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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1917

Page

3

Vera Jones Weds Cherokee Young Man In Aurelia Ceremony

Miss Vera Jones of Aurelia marries Fred H. Hallbauer of Cherokee at the Methodist parsonage in Aurelia on Saturday evening July 28. Rev Young officiates. They plan to reside at 413 East Main Street Cherokee after August fifth.

Vera Jones Aurelia Fred H. Hallbauer Cherokee H. Young Misa Vera Dailey East Main Street Chas, M. Jones Cherokee County Here

John Morgan Joins Aviation Corps En Route to France

Letter from Camp Kelley San Antonio Texas dated July 27 1917 reports John Morgan enlisted in the aviation corps last May now a corporal transferred to the 32nd squadron expected to depart for France soon. He notes safety as he will be far from the front while crossing the Atlantic and promises to update his mother. L Watts injured when a handcar accident briefly delays work.

John Morgan Aviation Corps C. M. Morgan John France Camp Kelley San Antonio Texas United States Atlantic

Weather and Crop Bulletin Highlights Dry Heat Threatens Corn

A week of sunny, hot conditions boosted harvesting and haying while corn grew rapidly. Some areas with light soil or no rain show leaf rolling, signaling drought stress. Heat and moisture shortage hurt late potatoes and pastures. threshing begun with strong yields for oats and winter wheat. If rain does not come soon, corn and potatoes may suffer serious damage.

Alta News Items From The Advertiser

The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schuelke broke both bones of a leg when a board fell on it. Henry Peekenschneider from near Hanover had an operation at Alta hospital and is recovering. Halvor Peterson died at eighty six after a frail period. Oscar Peterson sold hogs and stock including nine calves averaging 556 pounds for 1300. The Masonic temple floor is being prepared for Iowa Telephone Company offices with a new front matching the Alta State Bank block.

Herman Schuelke Henry Peekenschneider Hanover Alta Hospital Halvor Peterson Mr. Peterson Oscar Peterson Peterson Poland Masonic Temple Iowa Telephone Company Alta State Bank

Happenings From Nearby Towns Report Several Local Events

The Galva ball team beat Alta five to four at Galva. Rev Ralph Long resigns as pastor at Washta. Ida County Red Cross county total exceeds nine thousand dollars. Cleghorn elder G T Schellenger dies at age eighty. Patriotic day honors Company B in Ida Grove. Farm hand Clarence Bedell injured near Holstein by a runaway team. Storm Lake groups travel to Camp Hyatt for guard service kits. Storm Lake Chautauqua closes after a six day run. Larrabee Farmers Elevator buys Button Elevator and expands capital stock. Buena Vista County sees first war casualty John Brazel. A thousand attend Cherokee fairgrounds drill and plane flight. wind prevents takeoff. County Superintendent Harrison sells half interest in Alta Advertiser to Lyons.

Galva Alta Ralph Long M. BE Washta E. R. Smith Ida County Clarence Bedell Holstein Storm Lake Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Buena Vista County John Brazel Norfolk Storm Lake Register A.’ E. Harrison Alta Advertiser W. J. Lyons

Aurelia Ten Years Ago Sports And Local Deals

The Aurelia ball team defeated Peterson 13 to 0 last Friday. At the Newell carnival yesterday our boys lost to Albert City 9 to 2. W. P. Miller sold half a section of land in Buffalo county South Dakota for 3000 dollars. Rutherford and Nelson went to Des Moines as delegates to the state convention. Dice harvested oats 50 bushels per acre. Wilhelm and Mummert bought E A Bundy’s drug store and will take possession by Saturday.

Aurelia Peterson Newell Albert City W. P. Miller Buffalo County South Dakota R. B. Rutherford L. P. Nelson Des Moines W. D. Dice G. C. Wilhelm M. Mummert E. A. Bundy

Buena Vista County Fair Week at Alta Iowa with Auto Races

The Buena Vista County Fair at Alta Iowa runs August 7 to 11 with top class horse racing, fireworks display, band concerts, vaudeville acts from New York Hippodrome, and a highlighted Automobile Day August 11 featuring Blitzen Benz and Fiat cars, auto polo finale.

Buena Vista County Alta Iowa T. Fred Henry New York Hippodrome Constantinople Dardanelles America Wild Bill’ Endicott Burt Lampkin

Street Graveling Starts on Main Street Project

Graveling of Main Street began Tuesday with H F Johnson hauling in a custom dump truck and a hopper added at the track. L H Chase and B Butterfield handle shovels while a crane and scraper loading system speeds up work. If progress continues, about three carloads of gravel will be moved daily and the job may finish soon.

Main Street H. F. Johnson L. H. Chase B. Butterfield

Collision between two Ford roadsters near Hawkeye hill

Edgar Rapp and Walter Holderness collided while approaching Larson Brothers on the Hawkeye south east of town. Edgar swerved to right to yield. Walter moved left. Both cars suffered radiator and hood damage plus broken wheels axles and windshields.

Edgar

County items fill Cherokee County news page

Camp Foster hosts over a hundred Cherokee county girls at Lake Okoboji under YWCA supervision led by Mrs. R H Gray. Notables include the death of Patrick Keating at his Sheridan township farm and Mrs Peter Mathew in Chicago. County supervisors discuss gravel pit purchases for roads.

Cherokee Papers Cherokee County Foster Lake Okoboji R. H. Gray Patrick Keating Cherokee Sheridan Township County Board of Supervisors Carr Sisters of Rock Township Roe Unger Oliver Johnson

Free Show Draws Big Crowd to Aurelia

The Anderson Amusement Co. hosted a free street show funded by Aurelia business men drawing an audience Friday night near two hundred attendees. Performers included Mr. Anderson in contortion acts and Eugene with readings songs and impersonations. The event, advertised as a community treat, closed doors to pocketbook purchases and pleased the crowd.

Anderson Amusement Co Aurelia George Garber Arthur Clarke Anderson Eugene

Alta Couple Killed by Train Near Storm Lake

Mr and Mrs J M Jones of Alta were killed when an eastbound Illinois Central train struck their car five blocks from Storm Lake station. Their son Charles and nephew Russell O Bancon were seriously injured and hospitalized. The couple had lived in Alta over fifteen years and the crossing has a limited view. Funeral services later noted at Alta Methodist Episcopal church.

Storm Lake J. M. Jones Alta Illinois Central Railroad Charles Russell O’bancon Jones Mra Illinois Central Alta Methodist Episcopal Church

Parrott Opens Dental Office at Sibley

Oran K Parrott son of Mr and Mrs M Parrott opens a dental office in Sibley after preparing the office most of the past month. He recently graduated from the State University dental department this spring and residents expect fine service.

Sibley Oran K. Parrott M. Parrott Oran The State University Dental Department

Ladies Aid meeting at German Evangelical Church

The Ladies Aid society will meet on Tuesday afternoon August 7 at Mrs Elizabeth Reubsams home. All members and friends invited.

Ladies Aid Society The German Evangelical Church Elizabeth Reubsam

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L. Watts G. T. Schellenger Cleghorn Ida Grove Sentinel Camp Hyatt Soldier Boys Peter Mathew David Patterson Chicago Mathew Democrat Park Commissioners Fountain House Magnetic Lake R. V. Barrick Lockin Hotel Anderson Amusement Company Great Northwest Lowe Bros. High Standard Sayse
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