Wedding Of Rev Otto And Miss Marion Holman
Miss Marion Holman and Rev Otto wed in a ceremony with dark suits and white boutonnières. Miss Holman sang with organist Oscar Waller. a two course dinner followed in pink blue and white decor. Guests included Henry Otto LaVonne Aurelia Erna Otto Hinsdale and others. couple to honeymoon in Wisconsin and Minnesota. They plan to reside in Cottonwood Minnesota after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Holman
Oscar Waller
Elsinore Busness
LaCrosse
Wis
Nyseth
Milwaukee
Otto
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Aurelia
Cottonwood
Minn
Pastor Otto Serves English Lutheran Church
Otto is serving as pastor of the English Lutheran church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Wedding Tie Binds Galva Pair at West Point Neb
Miss Ruth Lundberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Merrill Lundberg Galva and Melvin Lindquist son of Mrs J F Lindquist were married at West Point Nebraska on August 3 Rev G E Swanson officiated Harold Lundberg and Arlene Klett of Galva accompanied the couple on their trip. The newlyweds, both Galva High School graduates of 1938, are well known locally and relatives hosted a wedding dinner at the brides home. Out of town guests included Mr B Lundberg of Harlan and Mr and Mrs Ed Mortsen and son Roland of Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lundberg
Merrill Lundberg
Galva
Melvin Lindquist
J. 5. Lindquist
West Point
Nebr
G. E. Swanson
Harold Lundberg
Arlene Klett
Lindquist
Galva High School
B. Lundberg
Harlan
Ed Mortsen
Roland
Spencer
Local notes include visits and family events in Aurelia area
Mrs. Phyllis Hansen visits Mary Heach while Miss Phyllis Hansen of Aurelia visits. Mrs. Herman Caboth called to Alta. her mother broke an arm. Families from Warrenburg, Sioux City, Afton and Cherokee gather for reunions and meals. Thresher cooks sustain minor burns. residents report recoveries and social visits across multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Hansen
Aurelia
Mary Heach
Herman Caboth
Alta
Caboth
Jess Weatherman
Lyle
Warrenburg
Maude Lehann
Sioux City
Harry Wilson
Raymond Nelson
George Nelson
Afton
Lewis Bengtson
Roy Ohlson
Ben Otto
Sheldon
Orville Hickey
A. Stutz
Ervil Rapp
Mt Olive Notes Reflect Busy Cherokee Community
Mt Olive residents and visitors populate a long list of social calls and events. Families including the Hoard Dukes, Hahn, Gustafson, Crippen, and Anderson are noted amid threshing gatherings, band concert attendance, and garden visits. Army-bound Richard Crippen plans Fort Leavenworth, while others share news of illness and hospitality in this dense hometown chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schafer
Homer Anderson
Douglas Peterson
Vernon Peterson
Frank Becker
John Hanson
Quimby
Gunnar Hanson
Ralph Stoneking
John Ihms
Clara
Raymond Gregg
Robert Torrey
Oscar Gustafson
Earl Crippen
Ralph Rhodie
Ed Gearke
Eric Gustafson
Cherokee
Dicky Anderson
Barbara and
Sherwood
Earl Smith
Will Hahn
Henry Holst
Harry Wilson
Sioux City
I. J. Torrey
Mt. Olive
Cherokee Park
Charlene Ohlson
Anna Jones
Dickie Hallbauer
Aurelia
Flamer Anderson
Hely
Lincoln Hahn
Sioux Valley Hospital
Dan Hankens
Mr. Olive
Gon Laverne
Gunnard Johnson and Jerry
Ole Carlson
Sandra
Near
Alta
Hugo Nelson
C. J. Johnson
August Peterson
John Larson
Elsie
Clarence Carlson
Near Aurelia
Oscar Smith
Eng
Anderson
Marl Smith
B. HH. Dubes
Kosier
Hiysa Nelson
Anne Dubes
B. H. Dukes
Jim Tracey
Alice
Mike
Pat
Joe
Maryhill
Will
Hanover News: Lillie Family Visit and Local Gatherings
Mrs. Glenn Lillie of Berkeley California visits relatives near Anthon Iowa for a week. Several Lillie and Metcalf households host dinners and afternoon guests at the Fred Koth and Ralph Grieme homes. An infant boy Jon Henry Grieme was baptized with John Holtz and Henry Grieme as sponsors. Erna Otto of Hinsdale Indiana spends vacation with her parents H H Otto and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Erickson
C. A
Marvin Otto
Tallahassee
Florida
H. H. Otto
Erna
A. F. Otto
Galva
Alps
Orville Hickey
Ruby Tolzin
Sioux City
Walter Radke
Sioux Valley Hospital
Glenn Lillie
Berkeley
Calif
Fred Roth
Anthon
Iowa
Elmer Lillie
Loyal Lillie
Vincent Lillie
Oto
Harold Lillie
Kenneth Metcalf
Hornick
Fred Koth
John Koth
Carl Koth
Adolf Otto
Ralph Grieme
Arthur Otto
Jon Henry
John Holtz
Henry Grieme
Ruth
Marvin Gustafson
Rembrandt
John Schmidt
Erna Otto
Hinsdale
California
Vernon Otto
Sioux City market tops as slaughter steers hit high
Slaughter steers reached 16.00 the peak in nearly five years with better cattle steady while plain types slumped. Top butcher hogs approached a 14.85 peak. lambs rose to 14.85 and ewes held 4.00 to 6.25. Cherokee county shippers reported steers from 14.35 to 15.75 and various hogs and heifers through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Schuelke Bros
Aurelia
Cherokee County
Oscar Gustafson
T. S. Brewster
Ernest Benson
Control of Communicable Diseases Urged By Department
State health authorities warn of rising communicable diseases as schools reopen. With fewer physicians available to handle outbreaks, the department urges parents to share responsibility in preventing disease spread in schools this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Keep Your Child Home On First Illness Signs
The department urges parents to keep children home at the first sign of illness especially if a cold is developing. It cautions that many infections begin as common colds and that dismissing symptoms can trigger classroom outbreaks. It notes whooping cough measles mumps and scarlet fever may follow and urges strict school attendance refusals when not well.
War Bonds Drive Urges Support With 19 Percent Per Pay
A home front appeal urges citizens to buy War Bonds as a patriotic duty. The message stresses a 19 percent per pay deduction to fund the war effort and bolster national security.
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Addell
Winfred Moulton
Don R. Hankens
Larson’s
Agrokce
State Bank
W. A. Liebsch
VET Perinaliay
Caliz
Aurrela
Carlson’s Dairy Phone
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Fred Radke
H. H. Lockin
C. H. Kaskey
Diamond News
Wayne Kirkpatrick
IDA Grove Rendering Works
Reggzy Martin
Bruce & Sweet Lockers
Frances Hahn
Hanover
Irene Zwemke
Harold Nelson
Henry Specht
Harold Paulson
Troy Mummert
Steers
Harold Pingle
Ingwersen Brothers
Live
Cliff Coombs
O. B. Peters
Edmund Radke
A. C. Will John Galvin
O. GC
Waddell & Johnson
Ingwersen Brothers Live Stock Commission Merchants Stock Yards
Japan
Germany
Italy
County War Board
Acaler
Conservation Division
WAR Production Board
American Industries Salvage Committee
LOCAL
Arma O Gee
Barra Rage
A. J, Renaud
John Mummert
Ruppert
Herbert Grienke
Rapp
Lloyd Patterson
Carl Lighter
B. EF
M. Cc
Vogel
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