Aurelia Happenings Of Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago in Aurelia Henry Sump welcomed a son A A Dingman born July 14 moving into W J Priech residence now owned by J Steemke Thos Hall returned from Ida Grove with household goods for shipment Our ball team lost to Peterson 3 to 2 in thirteen innings Miss Marie Baumann was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at Miss Beas Olds gun club held first regular tournament forty two entries R W Morrill rented his farm to Lew Anderson for three years Morrill family plans to move to the Pacific coast Farmers Picnic Meeting set for Tuesday evening at the Farmers National Bank to discuss plans for Aurelia fall picnic all business people and interested urged to attend
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Henry Sump
A. A. Dingman
W. J. Priech
J. Steemke
Gun Club
R. W. Morrill
Lew Anderson
Morrill
Pacific Coast
Farmera National Bank
Aurelia
Payment urged on account by iJ C Nelson
A terse notice urges prompt payment of an outstanding account, signed by iJ C Nelson. The exact creditor, amount, and due date are not specified in the fragment.
Chautauqua Ticket Campaign Kicks Off Soon
With the Aurelia chautauqua opening in nine days on July 30, season tickets go on sale Friday at local shops. Rev G R Gilbert chairs the drive urging community help to meet past years’ success. Season tickets cost 2.20 dollars with tax versus 6.70 dollars for all single admissions.
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G. R. Gilbert
HAPPENINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORING TOWNS
Regional notices report deaths, firings, burglaries and military discipline. J Huse of New Ulm dies. Geo Miller becomes Farmera Lumber Co manager in Galva. A M Bunwell store burglarized at Meriden. Storm Lake notes drill discipline and a War Dept telegraph about Charles Hintz. Remsen-Bell details a July 4 game dispute with LeMars and a $2000 purse challenge to settle by July 20.
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Galva Tribuna
Herman J. Huse
New Ulm
Minnesota
Huse
Galva
Galva Tribune
Geo. Miller
Farmera Lumber Co
Ferguson
Remsen Bell
LeMars
Remsen
Remsen Boys
Men Nabbed on Theft Charge in Marcus Iowa
Two young men, Ben Abels 23 and George Bugler 27 of Marcus Iowa, were arrested by Detectives Luce and Green yesterday afternoon. They rode in a car with silk shirts, harnesses, dishes, auto parts, and napkins labeled Hyland church. Police suspect napkins and dishes stolen from a church near Germantown Iowa.
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Nab Marcus
Sioux City Tribune
Ben Abels
George Bugler
Marcus
Iowa
Harry Luce
Thomas Green
Hyland Church
Germantown
I.a
Body of War Hero Arrives in New York
Mr and Mrs John Grashoff receive word from the war department that their son Henry Grashoff who died in France has arrived in New York from overseas and will be shipped to Aurelia. A military funeral by the Grashoff McManus Post American Legion will be held when the remains arrive, but it is unlikely to occur before Sunday.
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Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Mra
Hannah Hintz
War Department
Charles Hintz
Hoboken
New Jersey
John Grashoff
Henry
Battle
France
New York
Aurelia
Grashoff McManus
American Legion
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Christian Parsonage
Cherokee
Mary Josephine Dick
Archie C. Nelson
Wm. Baier
Ella R. Dick
Aurelia Library
Regina Nelson
Cherokee Democrat
Grant Highway
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Farmers ‘Elevator Co. Lumber Dept
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Meriden
Florence
Bischel
Nettleton Commercial College
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