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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1919

Page

3

Organizing Boys Working Reserve Enrolls Youth

Cher okee County begins enrollment in the U S Boys Working Reserve for ages 16 to 21. It mobilizes youths for summer labor on farms industries or businesses under the United States Employment Service with a goal of 50 000 enrollments in the county.

U. S Cherokee County United States Employment Service Department of A Labor District of Columbia Hawaii R. K. Bliss Ames Theo. Sexauer Erokee County

War service runs in Dawson clan as four sons join colors

Hon W P Dawson, long secretary of Cherokee county exemption, celebrates four sons entering military service. Clay, in troop I, 16th Cavalry, served on the Mexican border. Ward served in limited service in Camp Meigs Washington. Manley assigned to Camp Meigs, overseas hopes thwarted. Leland completed Harvard radio course then trained in hydroplane photography in Pensacola. The Sentinel credits Cherokee Times for illustration.

W. P. Dawson Cheroke County Clay Ward Camp Meige Washington Manley

Three Buena Vista County Soldiers Die In Overseas Service

Alta Iowa January 27 three Buena Vista county soldiers have died in France and Arkansas as reported by relatives from the war department Martin Plog of Alta died in a French hospital December 14 after a long illness Charlie Hintz of Alta died in France from illness Otis Tolliver of Storm Lake died at Camp Pike Arkansas after returning from overseas duty while awaiting demobilization Highest prices paid for produce at Harrie the people who save you money.

Alta Speciali Buena Vista County War Department Martin Plog France Charlie Hintz Otis Tolliver Storm Lake Camp Pike Ark Harrie

Time ripe for new school house

The Aurelia consolidated school district should proceed with plans for a new nine acre site near the Lew and Will Stutz homes. With returning soldiers needing work and building now urged, a two year construction period is plausible. The present building is crowded and unhealthy, and district teachers and pupils are handicapped. School board members seek public sentiment before moving forward.

Aurelia Lew Will Stutz

Ten Years Ago in Aurelia Happenings Recap

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ole Pauls on Tuesday January 19. M Mummert bought the Garber Mummert property from Joseph Harker of Los Angeles. S H and A J Sutton plan a dissolution and public sale north of Aurelia February 9. Eva Everett and Geo T Betcher of Milestone Canada wed in Cherokee and will move to Canada. Farmers organized a cooperative telephone effort to buy Northern Telephone. A horse belonging to Ambrose Johnson ran away and was killed after hitting a freight engine. buggy demolished.

Ole Pauls M. Mummert Garber & Mummert Joseph Harker Los Angeles S. H A. J. Sutton Aurelia Geo. T. Betcher Milestone Canada Misa Mary Eva Everett Tompkins Tobk Cooperative Telephone Company Northern Telephone Company Ambrose Johnson

Public sale dates listed for in vicinity

A local notice compiles claimed sale dates including Esther Isakeon Feb 4 Ernest Pearson Feb 6 A B Love Feb 11 W F Lewis Feb 11 Wm Rubbernus Feb 12 W C Newcomb Feb 14 F A Becker Feb 13 Johnson Gearke Feb 18 Co Davis Feb 20 Geo W McClain Feb 24 E F Gearke Duroc Jersey bred sows Feb 26 A L Neville Duroc Jersey bred sows Feb 27 Wo Reckoff Bon Poland China sows March 4 L G Reckoff Poland China Sows March 5.

Esther Isakeon Adm Ernest Pearson A. B. Love W. F. Lewis Wm. Rubbernus W. C. Newcomb F. A. Becker Johnson & Gearke Co, Davis Geo W. McClain E. F. Gearke Duroc Jersey A. L Neville Duroc-Jersey Wo. Reckoff Bon Poland China Sowe L. G. Reckoff Sows

Letter From World War I Soldier Glenn Beeghley

Glenn Beeghley writes from a World War I hospital December 25 1918 to his mother describing mumps recovery at the hospital unit in the AEF He recalls Thanksgiving meals turkey and dressing and gifts from Red Cross YMCAs Knights of Columbus and desertion of letters He mentions plans to return to his company and hopes for home soon and notes money received and social contacts in Waterloo and Uncle Mark Charley Vivian and Clyde.

Glenn Beeghley Red. Cross Knights of Columbus States Pearl Mark Waterloo Will Charley Clyde Vivian Glenn

County records show Cherokee Fourth Liberty Loan triumph

W P McCulla's tables reveal Cherokee county subscribed 1 5194600 in the fourth Liberty loan surpassing its quota by 11 percent with 4863 subscribers averaging 90 68 per person. 238 railroad workers contributed 21150 across local banks. totals broken down by bank and town. broader war aid included Red Cross and other drives. In Salix Iowa Rev J E Hill, among first Americans in Metz, is ordered to Germany with the occupation army after aiding prisoners and serving in multiple towns.

Cherokee Times Cherokee County Red Cross W. P. McCulla Liberty Farmera National Bank Aurelia First National Bank Cherokee State Bank Cherokee Security National Bank Steeles ‘Bank Cleghorn State Bank Cleghorn Farmers State Bank Larrabee Bank of Marcus Marcus Exchange Bank Firet National Bank Cherokee County State Bank Meriden Citizens Savings Bank Quimby Quimby State Bank Farmers State’ Bank Washta State’ Bank Fourth Liberty Loan Alva Hill Germany Salix J. E. Hill Metz Hill St. Aigran Meyers Paris Nancy Moviant Greiscourt Runeville Forest Blencd

Low Bid Sets Cherokee Postoffice Contract at 63250

J H Wiese of Omaha submitted the lowest bid of 63250 to erect the new Cherokee government building. The amount exceeds the original 970000 appropriation by 5250 after 12000 already spent on site purchase. The contract cannot be let until Congress acts.

Cherokee Postoffice Cherokee Times H. Wiese Omaha Cherokee

Brother and Sister Meet in France in 1919 letters

In Mononville and Neufchateau France 1919 Cliff and Irene Robar report joyous reunion after weeks of near misses. Irene a Red Cross nurse and Cliff under arms recount travel, weight gain, and popular gatherings with soldiers and gals before continuing on.

France Irene Robar Brother Cliff Julius Robar Sun Cliff Irene Red Cross Cliff Miss Robar Clif Mononville States Chow Neufchateau Linnie Toul

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The Sentinel Leland S. Dawson Manley Dawson Ward Dawson Buena Vista Lowe Bros Methodist Church P. Farrow W. A. Bischel Iowa
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