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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1931

Page

3

Meriden Triangular Meet Scoresly Report

Meriden track men defeated Washta and Quimby 58 46 27 in a three way meet on Meriden track Monday afternoon. Other items note Storm Lake residents arriving in Storm Lake to prep for summer Casino Park and tent season, bids awarded for road graveling, and various local notices including bankruptcy at F D White and Son and cattle tuberculosis testing concerns.

Meriden Washta Quimby Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Morris Sigman New York A. L. Albrecht Grant Township Board of Supervisors Albrecht F. D. White Harold McDermott Wm. H. Desse! Post American Legion Legion Marcus Sioux City Temorary Exchange Bank L. F. Parker

Paullina Wins Triangular Track Meet Over Aurelia

Paullina’s strong sprint and field events powered a 63 point victory over Aurelia’s 51 13 and Cleghorn’s 18 2 3 in a triangular meet held Friday. Notable PAU firsts include broad jump javelin shot put and mile relay with key contributions from Anderson Goodmanson Brown and Bates among others.

Paullina Aurelia Clerhorn Campbell Cleghorn Mattice Thompson Bates Stohing Brown Lange Goodrich Goodmanson Erickson Anderson Peterson Will Stieneke Ware Bonsall Cleg

Cherokee Relay Team Captures Drake Relays Title

Cherokee earned first in the two mile relay at the Drake relays in Des Moines with a time of 8 43.5. Construction on a new Masonic temple at Second and Willow is to start this week, with a projected coat between 35000 and 40000 dollars.

W. H. Fishman Des Moines G. B. van Roekel Albert Iowa Cherokee Aurelia Fort Madison Carroll J. W. Gregory Court House Masonic Temple Second Willow Streets

Notice from James McDonald Ophthalmologist in Washta

James McDonald the Washta optometrist states he will be in his office after April 10th and asks callers to phone 80 to arrange an appointment. The notice is dated 4 8.

James McDonald Washta

Gustafson and Anderson Wedding in Cherokee Home

Miss Carol Anderson of Larrabee and Eric Gustafson of Aurelia married at the bride’s parents’ home on Wednesday April 22 at noon. Rev. G A Johnson officiated with a double ring ceremony and music by Mrs. Johnson. The couple now reside on a farm near Aurelia after a wedding dinner for relatives and friends.

Carol Anderson Larrabee Eric Gustafson Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cherokee Gertrude Souci Mrs. Johnson Marie Gusafson Elmer Anderson Aurelia O. A. Roger Ralph Anderson Oscar Peterson

Obituary for Mrs John Madvig Christina Nelson

Christina Nelson born September 21 1860 in Vestra thorsas Sweden came to America 1891 lived in Brooke and Afton townships died April 21 1981 at Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee at age 70 funeral April 24 at Immanuel Elk church Elk Township burial in Immanuel Elk cemetery Survived by husband two sons three daughters and nine grandchildren also sister and five brothers with several relatives and friends.

Christina Nelson Vestra Thorsas Smaland Sweden America Brooke Township Joan Meding Quimby Iowa Afton Township Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee Victor Julius Luarrabee Clarence Theodore Clara Elizabeth Lydell Aurelia Eilen Mathida Wanlscrom Alta Hilda Olga Brenda Swanson Alcester South Dakota J .S .Nelson Delmont August Nelson Sioux City N. M. Nelson Axel Nelson Victor Nelson Larrabve Mading Immanuel Church Elk Township Immanuel Elk Church Nestander Immanuel Elk Cemetery

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss

We thank relatives friends neighbors and the singers for their kindness and the beautiful floral offerings during the sickness and death of our wife and mother Your kindness will always be remembered John Moding Mr and Mrs J Lydell Mr and Mrs W Moding Mr and Mrs E Wahlstrom Hilde and Clarence Moding

John Moding J. Lydell W. Moding E. Wahlstrom Hilde Clarence Moding

Class Exercises Largely Attended 1981 Senior Event

An unusually large crowd attended the Senior Class of 1981 exercises at the school auditorium on Tuesday evening. The program opened with a pantomime The Family Album with Bonnie Keister and Esther Nelson among performers. The event included a Save the Surface skit, a class history by Ralph Thevenin, the class will read by Herbert Peterson, and a class prophecy by Mildred Nelson. Esther Nelson, class president, advised the Juniors and presented the Senior key to Jane Blanch, Junior president, who offered congratulations. The Seniors sang two songs and closed with their class yell.

C. E. Day Bonnie Keister Esther Nelson Ralph Thevenin Father Time Herbert Peterson Mildred Nelson Jane Blanch

Wool Growers Meet to Plan Marketing Pool Discussion

A group of wool growers met at the Farm Bureau office on April 22 with Prof. E L Quaife to discuss the 1981 wool marketing situation and plans for a pool. Over 52 farmers from Cherokee County participated in 1980 pooling, with more than 20 000 pounds of wool consigned and advances paid by local buyers. Cooperation among growers is high though the outcome of the 1931 pool remains to be seen.

Farm Bureau Exchange E. L. Quaife Farm Bureau Cherokee County

Alta News Items Rapids Beauty Shoppe Bees and School News

Miss Ruth Sawyer returns to Alta Beauty Shoppe to resume bee work after a three week absence. Alta high school commercial department students win first prizes at the Storm Lake sectional contest under Miss Nellie Larson. Board votes to discontinue the Alta schools annual May Fete due to cost and time. Highview school head Clifford A. Metcalf reelected for the coming year. Lois Keefer and Eleanor Benson plan to return. John Sins, 17 years local section foreman, is demoted to first man after a yard switch incident prompts an official review.

Alta High School Ufter Nellie Larson Storm Lake L. A. Clark Board of Education of the Alta Schools Clifford A. Metcalf Highview Lois Keefer Eleanor Benson John Sins Alta

Plan to Gravel New Road Soon in Cherokee Times

L L Flint state highway maintenance supervisor says the new primary highway No 5 will be surfaced as soon gravel is available. The grade from North Second Street to Marcus corner remains unsurfaced due to the legislature paving bonds veto. Governor’s veto ends paving prospects for two to three years. several gravel deposits have been assayed but no pit chosen.

Cherokee Times L. L. Flint North Second Street Marcus Corner

Methodist Church Notes with W H Welch as Pastor

Morning Service at 11:00 with Sunday School at 10:00 and special music. Evening Service at 8:00 after Epworth League at 7:00. Sermons titled Building a Character and Praise She hath done what she could. Memorial Association meeting May 4 at Legion Hall to appoint committees for Memorial Day observance. ex-service men and civilians urged to attend. Oscar Sansen, Secretary.

Epworth League Memorial Association Legion Hall Aurelia Oscar Sansen

Aurelia High Base ball Team Wins 5 to 4 over Cherokee

Ten years ago Aurelia defeated Cherokee 5 to 4 in a Saturday baseball game. Herman Bell pitched for Aurelia. Frank Mummert underwent appendicitis surgery in Cherokee. Niels P Petersen bought the D Hawkins building on Main Street and will move in. William Gutford returned from Everett Washington to settle in Aurelia. Twenty years ago Lowell Chase married Joyce Dawson in Cherokee. The Sentinel’s former Garber store room is being divided into hotel rooms. A new generator was installed at the city gas piano.

Aurelia Cherokee Herman Bell Frank Mummert Niels P. Petersen D. Hawkins Main Street Wm. Gutford Everrett Washington Lowell Chase Joyce Dawson Garber The Sentinel

Found Dead in Hotel Room in Alberta

Louis Kluge aged 55 was found dead in his hotel room after being last seen Saturday. The door was locked and the marshal forced entry. Kluge was discovered in bed. He was unmarried.

Alta

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