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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1930

Page

4

Aurelia Sends Three to County Declamatory Contest

Aurelia high school entrants reach the county final after a Washta sub county meet. Esther Nelson wins dramatics while Mahlon Reckoff and Francis Person take oratorical and humorous second. Quimby and Grand Meadow winners lead north and south divisions as county contest nears.

Aurelia High School Washta Quimby Esther Nelson Mahlon Reckoff Francis Person Grand Meadow Marcus Cleghorn Larrabee Aurelia

Advertising as a tonic for business growth

A concise nod to using ads to boost sales and visibility, suggesting marketing as a remedy for lagging performance. The message emphasizes turning to advertising strategies to attract customers and rejuvenate revenue.

Alta News Items of Local Events and Sports

Miss Edna Mahn had her tonsils removed. The Alta High School quintet defeated Fairview 36 to 18 on the local floor. Craig Ellyson sang on WSUI Wednesday from 10:00 to 12:30 and will sing the first Wednesday of each month thereafter. Leslie Molgaard announced a competent operator for his beauty shop and spring opening next Monday. The Trinity Lutheran brotherhood may hire Rev. R. R. Brown of Omaha for their Father and Son banquet planned for February 26. The Alta Consolidated Schools board offered Supt L A Clark re election at the same $3 000 salary. Clark is in his second year as head of Alta schools.

Edna Mahn Alta High School Fairview Basketeers Craig Ellyson WSUI Leslie Molgaard Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood Rev R. R. Brown Omaha Board of Education Alta Consolidated Schools L. A. Clark Alta Schools

Larson couple travels to Princeton after tragedy

Mr and Mrs Carl Larson went to Princeton Missouri to visit his parents during the trip a tragedy occurred causing their daughter to die in a railroad crossing accident.

Carl Larson Mr. Larson Princeton Missouri

Large Farm Home Burns in Spring Township Fire

The Will Scott family home in Spring township near Correctionville burned last Sunday during their absence at the funeral of Will's mother. Neighbors saved only a few chairs and a radio. The Aurelia fire company responded and saved the nearby corn crib and granary. The house, owned by Anthony Welch, carried $3,200 in insurance that will not cover all losses.

Will Scott Will Spring Township D. A. Mummert Neightors Aurelia Anthony Welch Correctionville Scott Maple Valley Mutual

Invited to Scout Parent Night in Sioux City

Parents and friends of the local Scout Troop are invited to the annual Parent's Night program in Sioux City at 8 00 pm on February 20. The Sioux City Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America sponsors the event with a banquet at seventy five cents per plate. Reservations should reach the local scoutmaster by February 16. For details contact Allen Lamm.

Sioux City Boy Scouts of America Allen Lamm

Shower Held for Edna Otto by Miss Ina Hustedt

Miss Ina Hustedt hosted a bridal shower for Edna Otto at the Fred Hustedt home on Sunday afternoon February 2 with forty five guests. The rooms were decorated with streamers and the bride-to-be found her gifts via a string trail, prizes were awarded in games, a two course dinner was served, and many presents were received.

Ina Hustedt Edna Otto Fred Hustedt Mabel Mantenfeul Elda Schmidt Frieda Martha Mantenfeul Mathilda Dreier Sadie Schuelke Leora Alice Minke Mamie Schuelke Alma Lillie Mamie’ Grieme Myrtle Pearl Luehenberg Neema Lillian Peters Mabel Sadie Ella Otto Edna Hustedt Lydian Verna Ethel Radke Werence Schaffer Paula Elda Selm

Peoples Telephone Company Holds Its Annual Meeting

The Peoples Telephone Company held its annual meeting at the Community Club rooms after a luncheon and smoker in Aurelia. Officers were reelected: Sig Matzdorff president, A L McKinnon secretary, Writ Dieskel treasurer. Directors reappointed include Andy Mickey Frank Kolpin for three years with L P Nelson Gust Peterson and Henry Deyloff continuing. An eight percent dividend was declared.

Peoples Telephone Company Businessen Aurelia Sig Matzdorff A. L. McKinnon Writ Dieskel Andy Mickey Frank Kolpin L. P. Nelson Gust Peterson Henry Deyloff

Closing-out Farm Sales Advertised for February Dates

William Witt schedules a sale one and a half miles south of Diamond Center on February 17 offering horses and mules cattle hogs and farm machinery. John T. Edson of Storm Lake lists a Lakeside Farms sale on February 20 with Poland China hogs sow stock and spring pigs. August Gustafson plans a sale south of Aurelia on February 18 featuring horses cattle hogs farm machinery and household goods.

William Witt Diamond Center John T. Edson Storm Lake Poland August Gustafson Aurelia

Farmer Olsen Found Dead in Rembrandt Area Yard

Ole H. Olsen, 39, a farmer of Lee township five miles east of Rembrandt, was found dead in his yard Tuesday morning. His wife discovered he was missing from bed and house, and neighbors Ferris Brock and J. F. Taylor located him near the yard gate. He wore underclothes and a jacket, barefoot, with overshoes and cap nearby. Bloodied feet from ice cuts and marks in the snow showed he had fallen and struggled to rise.

Storm Lake Register Ole H. Olsen Lee Township Rembrandt Ferris Brock J. F. Taylor Mr. Olsen

Insurance policy renewal promotion from Lockin Insurance Agency

A marketing notice urges readers to renew policies before expiration. It touts discounts for customers and claims to write fire, tornado, hail, life, auto, and automobile liability coverages. The ad encourages asking neighbors and highlights satisfied customers as advertisers.

Lockin Insurance Agency

Basketball Schedule 1929 30 Highlights

Basketball schedule for 1929 30 lists games with Larrabee visiting on February 14 and Cleghorn hosting on February 18.

Larrabee Cleghorn

Church Wedding in Hanover Sunday at St John’s Lutheran

Edna Otto and Roy W. Lichtenberg tied the knot Sunday February 9 at 3 PM in St John’s Lutheran Hanover. Rev H Webking officiated the single ring ceremony as families and neighbors gathered for the rose and blue themed celebration and a dinner at the bride’s home.

Hanover St. John’s Lutheran Church Edna Otto Roy W. Lichtenberg J. 8. Schmidt Rev. H. Webking Columbia Ella Otto Copenhagen Pearl Lichtenberg Ella Hoffmeir Elmer Huseman Elmer Adolph Otto Freida Otto Ina Hustedt Opal Zahr L. C. Lichtenberg Marvin Louis WI. Wehking Henry Otto Edsa Otto Roy Litchenberg L. C. Litchenberg Standard Oil Company Alta Sioux City

Americanism Program Well Attended

The American Legion and Auxiliary and Boy Scouts sponsored an Americanism program with a packed audience. The organizers thank the orchestra and glee club, Miss Aylesworth, Boy Scout officers, and all contributors for a successful event that promoted better citizenship and community spirit.

American Legion and Auxiliary Boy Scouts Orchestra Glee Club Aylesworth

Farmers Elevator Company Holds Annual Meeting

The Farmers Elevator Co of Aurelia held its annual meeting at the Community Club rooms. President Gust Peterson called the meeting after a luncheon and smoker. Directors elected to succeed themselves were Carl Ehrhardt Frank Mummert and E W Peterson.

Farmers Elevator Co. of Aurelia

Notice to Pay Dog Tax in Aurelia

The town of Aurelia requires payment of the dog license before March 1. Payments may be made to Lars P. Nelson the town clerk.

Aurelia Lars P. Nelson

County Farm Bureau Names Ellis and Turner To Posts

G A Ellis was approved by the farm bureau board for another year as county farm bureau agent. Irene Turner was reappointed secretary for another year. Over 60 Cherokee county farmers attended the agricultural outlook conference at Rialto theater. The Silver township issue approved a $7 000,000 plan for seven one room schools to begin after spring dismissal. The state board of assessment asked Cherokee city assessor Alonzo Lawrey Jr to revise returns for equity.

G. A. Ellis Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Board Ellis Irene Turner Miss Turner Cherokee County Agricultural Outlook Rialto Theater Primghar Silver Township Cure Hoa Sue Cherokee

St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Notice

St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor E F Webking invites parishioners to Sunday morning services. Also notice of closing out entire stock at auction starting Tuesday February 18 by C G Haney.

C. G. Haney

Happenings Across Towns and Court Actions

Storm Lake officials lose appeal to build gasoline siding stations at Lake avenue and Sixth street after city denial. Peterson business leaders plan movie showings at Legion hall to keep screenings going Wednesday and Saturday. Pierre man Frank Walter, 26, killed by a falling tree while assisting in Linn Grove. Turin bank robbery convict Nelson Evans given a life sentence in Monona county court after hospital crash near Cherokee.

Storm Lake Register J. Park Barry Mutual Investment Company Lake Avenue Sixth Street Peterson Patriot Legion Hall Thos. F. Saunders American Terrennians Weremade Peterson Storm Lake Reggister Frank Walter Pierre South Dakota Carter Davis Linn Grove LeMars Sentinel Turin Iowa Nelson IL Evans Sioux City Miles W. Newby Monona County Onawa Cherokee

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