Mt Olive News Highlights Local Happenings
Albert Radle returns from Okoboji fishing trip. Local gatherings include dinners at Simmons and Sorrell homes and a Sweets show in Cherokee. Northwesern Bible school students visit July 26 for a program with ice cream and cake. Weiner roast planned at Cherokee park. Dennis Lowell Holmes born July 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Radle
Okoboji
C. A. Simmons
Lorne
Pauline Sorrell
Doris
Francis
Simmons
Harold Allen
South Silver
Lois Peterson
Hartley
Oscar Gustafson
Ladies Aid
Rev. White
Floyd Allen
George Schafer
Homer Anderson
Aurelia
Schafer
Jim Nation
Baby
California
West McGregor
Martin Burcheim
Frank Becker
Cherokee
Northwestern Bible School
Mt. Olive
Glen Hadenfeldt
Sioux Rapids
Rockford
Illinois
Mrs. Perrys Victory and Sarah A Perry's Role
A historical note recounts how Sarah Alexander Perry of County Down Ireland is credited by many with shaping Oliver Hazard Perry during the War of 1812 era. The tale contrasts public praise for Perry with private reminiscences of his mother influencing his obedience and heroic spirit.
Diamond Center News Roundup Highlights Hospital Visit and Local Activities
Ralph Freese was taken to St. Joseph's hospital in Sioux City for surgery on a leg bone infection and is recovering. Diamond Township and area residents, including the Haights, Andersons, and Freeses, discussed harvest progress, visits, and family events as they shared meals and traveled to nearby towns.
Hanover News Notes and Local Visits and Services
Mrs Edmund Otto welcomed a daughter born July 14 at Swallum hospital Storm Lake. Milwaukee visitors Paul Fritag and relatives in community. Prof Schmidt and Ella Spencer visited the Wm Radke home. Galva friends August Miller Edgar Specketer guests at Wm Specketer. Albert City residents Lange Janice dinner guests at Herman Bumann. Garberding also at Specketer home. Ernest Otto family Galva and Walter Sump family Grant Township visited Radke home. Caroline Raasch Elenor Godberson Odellobdt guests at Oscar Peterson home. Holy Communion observed Sunday July 31 English service. Friday announcements. Evening 8:15 German service. collection to pay congregational wiring debts. St Johns Walther league monthly sociable July 21 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Freese
St.Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
George ‘T. Anderson
Alta
Diamond
William Haight
Marry
John Watterson
Sutherland
Kenneth Leeds
Near
Washta
Leed
GC. A. Peterson
Clifford Lorenzen
Linn Grove
John Linquist, Jr
Dorothy Otto
H. H. Otto
Professor Schmidt
Elda
Spencer
Ludwig
Hanover
Arthur Dorr
Marcus
Mercedes Radke
Frank Johns
Earl Brown
Schaller
George Johns
Lake View
Andrew Peterson
Storm Lake
Elmer Goettsch
Ferne
Elsie Freese
Elmer Freese
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Theodore Streed
Freese
Sioux _ City
Leroy Freese
Willis Butcher
Holstein
Baby
Aurelia
Diamond Township
Center School
V. E. Challman
Galva
Challman
Storm Lake Hospital
Will Haight
Dean and Mary
H. H. Williams
John Penrod
William
A. L. Smith
Holdcroft
Virginia
Edmund Otto
Swallum Hospital
Iady
Paul Fritag
Milwaukee
Prof. Schmidt
Ella
Wm. Radke
August Miller
Edgar Specketer
Elenor Godberson
Qdeboldt
Oscar Peterson
St. John’s Walther League
Smelt Compared To Salmon As Food Fish
Smelt resembles salmon in appearance and relation, about eight inches long, considered an excellent food fish.
F sentient club scene teems with gossip andMiss Berry
Avis Butler moves through the Business Girls club veranda where Miss Berry, though deaf, attracts mixed attention. Friends tease Berry as an intruder while Avis defends her, inviting Berry to sample fudge later, and the group discusses murders and Brummel as the dinner bell tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Butler
Miss Berry
Avis
Berry
Meg Forrest
Jewel mischief shatters a quiet girls' home
Avis Butler befriends Miss Berry and endures two weeks of care as the matron tires. Miss Berry is advised to hospitalize but dies, leaving Avis a two thousand dollar life policy from Berry's nephew Paul Newhall who appears with a surprise. Meg Sophie and the others reflect on their behavior as Avis prepares to leave with the inheritance and a new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Perry
Avis
Meg
Sophie Wallace
Hays
Miss Berry
Sophie
Meg. “Girls, Did You See Mr. Newhall
Baseball Schedule And Administrator Notice
Baseball schedule lists games booked to date with July 24 Kingsley and August 7 Albert City. A state probate notice appoints W H Bischel as administrator of Robert Anderson's estate in Cherokee County Iowa, demanding debts and declaring claims must be presented to the district court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
There
Albert City
State of
Iowa
Cherokee County
Robert Anderson
W. H. Bischel
Alligators Threaten Cattle on Marajo Island Brazil
Alligators on Marajo Island in the Amazon estuary are the top threat to ranchers in northern Brazil. They cause annual losses of several thousand contos de reis by killing and destroying countless cattle, a major issue for the vast Marajo cattle country larger than many European states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marajo Island
Brazil
Amazon River
Ordinance Regulating Parking in Aurelia Business District
Aurelia Iowa Town Council enacts penalties for parking violations on Main Street segments from First to Third Streets. Violators face up to thirty days in jail or a fine up to one hundred dollars. unpaid fines may lead to up to thirty days in jail. Ordinance takes effect after publication. signed July 5 1938 by Mayor Sig Matzdorff and Clerk H. H. Deyloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Iowa
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Eclipse
Frank F. Faber
Mgr
Virgil Samonlson
LaVern Holmes
Hammond
Holmes
Dennis Lowell
Mildred Allen
Cherokee Park
Berneice Becker
Peter Jensen
Wilson Perry
Evan Booth
Quimby
John Schafer
John Taylor
Claus Swanson
Claus Magnuson
Swanson
Lavern Gustafson
Rosella Klema
Thomas EF. Barnhart
University of Minnesota
Diamond Center
Mrs. Wm. Haight
Irene Zwemke
Towa
Theatre
LY A
Ronald Reagan
Sig Matzdorff
H. H. Deyloff
Simonsen
W. Kirkpatrick
W. G. Port
Aurelia, Iowa
Winfred Moulton Dentis
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
Geo, Be, Blanch
W. F. Hickey
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