Local deals close as Ganger buys Atkinson building
In a deal completed last week Chas Ganger former restaurant man bought the Atkinson building on Main Street, previously home to the Atkinson barbershop, and will open a restaurant there in the near future. Also notes include bank talks in Varina, county staff changes, and a Red Cross flour distribution slated after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson Patriot
Chas. Ganger
Atkinson
Main Street
Storm Lake
Sioux Rapids
Rep
A. M. Kuhl
James F. Toy Bank
Varina
Darling
Galva Tribune
A. C. Anderson
Iowa City
Iowa State University
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Buena Vista Board of Supervisors
Storm Lake Register
Buena Vista County
Farm Board
Red Cross
A. E. Harrison
Local coach Gillis weds Rinard native Decker in August ceremony
Miss Marjorie Decker daughter of EF and Mrs Decker Rinard Iowa married at her parents home to Carl B Gillis Meservey. Ceremony attended by about seventy guests featured music and readings. The couple plan to live in Aurelia after a two week motor trip in northern Iowa and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Decker
EF. W. Decker
Rinard
Iowa
Carl B. Gillis
Meservey
W.N. Hubbard
Farnhamville
Erma Barkley
Pierson
Nelson
University of Iowa
Kappa Phi
Methodist University
Terrill
Gruss
Iowa State Teacher’s College
Ringstead
Grover
Aurelia
Minnesota
Recital by Pupils of Mrs C C Waddell at M E Church
A recital by the pupils of Mrs C C Waddell will be held at the M E church on Friday evening at 8 15 o'clock. The listed participants include Lois Dieterich Eleanor Liming Lenard Liming Anna Paulson Irene Paulson Georgia Rebar Virginia Carlberg Gladys Larson Jeanne Anderson Bonnie Mummert Phyllis Jordan Mariann Jordan Aurelia Schroeder Phyllis Holderness Marian Will Philip Peterson Deloris Peterson Margaret Johnson Mary Margueritte Haight Dean Haight Leora Grieme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Margueritte
Dean Haight
Leora Grieme
Pentecostal Fire Sermon at Sunday Service
Morning Service at 10:00 a m with Sunday School and preaching at 11:00 a m on Pentecostal fire. Evening Service Epworth League at 7:00 p m. Wedding stationery advertised by Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal
Epworth League
Sentinel
Aurelia School Reopens With Faculty Changes
Aurelia schools open September 5 for enrollment and start Tuesday. Four new faculty hires replace resignations. Miss Lidman, Miss Wright, Miss Merkley, Miss Bailey join first through fourth grades. junior high adds Miss Richardson and Miss Lottakson with new math and geography emphasis. music and art programs led by Miss Aylesworth and Mr. Barto, plus expanded band plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lidman
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Newman
Miss Lidman
Miss Wood
Meneta
O’brien
Edith Wright
Wright
Ashland
Oregon
Normal College
Iowa State ‘Veachers College
Elaine Merkley
Miss Merkley
Fedora
California
Jean Mersch
Mer
West Bend
Que Dauilly
Beech
Weir
Blanche Richardson
Merrill
Iowa
Liswry
Dugh
Duigh
Ulvies
Penmansiup
Jdunior Bugh
Richardson
Morningside College
Leacher College
Litory Wit
University of South Dakota
Hugh
Wollamine
Merril
Lowa
Junius
Helen Lomeanova
Aoux Rapid 1Zowa
Mass ‘Tollak von
Lottakson
Coleges
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Wisconsin
University
Seattle
Washington
Boulder
Colorado
Tvlakson
Tollakson
Gladys Shay
Shay
Victria Aylesworth
Barto
Parkinson
Farm Holiday Caravan Visited Aurelia Monday
A caravan of approximately 200 farmers from Cherokee O’Brien and Sioux counties toured Aurelia Monday in five stock trucks and cars. The group urged local buyers to halt shipments of livestock grain and produce by rail or truck, but Aurelia buyers remained unsympathetic and continued commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Iymouth County
Travdin
Sioux City
Cherokee
O'Brien
Sioux
LeMars Territtory
Steus Center
Pilot Rock plowing match rules changed for pros
Cherokee Iowa section reports rule changes for the Pilot Rock plowing match. The professional class now allows entrants who have won sweepstakes prizes for one year or more, with entries due two days before the contest. The event on September 7 plans polo and multiple baseball and kittenball games alongside the main plowing competition. Peoples Telephone cuts monthly rates by 25 cents for advance pay patrons starting September 1 1982 to aid continued low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fee
Lee
Peoples Telephone Company
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Article recalls events from ten years ago across the Cherokee area noting engagements, property actions, and local developments. It mentions Roger A and Sue Jewelry and a shift toward university studies in Urbana Illinois. It also notes road work progress and a residential project on Main Street with various local names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS A
Roger
Dickinson
Cherokee
Whitney of Peterson Buys Aurelia elevator and grain business
W G Whitney’s estate in Aurelia sells the family elevator to son William Whitney of Peterson. He will take over the grain and feed business with buildings and stock soon after settlement. Whitney senior ran the business for 89 years until his death last winter. William, active in Peterson’s grain trade, plans to move to Aurelia.
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Aurelia
W. G
RS. Whiney
Peterson
W. G. Whitney
William
Whitney
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Rinard Git
C. C. Waddell
Methodist Church
W. H. Welch
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
B. L. Troup
Pilot Rock
W. di. Leisaman
Urbana, Louis
Mary Daieen
di Ob. Munuiere
Rive
W. Muullen
Founda
Coenen
Aurela
Jones
N.S. Whitney
Buas Williaby
Jony Alor
Egypt
Assyria
Aristotle
Antipater
George Washington
First National Bank
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