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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

3

Nearby Town Happenings Highlight Local Nods and Debates

Reports from Peterson Patriot Newell Mirror Linn Grove Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Galva Tribune Marcus News New Hearth Peterson Patriot Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune note varied local items. Corn-hog contracts in Clay county head to Washington. A bank reorganization plan gains approval. A Lin Grove printing venture launches Linn Grove News. Dr Howard A Pierce repeats as state central committee member. Edna Spurgeon begins as Buena Vista college art instructor. Marcus refutes third party congress candidacy claims. H N Chevrolet pays a $50 NRA code fine. Park shelter project starts. Nearly 60 applicants seek Iowa old age pension aid.

Newell Mirror First National Bank of Newell Linn Grove W. J. Lyons Paullina Northwest Iowa Galva Tribune Edna Spurgeon Buena Vista College Spurgeon G. R. Spurgeon Iowa State University Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Iowa Nelle Cullen Miss Cullen County

Circus and Free Rides Draw Big Crowds to Aurelia

Conroy Bros. circus drew large crowds in Aurelia for three days with afternoon and evening shows. The Aurelia Athletic association sponsored the event and businessmen provided free ride tickets. rides included a merry-go-round Ferris wheel and a seaplane ride. Children and adults kept rides busy, especially at night, while the circus was well received.

Conroy Bros. Circus Aurelia Aurelia Athletic Association

Pitcher Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting in Aurelia

The Pitcher Farm Bureau plans its annual evening meeting at Aurelia park on Monday evening July 30. The program includes music by the Aurelia band, a 4-H color revue, and other numbers. Archie R. Nelson of Cherokee will speak. Ladies are asked to bring a cake. Program begins at 8 15.

Pitcher Farm Bureau Aurelia Park Aurelia Archie R. Nelson

Heat Claims Life of Farm Worker in Alta Farm

Peter Hock, 45, died after being overcome by heat while working in a field on the J. P. Anderson farm near Alta. He is survived by his estranged wife from Rembrandt, Iowa. The town newspaper Sentinel notes the incident and funeral details.

Alta Peter Hock J. P. Anderson Here Hock Rembrandt Iowa

Buena Vista County Fair rejects beer concession bid

Buena Vista county fair directors refused a beer concession request on fair grounds. Edgar Schuelke of Alta was re elected secretary and treasurer at the Iowa Federation of Aid Society for Lutherans convention in Storm Lake. Hazel Walton of Alta and Roy Zoffka of Schaller announced their secret December 28 1932 marriage in Albert Lea Minnesota. Everett Willcutt, Alta farmer, recently became a father to a nine pound boy and harvested 23 acres of winter wheat yielding about 900 bushels. Hail lightning and wind damaged BV county and surrounding areas, with severe losses near the Charlies Zwemke farm south west of Alta in Maple Valley up to 75 percent.

Buena Vista County Fair Iowa Federation of Aid Society For Lutherans Storm Lake Edgar Schuelke Alta Tressurer Hazel Walton Roy Zoffka Schaller Albert Lea Minnesota Zoffka Everett Willcutt Buena Vista County Charlies Zwemke Meple Valley

J M McCarthy Obituary in Alton Iowa Death Notice

John Michael McCarthy born December 28 1872 Lakeshire Indiana died July 16 1934 at Alton Iowa aged 61 years seven months survived by his widow Evandale Johns six children Doris Arthur Gerald Milton Agnes Mary Lois Lucille six grandchildren three sisters and one brother He moved with family to Aurelia Iowa and later to Alton where he served as marshal and street commissioner from 1918 until his death.

John Michael McCarthy Mary Michael McCarthy Lakeshire Indiana Alton Iowa Aurelia Cherokee County Evandale Johns Hetland South Dakota Gerald Milton Agnes Lois Lucille J. K. Jensen Auburn Washington Harry Jackson Austin Minnesota Harry Appleton Daniel McCarthy Minneapolis

Better Sell Broody Hens Amid Slump in Egg Production

Poultry expert W. M. Vernon of Iowa State College urges farmers to cull nonproductive layers early to protect income. He says to spot broody or declining hens by comb color and texture, abdominal firmness, vents, and dry wattles. When prices allow, remove broody birds rather than spend time on them.

W. M. Vernon Towa State College Vernon

Sutherland Merchants win kittenball tournament in Aurelia

Sutherland Merchants defeated Carlson's Colts 2 to 1 to win the Aurelia kittenball final after early byes and semi final wins. Alta beat Larrabee and edged Afton to reach the final, while Aurelia All-Stars beat Vilas 56 to 4 and Green Gables 4 to 0 before losing to Staver's in Cherokee.

Sutherland Merchants Aurelia Carlson Colts Alta Sutherland Highview Larrabee Afton All-Stars Vilas Storm Lake Matzdorff A. Rapp Cherokee Green Gables Grienke Staver’s Furniture Matzdorf Battery Schwenn Braley Staver S. Aurelia Guarantee Oil Stieneke and Faber Battery

Randolph and Dorothy in Reinmuth Rhythm Revue Act

Randolph and Dorothy a clever Juvenile Team will be featured at the Buena Vista County Fair Alta August 15 16 17. Miss Reinmuth selected them for versatility Randolph excels in comedy character work Dorothy is an excellent acrobat and they offer strong double numbers.

Randolph Dorothy Buena Vista County Alta

Pilot Rock plowing match set near Cherokee site

The M. H. Curtis farm two miles west and three miles south of Cherokee will host this year's Pilot Rock plowing match on September 5 and 6. Mrs. Claran Kissinger of Washta began duties at the county treasurer's office for added pension tax work. Six VFW posts formed a district unit at the K P hall led by E R Crane with attendees from Sioux City, Storm Lake, Cherokee, Hawarden, Sheldon and LeMars.

M. H. Curtis Cherokee Claran Kissinger Washta F. M. Tyner K. P. Hall E. R. Crane Sioux City Storm Lake Hawarden Sheldon LeMars Cherokee District Geo. Collins Cherokee County Home Owner's Loan Corporation A. M. Galvin Ed Bradley M. F. Reames Milwaukee Woodbury County Clerhorn C. S. Thomas Cherokee District Court

Midsummer Hog Prices Seen Rising Despite Decline

Iowa State College economists in the June issue of Agricultural Economics Facts note that packer costs have risen due to the processing tax, suggesting producers may gain from corn hog contracts. They expect little near term improvement, but foresee a fairly healthy midsummer price advance as demand strengthens.

Iowa State College Agricultural Economics

Reducing Hog Gain Costs Through Better Feed and Breeding

Iowa State College expert A. L. Anderson outlines ways to lower pig production costs. Maintain adequate rations with essential minerals and vitamins, ensure sanitation, provide clean water, and keep fiber low. Self feeding palatable feeds saves labor, and strong breeding stock improves gain rate.

A. L. Anderson Iowa State College Animal Husbandry Department Anderson Iowa State College

High School Band Concerts Draw Large Crowds

The Saturday concerts by the high school band on town streets draw large crowds and entertain with improving music under Mr. Morse of Storm Lake. Last Saturday featured a trombone solo by Miss Beulah Harrison and an operature "Tron Count" while this week promises Miss Mary Fraser vocal with band. Caps are arriving for new headdress and a spiffy band platform appearance is planned.

Morse Storm Lake Beulah Harrison Mary Fraser

Alta Athlete Paroled in Theft Case

Lowell Peter son, a former Alta high school athlete who led the basketball team to the state finals, was paroled by Judge DeLand after his uncle Jack Reese offered him steady farm work. Peterson confessed to robbing the Alta Creamery to support his wife and child, and Jens Miller, a former deputy sheriff, supervised the parole. Mrs. Chas Miller returned from Sioux Valley Hospital in Cherokee after a major operation.

Alta Lowell Peterson Jack Reese

New Classified Ad Rates Announced

Classified advertising opens with 10c per line for first insertion and 5c per line for each additional insertion as the new rate structure. tf

Unusual six day heat wave hits state and region

The state and much of the country endured six days of record heat with temperatures around and above 100 degrees. Relief came Wednesday evening with cooler air and a light rain, followed by more cool conditions Thursday morning.

Ten Years Ago Clerk Helmer Carlberg Joins Larson Bros

Ten years ago Helmer Carlberg began duties as a store clerk at Larson Bros. A trip to the Black Hills precedes plans to settle in Minnesota. Other notes mention Mr and Mrs Harry Carlberg traveling by auto and John Grashoff returning to his own house from his son's former home.

Helmer Carlberg Larson Bros Harry Carlberg Black Hills Minnesota John Grashoff Albert Fame

Congregational Church Posts No Services Until September

Church announces no services or Endeavor meeting until school reopens in September. Pastor Edwin Trigg presides over church school at 10 a m with no further gatherings planned for now.

Aurelia All-Stars Versus Tuxedoes Set for Sunday Match

The Aurelia All-Stars kittenball team hosts the Tuxedoes from Omaha on their home grounds Sunday evening August 12. It opens a series of games with leading teams from northwest Iowa and nearby states.

E. D. Rapp A. Rapp R. Matzdorff Mattison E. Matzdorff W. Stutz Grienke Grapenthen Holmes Aurelia All-Stars Tuxedoes Omaha Iowa

Cherokee county boys depart for CCC camp at Fort Des Moines

Jimmie Scott and Melvin Williams of Aurelia and William Good from north of town joined Cherokee county youths traveling to Storm Lake Tuesday morning then to the CCC camp at Fort Des Moines. They will spend a week there after vaccination. A card from Jimmie to his grandfather said they did not know where they would be sent. Their enlistment is for six months.

Jimmie Scott Melvin Williams Aurelia William Good Cherokee County Storm Lake CCC Fort Des Moines Jimmie Jas. Scott

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Peterson Clay County Howard A. Pierce Des Moines State Central Committee Marcus News A. I. Birch Marcus le Mars Globe Post Birch New Hearth H & N Chevrolet Company Spencer NRA Sioux Rapids Peterson Patriot F. B Sentinel Farmers National Aurelia, Iowa Alita Advertiser J. M. McCarthy Phillips 66 County Seat News Parol Chas. Miller Sioux Valley Hospital Dan Dubes Mt. Olive Burl Porter Miss Mamie Hans Paulson Chicago Main Street Mayor Mummert Jimmie Green The American Express First National Bank
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