Elizabeth Neville enters St Joseph hospital training school
Ten years ago Elizabeth Neville began nurse training at St Joseph hospital in Sioux City as Dwight Lucia of Storm Lake dies after a long illness. Burial is in Aurelia cemetery as Aurelia teams lose in three games at the school gym and Quimby boys fall 16 to 15. Mild winter ends with a light snow and cold snap. three fire department calls prompt quick aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Neville
St. Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
Dwight Lucia
William Lucia
Storm Lake
Aurelia
Cherokee
Quimby
New Books Added to Aurelian Library Shelves
Two new titles join the Aurelian library this week with Oliver Westwell by Kenneth Roberts and Chad Hanna by Walter D. Edmonds. More purchases planned with Land of Good Shadows by Washburne and Ananta and Sapphira and the Slave Girl by Willa Cather. The Woman's Club donated $10 for children's books. Watch for the full list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Westwell
Kenneth Roberts
Chad Hanna
Walter D. Edmonds
Washburne
Ananta
Sapphira
Wella Cather
Woman's Club
4-H Club Boys Entertain Parents in Aurelia Meeting
Maple Valley 4-H club boys entertained their parents at the Methodist church parlors in Aurelia Monday evening. Alvin Peterson the club leader and County eAgent C H Thompson presided during the business meeting and entertainment. Two moving pictures were shown by the county agent Romance of Grass and a comedy on Inconveniences of the Farm. An oyster supper was served to the 40 persons present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Valley 4-H
Aurelia
Alvin Peterson
eAgent C. H. Thompson
Aurelia and Cleghorn Firsts in Subcounty Declamatory
Aurelia and Cleghorn each captured two first places in the sub county declamatory contest held Monday evening. Doris Lundell of Cleghorn won the oratorical group first with Homeless America. Charlene Ohlson of Aurelia read The Lord's Prayer and Irene Ludvigson of Cleghorn presented The Least of These earning first division in dramatic. Beverly Walter of Aurelia topped the humorous with Brotherly Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Cleghorn
Doris Lundell
America
Quimby
Milo Duel
Teddy Martin
Marjorie Sievert
Damosel
Jorn Walker
Meriden
Barbara Ritz
Washta
Dean Gilbert
Margaret Poulson
Betty Baker
Grand Meadow
Bonnie Merideth
Kathryn Coakley
Elizabeth Riggs
H. E. Billiard
Storm Lake
Larrabee
Aurelia Girls
Annabelle Bowen
Lloyd Ruby
I C of Cherokee Beats Aurelia Bulldogs 30 25
Immaculate Conception of Cherokee defeated the Aurelia Bulldogs 30 to 25 on Aurelia floor. Hamann led IC with 14 points, McCullough of S C had 12. Aurelia rallied late but fouls slowed comeback. Aurelia reserves beat IC seconds 26 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blitzkreig
Immaculate Conception of
Cherokee
Aurelia Bulldogs
Aurelia
S. C
I. C
I.C
Bulldogs
Greenmen
Hamann
Coombs
Anderson
McCullough
Maple Valley Mutual Holds Annual Meeting
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance association held its annual meeting Saturday afternoon in the K of P lodge room. Old officers were reelected and a three year slate of directors chosen. The secretary reported $2,984,512 in force and a $69,242 gain, with losses paid totaling $6,846.78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
K. of P
Geo. E. Blanch
Fred L. Blake
Sec’y Treas
H. H. Lockin
Ass't Sec
Verna B. Lockin
C. E. Gustafson
W. F. Hickey
D. M. McQuinn
George B. Blanch
Alfred Stief
C. E. Gustaffson
Fred Radke
Louis Bengtson
C. H. Kaskey
Farmers National Bank Holds Annual Meeting
Farmers National Bank stockholders held their annual meeting this week. Directors re elected for another year were L. E. Christensen, Earl Fraser, Gust Peterson, E. W. Peterson, Pierre Bengtson, Arthur Ohlson and Chas Nelson. Officers reelected: L B Christensen president, Chas Nelson vice president, Chester G Sjoberg cashier, Edna M Gearke teller, Minnie L Gearke and John Christensen bookkeepers. A profitable year was reported and dividends were declared and paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National Bank
L. E. Christensen
Earl Fraser
Gust Peterson
E. W. Peterson
Pierre Bengtson
Arthur Ohlson
Chas. Nelson
L. 3B. Christensen
Chester G. Sjoberg
Edna M. Gearke
Minnie L. Gearke
John Christensen
Birthday Greeting To Sperati From King Haakon
Dr Carlo A Sperati director of the Luther college concert band Decorath received a birthday greeting from King Haakon on his 80th birthday reflecting royal recognition of his long service to music and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo A. Sperati
Luther College
Decorath
King Haakon
Fourth Grade To Broadcast Play Friday At Local School
The fourth grade will present a radio play titled The Mail Must Go Through at 1 30 Friday afternoon January 17. Listeners are asked to return to 1500 kilocycles to hear the program. The cast includes Announcer Vernon Kaskey and many pupil roles plus girls singing several songs and a musical technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stieneke
Elson-Gray
Vernon Kaskey
Mr. Mapers
Pony Express
Merry Schulke
Johnny Frye
Richard Leeds
William Saunders
John Lockin
Lloyd Patten
Lenard Johnson
Clair Rapp
Kenneth Phillip
Jim
Donnie Blake
Roger Mummert
Smith
Mr. Brown
Kenneth Beeghley
Arlo Sturgeon
Bobby Waddell
Phyllis Lehnhardt
Miss Nina Loucks Weds Harry Anderson in Afton wedding
Miss Nina Loucks daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Loucks of Afton township and Harry Anderson son of Mrs Hazel Anderson of Good Hope were married at noon Friday January 10 in the bride's parents home. The ceremony featured a double ring service with Lohengrin march and a three tiered cake reception for 85 guests. The couple will reside on the Eric Gustafson farm five miles north of Cherokee after January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Loucks
Glen Loucks
Afton Township
Harry Anderson
Hazel Anderson
Good Hope
Charlene Ohlson
Aurelia
Lohengrin
George Zwick
L. H. Preul
Phe Zoemes
Johanna Hill
Gertrude Graves
Miss Graves
George Loucks
Walter Meinking
Gladys and
Gertrude Jones
Eleanor Blake
Celesta Allen
Anderson
Brooke Consolidated School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cherokee County
Galva
S. S. Terrill
Oskaloosa
Harry Terrill
Des Moines
Mrs. Anderson
Eric Gustafson
Cherokee
Spring Farm Bureau Benefits Card Party Held at Farm Home
About 50 people attended a benefit card party sponsored by Spring town ship Farm Bureau at the D L Stanford farm home Monday night. A pot luck supper followed. Proceeds will cover expenses for the township delegate to Farm and Home week in Ames in February. Four township girls led a separate meeting with Joyce Davis, president, in charge of the 14 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Township Farm Bureau
D. L. Stanford
Ames
Joyce Davis
Iowa Legislature Opens Amid Printer Dismissal and Salary Skirmish
Des Moines hosts the forty-ninth session as uproar over the dismissal of State Printer David K. Brown and the resignation of Auditor staffer Frank D. Johnson unfolds. Brown’s replacement, L. M. Shaw, faces anticipated house clashes over Frank Moorerhead’s appointment and a broader push on 60 percent property assessments. Gov George A. Wilson writes his biennial message by hand, delivering speeches open to edits before inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Des Moines
David K. Brown
Frank D. Johnson
L. M
Mike” Shaw
Bedford Herald
Brown
Frank Moorerhead
Iowa Official Register
Red Book
Johnson
Liquor Control Commission
GC. 2B
Akers
Antibis
Print
Moorehead
Iowa
Supreme Court
Iowa League of Municipalities
Frank Pierce
Marshalltown
Pierce
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Addreses
George A. Wilson
Plant Disease Control Discussed by Specialist
J H Standen extension specialist from Iowa State College spoke at Aurelia high school on plant diseases and control methods. He showcased a Ceresan fumigant reducing black scourge on grains and reported yield gains. emphasized corn treatment and alfalfa disease controls with Ladak, Cossack, and cutting before leaf drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Standen
Iowa State College
Aurelia High School
Standen
Davenport
Ames
Cemetery Association gathers for annual meeting
The Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting on Monday afternoon January 20 at the library. Officers for the coming year will be elected and a caretaker appointed. Dues are due now. Grace Meier secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cemetery Association
Grace Meier
Pre-District Declam Postponed to Friday
The pre-district declamatory event moves to Friday night at the local high school auditorium due to road conditions. Participants include Aurelia’s Kathleen Grashott and George Wharton with other schools Cherokee Paullina Alton Primghar Arnolds Park and Hinton. Admission is 16 and 25 cents. contest starts at 7 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey
Aurelia
Kathleen Grashott
George Wharton
Paullina
Alton
Primghar
Arnolds
Park
Hinton
Ronita Hahn
Querida Rickman
John Westerborg
Vera Tuttle Dies From Flu Attack
Vera Tuttle daughter of Mr and Mrs Warnest Tuttle north of Aurelia died at home after influenza at age 20 She worked at the Carl Stief home Survived by parents four brothers and five sisters Two sisters at the deaf school in Council Bluffs to be met in Sioux City Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Aurelia Friday at 2 Rev Wm Walter in charge Burial in Aurelia cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Tuttle
Warnest ‘Tuttle
Aurela
Shoe
Carl Stief
School For Deaf
Council Blutts
Sioux City
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Aurelia
Wm. Walter
Aurelia Cemetery
Villisea Prefix Chosen for Holstein Herd
Willis A. MecAlpin selects Villisea as the herd prefix for his purebred Holstein cattle, tying the dairy operation to his home town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis A. MecAlpin
Villisea
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W. P. .Dawson
Cooperative Hail Insurance Company
State Farm Bureau Federation
Emil Rydstrom
Howard Nelson
Business College
Sioux Falls
O'Brien
Wm. Betcher
the First Trust & Sav
Ings Bank
First Trust & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Aurelian
Maple Valley Mutual
Spring Farm Bureau
State Capitol Newsletter
Lockin Agency
Servi
Kathleen Grashoff
Lola Dobber
Tin
Winger of God
Kathleen Grashol
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King
Masine Kireholl
Mickey's
Betty Ann Muilenberg
Daniel Krumm
Vlea Gang
WSUR
LUCH
Salety
Lowa
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