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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1922

Page

3

Funeral of Dr H W Maltby in Cherokee and Chicago notes

Attends funeral of Dr H W Maltby in Cherokee after his brother A J Maltby travels from Chicago. Maltby died last week in Chicago at age 46 after sixteen years practicing medicine there. Burial was in Forrest Home cemetery with Musonic order ritual. He was born in Cherokee and once gave mind reading exhibitions before health declined. survived by wife and three daughters.

A. J. Maltby Chicago H. W. Maltby Art Forrest Home Cemetery Musonic Order Matthy Maltoy

Happenings From Neighboring Towns Report Local Events

Galva plans a Midwinter Corn and Swine Show with crews loading ice for shipment to Taurens Sutherland Havelock and Graduate. A Peterson implement stock transfer moves Fred Mangold’s business to Andrew Johnson of Worthington Minnesota. Storm Lake college basketball beat Morningside then lost to Trinity. Marcus farmer John Roeder died by hanging amid financial troubles. Storm Lake schools chief Walter Cocking will not reapply for next year to pursue further degrees in Iowa City. A hospital project gains ground with Dr J A Swallum donating lakefront land valued at about 4000 and six local patrons pledging 1000 each.

Galva Tribune Galva Lawrence Putney Peterson Patgiot Geo, Newcomb Lee Reed Taurens Sutherland Havelock Peterson Patriot Peterson Fred Mangold Andrew Johnson Worthington, Minn Johnson Peter Richards Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Walter D. Cocking Iowa City School of Education Lake

Church Notices for E H Gilet Pastor

A church page lists E H Gilet as pastor and Iona Brosius as assistant. Morning service at 10 30. Sunday school at 11 24d. Christian Endeavor at 6 80. Evening service at 7 30.

E. H. Gilet Iona Brosius Christian Endeavor

Fonda High Defeats Cherokeans 39 to 8 in Basketball

County notes report a strong basketball win as Fonda High School defeats Cherokeans 39 to 8. The item also mentions road work with a 12 foot lean ing wheel grader and a Newell High School basketball victory over Cherokee 36 to 14. Chief Superintendent Lester C. Ary begins duties in Cherokee schools as he settles into the new role. Cherokee plans to seek semi professional baseball supremacy this year with a coordinated city effort.

T. D. Adams Newell High School Cherokee Lester C. Ary Wll Iowa

Scofield closes high priced farm sale near Rembrandt

E G Scofield of Storm Lake closed a deal for the G G Fairchild farm south of Rembrandt in a top dollar price for the era. The Scofield family plans to move to the farm in spring. Alta high school beat Early 33 to 14. Bery Wall Kenneth Bell and Cal bert Poulson returned from weekend play with Buena Vista college at Omaha and Sioux City. Graveling of a road near Hanover to the Cherokee line was completed with Alta merchants contributing a sum to cover the deficit by Henry Hustedt.

E. G. Scofield Storm Lake G. G. Fairchild Rembrandt Scofield American Legion Alta Boya Bery Wall Kenneth Bell Calbert Poulson Buena Vista College Omaha Sioux City Hanover Henry Hustedt

Community club critique of census figures in Aurelia

A visitor questions Aurelia’s census population of about 700 after attending a Community club meeting. A. J. Whinery presides, W. H. Bischel is secretary, the club has 99 paid members, with half local and half from the trade area. The club rooms offer pool and billiards and host weekly luncheons. Last Wednesday speaker Jos. F. Leopold spoke on Community Relations from the Iowa Chamber of Commerce.

Aurelia A. J. Whinery W.H. Bischel Jos. F. Leopold Iowa State Chamber of Commerce Iowa Chamber Commerce Bulletin

Grand jurors and trial jurors drawn for 1922 court

The county lists grand jurors summoned for February 6 1922 at 2 p m and trial jurors summoned for February 18 1922 at 10 a m. The names include W W Bass Marcus J C Burgess Cherokee Eli Cram Pierson etc and many others from Aurelia Washta Marcus Cherokee Meriden Quimby Galva Peterson and related towns.

R. D. Campbell C. L. Coe John Corzilius J. P. Delaney Marcus Arthur Drefke Meriden Wm, Dreyer Will Golnitz Aurelia Geo H. Greer David Halstrom T. X. Herbert Hurd John Jenkins, Jr L. E. Juliux Gregory Kennedy Frank Keister W. PF. Keister J. Jd. Kohn Chas. Kracke Wm. Laposky M. A. Leeds Roy Little Gertrude Loomis L. ¥. Mason Mra G. L. McKinnon K. M. McQuin Nina Spear Theo. Streed Galva A. J. Sutton C. R. Waddell Geo. Ware P. J. Webber Steve J. Welch Co. C. Whitney Quimby J. J. Williams Washta A. Wolverton

Miss Florence DeVries Wins Third Aurelia Declamatory Contest

Florence DeVries won first place in the third annual declamatory contest at Aurelia high school with Ruth Gilbert taking second. Judges included Miss McQuitty, Miss Sherard, and Mr. Evans. Edith Gracie of Cherokee received thanks for her support. About 350 people attended the program held in the high school auditorium.

Florence DeVries Ruth Gilbert Miss DeVries Miss Gilbert McQuitty Misa Sherard Cherokee High School Mr. Evans Storm Lake High School Arlene McCarty George Lamm Clarence Fasaler Linna’ Reckoff Rudolph Burgeson Conley McLaughlin Fern Hollingshead Edith Gracie Cherokee Board of Education Aurelia High School

Musical Festival Monday Night by Aurelia Band at School

The Aurelia band presents a grand musical festival Monday night at the school auditorium under the direction of Signor Tolomeo. The Sentinel prints the complete program and invites the community to attend this fine entertainment. If you seek school tablets, Yellow or Blue Bird tablets from Price Bey are advertised.

Aurelia Band the Sentinel Signor Tolomeo Lewis’. Price Bey

County pay cuts reduce several county positions

The board of supervisors met to cut salaries by about ten percent across county offices. Deputy auditor drops from 125 to 115 dollars a month and the auditor's clerk from 100 to 90. Deputy treasurer falls to 116 while the treasurer's clerk drops to 90. Deputy clerk and deputy recorder reduce to 125 and 95 respectively. deputy sheriff 113.75 to 110. assistant engineer 150 to 135. janitor 115 to 108. Deputy superintendent rises from 85 to 94 due to prior unequal pay.

Cherokee Times Board of Supervisors

Deputy Collector to Help Citizens File 1921 Tax Returns

Deputy collector M. J. O'Brien will visit Aurelia on February 3 and 4 to assist taxpayers in filing 1921 income tax returns and provide information. He will also be in Cherokee from February 25 to March 3. The department asks divisional residents to request blanks and information from their division headquarters.

M. J. O'Brien Aurelia Aassist Cherokee Department

Happenings In Aurelia Aboard Ten Years Ago

Ten years ago in Aurelia a series of local items included Hon F F Faville agreeing to speak at a Brotherhood meeting rescheduled by two weeks Clarence Johns leasing the Henry Swanson farm for five years with Swanson moving to town March 1 a marriage at Henry Millers home Spring township unites John Honsbruck Elk and Ida Miller on January 24 A C Meyer resigns from Farmers National Bank returns home to Postville and is offered an assistant cashier job near Puvalville a tragic accident at Wm Manns home left a one year old boy scalded by a washing machine part and dying the next Tuesday evening

Henry Miller Spring Township John Honsbruck Elk Ida Miller A. C. Meyer Farmera National Bank Postville Puvatville Wm. Mann Aurelia

Contest seeks Iowa's most beautiful girl for $1000 crown

The Des Moines Register and the Iowa State Fair launched a contest to name the state’s most beautiful girl, awarding $1000 and the queen title. Aurelia residents are urged to submit photos via the Sentinel office for forwarding to the Register.

Des Moines Register Iowa State

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gyrmnazium Meriden H Aurelia H. S Cherokee Legion Parlara J. H. Raatman E. S. Kiernang W. A. Lewis H. J. Arends Rn Herald A. A. Bidv Canley McLaughlin Peck George Scott Joseph Lockin T. A. Darby W. H. Fishman Jetpach Gisawe FL G. Scott Reve Gilfet Res. Ralaton A. Gd. Whinery H. G. Arends G. R. Gilbert Storm Lake Register Morningside Collee Trinity John Roeder Roeder Remsen Idle Hour Nazimova Frank Danby London Limehouse County Seat News Fonda High School Cherokeans ALTA J. C. Nelson The Sentinel F. F. Faville Clarence Johns Henry Swanson Mr. Swanson Lour G. J. Lewis
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