Local Happenings and Community Notices
Local items include visits by families and friends to Cherokee and Le Mars, Decoration Day greetings, and travel to Sioux City. Local merchants promote paint and hardware, farm products, and gas stoves.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
3
Local items include visits by families and friends to Cherokee and Le Mars, Decoration Day greetings, and travel to Sioux City. Local merchants promote paint and hardware, farm products, and gas stoves.
Local residents travel for Decoration day events with relatives in Boyden and nearby towns. Families visit siblings, attend services, and return home. several residents travel to Sioux City and Rochester for treatment, schooling, or business. The community announces changing theater start times and names new staff at the Sentinel office.
Cherokee county rural eighth grade graduation exercises recognized 124 students at a ceremony in Cherokee. Prof. A C Fuller of Iowa State Teachers College gave the address. Lulu Rose Orr presented diplomas. Class honors went to Walter Miller Jr 95.5 Helen Pearson 94.7 Urban Rapp 94.6 Dale Flinders 93 Mary Katherine Williams 92.6 Tracy Crippen 92.5 Melvin Mongan 91.5. Graduates listed from Afton Cornelia Braunschweig Eleanor Braunschweig Reinhold Braunschweig Erna Honsbruch Rosa Buddenhagen Clarence Sump Marjorie Melton James Phelan Tracy Crippen Maxine Smith Garland Demaree Lomar Robinson Vera Crane Orville McDonald Diamond Arnold Mohn Phyllis Dubes Maurice Peterson Harriet Hansen Hazel Martin Edith Romine Vera Rasche Helen Kreutz Marquette Haight Joyce Pepper Junior Nordstrom LaVerne Goettsch.
Holstein Savings bank with deposits of 1 443 962 and capital 90000 closed Wednesday. Ida county institute president C J Whalenberg and cashier R P Wheatley noted. Merchants State bank Correctionville with deposits 322 04 and capital 25000 closed Thursday. C J Wholenberg president and W C Lehnerkloteh cashier. Cushing Farmers Savings bank closed Friday with deposits 115520 capital 30000. C J Wholenberg president and E H Ohme cashier.
Community groups held meetings at various homes with social time and card games, followed by lunches. Prizes, gifts, and musical performances were noted, with out of town guests from Cherokee, Nemaha, Lawton, and other locales attending celebrations.
Eighth grade graduates from Diamond Center include Arnold Mohn Phyllis Dubes Maurice Peterson Harriet Hansen Hazel Martin Edith Romine Vera Rasehe Helen Kreutz Marguerite Haight Joyce Pepper Theodore Nordstrom Jr LaVerne Goettsch. Parents attended graduation at the Methodist church in Cherokee last Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Haight attended the Cherokee High School Alumni banquet at the Presbyterian church in Cherokee Friday evening. Mr and Mrs George Pepper and family enjoyed a picnic near Cherokee with the Tony Leber and John Leber families from nearby areas. Rev and Mrs Liming and children were Fort Dodge visitors last Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Haight and
Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. John Watterson included Mrs. M V Haight who stayed on for a longer visit. The Diamond Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Harry Wilson’s with plans for an ice cream social. Dorothy Linquist attends summer school in Storm Lake. Debert Liming and mother visit Corwith Iowa. A picnic at River Side Park near Cherokee honored birthdays of Oscar Carlson and George Swanson. Vernon Anderson visited a grandmother near Wall Lake. A Farm Bureau dinner was held at the Cherokee office hosted by Clarence Turner Miriam Griffith Irene Turner. Oliver Hansen and Frank Bennett hosted a weekend at Schaller.
Scientists note that concoctions contain many ore constituents yet no substance has combined all materials in the same mix. The claim that monopoly fees can be created artificially is not supported by current experiments.
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