Huygens Move to Peterson and Team Returns to Brooke
Peterson Patriot reports Prof and Mrs James Huygens have moved to Peterson and will settle in the Allbee house. He will teach at Brooke school again this year, as local schools resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson Patriot
James Huygens
Peterson
Allbee House
Huygens
Brooke School
Storm Lake
Highway No. 10
Ames
Harry
George D. Sweet
Amherst Girl Is County 4-H Health Champion
Naomi Beaton of Amherst township was selected Cherokee county's 4-H club health girl after examinations at Sioux Valley hospital. She scored 96.9 and will represent the county at the state fair. Lois Fellow of Liberty was second with 96.5, Irene Heinen of Rock third with 95.6, Gertrude Rupp of Sheridan fourth with 94, Lois Anderson of Pitcher fifth with 93.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
Naomi Beaton
Amherst Township
Cherokee County
Sioux Valley Hospital
Miss Beaton
Lois Fellow
Liberty
Irene Heinen
Rock
Gertrude Rupp
Sheridan
Lois Anderson
Pitcher
Gertrude Jones
Aston
P. E. Allen
C. E. Broderick
Forrest A. Barnes
Rain Changes Tourney Games On Local Field
Rain disrupted the tournament schedule with three games postponed and a backlog to catch up. All-Stars won twice 7 0 over Drifters and 2 0 over Storm Lake Independents led by Matzdorff Grienke. Whitney Mongan and others noted. Guarantee Oil beat Elk 16 2 as Meier Faber pitched. Mon night Saw Storm Lake Independents 2 1 over Afton. Aurelia All Stars routed Alta Nite Hawks 83 2. Owls beat Drifters 6 3. Schedule adjustments plan three games each Thursday Friday and two Saturday to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Stars
Drifters
Storm Lake Independents
Matzdorff and
Grienke
Battery
Whitney and Mongan
Price
Munsell
Storm Lake
Guarantee Oil
Elk
Meier
Faber
Pingel
Mahler
West Afton
Alta Independents
Afton
Price and Munsell
H. Kolpin
L. Kolpin
Aurelia All-Stars
Alta Nite Hawks
Matzdorff
Casle
Rowe
Owls
Fessler and Evans
DeVries
Mongan
Hanover
Early
Pilot Hawks
Quimby
Sutherland
Larrabee
Quimby and Sutherland
Larrabee and Guarantee
NRA Affects Local Businesses in Small Towns
A Department of Commerce statement explains how NRA re employment rules apply to owners and small employers in towns under 2500 population. It outlines when hours are limited and wage increases of 20 percent apply, with specific caps for grocery, drug, clothing, hardware, and other stores, plus exceptions for managers and outside staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
United States Department of Commerce
A. A. Dingman
Fce
Aurelia School Set to Open September Fourth
Aurelia Consolidated School will begin on September 4 with enrollment Monday and regular work starting Tuesday. No major changes in textbooks. minor ongoing curriculum updates. New courses include European history in seventh grade and a solid geometry semester for juniors and seniors if a class forms. Graduation standards remain certified for college entrance. nonmember status with North Central Association not affecting college acceptance. Tuition for out of district students drops to nine dollars for high school and five dollars for grade school with free transport if not overloaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Consolidated School
Elson
Aurelia School
North Central Association of High Schools
Bandits Rob Newell Oil Station and Attendant
Armed bandits robbed the Phillips 66 service station on Primary No 5 at 11 p.m. Saturday. Two men in a Plymouth sedan with Wisconsin plates forced attendant Marion Christensen, took cash and checks, then abducted him to a remote spot 104 miles southwest of Newell. Christensen’s wallet yielded $3.00 during the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Mirror
Primary No 5
Marion Christensen
Marion
Newell
Business men appoint NRA committee in Aurelia meet
Aurelia businessmen gathered at the Community Club rooms after noon Thursday to form an investigating committee to cooperate with the NRA program in the town. C. O. Larson was named chairman with John Mummert and W. A. Lewis as members to hear complaints in writing regarding NRA regulation noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
NRA
C. O. Larson
John Mummert
W. A. Lewis
Mrs. Butterfield Called By Death
Mrs. Butterfield a longtime Aurelia resident died at her home after a lingering illness. Hannah Bertha Nelson Butterfield born in Norway in 1867 came to Carroll Iowa as a child and settled near Aurelia. She married Benjamin Butterfield in 1886, who died months earlier. Survived by five children, four brothers and one sister, funeral held at the home with Rev. Edwin Trigg officiating and burial in Aurelia cemetery. Relatives attended from Paullina Cherokee and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Butterfield
Aurelia
Hannah Bertha Butterfield
Hans and
Boleta Nelson
Norway
Iowa
Carroll
Benjamin Butterfield
Butterfield
Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Aurelia Rebekah Lodge
Royal Neighbors of America
Cherokee
Milo
Paullina
Mildred
Laura
Laurence
California
Vernon
J. H. Adams
Omaha
Nebraska
Richard
August Nelson
Hans Nelson
Sioux Falls
J. C. Nelson
Edwin Trigg
Milo Butterfield
Grace
Ruth
C. L. Holden
Leta Wolverton
Archie Nelson
Jack Thomson
Winona
Minnesota
Mr. Beers
Fern
Armstrong
Harry Nelson
Ruthven
Church Service Schedule Promoted In Local Ad
A church announces its Sunday schedule with a 10:00 a.m. church school and 11:00 a.m. morning worship. The notice invites readers to see the church for advertising.
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago Rev Ralston and family of Diamond Center were returning from a New York trip after traveling through nine townships. The Cherokee county Farm Bureau added 130 new members. Dubes and Ohlson showcased 14 head of pure bred Shorthorn cattle at the state fair in Des Moines. A light frost touched low spots Wednesday morning. Mrs Henry Swanson, longtime Diamond Center resident, died Monday at her daughter’s home. A B Lindsay partners with Hugh McGuire of Holstein for auctioneering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Ralston
Family of
Diamond Center
State of
New York
Farm Bureau
Cherokee County
Dubes & Ohlson
Des Moines
Henry Swanson
Will Stutz
County Trucker NRA Meeting Sets New Freight Rates
About 30 Cherokee and Plymouth county truckers met in Marcus Tuesday night led by L. J. Wilson of the State Truckers Association to discuss an NRA code. They adopted rate increases of 22 cents per 100 pounds Marcus to Sioux City and 5 cents per 100 pounds for short grain hauls with proportional nationwide application and set an 8 hour shift per day limit for drivers. owners may hire others to exceed weekly hours. Wilson plans further meetings to unite truckers under the NRA plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus News
Marcus
Cherokee
Plymouth
L. J. Wilson
State Truckers Association
NRA O Merals
Washington, D. C
Sioux City
Wilson
NRA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Storm Lake Register
LeMars Sentinel
George Hart
Fort Madison
Hank Marx
Francis Golden
Bert Bollinger
Ray Tritz
Remsen
Amherst
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
Newell Oil Station
Sentinel
A. B. Lindsay
Hugh McGuire
Andrew Nordstrom
Diamond Township
Rochester
G. J. Lewis
Lockin
First National Bank
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