Sioux City Visitors and Easter Homecomings Highlight Local Scene
Paul Stieneke and Louis Hahn visited Sioux City last Friday while Clair Whitney returned from Grinnell for a week long Easter vacation. Reverend Edwin Trigg C W Albright and Maurice Eddy attended a Storm Lake Masonic lodge meeting Tuesday night. A J Maltby and his wife traveled to Marcus Sunday for the funeral of C V Peters. Ernest Bjorklund and wife spent Sunday with their son in law and daughter Wilbert and Mrs George near Cherokee. Mrs Wm E Whitney and two sons from Dysart visited Mildred Whitney at Storm Lake and their mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Trigg
C. W. Albright
Maurice Eddy
Masonic Lodge
Storm Lake
Ernest Bjorklund
Mrs
Wilbert George
Cherokee
Wm. E. Whitney
Dysart
Aurelia
Alta
Ruth Wilson
Washington
Iowa
Edgar Wilson
Edgar Wilson Holl
Gaza
Donald Groff
Guy Robinson
Edgar Johnson
Donald
Good Hope
Kastengren
Walter Mahler
Ella Dreyer
Will Honsbruch
Afton
M. E
Laurine Zwick
Rangers
WOW
Kaskey Bros
Congregational Missionary Society
Mary Hines
Julia Wharton
Jean Trigg
Jesus
Cornelia Renaud
Rev Trigg
Mary Fraser
Mildred Whitney
America
Effie Waddell
Lockin Agency Notes Local Enrollments and Visits
Bob Johnson enrolled in CCC camp and will be located at Lake View. Mrs. Wilbert George and Mrs. Ernest Bjorklund spent Tuesday in the Emil Carlson home. Mrs. Art Christensen and Mrs. Abbie Wall of Alta visited here last Friday afternoon at the O. B. East home. Miss Edna Gray of Marshall Minnesota is spending Easter vacation at the home of her sister Mrs. W. A. Lewis. Gretchen Thomson and Richard Fiebig from Sioux City spent Sunday with Mrs. Mildred Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. William Bates of Milford arrived Wednesday for Easter vacation with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Johnson
CCC
Lake View
Wilbert George
Ernest Bjorklund
Emil Carlson
Art Christensen
Abbie Wall
Alta
O. B. East
Edna Gray
Marshall, Minn
W. A. Lewis
Gretchen Thomson
Richard Fiebig
Sioux City
Mildred Thomson
William Bates
Milford
Isabel Zwick
Ruby Stiencke
Aurelia
Storm Lake
Loma Robinson
Bill Young
Iona Carlson
A. C. GC
Martha Anderson
Wilson Perry
Near Good Hope
McKinley Menefee
John Moding
Afton
Long Beach
California
John Lydell
Hilda
Clarence Moding
Walstrom
Victor Moding
Larrabee
Mathias Hansen
Bowers House
Henry Everhardt
Clifford Meneee
Marlene Menefee
Will Honsbruch
Lelia
Karl Kannenberg
Los Angeles
N. R. Club
George Parrott
Orville Erickson
Homer Robar
Edwin Axelson
Emil Rydstrom
Lewis Aimmons
Runion
Ammons
Herman Nelson
Afton Vicinity Highlights Local Visits and Community Events
Local notes report Art Mongan and Ralph Ruebsam’s business trip to Des Moines last Friday and John Christensen’s return for Easter vacation. Budgets include Womans club and Congregational Ladies Aid meetings, hospital visits, school decisions, and local concerts, with farming and church events and several obituaries and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Mongan
Ralph Ruebsam
Des Moines
Christensen Family Visit to Sioux City
Mr and Mrs L EB Christensen and their daughter Eileen visited Sioux City on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Eb, Christensen
Eileen
Sioux City
Local residents visit and move through Aurelia area farms
Sunday visitors to the Will Meyer home near Peterson include Mr and Mrs George Scott and Mr and Mrs H H Lockin with their son John. Leslie Lewis dug out a fox den on the Harding farm south of Aurelia and captured seven cub foxes. Dyslin family departs for California and the Sturgeon family moves into their vacated farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scott
H. H. Lockin
John
Will Meyer
Peterson
Leslie Lewis
George Harden
Harding Farm
Aurelia
Chester Dyslin
California
Raymond Sturgeon
Dyslins
Classified Ad Rates Boost for First Line at Ten Cents
Advertisement offers 10c per line for first insertion and 6c per line for each additional insertion. Readers urged to place ads using the new rate structure.
Community clubs hold meetings with contests and socials
Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Art Larson's home for a Tuesday gathering with fourteen members and plans for a bake sale on April 15. Various clubs followed with meetings, prize contests, and social lunches, including a Mother’s Day program and bridge and bridal events throughout March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Wharton
L. E. Christiansen
C. Kaskey
Three De Autre Mont brothers hunted after 1923 train robbery
The De Autre Mont brothers led a mail train raid on October 11, 1923 in Qreean. Collier's notes a massive worldwide hunt with highly specific identifiers including teeth, watches, eye-glasses and literary tastes sent to professionals. They were captured in 1927 after a search costing $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Autremont
Qreean
Collier
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Wayne
Ash
W. G. Whitney Elevator
Paul Stieneke
Louis Hahn
Clair Whitney
Grinnell
A. J. Maltby
Marcus
C. V. Peters
Lockin Agency
Armour
SWIFT
Cudahy
Irish Cobblers
U. S
Red River Valley
Hubbard Sunshine Feeds
Hubbard Sunshine
Hubbard
Sunshine
Sentinel
John Christensen
Herman Boehnke
Garner
Adolph Fassler
Womans Club
Richard Glawe
Floyd Glawe
James Curry
Schaller
Bates Hospital
Henry Myers
Mrs. Myers
Aileen
Congregational Ladies Aid
R. Nelson
A. J. Renaud
Walter Anderson
Forney Dukes
Frans. Marcus
Curlew
Fred Wieland
Chas
Nelson
Margaret Spangler
Aurelia School
A. E. Krout
Denison
The
Sentinels
Frank Faber
Arnold
Clark Gable
Carol Lombard
Kenneth Engel
Kingman
Arizona
Rev. Engel
A. E
W. F. Hickey
Hickey Boys
WPA
Vernon Demarest
R. EB. Demarest
Iowa Atate Club
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Vernon
Earl Zwick
Community Theatre
Owa
Shirley Temple
Gail
Patrick Robert Preston
Claudette Colbert
Zaza
Society
Henry F. Buddenhagen
Edward Buddenhagen
Emma Buddenhagen
Helping Hand Circle
Arthur Bruce
Roy Noble
John Eding
Will Groff
L. HK. Christiansen
Hjelmer Carlberg
Herb Grienke
Frank Krapser
Flickinger
Chierokee
Clarence Ing
Krapser
Lois Nelson
Herman Schmidt
Herbert Grienke
Briardale
Omar
Bonora
Fraser
Larson’s Store
Aurelia, Iowa
Northup, King & Co. Sterling
Northup, King & Co
Northrup, King & Co’s
A. Fraser
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