Gustafoni Ernest Gustafson Mystery Letter
A fragmentary note references a person named Gustafoni or Gustafson and a likely first name Ernest. The jagged text hints at a missing context or personal note. No clear event or location is evident.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
1
A fragmentary note references a person named Gustafoni or Gustafson and a likely first name Ernest. The jagged text hints at a missing context or personal note. No clear event or location is evident.
Fragmentary records show a committee to council and solicit trustees including Ba Kaskey and R. E. Tény appointing police and captains. An invoice proposes a weekly payment and a plan to build a mounted service or vehicle, possibly a Ford, with names such as Herman, Coker, Adolph Fassler involved.
Public worship Sunday morning at 10 80. The sermon subject to be announced. Sunday evening service at 7 80. Pastor C Safford to lead pulpit duties at Federated Church in Pennsylvania.
Cherokee County Farm Bureau officers and township chairmen will hold a full day meeting at City Hall in Cherokee next Friday February 13. Morning session covers yearly program with Mise Pattee of Town City aiding in Keptard-Towner clinics. afternoon focuses on club work with county and township leaders. Edithaker, former Scott County club leader, to speak. Basketball schedule shows Feb 18 Larrabee at home Tech 20 Peterson at home Feb 28 county tournament.
Court sessions begin with Judge Bradley presiding as equity and grand jury work opening this week. Petit jurors recalled for Monday Feb 16. Cherokee high wrestlers defeated Bootie 21 to 9 at Wilson gym amid strong town support. County opposes motor bus line franchise from Spencer to Sioux City citing road damage and no compensation.
Vague 1926 dues plea warns of changes at the upcoming meeting on Thursday February 19. The notice hints at actions to be taken and urges members to attend to avoid missing out on what will unfold.
David Woodley plans to quit farming and hold a public sale three miles southwest of Diamond Center. Miss Margaret Pruitt leaves for St. Paul to study millinery and take a trimming position. Merle Dick accepts bank bookkeeper post in Larrabee. B. Golden named Aurelia Lumber manager replacing J. M. Gay. Ar Radke home hosts the wedding of their daughter to Clarence Kaskey. J. N. Rice, early longtime resident, dies at 78. Blizzard shuts Northwest Town. trains halted. lines damaged. Local sports recap notes Carroll's Westsiders beat Stott's Eastsiders 34 to 24. Tuk night game. Ten years ago F. H. Wieland had appendicitis surgery at Cherokee.
Notice announces the Peap Co-Operative annual meeting at the American Theatre in Aurel on Saturday February 14, 1925 at 1 o'clock. It lists election of officers and other annual business to come before the meeting. A. L. McKinnon signs the notice.
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