Vigilance at Twenty Sixth Annual Canners Convention in Chicago
The National Canners Association meeting in Chicago highlighted ongoing quality in canning despite lower production and prices in 1933. Over a third of convention talks were by scientists or government affiliates detailing seed selection, planting, harvesting, and preservation steps. Speakers included W H Harrison, W D Bigelow, E J Cameron, B E Wiegand, J C Walker, A D Radebaugh, D F Sampson, Mil ite BK Kaleem and others.
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National Canners Association
Chicago
United States
W. H. Harrison
Continental Can Company
W. D. Bigelow
E. J. Cameron
H Wiegand
Oregon State Agricultural College
J. C. Walker
University of Wisconsin
A D. Radebaugh
D. F. Sampson
American Can Company
Mil Ite BK
Kaleem
Cook County School of Nareing
Mrs Wilson Reported Sick This Week
Mrs Wilson was reported to have been quite sick Wednesday of this week with illness noted by local observers.
Local ad offers subscriptions and add-ons through 1988
The Lincoln Star advertises a subscription deal valid through September 1 1988 at 61.00 with Ganday for 1.50. It notes Gabecribe director via the News office and specifies the offer applies only in Nebraska and northern Kansas with a 25 cent monthly surcharge elsewhere.
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Ganday
Gabecribe
Nebraska
Kansas
Notice of Jeweler R Grinspan Move to Darlings Cafe
R Grinspan the jeweler with thirty years experience has moved from Plymouth to Darlings Cafe. Bring watches and clocks for repair at low prices. Watches and clocks cleaned from 7i and crystals from 25 cents. All work guaranteed. Also a big watch sale. Perle Juatis and wife returned Saturday from a two week trip appointing agents in western counties for household commodities.
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R. Grinspan
Reliable
Plymouth
Darlings Cafe
Perle Juatis
Local Notes and Visits in Marysville Kansas
A roundup of visits and small notices from Marysville area including Lowell Blair and Chester Pearson in town, Lincoln visitors Mrs W C Palmer ill, Leona Nance and Chas Justis reported sick, and local exchanges about jobs and repairs. Also mentions area residents attending events, sales ads, and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Justis
Hollenberg
Mr. Justis
W.C. Palmer
Presbyterian Church Year Ends With Community Praise
The church reports a fine theme The Forgiveness of Sin and Beautiful Garden of Prayer sung by forty youths. Members discussed programs and elections as officers were named including Duis and Wilcox. The Session met to plan year end ballots and reflect on loyal elders and community support ahead of next Sunday's services.
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Iors
Dorothy
McDonald
Warren Adee
Thomas Woods
Carl Fahrenwald
Ed Cassell
Harlan
LeRoy Ge
Students compete in Steele City contest and music program
Gretchen Hauver Arlene Luhring Viola Belding were among grade students in a school contest taught by Miss Nettie Godden Miss Eilene Green and Miss Logan served as judges with E B Nelson presiding Numbers on program included a song by Miss Helen Wehling a clarinet solo by Maxine Earhart a duet by Harlan and LeRoy Gehrt trombone solo by Dwight Lowe an accordion solo by P A Duis and a pantomime Star Spangled Banner by Lorraine Cassell Myri Cooper Erdine Haddix Elna Arner and Vera Janssen plus band selections The Ladies Aid plans an April Fool party on Tuesday April 4 at 2 30 PM in the church parlors all local ladies invited and asked to bring jokes Refreshments will be served.
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Gretchen Hauver
Nettie Godden
Arlene Luhring
Eilene Green
Viola Belding
Logan
Helen Wehling
Miss Henriksen
Eliot Thomas
E. B. Nelson
Steele City
Maxine Earhart
Harlan
LeRoy Gehrt
Dwight Lowe
P. A. Duis
Lorraine Cassell
Myri Cooper
Erdine Haddix
Elna Arner
Vera
Verna Janssen
Ladies Aid
Birthday visit honors Mrs Will Garrett after church
Twenty nine relatives and friends gathered at Mrs Will Garretts home on Sunday March 26 to celebrate her birthday the previous day. They brought baskets and shared a hearty dinner. In the evening neighbors dropped by to extend wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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Will Garrett
Miss Gladys Packer Weds Mr Bacon in Kansas City
The Bible school chorister and teacher Miss Gladys Packer married Mr Bacon of Kansas City last Sunday. church members extend best wishes. Also note: Western Union Steele City office closures route messages via Jansen Nebraska with collect charges and paid outgoing messages.
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Gladys Packer
Bacon
Kansas City
Christian Church News
Inter- Church Messenger
Western Union
Steele City
L. L. Earhart
Jansen
Nebraska
Jansen Western Union
Mary Rucker Visiting From Marysville This Week
Mary Rucker of Marysville Kansas is visiting this week in the homes of Elizabeth Rucker and Frank Crinklaw.
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Mary Rucker
Marysville
Kansas
Elizabeth Rucker
Frank Crinklaw
Well Attended Local Band Concert Promises More
The group held last Saturday in Improvement Company hall drew strong attendance and public support. Band director F Crinklaw says a larger portion of a new program is arranged for a concert Saturday evening April 5 and credits patrons and contributors for the success. He believes local talent could grow through continued band efforts and regular performances.
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Crinklaw
Funeral services held for Mrs. Frank Fisher
Rev. J. E. Filinger conducted funeral services Tuesday for Mrs. Frank Fisher at the Z C B J hall north of Barneston.
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J. E. Filinger
Frank Fisher
Z.C.B.J. Hall
Barneston
Kensington Women Hold Meeting and Hobby Quiz
The B B Kensington club met with eleven members four visitors and four children present on March 28. Gladys Woods led the session which focused on hobbies with pencil and paper prompts. Members identified each other by hobbies read aloud and the group spent the afternoon doing jigsaw puzzles. Lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Martha Negus on April 11 or a picture.
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B.B. Kensington
Myrtie Messmer
Gladys Woods
Kensington
B. B. Kensington
Martha Negus
Mrs Anna Bunday Dies in Fairbury Community
Mrs Anna Bunday died Thursday March 23 at her brother Arthur Kenning's home in Fairbury. She was sister of Fred George and Emiel Kenning of Steele City. Funeral Sunday March 26 at the Christian church with Rev. R E Deadman officiating. She was cared for by her daughters during illness. widowed two years ago.
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Anna Bunday
Arthur Kenning
Fairbury
Fred
George
Emiel Kenning
Steele City
Christian Church
Rev
R. E. Deadman
Rocky Hollow Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Perry Carrico has been quite sick. Fred Kenning shipped his fat cattle to Kansas City Monday and accompanied the shipment. Wilber Hansen and wife were guests Tuesday at the Walter James home. Mrs. Hansen was.
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Fred Kenning
Kansas City
Wilber Hansen
Walter James
Hansen
Neighbors Welcome Novotnys at Pleasant Farm Gathering
Mr and Mrs Novotny who moved to the Nutter farm were surprised Wednesday evening by neighbors gathering for a friendly welcome. The event featured dancing and visiting as the community welcomed the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter James
M. Williams
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Deli Cox
Lowell Blair
C. C. Andrews
Chester Pearson
Ernest and Line
Lincoln
Leach
W. C. Palmer
Leona Nance
E. J. Wells
R. Arner
Henry Ahrends
John Junker
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Ed Wright
Alfred Drexler
Coons
Wells
Andrews
O. H. Ebeling
Mr. Ebeling
Ralph Arner
Powell
Mr. Blair
Emma Pearson
R.t.garrett
Ruth
W. D. Heady
Joe Davin
Lyle Cassell
Calvin Sampson
Joe Davis
Ray Cassell
Wichita
G. B. Cassell Oil Company
Carl Mitchell
I. N. Morgan
Fay D
Presbyterian Church
Packa
Red River Valley
Clark’s Store
Steele City, Nebr
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H. A. Drake Hardware Co
Steele City, Nebraska
Housewives
Rocky Hollow
Miss Frances James
J. H. Malady
George Banahan
Henry Bunday
Mr. Sharp
Omaha
Charley Kenning
Bird City
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