Local Notices and Visits Highlight Community News
Fresh produce and insurance ads open the piece, followed by a parade of visits from Cherokee, Aurelia, Sioux City, and Denison residents. The Girl Scouts announce a Friday April 18 home talent play Wild Oats Boy at the Community Theatre. An obituary notes Jack Siglin of Aurelia, once partner to Byron Reed in Aurelia’s first livery, later a dray operator here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Siglin
Aurelia
Alta
Mr. Siglin
Nels Siglin
Byron Reed
Dorothy Scott Visits Cherokee Relatives Saturday
Miss Dorothy Scott visited relatives and friends in Cherokee Saturday. Jim Delaney from Marcus spent Wednesday at the home of Jack Thomson. Leonard Jackson and family moved into the Jim Booth residence. Jim Booth and family moved from Aurelia into the Earl Knight farm house north of Aurelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Scott
Cherokee
Jim Delaney
Marcus
Jack Thomson
Leonard Jackson
Jim Booth
Aurelia
Earl Knight
Local garden supplies and visiting notes fill the week
The community lists onion sets and seeds now in stock at The Home Grocery with bulk pricing at Mummert Hardware Co. Residents and visitors from Sioux City, Omaha, Wayne, Denison, Ames, Rockwell City and Slayton are noted at homes across Aurelia and surrounding towns. The Aurelia fire brigade fights a brood-house blaze near Mt Olive and bridge players clinch a third straight win over Storm Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Storm Lake
W. Moulton
P. Nelson
W. H. Bischel
J. M. Whitney
Roy Matzdorff
R. B. Harrison
Sig Matzdorff
H. H. Deyloff
Change in Sentinel layout adds more news in same space
The Sentinel explains a new solid type setting to fit one fourth more news without increasing sheet size. The change allows more advertising and retains the same total news matter by eliminating space between lines.
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The
Sentinel
Pratt and companions travel to Sioux City this Thursday
Mr and Mrs F E Pratt made a business trip to Sioux City this Thursday morning. R S Whitney and George Clover attended Masonic lodge at Peterson Wednesday evening. Mrs Grace Meier spent Easter with her daughter Kathryn and son Arthur in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Helmer Paulson from Nemaha were Sunday callers at the home of Mrs Gena Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Clayton Mitchell
Sioux City
M. Hines
Percy Clover
Moug
Shenandoah
Margaret Dugan
Omaha
Warnsetay
Orlo Shank
Esther Nelson
Ames
Chas. Nelson
Niels P. Petersen
Mrs. Petersen
Nancy Eggleston
Onawa
Wayne Leonard
of Denison
Frank , Jordan and Son
Slayton
Minnesota
Gretchen Thomson
Mildred Thomson
Gretchen
Ruthven Bank
Ray Hines
Alfred Stieneke
Ray
Stieneke
Dorothy
Fae Mitchell
R. H. Maltby
Miles
Fern Beeghley
A. J. Maltby
F. E. Pratt
R. S. Whitney
George Clover
Peterson
Grace Meier
Kathryn
Arthur
Des Moines
Helmer Paulson
Nemaha
Gena Paulson
George Parrott
Dean
Fern
American Institute of Business School
Fred Wieland
Lucille
Arleen Meyers
Cherokee to Get Airport with a $4,000 Hangar
Local notes report Cherokee plans an airport with a four thousand dollar hangar. Several residents are listed in Sunday and Monday visits and moves, including Elvin Bjorklund and Eloise Nelson from Arlington, and Florence DeVries from Hinsdale visiting the East home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Nelson
Elvin Bjorklund
Arlington
South Dakota
Nelson
Cherokee
Cherokee Wins County Oratorical Cup In Competition
H H Lockin underwent tonsil removal at Methodist hospital in Sioux City last week and remained longer due to infection Archie Nelson of Cherokee brought him home Wednesday The Sentinel later noted Cherokee won the county contest taking first in oratorical and humorous classes Cleghorn won dramatic class Doris Stiencke Aurelia placed second in dramatic and Opal Kaskey Aurelia second in humorous class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Sioux Rapids
W. H. Bischel
W. Moulton
Roy Matzdorff
C. H. Kaskey
H. H. Devloff
J M Whitney
L P. Nelson
R B. Harrison
L. E. Christensen
Sig Matzdorff
H. H. Lockin
Methodist Hospital
Sioux City
Archie Nelson
Sentinel “News Hound
Cherokee
Cleghorn
Doris Stiencke
Opal Kaskey
Typical March Weather Update Highlights Regional Trends
A Midwestern region reports variable March conditions with sun breaks and showers. Forecasters note fluctuating temperatures around seasonal norms and urge cautious planning for early spring activities.
For Sale and Rent Classified Items
For Sale Good work horse Swan Nelson Alta phone 5F210. For Sale Used enabel range Mummert Hardware Co. For Rent Garage Mrs A J Whinnery. For Sale Two used two row cultivators two used discs 9 and 10 foot two used gang plows all in good shape Kroll Impt Co. For Sale Strawberry plants Dunlaps Blakemore Red Gold T5c and 1.00 Mastodon 1.25 per 100 All kinds of vegetable plants Kolbs Garden Storm Lake 3-4 Seed Corn For Sale Lakeside Yellow Dent The kind that matures medium early and yields high John T Edson Lakeside Farm Storm Lake Iowa 2-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroll Impt. Co
Kolb
Storm Lake
Lakeside Yellow
John T. Edson
Lakeside Farm
Iowa
Weather shifts from sleet to snow then rain
An April spell brought sleet and about four inches of snow last Friday. Warmer air melted it by Monday followed by a heavy two to three inch rain late Monday into Tuesday. Moisture was welcomed in the area. See Mathias Hansen for papering and painting. prices reasonable. work guaranteed. telephone 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Community Socials and Hostess Gatherings Across Aurelia Area
Mrs Ervil Rapp hosts embroidery club at Ed Rice home Friday afternoon with lunch. Cherokee county Rebekah vice presidents hostesses at Mrs Tutt home Monday. plans made for Sioux Convention in Aurelia June 20. Out of town guests include Miss Verna Jarr and others from Washta Cherokee Quimby Cleghorn. Dinners and farewell for Anne DeVries at Lamm home. 70th birthday for Mrs Boighley with family visits and lunch. A E club members celebrate Mrs Wm Otto birthday. Sunday relatives visit and play 500. Pythian Sisters card party at K of P hall with 8 tables of 500 and bridge. high and low scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervil Rapp
Ed Rice
Dolva Fassler
Ethel Tutt
Mabel Johnson
Cherokee County
Rebekah
Tutt
Aurelia
Verna Jarr
Washta
Buoneta Walker
Emma Miller
Wm. Drummond
Cherokee
Stevenson
Quimby
Rudd
Cleghorn
A. E. Club
Wm. Otto
K. of Phal
Art Krout
Roy Whitney
Eric Johnson
A. V. Fierk
Birthday Celebrations and Card Party Highlights
Readable notes describe a card party with 500 games where Mrs John Grashoff and Marvin Hintz posted high scores while Mrs Hintz and Vernon Matzdorff had low scores. Lunch followed play and guests celebrated Mr and Mrs Albert Grashoff's eleventh wedding anniversary and Laurine Grashoff's third birthday. Neiahbars and friends gathered at Will Ottos for Mrs Ottos birthday with 500 games and winners Mrs John Carlson and Mrs George Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grashoff
Laurine Grashoff
John Grashoff
Marvin Hintz
Hintz
Vernon Matzdorff
Neiahbars
Will Otto
Play cast hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Glawer
The guests received refreshments at the close of evening and a gift as a memento. Mrs Glawer and Mr Glawer entertained the cast of the play Last Date of School last Wednesday evening and served lunch after games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Glawer
Rhine region trees glow to warn drivers at night
German officials apply phosphorescent paint to tree trunks along roadways to warn autoists at night. The glowing bands aim to reduce accidents and injuries on tree lined routes by increasing early visibility for drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
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Dolores del Rio
Gene Raymond
Raul Roubenr
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Maste By
Vincent Youmans
RKO Radio Picture
Lones
Edweard Elesen
Gro Kahn
Thornton Freeland
Merian C. Cooper
Louis Brock
Cecil B. DeMille
Mrs. BE
H. Sherkenback
Baby
D. P. Mahoney and Son of
Mary Sage
Chicago
O. C. Waddell
Mrs. Byron Sweet
Thornton
Mr. Sweet
Mrs. N. Sweet
Einer Petersen
Semesan Jr
John Carlson
Lois Vaughn
David Danielson
Florence DeVries
Denison
O. B. East
Frank Faber
Arnold
Sunda Vellars x LeMars
F. Toma
Tateck
Carl Nelson
Fort Madison
O. G. Sage
Minnie
Esterville
Sore
C. C. Wadell
Orpha Cheney
Fort Dodge
Edna Gray
W. A. Lewis
Hillside Motor Co
Mummert Hardware Co
Alwa
Drugs S In Charge
Perry & McDeid
Lamerne
Henry Bryson
Carl A. Larson
Lillian Shubert
Mrs. Moulton
E. L. Rapp
Maurice Fouts
le Mars
Bertha Hunter
Wayne, Nebraska
B. L. Troup
Lloyd Scheerer
Mr. Scheerer
Mrs. Scheerer
Rockwell City
Marshall Mattison
Loren Johnson
C. GC
Marshall
Lehigh Town
Jack
Loren
Sheridan, Ark
Farm Bureau of
Pitcher Township
Walter Peterson
Guarantee Oil Co
Leonard
the Sentinel
Mt. Olive
Oscar Gustafson
Hinsdale
Ilinois
T. J. Griffith
Greeley
Colorado
A. J. Roeder
Harry Howell
Mr. Lockin
Zelma Parrott
Roehnke Grocery
Anne DeVries
Guthrie Center
Arie
Iowa Electric Co
Cedar Rapids
Swan Nelson
Farmers National Bank
A. J. Whinnery
L. H. Daniels & Son
Hame
Mummert Howe. Co
George Lamm
Vern Culver
Lamm
Mr. DeVries
Carl Herold
Bertha Demarest
Clayton Holderness
Briardale
P & G Soup
Yeasties
Campbells Tomato Soup
Sargents
Larson’s Store
Aurelia, Iowa
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