24 May 1929
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Newspaper
The Steele City News
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
1
Genevieve Drake visits sister Erma in Lincoln. Dozens of relatives and friends are listed as visiting or hosting across Deshler Hebron Lincoln Daykin Odell Superior Cozad Fairbury and Steele City with names such as Ruth Garrett Lois, Mrs. Wallace Palmer, F V Lowe and family, Helen Haddix, Mrs. E E Shultz, and J Weber noted among others in a rundown of social calls and weekend visits.
The article outlines Sunday services at First Presbyterian Church including morning worship at 11 and evening service at 8. It notes Dr. Taylor of Omaha returning for an illustrated travel lecture, Memorial Day plans with soldiers and scouts, and congratulations to local graduates. The church aims to serve every community home.
Emilia Shultz arrives in Kurman California to visit her brother Marrian near Fresno. She had a seventeen day hospital stay in Salida Colorado after an incident on a train led to an operation.
H F Matton county attorney of Gage county to deliver memorial address at 2 30 Memorial Day in the community hall Steele City Rev J Filinger of the Steele City Presbyterian church to assist. American Legion boys to lead cemetery services with plans for Hollenberg at 10 30 and Diller at 1 00. Local boy scouts and flower girls also to participate.
Ason born to Mr and Mrs E O Cassell on Wednesday. W C Cox and family arrived Tuesday from venue for a visit with Mrs Coxs relatives. Alfred Drexler and family spent Sunday with the Charley Nohava family. Bertha Wenz closed a year of school with a basket dinner and games. C A Vail of Caldwell Idaho visiting Missouri and staying at J C Wilsons. Lost coat between Steele City and Fairbury with initials C A Vail. Freddie Drexler had tonsils and adenoids removed with Doctor Rice at Beatrice. Chester Scharrmann attended Group One bankers meeting at Fairbury. A T Phelps and wife to celebrate birthdays at E W Kendall home. Doane College President Dean to preach at Steele City Presbyterian church. Mr and Mrs Chester Wilcox hosted guests including Wilcox, Dill, Wing, and Grant Wing from nearby towns.
The funeral for Isaac Thomas Dill will be from A M Wilcox home on Sunday May 26 at 2 p m. The service will be at the graveside in Steele City cemetery. The Steele City News subscription is 1 50 a year. Subscribe now.
J O Swett brings a taken up three colts case asserting ownership and readiness to pay advertising and care expenses to prove title. The notice indicates he may hold the horses and seeks recognition through legal steps.
Graduation exercises Thursday evening at the Community hall honored Steele City high school and eighth grade graduates. Diplomas were presented by Ralph Arner with Rev. slinger delivering the invocation and Mr. K Oberlie delivering the address. Genevieve Drake received the scholarship and Frances Crinklaw gave a poem. Members named include Virgil Bugbee Margaret Gretzinger Lyle Cassell Kenton Hicks Floyd Goldsberry John Derrick Well Andrews Lucille Heady Dorothy Lampe Genevieve Drake Virginia Hardesty Leona Staley Louis Asche Fisher Helen Gregory and others listed for eighth grade diplomas.
Steele City Camp M W A passes resolutions mourning neighbor C I Clark a faithful member and upright citizen. The committee extends sympathy to the bereaved family and orders a copy to be sent to them published in the Steele City News and filed in camp archives.
W Kasparek with wife and daughters drove to Lincoln last Saturday. Mrs Mildred returned with them to spend the weekend. Absent or unclear details about hats or other notes.
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