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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

3

Happenings of Nearby Towns in Washta and Area

Washta posts postmaster nomination J. G. Chapman with Irene Wright as assistant and a lighted kittenball field approved on school grounds. Marcus News reports two bandits stole about 26 dollars at J. P. Beck store. Peterson farmer Carlos A. Story dies from a self inflicted gunshot in temporary derangement. Storm Lake reports U. S. Highway 71 rerouted through the city per state highway commission. Midway service station losses about 50 dollars in auto accessories to robbers. A B C Dexter named defendant in a 1189.03 damage suit against Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway. Sioux Rapids committee seeks routing for Nos 71 and 10 with concessions gained for town.

Washta Journal Business Men’s Association Washta Marcus News J. P. Beck Peterson Patriot Carlos A. Story Peterson Highway No. 10 Storm Lake Vera Scott Dexter Sibley Sioux Rapids G. L. Horner T. R. Campbell C. L. Sipe Ames Town Highway Commission

Alta News Items Highlights Local Health and Deaths

A. H. Stivers, former Alta station agent, is improving after surgery at Illinois Central Hospital in Chicago. Farmer Hirman Carl Wigens of Alta area dies from an ankle infection, sudden and after about ten days illness. Mrs. DeLay, injured north of Alta, recuperates at home. Mrs Mary Sorensen, resident since 1880, dies after a period of illness at her daughter’s home in Alta.

Alta A. H. Stivers Mr. Stivers Illinois Central Hospital Chicago Hirman Carl Wigens Higgins Buena Vista County Assembly of God Mary Sorensen

Fred Blake Celebrates Seventy Years on Afton Farm

Fred Blake marks seventy years residence on the Afton township farm where he was born. He may hold a county record for longest tenure on a single farm. This week also sees his birth week seventy years ago and his mother Mrs John Blake still lives on the same property at age 92.

Fred Blake Afton Township Fred Mr. Blake John Blake

Alta Fair in Buena Vista County opens with record expected attendance

Secretary Bains announced the Buena Vista County Fair at Alta will launch August 15 with a record program. Six heats of racing daily, music by Le Mars Municipal Band, Florence and Reinmuth Rhythm Review led by Genevive Naegle, and Barnes Caruthers acts headline. A $50,000 livestock parade Thursday, a Wolf Shows midway, and vast Four_H exhibits accompany Storm Lake Day observances.

Bains Buena Vista County Alta le Mars Morse E. Reed Florence &. Reinmuth Genevive Naegle Four-H Club Expositia Storm Lake Short Wallace M. Short Sioux City Farm Labor Iowa Dan Turner Herring Nels Kraschel

Hanover Mission Festival at St John’s Aug 12

The St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church of Hanover will host its annual mission festival with invited neighbors from Storm Lake Schaller Galva and Aurelia. Preachers include BE. M. Frentzel Shenandoah E. T. Vogel Clarinda and Arthur Wunderlich Bremer Town. A double service at 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. is planned and the Ladies Aid will feed any strangers at the morning service.

St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hanover

Cat Defeats Garter Snake in Garden Showdown

An A. L. Neville household reports a house cat fought a large garter snake in the garden last Saturday. The snake measured about two and a half feet. the cat had the struggle nearly finished when observers looked on.

A. L. Neville Mr. Neville

King to Direct Mass Band at Cherokee Park Sunday

Karl L. King will direct a mass band concert in Cherokee Iowa at Wescott Park on Sunday afternoon August 12 at 3 00 oclock. The Fort Dodge municipal band director known as the March King will lead an expected 160 musicians including non band players who are invited to join.

Northwest Iowa Wescott Park Cherokee Cherokee Municipal Band Karl L. King Fort Dodge

All-Stars Win In Alta Tournament

Aurelia All-Star kittenball team beat Vilas of Storm Lake 66 to 1 in Alta, adding to Tri-County League standings. Roy Matzdorff twirled for Aurelia, allowing three hits. Upcoming match pits Aurelia against the winner of Schaller versus Carlson's Colts.

Aurella Alta Vilas Storm Lake Roy Matzdorff Aurelia Schaller Carlson All-Stars Remsen Graphenthe Sid Rapp Hanover Grapenthen Grienke Battery Dreier Peterson Raymond Kruse Guarantee Oil Oilers Matzdorff Stiencke Faber Guarantee Guarantee 01 Afton Meier and Faber Battery Kolpin Royal Boys Whitney and Wills Battery Larrabee Girls Aurelia Girls Quimby Juniors Aurelia Juniors Universal Carleaders Sioux City Carleaders

Abandoned Water Pressure System Recalled in Emergency

Aurelia’s decayed water pressure setup, retired ten years ago for an elevator tank, was reused last Saturday when a new riser pipe began. Water Commissioner Scott kept pressure low to avert possible tank explosions while the old system supplied emergency water in its tanks.

Aurelia Scott

State Fair Two Weeks Away in Des Moines

Iowa's eightieth annual State Fair opens August 22 to 31 with a vast agricultural exposition including corn and small grain shows, Farm Bureau projects, and government exhibits. The event features a record livestock show with over a million dollars in stock and $40,000 in prizes, 4-H contests, a women’s pavilion, a nationwide farm machinery show, a statewide public schools exhibition, and extensive entertainment across eight days with races, rodeo, bands, fireworks and a modern midway.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau U. S Iowa Dept. of Agriculture

Mrs Chas Sawvell Dies at 57 in Mt Olive Community

Mrs Chas Sawvell of the Mt Olive area died Tuesday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Glenn Leeds home in Pitcher township after a year of declining health. She was 57. Survived by husband two sons Raymond of Sioux City Howard of Huron SD and daughter Mrs Leeds. Funeral from the Mt Olive home at 1 30 pm and at the new Mt Olive church at 2 pm burial in Good Hope cemetery.

Chas. Sawvell Mt. Olive Glenn Leeds Pitcher Township Sawvell Mt. Olive Church Corner Raymond Sioux City Howard Huron S. D Mt. Olive Church Good Hope Cemetery

Corn Marketing In Aurelia Elevators Reaches 51500 Bushels

A two week check shows Aurelia elevators marketed about 51 500 bushels of corn by local farmers. Prices ranged from 50 cents to 64 cents with an estimated average near 57 cents, yielding around 29000 dollars in payments. Prices rose from 63 to 64 and 65 cents across the period.

Aurelia

Aurelia Trio to Sing at Storm Lake Concert Sunday

The Aurelia trio of Misses Mary Traser Marianne and Frances Chandler will perform with the Storm Lake band at Sunset Park Sunday afternoon. They join with A B Morse Storm Lake band director to sing during the band concert period. Morse notes an evening concert next Sunday by the Rockwell City band.

Aurelia Mary Traser Marianne Frances Chandler Sunset Park Storm Lake A.B. Morse Aurelia High School

County Seat News from Cherokee Papers

Local comment on the New Deal voiced during a Rural Letter Carriers meeting at the Rialto theatre. Grace Heller named to the 1934 85 legislative committee of the Iowa Hospital association. July licenses total 60 for hunting or fishing and 70.60 in state license fees. The State Trust and Savings Bank of Quimby to liquidate August 13 with depositors paid in full by Cherokee State Bank. County Corn-Hog board members met to plan contract terms with Glenn Curtis and C. G. Turner reporting from Ames meeting.

United States L. J. Dickinson Iowa State Fish and Game Commission State Trust & Savings Bank of Qiumby Cherokee State Bank Cherokee County Corn-Hog Control Board Farm Bureau Glenn Curtis C. G. Turner Ames

Storm Lake Listed to Get Liquor Store Soon

Des Moines reports state liquor stores to open next to fill gaps in supply with Perry Boone Rockwell City Storm Lake Webster City and Newton among possible openings before September 1. Commission members say no definite dates yet but plan to operate new stores soon.

Des Moines State Liquor Control Commission Commission Perry Boone Rockwell City Storm Lake Webster City Newton

Retail Sales Tax Field Representative Visit

J. L. Deibert state field representative for the retail sales tax will be in Aurelia next Tuesday afternoon August 14 to aid those needing corrections on recent reports. He notes many quarterly forms were returned for corrections and a systematic check-up will assist those who filed incorrect returns. Watch your subscription date.

J. L. Deibert Aurelia

Marriage notices and local trades from Aurelia area

Looking back through past columns records a marriage of Lou Pingel and Anna E. Claussen near Aurelia, another Tuscon Arizona wedding, and local moves. It notes threshing outfit prep, a hospital discharge, Ames enrollment, and various retirements and business transfers from 20 and 30 years ago in nearby towns.

Lou Pingel Aurelia Anna E. Claussen Sioux City Paulinna Edwin Mummert Benson Arizona Vera Stiner Quimby Tuscon Mdwin James Mahoney State Hospital Will New Mexico Arie DeVries Ames

Howard Nelson Reports 50 Bushel Oats Per Acre

Howard Nelson living near Aurelia reports a record oat yield for the threshing season. On 57 acres he harvested 60 bushels per acre by machine measurement. The oats are of good quality and likely weigh more than the figure.

Howard Nelson Aurelia

Congregational Church Announces School Restart and Service Pause

The Congregational Church led by Pastor Edwin Trigg calls for church school at 10 a m with no church services until further notice and no Endeavor Service until school reopens in September. The Sentinel remains the authorized agent for both Sioux City papers.

the Sentinel Sioux City

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J. G. Chapman Guy M. Gillette Irene Wright Alta Advertiser Farmers National Aurelia, Iowa Cat Garter Snake King Cherokee Park Kittenball News County Seat News Sentinel G. B. Scott Staver & Lathrop A. D. Coffman First National Bank Omaha Larrabee J. C. Nelson Harry A. Strouse J. C. Lockin Lockin M. Mummert George Ingalls Pitcher School House W. WW. Hickey Edwin Grenke Farmers National Bank P. S
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