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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
1
Community notices record a parade of visitors and moves, with residents traveling to Omaha Mitchell Humboldt Highmore and Spencer. A bank front is cleaned and a local auction ad invites buyers, while a late summer rain boosts corn and potatoes in the area.
Cherokee County outlines a 312054 dollar two year road program aiming for 140414 dollars federal PWA grant. Plan covers 76 miles grading 32 miles new gravel road resurfacing of secondary and county trunk roads three concrete bridges 32 wooden bridges and 32 miles of trunk road reshaping. County to contribute 171638 dollars.
Pitcher Township Farm Bureau invites the public to an annual evening picnic at the city park in Aurelia on Friday August 23 starting at 8 oclock. Program includes Music by Cherokee Co F B orchestra Actress Rep Glenn Curtiss Solo Miss Mary Fraser Reading by 4 H Girls Marianne Chandler Aurelia Men's Double Trio and cake with ice cream at 10 cents per serving. Ladies are asked to bring cake.
Robert J. Tymeson 25, of 231 Hudson Street, died after a crash at the inlet bridge on highway 110 southwest of Storm Lake. Several others were injured including Boyd Layman 21 Maxine Collins 18 Marion Robbins 27 and two Fort Dodge residents. Collins died Wednesday, making it the second fatality from the crash.
A long list of Sunday visitors and callers in the Abba Gerjets and Carl Johnson homes across Afton Aurelia and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grienke and families, Victor Johnson, Alvin Hanson, Erno Gerfets, Howard Haight, Axel Johnson, Gatlin Puslin, Martin Hanks, Doris Stienke, Nina Loucks 4 H team, Ruth Mickelson, Margaret Montgomery, Jean Haight, and others. The report notes demonstrations on chair slip covers by 4 H members and various visits and outings to Marion South Dakota Lake Okoboji and Storm Lake areas.
Clifford Coombs completed a threshing run past the Deyloff farm this Wednesday. Mrs. M. Hines of Aurelia visited the Alfred Stieneke home on Monday. George Booth Jr. made a business call in Cherokee on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Caboth and family called at the Chris Cabeth home near Galva and also in Galva on Monday.
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