmer
He‘bron
Harold Martin
Fort Riley, Kansas
John Godden
E. J. Wells
W. Q. Bundy
N.M. Forsha
Noah Handley
Lowell Blair
Darwin Dale
Mrs
Grant Blair
Powell
Lewis Whittaker
Belvidere
Ketty Jane Earhart
Hebron
A. H. Manning
Richard Fitzgerald
Medical
Omaha
Improvement Co. Hall
Pharaby
Boileau
Lorraine Cassell
Erdine Haddix
Beatrice Woman's Organization
Helen
M. Gregory
Hollenberg Items
Adolph Mahitman
Hastings
Henry Mahiman
Harry
Mahiman
Martin Justis
McCook
Fred
Frank Martin
Will Wilson
Ruth Martin
Mat Martin
Beatrice Hospital
Christian Church
Beatrice
Beatrice Cemetery
Market Report
A. J. Brabee
Tobias and
Leon Haddix
Western
H.W. Haddix
W.M. Bennett
Ed Kelley
Rocky Hollow
the Steel Highways
Union Pacific
Atlas Forge
Grohoma
Kentucky
H. A. Drake Hardware Go
S. P. Deems
Bri
Cassell
Linn Kuper
Pawnee City
Bud Lottman
May Lowe
Deshler
Saipply Mortuary
Woman’s Club
Chas. Osborn
Louree
Mea
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