Happenings of Nearby Towns Reports and Moves
Storm Lake chief Elmer Giddle resigns to become night watch for Union Pacific in Omaha. Galva high school class of 17 graduates. address by Prof. Clyde Hart of Iowa State University. Peterson Class of 1928 graduates. 12 members, 7 girls and 5 boys, in commencement. Arthur Anderson of Galva named to Aurelia Consolidated School as agriculture and manual training teacher and athletics coach. Sutherland Creamery sustains $8000 fire damage destroying a new buttermilk drying addition. Suphur Springs neighborhood suffers fires destroying a general store blacksmith and harness shops.
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Storm Lake
Fev
Galva Tribune
Arthur Anderson
Galva
Aurelian Consolidated School
Arthur
Danbury
Aurelia
Sutherland Creamery
Suphur Springs
Day Couple Returns to Aurelia After Drake Meeting
Mr and Mrs C E Day returned to Aurelia last Saturday from Des Moines where Mr Day attended a Drake University fraternity meeting. Mrs Day visited relatives during the trip but details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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C. E. Day
Aurelia
P. F. B. W. Meeting with Mrs H J Will May 29
The P. F. B. W. met on Tuesday afternoon May 29 with Mrs H I Will. A very good attendance and a social afternoon with little business. The next meeting is scheduled for June 26 at Mrs A C G Will's home.
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H. I. Will
A. CG. Will
AltA News Items Highlights Marriages Appointments and Moves
Miss Helen Higgins of Alta weds G Abrams in Hastings Nebraska. Rev James McInnes from Vail accepts Alta Presbyterian call and will move with family. Rev G W Eggleston announces June revival with evangelist Frank Mathis. Danes Johanes and spouse visit Alta two months with daughters Reen Peterson and Andrew Vesgard. Carlton Poulson resigns as J N Sheehan Alta resident manager effective June 1 and joins Alton Cash Grocery at Cherokee. Leonard Peterson elected superintendent of Schaller schools after three years experience.
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Helen Higgins
J. M. Higgins
Alta
G. Abrams
Hastings
Nebraska
James McInnes
Vail
Presbyterian Church of
G. W. Eggleston
First Methodist Church of
Frank Mathis
Johanes Johansen
Denmark
Europe
Reen Peterson
Andrew Vesgard
Carlton Poulson
J. N. Sheehan
Poulson
Alton Cash
Cherokee
Leonard Peterson
Anton Peterson
Schaller
Peterson
Ione Waddell Weds William Lloyd Pax in June Ceremony
Ione Waddell and William Lloyd Pax were married Friday at four in the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Waddell. Rev. Edwin Trigg officiated the double ring ceremony in front of relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Spencer Iowa after a six week honeymoon and Paxson will pursue a master's degree while teaching science.
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Bert Waddell
Ione
William Lloyd Paxson
Ora Paxson
Richland
Iowa
Edwin Trigg
First Congregational Church
Rosalia Martinson
Hilda
Dingosch
Lois Whitney
Orville Paxson
Bernard Paxson
Mendelssohn
Bernadine Paxson
Howard Nelson
Esther Maltby
Florence DeVries
Lurline Coombs
Helen Bates
Arleen Waddell
Bernard
Roy Whitney
Rex
Lois
Peterson
Hilda Dingosch
S. Hesla
Rembrandt
Rosalin Martinson
Omaha
Nebraska
Joe Brown
John Robert
John Martin
University of Colorado
Ceresco
Paxson
Parsons College
Rembrandt High School
Paxsoh
Ohio
Iowa City
Frank Hansen Weds Cherokee Young Lady
The marriage of Miss Fern Adolf of Cherokee and Mr. Frank Hansen of Aurelia occurred at the Methodist parsonage in Spencer on May 31. They reside on the Alfred Kindwat farm between here and Alta where Frank works. Fern is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Adolf of Cherokee and a Cherokee High School graduate.
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Fern Adolf
Cherokee
Frank Hansen
Aurelia
Spencer
Alfred Kindwat
Here
Alta
Frank
George Hansen
Wm. Adolf
Cherokee High School
the Sentinel
Bus Drivers Lead in Kitten Ball with Three Straight Wins
Roy Matzdorff's Bus Drivers top the percentage column in kitten ball, posting three consecutive victories. They defeated Ladder Climbers 8 to 4 with Matzdorff and Dubes as battery. Ladder Climbers next beat the Greasers 1 to 0, with Eddy and Person for the winners.
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Roy Matzdorff
Matzdorff
Dubes
Eddy
Person
Orchestra Music Made Big Hit
Open air concert by the Mona han Post band orchestra of Sioux City drew a large audience last Saturday. A fine program of varied music pleased the crowd and set a high mood for the season opening. The Legion hall dance attracted many and yielded modest profits despite competing dances in nearby towns. The Town Blues plans a free Saturday street concert with singing and instrumental numbers in Be and SUE. Be sure to attend Aurelia’s free Wednesday moving pictures hosted by local business leaders, an overflowing crowd event.
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Monahan Post Band Orchestra
Sioux City
Legion Hall
Town Blues
Sue
Early
The
Legion
Aurelia
Two Cars Ditch in Cherokee Area No Fatalities Reported
Saturday night near the narrows bridge in Cherokee two autos collided head on. A Pontiac sedan owned by Martin Thomson and a Paige sedan owned by Dr. Lucke of LeMars were involved. Occupants escaped serious injury though vehicles were damaged and overturned.
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Narraw Bridge
Martin Thomson
Aurelia Farmer
Lucke
Cherokee
Aurelia
Locke
Altho
Missionary Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Next Sunday St Pauls Lutheran Church hosts a Missionary Meeting with neighboring congregations. Morning service in English by Rev E J Otto of Cherokee. afternoon in German by Rev KR Albrecht of Storm Lake and an American address by Rev Hoeman of Battle Creek. Ladies Aid to provide luncheon. no Sunday school. Mrs Bernard Paulson and five daughters depart for a two month auto tour of North and South Dakota visiting relatives and sights.
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E. J. Otto
Cherokee
KR. Albrecht
Storm Lake
Hoeman
Battle Creek
Ladies Aid
Bernard Paulson
North
South Dakota
Hammill Leads Big in Iowa Governor Race and County Contests
With almost complete returns, Governor Hammill leads Republican ticket in Iowa with 222,861 votes to Bowman 88,204 and Skromme 33,179. In the Eleventh District race Ed Campbell trails by 1,078, Campbell 15,376 to Gilman 18,609. McDonald leads Held for state senate by 541. Cherokee sheriff race dominant. Pitcher township shows Hammill 102 and Campbell 84 in one contest. Democratic ballots scarce.
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Iowa
Hammill
Bowman
Skromme
Anderson
Ed Campbell
Battle Creek
Campbell
Gilman
Prichard
Bergeson
Klay
Hunter
Lew McDonald
Cherokee
G. E. Held
Hinton
McDonald
Cherokee County
Heid
Plymouth County
Ida County
Sangwin
Grant Braley
Braley
Quinn
Hall
Kingsbury
Halford
Pitcher, Afton
Spring
A. EB. Hickey
Zoma Coombs
Hickey
Coombs
Theodore Nordstrom
Diamond
Pilot
Nordstrom
Nelson
Sawwell
A. S. Birch
W. O. Dailey
Ray Adsit
F. J. Carpenter
W. L. Miles
R. G. Rodman
C. C. R. Bush
T. F E. Herbert
Claude M. Smith
Pitcher Township
Skrommie
Kimball
Buser
Smith
MacIntosh
Moore
Beam
Harless
Long
Local Hospital Performs Tonsil and Adenoid Surgeries
Patricia Kiernan Max Kiernan and Ralph Peterson underwent tonsil and adenoid operations at Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee Thursday of last week with Dr. Eddy as the accompanying physician.
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Patricia
Max Kiernan
Ralph Peterson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
Dr. Eddy
Congregational Church Announces Services and Childrens Day
Edwin Trigg, pastor, invites parents and friends to Children’s Day exercises next Sunday at 10 30 a m. Evening service follows at 8 p m. Readers urged to subscribe to Sioux City papers at The Sentinel office.
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Sioux City
Sentinel
Quinn Tire Shop Gets New Brick Front On Main Street
County seat notes report a spick and span Quinn tire shop with a new brick facade matching the Swanson and Betsworth building. Chief Swisher Wilson, former state university journalism student, left Iowa City hospital today after appendicitis surgery.
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Quinn Tire Shop
East Main Street
Swanson & Betsworth
Swisher Wilson
The
State University
Iowa City
C. D. Hickman
Hahn
Quimby
Aurelia May 30记 Ten Years Ago Remembered
Ten years ago on Decoration Day in Aurelia the Red Cross sale receipts reached 19235 dollars with the white calf bringing 12976. Political notes mention J C Lockin winning the Republican nomination for state representative.
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Aurelia
Red Cross
J. C. Lockin
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H. J. Will
Alta Advertiser
First National Bank
Ione Waddell
Richland, Iowa
BUSS
Iowa Blues
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
F. Webking
W. H. Hemmisoth
Gust Peterson
J. Shank
H. H. Lockin
Fay N. Fraser
L. P. Nelson
Fay Fraser
W. FP. Dawson
Alice Scott
Blanch Hickey
Geo. E. Blanch
C. R. Bush
County Seat News
Alton
T. G. Will
Clifford Coombs
Lee Robinson
Margarite Godwin
Harry Fogleman
Diamond Center
M. E. Parsonage
Harry M. Burns
Julius Juraan
Frank Glaser
E. Wall
Clara Bischel
Lydia Bischel
Ray Green
Mary Nelson
Arthur Will
Farmers National Bank
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