Happenings from Peterson and Storm Lake Areas
Local notices report the death of Dr J H France in Peterson after a Christmas illness. Storm Lake residents Frank W Mack and a Rembrandt bank robbery headline the region. A large soft fish haul near Storm Lake yields 40 000 pounds of carp. A Remsen cafe burglary nets 25 cases of cigarettes worth 2525 dollars. A district court damages ruling in McKeever vs Batchler totals 4500 dollars. Bank bandits flee in a four man raid on Rembrandt’s First National Bank. Community lunch and dairy extension notes wrap the item.
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Peterson
J. H. France
Storm Lake Register
Frank W
Mack
Storm Lake
East Third Street
George May
New Albin
Pilot-Tribune
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
W. E. Herbert
William M. Toohey
Remsen
Home Cafe
Leonard Schorg
Jake Raveling
Peterson Patriot
McKeever
C. E. Batchler
Don McKeever
Batchelor
Supreme Court
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
First National Bank of Rembrandt
Enrollment drives adult education in Cherokee area
Enrollment in adult education classes under the federal emergency relief program has reached 262 in Cherokee. The Cherokee County Farm Bureau earned statewide recognition for its above average membership at the Des Moines convention. Fred A. Mason, 29, a state highway employee, died after a skull fracture and a four day coma. Airport plans for Cherokee progressed with aviation committee talks with J. H. Keefe. Judge Pitts ruled for the defense in Claude Smith vs Cherokee County, likely to be appealed. verdict denies $600 to Smith.
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Cherokee
N. D. McCombs
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Des Moines
C. G. Turner
Fred A. Mason
State Highway Commission
Sioux Valley Hospital
Aviation Committee
J. H. Keefe
Sioux City
Iowa
C. W. Pitts
Claude Smith
Cherokee County
Smith
Supreme Court
Big Closing-Out Farm Sale By H F Bell
The Sentinel reports H F Bell holds a large closing-out sale on February 6 at the Richard Morgan farm six miles south of the Aurelia schoolhouse. Items include 11 horses, 27 cattle mostly Holsteins, 30 Hampshire hogs, farm machinery, household goods, 14 tons of hay, and more with lunch at 11:30 and sale at noon. Lyman & Son and Leonard Larson act as auctioneers. First National Bank of Aurelia is clerk.
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the Sentinel
H. F. Bell
Richard Mongan
Aurelia School House
Mr. Bell
Lyman & Son
Leonard Larson
First National Bank of Aurelia
Fire Laddies Plan Annual Ball At Community Theatre
The Aurelia Fire Department announces its annual ball to be held at the Community Theatre on Tuesday evening February 6. Tickets are on sale with rival sides pledged to outdo each other, the loser treating the winners. Craven's Golden Orchestra of Huxley Iowa provides music for the dance. Proceeds fund equipment for fitting fires and supporting a well regulated department. Firemen receive modest pay and answer alarms to protect property. Your support with a dollar is appreciated.
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Aurelia
Fire Department
Funeral for Civil War Vet Frank Anderson Held in Aurelia
Frank Anderson a Civil War veteran died at the Lockin Hotel Aurelia on Sunday. Services were conducted at the M E church with Rev Lloyd Scheerer. He is buried in Cherokee. Born in Sweden March 26 1846 he came to America in 1849 and lived in Illinois. He served in Company P 182nd Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He taught school in several states before moving to Aurelia in 1910. He married Delila Blackman who died in 1917. He leaves sisters nieces and nephews and many friends. Financial note: new classified rates 10c per line first insertion.
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Frank Anderson
Lockin Hotel
M. E. Church
Aurelia
Lloyd Scheerer
Cherokee
Anderson
G. J. Jarchow
Harris
Minnesota
Cecil Blanchard
Pine City
Ray Holt
Olwein
Iowa
Charles Barnes
Carroll
D. A. Mummert
Roy
Burl Mummert
Zora Phipps
Frances Muench
Donald Phipps
Clarence Cave
George Mummert
Peter J. Anderson
Sweden
This Earth
America
Sycamore
Illinois
Mr. Anderson
James A. Richardson
Richardson
Mr. Holt
182Nd
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Wright County
Ilinois
South Dakota
Colorado
Delila Blackman
Nellie Jardow
Vera Blanchard
Flossie Jarchow
Dwight and
Percy Jarchow
Mabel Jackson
Chicago
Pay Up and Save Time
An editor recalls an old Indian customer who insisted on a receipt for his newspaper. He explains the joke that in the afterlife St Peter would ask if he paid the editor, and since there is no receipt, the soul must search for the editor in hell to obtain one.
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Big Gate
St. Peter
Hell
Des Moines Extends Auto License Registration Deadline
The Iowa Department of Motor Vehicles informs county treasurers to keep January registration books open until February 10. This gives car owners a 10 day extension to obtain plates after delays caused by the value-based registration fee bill. The law took effect last Friday, following legislative action that slowed registrations.
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Des Moines
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Lou Wallace
Junior Girl Scout Diary Patrol Knot Teaching
The Girl Scouts held a patrol meeting led by the chairman with roll call. They reviewed the square knot and bow line and learned the clove hitch. The treasury stood at $11.57 as discussions covered earning money and a Tea event. The group plans to purchase older girls uniforms and adjourned after lunch. The next meeting will be at Lois Whitney's home.
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Lois Whitney
Miss Vernice Haden Leaves for Des Moines Nurse Training
Miss Vernice Haden daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Haden left Friday for Des Moines to enter nurse training at Mercy hospital.
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Vernice Haden
Chas. Haden
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
J. P. Hultgren
Buena Vista County
Robert Pederson
Alta
Civil Works Administration
Smith
Cherokee
Fairview
Lawrence Weisenberger
Storm Lake
W. J. Cockburn
Roosevelt Birthday Party Nets $30 for Foundation
Aurelia’s Community Club sponsored a Roosevelt Georgia Warm Springs Foundation card party at the club room Tuesday evening. L. P. Nelson reported a $30 check mailed to the president. Five hundred game highs and bridge results noted, with a luncheon to close.分时时彩
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Aurelia
Roosevelt
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Community Club
Club
L. P. Nelson
Roy Matzdorff
C. W. Dawson
Henry Meyers
W. H. Heimsoth
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Aurelia notices list several retirements and deaths including Mrs Louis Johnson at age 90 and William Wogahn at 75. Public sales set for February 5 and 8 near Mt Olive Church and Aurelia as residents plan farm retirements.
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Louis Johnson
Aurelia
Edward
Wm. Wogahn
Girl Scout Meeting Held at Joy Dailey Home
On Tuesday evening January 80 the Girl Scouts met at Joy Dailey's home. Two patrols held meetings and the group recited the pledge and laws and sang patriotic songs. Chairman Stutz led the business session followed by investiture practice and birthday games for Lelia Honsbruch.
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Joy Dailey
Stutz
America
Lelia Honsbruch
H. S. Basketball Schedule Highlights Feb to Mar
The schedule lists Brooke at Aurelia on Feb 2 and Feb 6 Galva visits Aurelia Feb 9 Holstein hosts Feb 16 Larrabee at Aurelia and the County Tournament set for Feb 28 in Cherokee followed by the Sectional Tournament on Mar 2. Watch your subscription date.
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Brooke
Aurelia
Galva
Holstein
Larrabee
Cherokee
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L. E. Christensen
Creamery
Lytton
Dairy Extension Department
Ames
Perry & McDeid
Reman’s
Aurelia, Iowa
Craven’s
Golden Gate Orchestra
Huxley, Iowa
Your Fire Department
Farmers National Bank
Gale
Alta Advertiser
Aurelia Hardware Co
Sentinel
Percy Clover
Kansas City
Missouri
Sweney Automobile and Tractor School
Chas. Nelson
Farmers National Cooperative Elevator Mutual Insurance Association
Frank Parrott
Mason City
Pierre Bengtson
Mt. Olive Church
Martin Christensen
Helmer Paulson
Clark Dyslin
L. H. Dyslin
Dieterich Honsbruch
Dick Honsbruch
Will Diercks
Lincoln
Nebraska
Girl Scout News
H. S
Henry
Old Si Chestnut
Henry Ford
First National Bank
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