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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel EB G Light er Proprietor announces publication weekly on Thursday and lists advertising rates per inch for display and foreign ads, locals and readers per line, cards of thanks per line, and subscription prices inside and outside Cherokee county and overseas.
Executors of Jane and Archibald Cochrane estates authorized by Cherokee County Iowa District Court order to sell the east half of the southeast quarter and the west half of the southeast quarter in section 11 township 91 north range 41 west fifth principal meridian known as the Archibald Cochrane Farm offers invited. Offers sought within the next few weeks.
Alma Blachel of Aurelia arrived and is nursing at the William Glienke home. Deborah Rosenkranz Woodward of Alta died May 23 at age 75. Civil War veterans were entertained at the Summit Club. Knud Olson returned from Chicago to meet sisters Marie and Christinia Olson. Anna Christiansen married John H Langner of Hanover. Holmes Allen died after a long illness.
Chief Henry Luge recovering from gallstone surgery and making daily trips up town. He notes no strings on a proposed tract sale for a county park, seven miles south of Cherokee, with maintenance to determine deed transfer.
Mrs. Lee Enockson notes the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Cherokee County will hold a memorial service Sunday June 10 at 2 p m at Nokomis Park. Everyone is invited. Proceedings will not be entirely ritualistic.
Readable fragments show a brief note on progress over the past years with unclear specifics. The text references ongoing efforts and retrospective mentions without detailing events, dates, or outcomes.
Mr and Mrs John Everhart of Meriden spent Sunday at the Hickey home after storms last week. They received word of the arrival of a baby girl at the home of their daughter Mrs Schneller.
Mrs Bischel of Aurelia spent last week at the Chas Pingle home. Mrs George Clover and daughter Miss Cora from Valley South Dakota were here last week.
The first Afton Farm Bureau picnic of the season will be held at Center School next Tuesday evening. Mr Ellis will present a program and ice cream plus cake will be served. Ladies are asked to bring cake. The A.C. OC met with Mrs. Guy Akers on Wednesday and reported a good time with basket making work noted.
Luncheon details and association plans unfold as ladies organize a June banquet at Mt Olive. Local residents Daibn Arnold and Spirit Lake men attend Ed Deibner’s home meeting while others shell corn and trade for trucks. Children enjoy a picnic in Carl Hansen's grove and Miss Frances Shaw finishes her Diamond No 8 school term.
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