08 May 1936
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Newspaper
The Steele City News
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
1
Mrs. Cliff Asche underwent an appendicitis operation at Odell General Hospital on Monday of this week, according to a reposted update from hospital staff.
Sheridan Davie is reported to be seriously ill at his home here. The notice notes his address as No. 33 and provides limited context about his condition.
Mrs. G E Wright dies at 73 after several weeks illness at her Steele City home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Steele City cemetery. Survived by husband G E Wright and brother Victor P Van Scoder of Hanford California. Born Carrie Lovina Van Scoder Wright in New Boston Illinois on April 13 1868. She grew up in Illinois and Iowa and moved to Steele City in 1884. She married G E Wright on August 25 1889.
Small loans available with no down payment and low monthly terms. Pythian Sisters plan Mothers Day observance on Friday May 7 with a program and refreshments. members to bring a mother and daughter. Nebraska AAA payments to Jefferson County totaled 730,429.79 from 1932 to 1935, per Richard L Métcalfe.
The article notes efforts to reorganize the Steele City band as talent grows restless. It questions why Steele City cannot have and sustain a distinctive local band amid rising enthusiasm and competition among experienced players.
Expressing deep gratitude to friends who aided in the bereavement after the passing of Isabell Fahrenwald and G. E. Wright. Wright’s widow Isabell Fahrenwald was a Fairfield visitor on Thursday of this week.
Mrs. C. T. Whitney passed away at her Steele City home near midnight Wednesday. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM in the Presbyterian church. A daughter Mrs. Frank Manley and son Harold Manley of Lincoln visited at her bedside. The list notes other local updates including a death of a child in Daykin and various notices from Steele City Fairbury and nearby towns.
Mother's Day service to begin the day with a Baccalaureate for 1936 graduates in the evening. Missionary society meets Wednesday. funeral for Mrs. G E Wright. Local worship praised for Educa tion theme and choir anthem. Young people hosted visitors from Hebron Alexandria and Fairbury at a Sunday rally with devotions addresses and campfire picnic. Harlan Gehert elected district young people's union president. thanks to committees and community for support. Sunday school and Morning Hour planned. Electric refrigeration maintenance noted by Beatrice Power Co. Rupert Hughes and family move from Diller to Endicott.
Read the advertisement announcing Grahama seed for sale by Ralph Stefford highlighting money saving bargains and available stock.
Miss Reona Bundy of Fairbury is a guest in the home of her sister Nive Harvie Statey.
A cowboy rides to the convention opening in Jinian on June 6 and is slated to coach Philadelphia aboard the barre General Democracy. The full 1355 miler will be completed in time for the war 14 opening.
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