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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1936

Page

4

Farmers Picnic Plans and Local Happenings Across Towns

Farmers picnic and free ride days announced for Friday and Saturday. New employees hired at Iowa canning plant to handle extra yellow corn. Peterson Consolidated school set to start Monday with Rohrbaugh painting and repairs. Fire destroys Merle Kirkpatrick farm home. some furniture saved while major appliances lost. Fred Hohbach farm barn and outbuildings burned. Democratic Ninth district picks Vincent Harrington to run for Congress against Fred Wolf. Buffalo remains found at west lake shore by Dr. J W Kime. Soil conservation meeting in Chamber of Commerce rooms with 125 representatives from twenty counties. Sentinel notes Sioux City papers as authorized agent.

Storm Lake Pilot Tribune Iowa Canning Company Peterson Patriot Peterson Consolidated School Rohrbaugh Washta Journal Merle Kirkpatrick Washta Fort Dodge T. C. Raymond West Lake Shore Chamber of Commerce Uncle Sam Lyon Osceola Dickinson Emmet Sioux O’brien Clay Palo Alto Plymouth Cherokee Buena Vista Pocahontas Woodbury Ida, Sac Calhoun Monona Crawford Carroll Green Aurelia Aurelia High School Flof. Faville Sioux City Shelton Sternberg Omaha

Cherokee News Highlights in County Affairs and Fire Incident

Sheriff and Mrs A N Tilton move into the new Cherokee county sheriff s residence on court house grounds Fire gutted Gus Hokinson tailor shop and apartment at 1184 East Main Street Miss Pearl Sims announces Farm Bureau playlet The WPA will not fund Cherokee county highway paving projects and all unemployed may work regardless of relief status

A. N. Tilton Cherokee County Court House West Cedar Street Cherokee County Farm Bureau

No. 5 Highway Paving to Start Next Week

C H Kaskey reported to Schaller businessmen that paving on highway No 5 will begin next week. Booth and Olson crew plan the Aurelia to Alta segment with temporary offices in Alta and trucking from that point. Completion before freezing weather was uncertain.

Aurelia Alta C. H. Kaskey Booth and Olson Schaller Holstein Aureliaa Highway Commission

Mrs. Pruitt Funeral Held Last Thursday

Funeral services for Loretta Napier Pruitt were held last Thursday at Kroll's Funeral Home and at the Methodist church in Aurelia. Rev. Dailey and Rev. Scheerer officiated. she is survived by husband Charles, son Charles Wheeler, parents Walter and Mary Napier, siblings and many relatives. She lived in Aurelia after practicing chiropractic in LeMars and Davenport and was a member of the Cherokee Church of Christ and its Women’s Auxiliary.

Charles Pruitt Kroll’ Funeral Home Methodist Church W. O. Dailey Cherokee Lloyd Scheerer Methodist Aurelia Loretta Napier Pruitt Walter and Mary Napier Orchard Nebraska Jonas Mummert Iowa Charles Wheeler Church of Christ of Cherokee Woman’s Auxiliary Walter Napier Eweing Alice Casper Wyoming Bertha Leigh Arthur Leslie North Bend Walter Wauksha Wisconsin Fairchild Brothers

Bereavement thanks from Napier and Pruitt families

The families express sincere gratitude for kindness, sympathy, and floral offerings in their bereavement. They thank the choir and all who contributed in any manner. Walter Napier and family and Chas Pruitt and family.

Chas, Pruitt Walter Napier

Cherokee County Debt Advisory Committee Sets New Meeting Time

The Cherokee County Debt Advisory Committee moves meetings from 7 30 p m Friday in the sheriff s office to Thursdays at 7 30 p m at the same courthouse. Next dates are September 3 and 17 with monthly meetings thereafter. Members include C C R Bush chair F E Rubbert vice chair Ray Marsh secretary John Linquist Roy V Stephenson attends each session. Farmers struggling with obligations should contact the committee promptly. There is no expense for their services.

Cherokee County Debt Advisory Committee Court House Cherokee Cherokee County Debt Advisory Committe C. C. R. Bush Chrm Washta F. E. Rubbert Marcus Ray Marsh John Linquist Aurelia Roy V. Stephenson FDA

Weiland Family Returns From Fort Madison Visit

Fred Weiland and daughter Lucille left Friday night for Fort Madison. They were accompanied home Monday morning by Mrs. Weiland and sons Bennie and Donald who had stayed at the Carl Nelson home during the visit.

Fred Weiland Lucille Fort Madison Mrs. Weiland Bennie Donald Carl Nelson

Alta School Year Opens as Planned. Notables in Brief

Supt. L A Clark announces Alta schools will open Monday August 31. Frank L Carlson, a longtime Alta resident, died after a brief illness. Marie’s Marvel Dog act signs with Ringling Bros Circus after contract in Waterloo. Alta light plant bids set for September 21 at 9 a.m. Forty farmers met August 14 with A C Tester to discuss permanent farm water supplies.

Supt L. A. Clark Alta Frank L. Carlson Marie Waterloo Ringling Bros. Circus Cuba Light Plant A. C. Tester

Back to School Monday Opens New Term

School staff preparations underway as Superintendent B L Troupe and the board anticipate a fruitful year. Opening day for enrollment at 9 o'clock with bus routes extending to reach Diamond Center Mt Olive and beyond, adding about 15 tuition pupils and new district revenue per pupil.

B. L. Troupe Troup Sentinel New Territory George Kaskey Diamond Center J. W. Grapenthen Mt. Olive Jas. Scott Roy Demarest Ira Mann Chas, Waddell Roy Matzdorff J. Shank Oran Coombs

Rain Ends Long Drought with Weekend Showers

A drought lasting over two months broke last week as Thursday rain reached half an inch and Friday over one inch. Ground soaked seven inches deep and a new half inch rain with wind and lightning followed. Authors note improvements for late corn silage and pasture if rain continues.

Looking Back Into The Past Highlights From Aurelia

Ten years ago CG Mummert Jr of Aurelia planned to move from Adrian Minnesota to Cherokee after buying half interest in the Loucks Dairy. Mildred Loucks of Aurelian and Russell Washburn of Janesville Iowa wed August 21 at the Harry Howell home. Tone Waddell started teaching home economics in Remsen School. Gifford sold his billiard parlor at Sioux Rapids and will return to Aurelia.

CG. Mummert Jr Aurelia Adrian Minn Cherokee Loucks Mildred Loucks Aurelian Russell Washburn Janesville Iowa Harry Howell Miss Tone Waddell Remsen Wm. Gifford Sioux Rapids J. J. Howell Chas. McCurdy Ray Adist

Notice for Union Meeting Regions and Conventions

Members of the National Union for Social Justice are urged to attend a meeting Saturday evening August 29 at Lockin Hotel at 9 p m. A district meeting is set for 2 p m Sunday August 30 at West Hotel Sioux City Iowa. A Cleveland convention report will be presented. Wm J Philpott Secretary Iowa City district number 06-09-Lowa

National Union For Social Justice Lockin Hotel West Hotel Sioux City Iowa Cleveland Wm. J. Philpott Lowa

Swanson Family Visit and Local Rumor Denied

Nels Swanson and son Everett visit John Mummert home in Gray Bull Wyoming. Nels, former Aurelia resident, is brother to William Swanson and Albert Swanson also lives in Gray Bull. A large crowd checked on Carl Carlson after a Tuesday night call, but Carlson denies being married. editor says the report lacks foundation.

Nels Swanson Everett Gray Bull Wyoming John Mummert Nels Aurelia Wm. Swanson Albert Swanson Odd Fellows Bethe Bischel Aurelia Eharivari Carl Carlson Behahs Carl

St Pauls Lutheran Church Encouragement From Romans Thirty Eight

William Walter, pastor, invites readers to hear a Sunday sermon on how all things work for good, based on Romans 8 28. English service begins at 10:15 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m. Visitors welcomed, and a church motto urges showing faith by attending services.

Phat Ward

Congregational Church Service Schedule

Edwin Trigg is pastor. Church school starts at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11 a.m.

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