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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1935

Page

5

Happenings of Nearby Towns and County News

County Agent Paul R. Busenbark is reelected by the Clay County Farm Bureau executive board. D E Ingram of Sioux Rapids becomes county board of supervisors chair at the first meeting of the year. A Sutherland marriage unites Miss Adda Ruth Adams and Roy Raveling at a Spencer Methodist parsonage. Lowell Simons buys forty acres in Amherst township, site of the former Simpson Bethel church. Hight slot machines seized in Spencer raids. owners do not appear for hearing. Oscar Gray named to lead a state wide Farm Bureau membership drive. Mrs H E Larsen remains in critical condition after a New Year’s Eve crash near Holstein with serious injuries.

Peterson Patriot Paul R. Busenbark Clay County Farm Bureau Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune D. E. Ingram Sioux Rapids County Board of Supervisors Sutherland Courier Adda Ruth Adams Sutherland Roy Raveling Linn Grove Spencer Hutchinson Marcus News Lowell Simons Amherst Township Charles Brown Spencer News-Herald Ash Williamson Gilbert S. James Storm Lake

Congregational Church Schedule Highlights

Edwin Trigg serves as pastor with Church School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 11:00 a m Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 6 30 p m Watch your subscription date.

Iowa Public Service Co. Announces Rate Reduction

The Iowa Public Service Co. informs the mayor and city council of a rate cut effective February 1, 1935. Top schedule down about 5 percent with further downward adjustments across brackets, as G. A. Neal notes the moves align with a decade of decreasing rates and aim to stimulate increased electricity use despite political pressure and costs.

Lew Johnson Iowa Public Service Co G. A. Neal

County corn hog books okayed by state secretary

Cherokee County Warehouse Board reports 1933 34 corn loans approved and returned from the State Secretary Murray. County books show 1 691 897 bushels of corn sealed and a treasury surplus of 3385.52 to be prorated back to borrowers. Certificates on paid loans must be returned to the county recorder for release before rebates.

Chas. Nelson Pitcher, Diamond, Afton Pilot Townships Cherokee County Warehouse Board Cherokee County Murray County Recorder’s Office

Alta News Items Highlights Local Weddings and Events

Miss Millie Isakson of Alta wed L A Peters, listed address Sioux City. Pomegrante Lodge 408 observed Past Masters night with two Third Degree initiations. Mrs B R Kline Aurelia and Mrs Ann Davis hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Henry C Snapp in Alta. Six Buena Vista county 4 H boys returned from Ames after state convention. Verlyn Russell elected state 4 H secretary for 1935. Ferne Church married Bert Armstrong at Storm Lake Baptist manse. Armstrong a 1934 Alta graduate. couple to reside near Correctionville.

Millie Isakson Alta L. A. Peters Sioux City Pomegrante Lodge No B. R. Kline Aurelia Ann Davis

Local option campaign under way in Iowa

A statewide pledge signing drive led by the Mother and Daughters of Iowa targets preventing liquor stores in communities with opposing majorities. Key county chairs were named, and the campaign runs before the 46th General Assembly convenes in Des Moines.

Iowa Mother and Daughters of BE. Sargent 46Th General Assembly Cherokee County Mable Sherman Washta Dell Mummert W .H. Bell Cherokee Des Moines

The Time to Advertise in Small Town Papers

The piece argues small towns lose growth when they crab larger towns and stop advertising. It urges support for the local weekly newspaper as essential to keeping trade, news, and prosperity alive in the town and its trade area.

St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces Services And Induction

William Walter, pastor, invites visitors to Sunday school at 10:00 a m and English service at 11:00 a m The newly elected church officers will be inducted during the service A religion class meets Tuesday at 5 p m.

Empress Theatre Equipment Sale and Bridge Project Plans

The Empress theatre will close after Saturday as equipment and the building lease are sold to George R Norman of Storm Lake. County supervisors will seek bids soon to erect a Sioux River bridge five miles east of Larrabee and county attorney Archie Nelson will relocate his office to above the Empress with Esther Johnson as secretary. Republicans in the ninth district meet in Cherokee to form an advisory committee for the state central committee. In December, 20 families sought county aid. total assistance distributed reached 2289.61 among 113 families and 465 persons, with 1687.61 from the county poor fund and 602 from the state fund.

Empress Theatre George R. Norman Storm Lake County Board of Supervisors Sioux River Larrabee Archie Nelson Empress Theater Esther Johnson

Listen to Leon Home Talent Play by Congregations Church

The Men's Brotherhood of the Congregations church sponsors a home talent play Listen to Leon at Community Theatre on Thursday evening January 17 at 8:00. It is a three act comedy drama featuring Carl Gruis Laura Rupe Helene Nelson Conley Mc Laughlin Junior Fraser William Philpott Marjorie Gruis and Marianne Chandler.

The Men’s Brotherhood of the Congregations Church Leon Carl Gruis Laura Rupe Helene Nelson Conley McLaughlin Junior Fraser William Philpott Marjorie Gruis Marianne Chandler the Sentinel

Congs Church Societies Elect Officers for 1935

The Congregational church Sunday school and Senior Endeavor elected officers for 1935. Trustees C O Larson and Floyd Glawe. Deacons Helmer Carlberg and Dewey Deyloff. Deaconess Mrs M Hines. Treasurer Benevolences Mrs B Waddell. Clerk Mrs Helmer Carl. LOT chuck Treasurer Mrs Grace Meier. Organist Mrs Art Krout. Sunday school officers include Superintendent Earl Fraser. Asst Superintendent Mrs Rk Nelson. Sec/Treas Dale Whitney. Organist Margaret Johnson. Senior Endeavor officers: President John Christensen. VP Aurelia Schroeder. Sec/Treas Lois Whitney. Organist Margaret Johnson.

Congregational Church C. O. Larson Floyd Glawe Helmer Carlberg Dewey Deyloff M. Hines B. Waddell Clyeh Helmer Carl Lot. Chuck Grace Meier Art Krout Earl Fraser Rk. Nelson Dale Whitney Oreanist Margaret Johnson Endeavor John Christensen Aurelia Schroeder Secreary Lois Whitney Orenist

Drivers Licenses Extended Another Year

State driver's licenses will not require renewal this year, based on advice from the state motor vehicle department to Sheriff A N Tilton. Issued in 1982, licenses are continued in force by a ruling of Secretary of State Mrs Alex Miller, under a special act from the last session. Chauffeur's licenses must be renewed in 1935 as the law requires annually.

State Motor Vehicle Department A. N. Tilton Alex Miller

Veteran northwest Iowa banker reaches 62 years in banking

The 85th milestone was passed Saturday by Jas. F. Toy of Sioux City, veteran financier. Toy started in 1873 at Storm Lake, established a bank in Sioux City in 1890, and now presides over the First National bank of Aurelia as well as his Sioux City bank. He also leads numerous other northwest Iowa and bordering-state banks.

Jas. F. Toy Sioux City Northwest Iowa Mr. Toy Storm Lake First National Bank of

Books Donated to Aurelia Public Library

The Aurelia Public Library received a donation of several titles including The Widow O Callarham's Boys by G Zollinger Below the Dead Line by Scott Campbell Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain and Ranson Folly by Richard H Davis.

Aurelia Public Library O’callarham's G. Zollinger Scott Campbell Mark Twain Richard H. Davis

Aurel ia Public Library Yearly Report 1934 Figures

Public library report shows 96 donated volumes and 3 746 loans in 1934. Total books in library reach 1 547. Librarian is Mrs Carrie Robinson. The Sentinel serves as agent for Sioux City papers and subscription requests are invited.

Carrie Robinson The Sentinel Sioux City

Fred Miller Dies After Pneumonia Attack

Aurelia resident Fred Miller died at his home Tuesday at 1 30 PM from pneumonia that followed a cold. Funeral services are planned for Thursday at 2 PM from the home and 2 30 PM at the Methodist church with Rev Lloyd Scheerer in charge. Burial will be in Aurelia Cemetery.

Fred Miller Aurelia Lloyd Scheerer Aurrelia

Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Meeting Notices

The annual meeting of the Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association will be held Saturday January 12 1935 at 2 00 p m in the Community Club room. Every member is urged to be present. George E Blanch President H H Lockin Secretary. Wedding stationery at Sentinel.

Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association George E. Blanch H. H. Lockin

Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago Highlights

A retrospective notes weddings and milestones in Aurelia and surrounding Iowa towns. O B East and Barbara DeVries wed New Year’s Day in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs John Murphy mark the fiftieth anniversary. Herbert Grienke and Tina Gertz wed in Storm Lake. Loomis cream station to resume by W C Waddell family.

O. B. East Barbara DeVries Aurelia Lutheran Trinity Cherokee Loomis

Sioux Valley Conference basketball tourney at Alta

The Sioux Valley Conference high school basketball tournament will be held at Alta high school gymnasium Saturday January 12. Three sessions start at 9 00 am 2 00 pm and 8 00 pm. Six games feature teams from Aurelia Alta Marcus Paullina Sioux Rapids and Sutherland.

Alta High School Aurelia Alta Marcus Paullina Sioux Rapids Sutherland the Sentinel

Auxiliary Notes on Miami convention objectives

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Gladys Larsen’s home on Wednesday January 2. Verna Lockin spoke on legislation. The three Miami convention goals are immediate bonus payment protection for widows and orphans and universal service act. Lunch was served by Ethel Larson Frank Faber and Marie Beeghley.

American Legion Auxiliary Gladys Lars Verna Lockin Miami Ethel Larson Frank Faber Marie Beeghley

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Uncle Sam Postal Service U. S Farmers National Alta Advertiser ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church William Walter Cong's Brotherhood Cong’s Church Societies Northwest Cyril Mahoney J. Shank R. W. Morrill Joachim Roggon County Bess Pitcher State Teachers College Cedar Falls Maurice Madsen Maggie Larson H. P. Nelson Jas. Gay FE. Fisher Fisher & Gay Ss. V. C Inst National Bank
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