Funeral for Glenn Lane Held at Cherokee
Large crowd from Mt Olive area attended the Friday funeral for Glenn Lane in Cherokee. Burial followed at Good Hope cemetery. Glenn, born locally, had lived with his parents nearby for many years.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
2
Large crowd from Mt Olive area attended the Friday funeral for Glenn Lane in Cherokee. Burial followed at Good Hope cemetery. Glenn, born locally, had lived with his parents nearby for many years.
A dated fragment cites a comparison of period office costs with the two years prior. It notes tenure from January 1935 and references the Kinaneia Report of Cherokee County, listing Co. Atty’s office expenses.
Local residents hosted visitors from Chicago and Storm Lake. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lichtenberg born May 24 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Lietz on May 28. Church events feature St. John's Lutheran picnic June 5 and guest day June 9 with Ladies Aid activities and a pie donation request.
The Iowa Centennial Committee launched a search for threshing machines harvesters tractors and other pioneer farm equipment 50 to 100 years old to appear at the Territorial Centennial exhibit at the State Fair this summer. Des Moines invites anyone with such artifacts or early buggies and autos to contact the committee. The Exposition will show farming history from 1938 to now and dates run August 26 to September 2.
The article describes mulberries as the circulating currency in Turkestan highlighting their use in daily trade and local barter systems. It notes how value is measured by quantity of mulberries and references regional merchants and markets adapting to this unusual medium of exchange.
A brief note identifies a lawyer who is self taught and a graduate of Iowa schools. The item notes the individual's education path and professional status without additional details.
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