Happenings From Nearby Towns Report Local Passings And Local News
Local papers report deaths in Peterson and area including Mrs. Catherine Henrichsen mother of Mrs. J H Holck and Mrs. Louise Schumacher mother of Mrs. Joe Batchelor both of Peterson. Other obituaries include Henry Grieme of Hanover and Schaller aged 71. Dr T D Kas named to state health board by Governor Turner for two years. County livestock damage claims total 563.50. Sioux Rapids area land sales include 240 acre Lee estate farm sold with 80 acres purchased by O M Lee and remaining sold to J M Kevane and W H Hopkins. Storm Lake crews prepare to seine lake rough fish as ice breaks. Buena Vista delinquent tax sale postponed after no bids and 60 day continuation ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Henry Grieme
Hanover
Schaller
Sutherland Courier
T. D. Kas
State Board of Health
Dan W. Turner
Board of Supervisors
Sioux Rapids
O. M. Lee
J. M. Kevane
W. H. Hopkins
Storm Lake
Storm Lake Register
John S. Peterson
Buena Vista County
Skiff
Iowa
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance annual meeting set for January 14 1933
The Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association will hold its annual meeting on Saturday January 14 1933 at 2:00 p.m. in the Community club room. Members are urged to attend. George E Blanch is president and H H Lockin secretary. All kinds of insurance and service that serves Lockin Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
George E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
Alta News Items From Alta Advertiser
LeRoy Rader of Spefster named assistant Attorney General for Iowa. Mrs J C Hinkel dies at daughter E E Rutledge home in Waseca Minnesota. Lyle B Frear visits from Dodgeville Wisconsin to his parents. Miss Gladys Pattee and Clarence William Christensen wed Christmas Eve. Rose Schmidt, burned in a prior house fire, shows hopeful recovery progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Rader
Spefster
A.C. Rader
Alta
State of
Iowa
J. C. Hinkel
E. E. Rutledge
Waseca
Minnesota
Lyle B. Frear
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Frank Frear
Gladys Pattee
Roy Pattee
Clarence William Christensen
Rose Schmidt
J. C. Schmidt
Schmidt
Former Sioux City Mayor Proposes New Tax Deal
R. B. Huff former mayor of Sioux City spoke to the Aurelia Community Club detailing a new tax revenue concept aimed at agriculture income from selling products with a percentage of selling price, wage earners on salary, and businesses on gross sales. The plan is being considered in South Dakota and reviewed by other tax bodies. Committees to support the membership drive are active. after the address a luncheon and games followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Huff
Sioux City
Aurelia Community Club
Mgr.Huff
South Dakota
Ficuses
Huff
Methodist and Congregational Church Services Listed
Morning services and Sunday School times for Methodist and Congregational churches announced. H Welch presides at the Methodist Church with services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Edwin Trigg leads Congregational Church with church school at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Grand Jurors Drawn for 1933 Court Terms
Grand jurors drawn for 1933 will appear January 16 1933 at 1 30 PM. Trial jurors for January term summoned January 23 1933 at 10 AM. Names include Casey Larrabee Eischen Hahn Heaney Holderness Huxford Johnson Michaelson McCulla Pease Seely Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Casey
Larrabee
Barney Eischen
Will Hahn
David Heaney
Meriden
Aaron Holderness
E. D. Huxford
Arthur Johnson
Marcus
J. A. Michaelson
Sam McCulla
Sutherland
Leroy Pease
Washita
Orla Seely
Cleghorn
J.J. Williams
Washta
Chris Anderson
Paullina
Glenn Barnes
Jao. Bauer
Letha Bentley
Bessie Campbell
Jas
A. Campbell
Walter Clarkson
M. R. Conrad
Florence Dawson
William Diercks
Aurelia
Geo. Dunn
Ray B. France
Florence Frisbie
Chas. Gustafson
Jack Hanlon
Henry Hinkeldey
Wm. D. Hoke
Carl Johnson
Kate Johnston
N. E. Johnson
Ray Jones
T. J. Kennedy
W. A. Kerr
Albert Klug
Cherokee
P. E. Kress
Augusta Kuhris
Quimby
John A. Lamm
Helen Leber
Andrew Magnesen
Walter Meinking
Kafrence-Montgomery
R. M. Nield
Emil Ohlson
Erwin Olson
Robi
C. Paulson
Alta Plautz
H. W. Rasmus
Ray Rollins
Katherine Rupp
Fred Russell
L. H. Russell
Geo. A. Sachse
Ross Simons
A. C. Stanbrough
W. A. Stevenson
W. C. Unger
Rex Weaver
William Westphal
L. C. Wheelock
Pioneer Citizen Fred Kohlhagen Dies in Aurelia
Fred Kohlhagen died at his Aurelia home Tuesday night at 11 15 after three years of declining health. He lived in the community 49 years and in Aurelia 26 years, aged 78. Funeral services Friday 1 30 from the home and 2 at Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Brock and Rev Trigg officiating. Burial in Aurelia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kohlhagen
Aurelia
Kohlhagen
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Brock
Brooke Evangelical Church
Edwin Trigg
Aurelia Cemetery
Farm Relief Circulars Outline Iowa Farm Policy
Iowa State CollegeAgricultural Economics Department at Ames issues weekly circulars on farm relief measures including the voluntary domestic allotment plan. The latest circular follows two earlier ones on the agricultural situation and farmer distress. A radio talk airs Tuesdays at 12 45 PM over WOI on the same topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Economics Department
Iowa State College
Ames
WOI
Epworth League Rally Set With Cherokee and Nearby Chapters
The M E Epworth League hosts a rally next Monday night bringing together Epworth Leagues from Cherokee Marcus Larrabee Sutherland and Diamond Center for an evening of program and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Epworth League
Epworth Leagues
Cherokee, Marcus, Larrabee, Sutherland
Diamond Center
Where Farmers Taxes Are Spent
A 1931 Iowa tax study by the Extension Service and Iowa State College shows 88 percent of property and personal tax funds go to local schools, county expenses and roads. The report details farm averages across 1,580 farms in all counties, with $225.54 total tax per farm and $50.64 for county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Extension Service
Agriculture Economics Department
Iowa State College
Murl McDonald
Board of Control
State Board of Education
University
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Experiment Station and Extension Service
McDonald
Home Grown Grains Make Good Breakfast Foods
Miss Pearl Sims demonstrates making cereal breakfast foods from Cherokee County home grown corn wheat and rye at a December 10 meeting. The event promoted bulk buying and showed grinding and cooking methods to cut living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Sims
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
County Board of Supervisors
American Red Cross
K. P. Hall
Cherokee
Miss Sims
Farm Bureau
Poultry Housing Rules to Prevent Winter Losses
E W Henderson of Iowa State College says to avoid overcrowding to curb winter production drops. Light hens need 6 to 8 inches of roost and 8 square feet of floor space. heavy birds require 4 square feet floor space and 8 to 10 inches roost. He warns overcrowding causes disease and dampness and advises ample window space and daily airing. if space is tight, cull interior non-producers before winter and keep space for productive birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Henderson
Iowa State College
New County Treasurer Announces Deputies and Office Moves
Frank M. Tyner named as county treasurer elect to succeed Ray Ad sat with Harry Phelan as deputy and Edna Mahaney as clerk. Cherokee County Farm Bureau shifts to new quarters in the post office basement. County records show 102.75 dollars from 2005 hunting licenses issued in 1932, while bonds for officers were approved at the board’s organization meeting. Galen Lewis leaves for a district manager post in Boulder Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Tyner
Ray Adsit
Harry Phelan
Edna Mahaney
Herman Steemke
Cherokee
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Iowa Public Service Company
Cherokee County
Boyd J. Sinkey
State Fish and Game Commission
J. A. McDonald
Board of Supervisors
Galen Lewis
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Boulder
Colorado
Auto
4-H Girls Begin Bread Making Project Training
Cherokee County 4-H leaders will attend the first lesson of the Girls 4-H bread making project on January 3 in Cherokee. Lulu Tregoning, Extension Specialist from Town State College, will discuss flours yeasts costs saved and bread making success. The three part training helps club leaders and older girls with their projects sponsored by the Cherokee County Farm Bureau. Roy Whitney and Rex visited Sioux City for a medical check of Rexs leg and expect him to return to school soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Cherokee County
Public sales and local moves in Aurelia area
Ten years ago Jacob Grunig planned a public sale and relocation to Minnesota while local builders finished the new garage near Aurelia. Ernest Kolpin scheduled a January 7 sale at the George Kolpin farm seven miles northeast of Aurelia as more moves reshaped the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Grunig
Aurelia
Minnesota
Pierce and Bruce
Ernest Kolpin
George Kolpin
Margaret Eddy
Mt. Vernon
Elizabeth Scott
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wesley Nelson
Lawrence Blanch
Jews City
Stocking Seller Delivers Delays Leave Storm Lake Shoppers Guessing
Storm Lake women who bought stockings from a December peddler fear they were buncoed. They paid one dollar down for three pairs of southern made stockings at three dollars total and await delivery. Secretary Vant Hul of the Chamber of Commerce notes others may have fallen victim as patience wears thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Vant Mul
Chamber of Commerce
Vant Hul
Mr. Vant Hul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peterson
Catherine Henrichsen
J. H. Holck
Holck
Louise Schumacher
Joe Batchelor
Lockin
Alta Advertiser
Methodist Church Notes
H. Welch
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
State College
Wens
Roy Whitney
Rex
Sentinel
G. I. Puffer
Men's Brotherhood
I. M. Lane
Mt. Olive
A. T W. Waddell
Henry Bischel
Mr. Waddell
Main Street
Katherine Herold
Wim. Meisenhelder
Hey
Hartford
F. A. Perry
First National Bank
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