Doings of Aurelia Defense League session
A Tuesday meeting of the Aurelia Home Defense League drew strong member turnout with twenty pera beseblo applications read and many more expressions of intent to join. The group discussed wage rates for farm labor and sent town recruits to aid farmers near Diamond Center, while denouncing pro-German reports and urging investigation into such rumors.
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Aurelia Home Defense League
Pera
O. A. Royer
W. B. Reeve
A. Pierce
E. C. Lighter
R. Barrison
Wm. Murphy
W. C. Wadfell
W. A. McLaughlin
Diamond Center
Victorohnson
G. R. Harton
W. H. Reever
O. A. Sutter
E. G
Alta News Items From The Advertiser
ALTA NEWS ITEMS FROM THE Advertiser notes Mr and Mrs Irving Olson of Sioux Falla visited Alta early in the week Harrieon Holmes left for Sioux City to enlist in the aviation corps The chautauqua faced rain but drew good attendance and finances were below usual Dr H J Hoffeins veterinary surgeon leaves for Greenleaf Georgia to join the Veterinary Reserve Corps LeRoy A Rader trained at Camp Dodge named Des Moines Register and Capital correspondent for the 88th Division Miss Helen Anderson married J P Reed quiet ceremony in St Louis and travel to Des Moines for their future home A barrel of sweet pickles priced 10c per dozen at Harris store
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Harrieon Holmes
Sioux City
Aviation Corps
H. J. Hoffeins
Veterinary Reserve Corps
Greenleaf
Ogelthorpe
Georgia
LeRoy A. Rader
Officers Training School
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
The
Register
Capital
Camp
Cherokee County reduced call to 178 for Camp Gordon period
Cherokee county will send 178 men to Camp Gordon Georgia for a five day period beginning July 22, down from 265. Telegraphic orders revising the quota reduce the county allotment by 87. A second call seeks 29 men to Camp Forrest Georgia for three days beginning July 20, plus 800 men to Jefferson Barracks Missouri on August 5 and 500 more to Ames for auto mechanic training starting August 15. Names from Aurelia among the first 178 include Ernest Hasenwinkle and others. Some reclassification may alter the Aurelia list. additional Aurelia men may be called for July 22 or July 29.
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Cherokee County
Camp Gordon
Camp Forrest
Jefferson Barracks
Ames
Auto Mechanica
Aurelia
Ernest William Hasenwinkle
Richard Carlson
Elgin Earl Phelan
William Deller
Charles Bryant
Harvey A. Dyslin
John Fred Stablefield
Leroy T. Hench
Martin Christiansen
Roy Blanchard
Gust Alfred Johnson
Russell Grover Parrott
Albert Kolpin
Guy Brown
Olof Olson
William Walter Holderness
John Deller
Winifred Moulton
Carl August Larson
Henry Edward Wogahn
Edward Scott
Frank Floyd
D. J. Gilchriot
Oscar Harris
John Herman Bauman
Earl McKinley Akers
Arthur Wilhelm Lareon
Kruse and Ballew Couple wed in Aurelia ceremony
Miss Edith Ballew of Columbus Missouri and Edward Kruse of Fort Dodge wed at the Aurelia Congregational parsonage in a ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ballew, has worked in a Fort Dodge shoe factory. Edward, son of Mrs Emma Kruse, is a Aurelia native who has lived in Fort Dodge as a carpenter. A reception followed at O B East home. Edward is to report for Webster County quota July 29 and join the armed forces. Edith plans to resume shoe factory work while awaiting his service.
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Kruse-Ballew
Edith Ballew
Edward Kruse
Fort Dodge
Aurelix
W. A. Parks
O. B. East
Ballew
Columbus
Missouri
Edward
Emma Kruse
Afton Township
Aurelia
Last Warning to Auto Speeders in Aurelia
City officials announce a final warning to drivers in Aurelia to obey a fifteen mile per hour limit within city limits. Officers will monitor principal streets and enforce fines for violations, with city residents urged to avoid hardship by stopping reckless driving.
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Aurelia
Wharton
Storm Lake Drowns 2 Year Old In Water Tank Tragedy
In Storm Lake Iowa a two year old, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Anderson, drowned after falling into a water tank. The body was recovered two hours later by his father.
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Storm Lake
Robert Anderson
Theodore Anderson
Peterson Patriot
Main Street
Kirchner
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Sioux Rapids
Minnesota
Carroll
Ute
Steels
Cleghorn
Washta
John Good Jr
John Good Sr
Bloomfield
Nebraska
le Mars Sentinel
Helen Hazen
Louis Hazen
Meadow Township
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Des Moines
A. L. Whitney
State Central Committee
Whitney
Marcus News
Remsen
A. C. Lanham
Sheldon
C. C. Lanham
Little Sioux
Cherokee County News Highlights Local Visits and Obituaries
Dr. S. W. Hobba of Des Moines visited at Dr. J. K. Rice’s home while Dr. Hobbes teaches at Drake University. Dr. Burlingame received a Red Cross garment hospital note rating Cherokee County June as A-plus. S. B. Champion shows critical condition with family by his bedside. Dr. W. E. Simonsen and Dr. C. B. Wilson ordered to report to the veterinary national army July 20. Inspector Carter tours Cherokee. threshing outfits to meet standards or cease work. S. F. Stieneke dies after months of illness in Cherokee. former county farmer now a longtime resident.
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S. W. Hobba
Des Moines
J. K. Rice
Hobbes
Drake University
Aurelia
Burlingame
M. H. Kauffman
Red Cross
Cherokee County
W. E. Simonsen
C. B. Wilson
Washta
Veterinary Department of
The
National Army
Veterinary Reserve
Carter
Cherokee
Breakenridge
S. F. Stieneke
Uhe County
Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund Receipts
Donated this week and previously reported. Total to date is $91.00.
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OUR Boys IN
France
Farewell Meeting Planned for Aurelia Draft Class
The Home Defense League schedules a Sunday afternoon farewell for Aurelia area boys drafted in July and others in class one. The event at two o clock may be on the school grounds or at the Methodist church if rain spoils the outdoor plan. Revs H C Kephart and W A Parka will speak, with the Aurelia band providing music and patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Defense League
Aurelia
Methodist Church
H. C. Kephart
W. A. Parka
Defense League
Cherokee
Pomeroy Minister Sentenced to Five Years in Federal Prison
The Rev. Wilhelm Schuman of Pomeroy Iowa was denied a new trial in Fort Dodge era and sentenced in Dubuque federal court by Judge Henry Reed to five years in Leavenworth and a $260 fine for espionage act violation. Barris' ad mentions two cans of pears for 35 cents as part of local savings.
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Pomeroy
Dubuque
Wilhelm Schuman
Fort Dodge
Henry Reed
Leavenworth
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Doings OF
Aurelia Defense League
Buena Vista County
ALTA
Irving Olson
Sioux Falla
Harris
Worm
J. C. Nelson
the People
Ford
Opera
S. B. Champion
Barris
Hart Schaffner & Marx
the Clothing Department of
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