Aurelia Sentinel Advertisements and Notices 1914
The Aurelia Sentinel lists owner E C Lighter Aurelia Iowa with subscription rates 1.25 outside county and 100 yearly in advance. Advertising costs 5 cents per line for local, 10 cents per inch for display. affidavit of ownership filed April 1 1914. Also notes farmers national bank and E C Lighter as major securities holders and includes a short verse and joke exchange.
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Posta Tice
Aurela
Iowa
Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia
E. C. Lighter
Farmers National Bank
William C. Marah
P. M
Editorial Association Meeting at Manson Postponed
We intended to recount the lively Editorial Association meeting held in Manson last Thursday and Friday but sickness in the office forced us to stay home to ensure papers were published on time.
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Manson
Ed Kolstedt Plans Move to Chicago Aero Firm
From The Advertiser we learn that Ed Kolstedt expects to go to Chicago in the spring to work with an airplane company. He is an expert machinist with unusual skill repairing gas engines and is well suited for this line of work.
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Ed Kolstedt
Chicago
Kolstedt
M. E
Lillie Jensen
Arthur Rydstrom
Alta Geo
Pence
George
Chas. Bassett
Marshalltown
Soldiers Home
Harry Davis
Hotel
Clark
Jens Jensen
Aurelia Schools Adjoin Vacation Week Plans
The Aurelia school system announces a one week vacation period starting Wednesday to allow teachers to attend the teachers convention in Sioux City or visit other schools. Miss Clara Cockin Professor Earl Fraser and Superintendent Reever will attend the convention. Reever will spend the break with his family in Glidden Iowa. Katherine Miller travels to visit Algona schools and Miasea Fae Newcomb Ruth Lindberg and Laura Patty will tour Des Moines schools. Newcomb will also visit friends in Des Moines. Lindberg will visit her sister Mrs Lottie Hoffman in Allert.
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Aurelia
Sioux City
Clara Cockin
Earl Fraser
Reever
Glidden
Iowa
Katherine Miller
Obituary Planned for Next Week and Church Notices
At 2 30 o clock and services at the Brethren church at 3 00 conducted by Rev Harris of the Christian church at Storm Lake burial will be made in Pleasant Hill cemetery A complete obituary will appear next week The Ladies Aid society of the M E church will meet in the social rooms Thursday April 9 All are invited to attend and the men are invited to lunch
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Brethern Church
Harris
Christian Church
Storm Lake
Pleasant Hill
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Diamond M E Church Notes Echo March Faith and Civic Life
Local notes report trips by Geo Anderson Andrew Nordstrom and others to Gaza Cherokee and Ida Grove. Plans for spring fieldwork delayed by rain. church activities urge weekly attendance and giving, with sermons on service to community and spiritual exercise.
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Geo. Anderson
Andrew Nordstrom
Gaza
Marcus
Will Hickey
Chas. Gustafson
Cherokee
I. O. Hall
Ida Grove
Local notes from Hanover and surrounding towns
Miss Frieda Holtz and Miss Louisa Wolters returned from visits in Sioux City and Schaller respectively. Mrs. George Tolzin and son Lloyd, Mrs. Chris Mokros and daughter, and others were in or visiting Sioux City, Storm Lake, Galva, and Ida Grove. A baby girl arrived for Henry Grieme. Henry Winterhof Sr. is sick with pleurisy but improving. various residents were listed as callers and residents around the area.
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Frieda Holtz
Sioux City
Louisa Wolters
Schaller
George Tolzin
Lloyd
Chris Mokros
Delmont
South Dakota
Louis Bruggeman
Fred Wast
Ida Grove
Henry Bumann
Storm Lake
Huseman
Johan Fabr
Henry Grieme
Henry Winterhof Sr
Fred W. Hustedt
Fred Mueller
Fred. Peterson
Galva
Co operative creamery meeting draws many Galva residents
A large turnout attended the Co operative creamery meeting at Galva Monday as many locals are shareholders in the new institution. The 1914 Confirmation class held its proefung at the German Lutheran church on Sunday March 28 and will be confirmed next Sunday. The list includes Bernhardt Grieme and others. The community was shocked by the sudden death of Mrs Katherina Oldenberg from apoplexy Sunday morning. funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon.
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Diamond M. E
Ruskin
Co-operative Creamery
Galva
Clase
Bernhardt Grieme
Richard Kolpin
Henry Husemann
Harry Vollmer
Carl Hinkeldey
William Otto
John Langner
Hedwig Langner
Elisa Suhline
Elda Schmidt
Mathilda Fett
Stella Hustedt
Katherina Oldenberg
Illness and Community News Around Mt Olive Area
Last week illness in the Mt Olive vicinity shows improvement though some remain on the sick list. Morris Pelton has German measles, Francis Shaw recovers from pneumonia, and Mrs Shell suffers a severe thumb laceration. The April Mt Olive Good Hope Men’s Club meets April 7 with Rep Dawson addressing tax questions. Easter services are planned April 12 at 11, and Good Friday services April 10 at 10 30 led by Rev Nordstrom.
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Mt. Olive
Morris Pelton
Francis Shaw
Victor Georke’s
Shell
Men’s Club of the Good Hope
Mt. Olive Church
Dawson
Aurelia
Nordstrom
Honor Roll for Aurelia School Seventh Month 1914
The Aurelia school lists students across grades who were neither absent nor tardy during the seventh month ending April 1 1914. Names appear for High School Grammar Room Intermediate Room and Second Primary including Inez Coombs Herbert Will Harry Crepps Martha Bisehel Byron Sweet Neil Whitney Albert Grashoff Floyd Glawe Glenn Nelson Pearle Wad dell Hazel Lamam Mamie Miller Adelle Witt Claire Stutz Opal Poulson Catherine Stutz Leota Waddell Clifford Simmers George Nelson Helmer Caribarg Clarence Diercke Vernon Butterfield Maurice Eddy Helmer Bauman Stella Wieland Nellie Swanson Lewis Miller Pearl Hines Charles Everett Charles Dyalin Marvel Dystin Weasley Nelson Helen Caribarg Wesley Stutz Margaret Eddy Guy Bell Ellis Lewis Wayne Mahoney Irwin Stutz William Tuttle Lloyd Wilson Elizabeth Hollis Inez Olmstead Clementine Waddell Willie Johns Orville Baltimore Effie Bischel Kermit Bigchel Oren Coombs Lewis Daniela Arie DeVries Aileen Dingman Albert Hira Hansen Hazel Holmes Aerns DeVries Nina
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Aurelia
Inez Coombs
Herbert Will
Harry Crepps
Hazel Lamam
Mamie Miller
Adelle Witt
Claire Stutz
Opal” Poulson
Catherine Stutz
Leota Waddell
Clifford Simmers
George Nelson
Helmer Caribarg
Clarence_ Diercke
Vernon Butterfield
Maurice Eddy
Helmer
Bauman
Stella Wieland
Nellie Swanson
Lewis Miller
Pearl Hines
Charles Everett
Charles Dyalin
Marvel Dystin
Weasley Nelson
Helen Car
Ten Years Ago Ducks and Geese Shot at 16 Mile Ponds
A local reminiscence notes Whitney Chamberlin and Rice bagging seventy eight ducks and three geese at the 16 mile ponds. Geese hunting is said to be high this season. Also covered: visits from Will Stutz and Bert Wilson, college meeting at Morningside, tree cutting on Main Street, deaths in Monono Iowa, school board reelection of Prof Curtis, and a small municipal election with nine eight votes cast.
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Messrs. Whitney
Chamberlin and Rice
N. Siglin
George McAndrew
Monono
Iowa
C. D. Curtis
She Was So Timid Yale Record Quip
A snippet from the Yale Record shows a timid remark about privacy, with a maid instructed to pull down the shades and a note that even the hooks have eyes. The line reflects campus humor and social mores of the period.
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Ninette
Yale Record
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