Local Happenings and Community Notices in Aurelia
Local notes report shopping at Home Grocery with items like Figaro and Wrights smoked salt and Palm Olive coupons. Updates include residents Ella Dick and Wm Hansbruch improving after illness, Geo Mummert visiting Cherokee, births and upcoming sales, and schedule changes for the Sentinel due to Christmas and New Year holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Perry
Lockin Agency
Old Hickory
Figaro
Wrights
Ella Dick
Geo. Mummert
Cherokee
J. S. Mummert
Aurelia Poultry Co
Wm. Hansbruch
Clementine Waddell
J. C. Nelson
Des Moines
Minot
North Dakota
Community Notes From Aurelia and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Chris Felton of Peterson visited at the Wm Westphal home Sunday. Reverends Welch and Leinsatg attended a Missionary Convention at Sphere Y Monday. Submissions urge Sentinel subscribers to pay due accounts and warn against bank rumor spread. Dean Parrott celebrated tenth birthday with friends. many local youngsters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Felton
Peterson
Wm Westphal
W. H. Welch
Leinsatg
Diamond Center
Spere Y
A. H. Loucks
Huron
South Dakota
Weeshburn
O. B. East
Frank Radle
Everett Redle
Albert Radle
C. J. Herald
Pitcher Township Farm Bureau
Ralph Peterson
The
Sentinel
Dean Parrott
George Parrott
Bennie Wieland
Gerald Rapp
Philip Fassler
Philip Peterson
Merlin Honsbruch
Selon Liehter
Carroll Nelson
Merle Dick
Leland Kinnenbere
John Christersen
Donald
Edwin Engdahl
Claude Davis
Dean
Tye Selects Three Class B Elevens
Charles H. Tye lists three honorary Class B football elevens for northwest towns. The first team features a 160 pound line and backfield averaging 140 pounds with four backfield stars from smaller schools. Second team includes players from Aurelia and Sioux Rapids, while the third lists additional players from Aurelia and Orange City with several small-town squads represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Tye
Sioux County
Orange City
Northwest Town
K—Straight
Tor
K-Anderson
Chehorn
T—Graves
Melvin
T—Roger
Leke Park
G—eville
Angela
G—Merom
Seuss Rapids
C—Shank
Aurela
Or—Maas
Tenell
Maas
Terrill
Hr—Peterson
Aurelia
Fb—Goodrich
Clemhorn
Tean
Decr
Clark Ony
F—Moester
Steus Rapids
T-—Gearke
T—Stones
Clarhorn
G—Hepworth
Royal
Glens
Reval
C—Acinder
Terril
E—Seymour
Cocheredan
E—Bates
T—Rboneall
Aur da
T—Colby
Lake View
G—Versteer
G—Giehink
Cvrnnve City
C—Johnson
Or—Hopkings
Sioux Rapids
Lorlington
Lighter
Tennessee’s First Name Origin in Historical Record
The article notes the territory that became Tennessee was once called bankhand or rant Min and formed by settlers from western North Carolina in 1785. It highlights the region’s early nomenclature and colonial settlement links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Tennessee
North Carolina
Xmas party and club activities in December
The entry lists multiple December social events. The Womans Club hosted a Xmas party at Mrs. Eddy’s with 56 attendees. Vera Scott sang two solos and a pantomime entertained. Other gatherings included dinners at the Lighter home, card games, 500 games at Ammons and Radke homes, and a Rebekah Circle box for Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
J. M. Whitney
G. R. Wharton
Mrs. Day
Mr. Lighter
Vera Scott
Edmund Radke
Clifford Ohlson
Lars Mark
Women Missionary Group Met at Mrs Carlberg Home
The Congregational church Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. Helmar Carlberg’s home on a Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Art Fraser leading a program on India and a luncheon served by Mrs. Carlberg. The Farm Bureau district No 7 followed up with a December 11 meeting at Mrs. Oran Coombs’ home where eleven ladies worked on two covered chairs and enjoyed lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebakah
B. B. McCarthy
Odd Fellows Choins
Lutheran Ladies Aid
J. Grapenthen
Heimsoth
Wm. Ruebsam
Wm. Talzin
W. H. Bischel
J. Graphenten
Henry Buddenhagen
Women’s Missionary
The
Congregational Church
Helmar Carlberg
Art Fraser
India
Carlberg
Farm Bureau
District No 7
Oran Coombs
Marcus Partners Exit From Banking Business
Petition filed in Cherokee district court seeks dissolution of the Edmunds Londergan partnership operator of the Exchange Bank of Marcus and related lumber coal and grain interests. L. F. Parker, a Cherokee banker, is appointed receiver for liquidation purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
Edmunds-Londergan Company
I. C. Edmunds
Londergan
Exchange Bank of Marcus
Cherokee District Court
L. F. Parker
Washta State Bank Fails to Open Saturday Morning
Washta Iowa December 18 The Washta State bank failed to open for business as usual. President A D Roberson and cashier Howard Montgomery led a small bank backed by about 150000 in deposits and 25000 in capitalization according to a recent financial statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washta
Washta State Bank
A. D. Roberson
Howard Montgomery
The Most Important Historical Picture Ever Produced
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Arthur Brown
Clair N. Parrott
Balaion
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Shorty Evans
Harold Cornwall
C. H. Lockin
Los Angeles
Calfornia
W. H. Cox
Edna Golnitz
Storm Lake
Tusday
Rosalie Bischel
Dick Honsbrueh
Simonsen
Quimby
John Mummert
the Sentinel
Atwater
Kent
RADIO
Atwater Kent
Guarantee Oil Co
Aurlia
Iowa
Tye
Surirty
C. E. Ammons
Emmett Ammons
Walter Matzdorff
Louis Bouchey
Nels Waldstine
Emil Matzdorff
Leonard Jackson
Ella Heimsoth
Brotherhood
Congo Church
Messers
Floyd Glawe
Schoening’s Hardware
Richard Glawe, LE. Christensen
Ray Hines
and John Holderness
Marcus Partners
West Iowa
Paul Whitman
King OF
Jazz
Billie Dove
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Susies
Larson's
Santa
Larson’s Store
Aurelia, Iowa
Ik Wharton
Whartons
Wharton’s
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