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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1929

Page

3

Happenings in Nearby Towns Reported Deaths and Events

John Newland owner of the Sutherland telephone exchange died after a ladder break caused a fatal fall. Peterson Patriot reports Ross Darling ton a Royal barber died east of Royal in a car crash. Norma Ripke 10 was killed by lightning near Storm Lake. Sioux Rapids fire damaged Hanford Produce with about 5000 in losses. H B Mickle from Nebraska bought Wallbrandt studio in Storm Lake. Nellie Zabel Willhite forced to land near Storm Lake due to storm. Storm Lake plant reports 10 000 to 12 000 cases of beans packed this year with 60 70 workers.

John Newland Sutherland Telephone Exchange Peterson Ross Darlington Royal Batchelor Auto Company Storm Lake Register Norma Ripke William Ripke Ripke Grant Township Storm Lake Sioux Rapids Hanford Produce Company Storm Lakes Register H. B. Mickle Nebraska Wallbrandt Gertrude Wallbrandt Mickle Omaha Nellie Zabel Willhite Aviatrix Sioux Falls S. D Des Moines Iowa Canning Company Bert Marchant

St Pauls Lutheran Church to Hold English Service

Rev O Braunschwig conducts the morning 9 o clock service in the American language at St Pauls Lutheran Church Pastor E F Webking presiding C H Kannenberg buys a motor truck and enters general trucking business this week

O. Braunschwig C. H. Kannenberg

Cherokee Times Searches For Floyd Dailey

Floyd Dailey 35 son of Mr and Mrs W C Dailey disappeared Thursday afternoon. He left to collect bills without hat or coat and did not return. Officials broadcast his car license and Omaha radio alerts aided the search. Relatives traveled to meet him in Detroit after a note to his parents said he had come to his senses.

Cherokee Times Floyd Dailey W. C. Dailey Ll Health Dailey Bulls Standard Oil Company Omaha Neb Yankton S. C Floyd Detroit

County Seat News Highlights Local Moves and Local Bond

Mr and Mrs G A Ellis and young daughter depart for a two week auto trip to McGregor Iowa The Dells Wisconsin via northern Minnesota and Port Arthur Canada. Mrs Fred Melter arrives in Cherokee to make the town their future home. Cherokee county leads the 11th district in American Legion membership with 109 percent and Cherokee town ranks third in statewide J R Murphy membership trophy race. A carnival raid at Roosevelt and Willow yields one arrest one gambling wheel seized and several wheels closed. The arrestee posted 40 bond and did not appear as scheduled. Kleo Gildner leaves Cherokee to manage a Rockford Illinois store with Milo Sauer appointed as successor here. Bargains at The Model include dress shirts underwear shoes and work clothing.

G. A. Ellis McGregor Iowa Dells Wis Minnesota Port Arthur Canada Fred Melter Riverside Calif Cherokee Cherokee County The American Legion Randall Jacobs Cherokee Town J. R. Murphy Roosevelt and Willow Lanwin Langwin Kleo Gildner Gildner Bros Rockford Ill Mr. Gildner Milo Sauer

Pritchard Will Reveals $450000 In Bequests In Cherokee Times

Flora I. Pritchard's probate filing lists $450000 in cash bequests to sixteen beneficiaries led by Dr. C H Johnson with $100000 and the Sioux Valley hospital association with $10000. The $300000 Pritchard Educational Fund is a major allocation, while household goods go to Dr. and Mrs. Johnson.

Cherokee Times Flora I. Pritchard C. H. Johnson Sioux Valley Hospital Association Clara Johnson Pritchard New Cherokee Iowa

Iowa Farmers Eye Summer Seeding of Legumes

Rain in Iowa boosts summer seeding of alfalfa and clover. Experiment Station experts advise planting soon after small grains are off ground to build strong root systems before cold weather. Seedbed prep favors thorough disking though plowing remains best for heavy soils.

Iowa Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station

Balance Sheet Shows Iowa Farm Conditions Improving

Iowa farms added 97.5 million to wealth from 1927 to 1928, driven by crops sold off farms and livestock value gains. Total live stock and products valued at 516.0 million, with large deductions for cattle bought and feeds purchased, while overall profits net of costs remain uncalculated.

Towa Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau Towa Department of Agriculture M. G. Thornburg United States Department of Agriculture Thornburg

Atwater Kent Dealer Attends YSERA Kent Conference

Kaskey of Atwater Kent, Atwater Kent dealer in Atwater, attended a dealer meeting in Sioux City with about one hundred dealers. A radio exhibition showcased Screen Grid models and new cabinets. A new Philadelphia plant expansion was noted with plans to produce larger sets in 1929.

C. OH. Kaskey Atwater Kent A.A. Sehnemderhahn Company Sioux City Des Moines Atwater Kent Radio Sioux Ccty Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company Philadelphia Buth A. A. Schneiderhahn Company A. A. Sehnemertiann A. A. Sehneiderhahn Company Kaskey

Annual Fall Picnic Planned by Aurelia Legion

The Aurelia Legion committee votes a two day annual fall picnic to be held Wednesday and Thursday August 28 and 29. The exact program is not yet decided but will resemble previous years with further planning set for the committee meeting later this week.

Committee of the Legion Aurelia Legion Committee

Cleaning Lace With Gasoline A Home Method

A Iowa State College Home Economics Division notice advises using high test gasoline in a fruit jar to clean lace, shaking until clean, then rinsing and pinning the lace to dry. For very dirty lace a touch of dry cleaner may be added, obtainable from a druggist.

Iowa State College

Nine Die in Okoboji Boat Crash Tragedy

An Iowa coroner confirmed nine dead and three missing after the Sunday Lake Okoboji collision of the Miss Thriller and the Zipper. Bodies recovered. Miss Thriller sunk in 90 feet. Investigations by state parks and Dickinson County focus on causes and possible lake regulation violations.

Dickinson Phe Zipper Erash Krank Lonk Phen T Guy Hendries Arnolds Park Richy Job Alexander Weimen Fhidren John Tartan Ziprer

Economical Record On Car Operation by Iowa Inspectors

Automobiles used by inspectors of the Iowa Department of Agriculture achieved a record economy, costing 3.425 cents per mile over two years. All 88 cars were replaced during the period, so depreciation was calculated on the entire fleet. They logged 1,050,212 miles, about 15.98 miles per car per year.

Iowa Department of Agriculture

Poultry Output Up This Year With Prices Expected Lower

The mid year outlook from the U S Department of Agriculture predicts more poultry deliveries to market this fall and winter and a consequent drop in prices. Supplies remain tight but prices should hold through fall with possible increases late winter and spring that could still be below last year.

United States

Farrow Ray and Jee Business Services Now Open

After acquiring the PL Farrow ray and jee business the firm offers continued service. Contact J. W. Grapenthen at the listed phone 47 for inquiries and orders.

J. W. Grapenthen

Pilot Township Farmer Escapes Bank Robbery Scene

Cherokee Times reports Pilot Township farmer P M Peterson narrowly missed the First National bank robbery. He arrived as robbers fled and witnesses hid, mistaking shots for dynamite. Peterson’s calm return revealed the dramatic, nearly witnessless escape in Cherokee.

Pilot Township Cherokee Times First National Bank P. M. Peterson Peterson Mir

Miss Hida Bumann Marries Walter Plo in Alta Lutheran

Miss Hida Bumann became the bride of Walter Plo at St John s Lutheran chancel in Alta on Thursday afternoon July Us. The community notes harvest work by local women and girls assisting in the bean crop around Storm Like. Mrs Bm W Johnson of Alexandria Minnesota is reported deceased. Mrs Johnson known in Alta as Desther Bodine formerly of Atta. D L Olsen of Atta accepted a position in Des Moines public school Commercial department. Olsen leaves Boone contract to start duties in Des Moines when school opens. Ivan Breyforte departed for Philadelphia to resume duties in the United States Navy. Arthur Porav s brother, recently enlisted, stationed at Long Beach Calif and promoted to First Class Petty Officer on the Tennessee.

St. John's Lutheran Charel Haanhover Hida Bumann Walter Plo Mus Col. Peterson Bm. W. Johnson Alexandria Minnesota Mars. Johnson Désther Bodine Atta D. DL Olsen pCommercial Dees Manes Olsen Boone Des Magnes Echool Ivan Breyforte Philadelphia United States Navy Alca Arthur Porav Lana Pedrio Califortia Tennessee

Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago

Mrs. Fred Radke of Hanover died July 17 after childbirth and a pan operation. The child died hours later. Mou. Rappo and Harry Carlborg have accepted former positions held at the G. dld Lewis store before enlistment. De W. Moullen reopened his dent after a dat tag, recently returned from overseas where he served in the army. Miss Annette Carlsen plans to leave Friday for New York for the International Christian Endeavor convention. Miss Elizabeth B. Kolpin and Mr. Charles J. Hamann were married July 20 at the bride’s parents’ home.

Fred Radke Hanover Mou. Rappo Harry Carlborg G. Dld Lewis de W. Moullen Tag Deaitel Army Annette Carlsen Bua New York

Meteor Fireball Seen Over Lake Michigan Area

Residents reported a bright meteor last Thursday night with many claiming to have seen a fireball near Milwaukee and over Lake Michigan. The editor notes the event resembled a meteor, not a sky rocket, and appeared about a half mile away based on his observation.

Milwaukee Lake Michigan Atet Porehy

Kittenball Team Triumphs at Venolds Park

The Venolds Park team won by 60 to 8 last Sunday in a makeup game. Only five regular players joined the lineup as others were absent or unavailable. Those who attended reported a pleasant day at the park.

Venolds Park Accordek Reuar

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County Seat News Farmers National Bank Aurela, Lowa Flora Pritchard TL. Tall G. BE. Avery W. J. Hall Dorothy L. Herrick Virginia L Herrick Mary E. Strickler Pritchard Educational Fund H. Kaskey YSERA Kent Sentinel Okoboji ALTA Alta Advertiser Sloat Elizabeth B. Kolpin Mir Charles J. Hamann George Kopin Dsik Aurela Posietee Poe Whitney le Co Coder Dkenyon Elmer Homer Core Damdoot Psume
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