Happenings in Nearby Towns Report Various Local Changes
Louie Tigges left for Des Moines for a new drug store job on East Locust Street. Farmers Savings Bank extended holiday waivers with hopes to reopen next Monday. George Daniels sues Earl Anderson for 850 damages over a December 17 auto crash near Alta. Heywood Bros Lumber yard remains open with Philo Risden in charge. County Engineer Floyd Campbell again hired for 1983 with pay cut to 2100. Carvel Olson and Howard Cheevers begin indeterminate reformatory sentences for a January robbery of the Glenn Peterson service station near Alta.
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Peterson
Louie Tigges
Des Moines
Board of Supervisors
Campbell
Storm Lake Register
Carvel Olson
Howard Cheevers
Sioux Rapids
C. R. Gaffin
Anamosa
James DeLand
Glenn Peterson
Alta
John Quist to Meet With 4-H Club Boys
Farm Bureau Exchange notes that county 4-H club committee will plan new project work with John Quist state 4-H club leader on Friday February 17. Enrollments are now complete in the Baby Beef club and the meeting will cover pig clubs poultry club and possibly a dairy heifer club.
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Farm Bureau Exchange
County
John Quist
Congregational Church Service Schedule
Edwin Trigg is pastor. Church School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 11:00 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 80 p m.
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Christian Endeavor
Aurelia School Declamatory Contest Friday Night
The annual home declamatory contest at Aurelia High will be held Friday evening February 8 in the high school auditorium. Fourteen contestants compete in three classes with winners advancing to county and state events. Names and musical numbers listed include speakers in oratorical dramatic and humorous classes with accompanying pieces by Willeby Car michael Steiner and others.
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Aurelia School
Willeby
Fern Parrott
Junior Fraser
Dale Clover
Paul Jones
Carmichael
Lelia Honsbruch
Margaret Johnson
Viva Ammons
Veryle Card
Doris Stiencke
Marianna Chandler
Gretchen Thomson
Steiner
Mary Fraser
Lois Hultgren
Euelah Harrison
Vivian Paulson
Dorothy Lighter
Claire Whitney
Dorothy Nelson
Haul of Fish at East Shore Sets New Mark
Storm Lake records fall as John Peterson's crew pulls 145000 pounds of rough fish from the east end of the lake. Carp and buffalo dominate the catch, with 35000 pounds returned for underweight buffalo. Net capacity was taxed and longtime locals called it unmatched in recent years.
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East Shore
Storm Lake
John Peterson
Closing-out farm sales announced near Aurelia
Mrs Ellen Dreyer Admx advertises a closing-out sale Tuesday February 7 three miles north of Aurelia featuring 6 horses 19 Shorthorn cattle full line of machinery 24 tons clover hay 2 stacks straw 1450 bushels barley 850 oats and 3000 bushels corn. Mrs Ray Will calls attention to a closing-out sale Wednesday February 8 three miles west and six miles south of Aurelia offering livestock farm machinery and other property sale starts at 1 00 o'clock.
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Ellen Dreyer
Admx
Aurelia
Cherokee County property owners to pay 1933 taxes less
Cherokee County property owners will pay 96 658 less in property tax for 1932 (collectible in 1933) than for 1931. Reductions come from road work 41 578 schools 35 799 state 12 616 T B eradication 9 030 cities and towns 6 819. increases include soldiers relief 8 623 and court expenses 3 596.
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Cherokee County
Farm Bureau
General
Retort
OUD P Emer Sereaeeeneeereesberesan
Alta news items and community notes
Mrs Albert Stief improves after gall bladder operation January 11 at Alta hospital. Alta Volunteer Fire Department hosts a benefit card party with 72 men attending. Paul Diehl of Hayes Happy Hustlers earns a gold medal for a 1932 baby beef club story and show cost records. Alta is chosen as a site for a sectional tournament March 2 to 4 by State Athletic Association. Methodist Episcopal church board adopts re incorporation articles. records show original 1875 dates and earlier organization from Storm Lake circuit.
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Albert Stief
Alta Hospital
Alta Volunteer Fire Department
Paul Diehl
Hayes Happy Hustlers
L. A. Clark
Perry
State Athletic Association
Alta
Storm Lake
Cherokee
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Speakers on the Air for Farm and Home Week
Ames ISU hosts Farm and Home Week February 6 to 11 with daily 11:00 am broadcasts on WOI featuring Dr. Edmund Des Brunner Prof. M. L. Wilson H A Wallace and other experts. Special features at 9:50 am daily and 1:50 pm Tue Thu.
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Ames
Iowa State College
WOI
W. S. Griffith
Midwest
M. L. Wilson
Montana
Edmund Des Brunner
Columbia University
H. A. Wallace
Des. Moines
T. W. Schultz
Basketball Schedule Highlights for February to March
Basketball schedule notes a game with Quimby on February 2 and Holstein on February 10. A County tournament runs February 17 followed by Galva at home on February 24. The period closes with an 8-4 sectional tournament starting March 2.
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Quimby
Holstein
Galva
County Seat News from Cherokee Papers Highlights and Happenings
Several Methodist church members lost keys delaying Sunday return as coats were rifled in the cloak room but nothing else taken. Hundreds attend a Drake estate swindle meeting at Rialto theater after Modern Woodmen hall crowd swelled. C H Diehl elected Cherokee Chamber of Commerce president with Milo Sauer as vp, H E Bennett treasurer, George C Mantor secretary. Cherokee wrestlers beat South Omaha 203 to 194 in Wilson gym, fifth straight win for Coach Elmer Bierbaum. Mrs F M Bauer to speak on Utilization of Old Clothes at county clothing demonstration by Miss Pearl Sims at 2 pm Saturday. The hall for the emergency program meeting will be announced later.
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Drake Estate
Rialto Theater
Woodmen Hall
C. H. Diehl
Cherokee Chamber
F. M. Bauer
Red Cross and Associated Charities
Feltons Entertain Spring Farm Bureau Delegates
Reports on the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention were given by Mrs. Lawrence Davis and Harry Gunnerson, delegates, at a Spring township Farm Bureau meeting held at the Chris Felton home on Friday evening January 27. E. H. Dull and P. H. Korns were present.
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Farm Bureau Exchange
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Lawrence Davis
Harry Gunnerson
Spring Township Farm Bureau
Chris Felton
E. H. Dull
P. H. Korns
Demonstration of Meat Cutting in Spring Township
Clarence Turner led a January 24 meeting at Adolph Tigges home on meat cutting for home canning curing and fresh use. Twenty seven Spring township residents attended the event following a December session by C W McDonald.
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Clarence Turner
Spring Township
Adolph ‘Tigges
C. W. McDonald
Annual Meeting of Peoples Telephone Co
The Peoples Telephone Co. holds its annual meeting in the Community Club room on Saturday February 11 1933 at 1 o clock to elect officers and conduct annual business. Secretary A L McKinnon.
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The
Peoples Telephone Co
A. L. McKinnon
Indictments Return in Cherokee Picket Shooting Case
Twelve indicted by a Cherokee district court grand jury over an August 30 attack on farm strike meeting attendees near Cherokee. Sheriff Titton, Dr. Forrest Barnes, Harrison Steele, Claude Beasley, Ralph White, Rudy Geiger named plus six John Doe defendants. Charges include conspiracy to commit a felony, assault with intent to murder, and perjury. Bail set by time of surrender. investigations led by County Attorney James D. F. Smith.
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Cherokee
District Court
Here
A. H. Titton
Harrison Steele
Steele Bank
Cherokee County
Forrest Barnes
Claude Beasley
Ralph White
Steele’s Bank
Rudy Geiger
John Doe
Tilton
Barnes
Steele
Bensley
White
Geiger
Wm. Hahn
Silver Township
David Heaney
Sheridan Township
Aaron Holderness
Afton
Sam McCulla
Spring Township
LeRoy Pease
Grand Meadow
Ora Sealey
Liberty Township
J. J. Williams
Willow Township
James D. F. Smith
Methodist Church Notes with W H Welch Pastor
The notice lists morning service at 11:00 a m with Sunday School at 10:00 a m and a sermon The World at Infinity with God The evening service features Epworth League at 6 30 p m and a 7 30 p m sermon Love of the Father It urges attendance at church services.
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Methodist Church
W. H. Welch
Epworth League
Girl Scouts Hold Meeting at Joy Dailey's Home
After school on Monday the Girl Scouts brought their own sandwiches and covered dishes, hiked to Joy Dailey's home for a meeting, shared supper, then hiked back home.
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Joy Dailey
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago in Aurelia
A look back notes W. D. Miller’s death January 26 at Summit Point West Virginia with funeral in Aurelia. R Kleeberger bought O A Royer home for March 1 move. Bruce family moved from Storm Lake to Henry Sansen residence. Market sale netted over 2500 dollars. Royer to Cherokee for jewelry store. Paul Kimball resigns from Wisconsin Lumber Co yards to write life insurance. family to Mitchell SD.
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W. DP. Miller
Aurelia
Summit Point
West Virginia
R. Kleeberger
O. A. Royer
Arthur Bruce
Storm Lake
Henry Sansen
Cherokee
Royer
Paul Kimball
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Mitchell
South Dakota
Farmers Elevator Co. of Aurelia annual meeting notice
Notice states annual meeting of Farmers Elevator Co. of Aurelia Iowa will be held Wednesday February 8 1933 at 1 30 p m in Community Club rooms. Report of year's business to be read officers elected for coming year and any business transacted. Secretary Arthur Ohlson requests every stockholder present.
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Farmers Elevator Co
Aurelia
Iowa
Arthur Ohlson
New Library Receives Diverse Gift of Books
The library adds several new titles including Marti a Story of the Cuban War by Anna Maria Barnes and The Hoosier School Boy by Edward Eggleston. Other additions are The Mystery of the Lecvure by Arthur Bernede The Harkriders by Opie Read and Porsite Saga by John Galsworthy plus Years of Achievement by Frances R. Sterrett.
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Marti
Anna Maria Barnes
Edward Eggleston
Arthur Bernede
Opie Read
John Galsworthy
Frances R. Sterrett
Subscriptions Request Ad for Sioux City Papers
The Sentinel acts as authorized agent for Sioux City papers and offers subscription services. Contact to place orders or renewals through the Sentinel for convenient delivery.
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the Sentinel
Sioux City
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Alta Advertiser
Feltons
Spring Farm Bureau
Spain Township
Sentinel
Girl Scout
T. B. Parker, Sr
Fred Schroeder
Kenneth Brooks
Cleghorn
Garber
Fred Wieland
Wm. Coombs
Brethren Church
First National Bank
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