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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
1
Local periodical notes and editorials discuss advertising rates subscriptions and community sentiments. It includes quips about Prohibition enforcement fish stories economic commentary and remarks on Marathon Republic urging broader local trade participation.
Dale Bowers pleaded not guilty on bootlegging charges before Judge Bradly. Claude Flickinger, arrested with Bowers, received thirty days to plead. Helen Tinker of Dunlap Iowa and Paul Hoyt of Cherokee were married at the bride’s Dunlap home at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Munford earns a YWCA scholarship and will move to New York City in August for training. A Grand Meadow farm bureau meeting discussed the ship subsidy plan and tested a new moving picture machine. H L Carnahan of Cherokee bought Sheldon grocery and plans to move to Cherokee after selling his home. he previously owned Stowell & Ogilvy’s. In River side park Cherokee narrowly beat Anthon 6 to 5 in a fourteen inning game highlighted by sensational plays and six double plays.
O J Jerde and S G Reinenisen teach in Spencer summer school. Frank Mahn returns to Manley after attending his mother's funeral. The Lincoln Gurney and John Swanson families travel to Yellowstone Park via Black Hills for a visit. A D Kline and Miss Bertie Claybaugh of Marshalltown wed at Indianola then move to Storm Lake. The town mourns the sudden death of Mr Johanas Johnson. A new movie outfit debuts with films shown at Meadow High School.
A pardon petition circulates for Livingston the bank robber who, after robbing Steeles bank, was cornered by a citizen posse at a barn and wounded during capture losing sight. The bankers protective association plans to oppose the movement though Livingston’s supporters are strong. Attend chautauqua July 9 to 18. Sentinel serves as agent for Sioux City papers.
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