Happenings From Nearby Towns Chronicle Local Ads and Obits
Reports from Cherokee Times Storm Lake papers note deaths in Cherokee county and Marcus with services, remarries, and memorials. Sheriff Langwin pursues law violators in Marcus. Rainbow division veterans honor Albert Behmer in Sutherland. Linn Grove fire heavily damages O H Heasla store rear. fire contained by water system. insurance covers losses.
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Marcus News
Lloyd Langwin
Marcus
Cherokee Times
Old Rainbow Division
Sutherland
Albert Behmer
France
Behmer
United States
Linn Grove
O. H. Heasla Big General Merchandise
Sioux Rapids
Altho
Oscar
Large Class Graduation With Governor Spearheading Event
The Advertiser notes the largest high school class graduation with Governor Kendall as commencement orator drawing a record audience to the school auditorium. Catherine DeLay dies after infancy heart ailment. Misa Vella Brecher marries Don Preble of Cherokee. a Cherokee home planned. Fairview district selects Mahlon Johnson as superintendent. Community Club sets June 28 picnic with games, dinner, entertainment and free refreshments.
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Catherine DeLay
Anna DeLay
Kendall
Misa Vella Brecher
Sioux City
Don Preble
Cherokee
Preble
Board of Education
Fairview
State Bank
Mahlon Johnson
Storm Lake
Johnson
United States Army
H. H. Lockin
J. R. Rogera
A. L. Neville
Geo. Garber
T. A. Darby
Homer Robar
O. A. Roger
W. Moulton
J. H. Boatman
G. J. Lewis
Paul Kimball
al Froning
W. H. Fishman
Reds Triumph in Knight of Pythias Banquet Contest
Fred Ballard led the Reds and Albert Rapp led the Blues in a Knights of Pythias lodge contest decided last Wednesday night. The Reds won by a small margin based on new members reinstatements and attendance. Five new members joined and meetings drew strong attendance.
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Reds
K. of P
Knight of Pythias Lodge
Fred Ballard
Albert Rapp
Blues
Lodge
Congregational Notes at Church Under Pastor W A Parks
Morning service at 10 30 Church School at 11 45 Christian Endeavor at 7 00 Evening service at 8 00 led by Pastor W A Parks with standard weekly schedule.
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Church School
Christian Endeavor
Farm Bureau Sends Hubam Clover Seed Samples
The Farm Bureau offers samples of Hubam clover the annual white sweet clover noted for tall growth up to 44 feet and red clover reaching many inches. Samples are small but sufficient for a garden row and show growth under farm conditions. Demand exceeds supply and one grower sold a small amount years ago for 960.00 per bushel.
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Farm Bureau
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Sioux City
Aurelia Sentinel
Mule Billy Sunday Attends Church Daily In City Revival Fears
A Los Angeles correspondent notes that Billy Sunday the mule has been regular at Sunday and Wednesday services at Elder Henry's church on South Canal Street for six months. He goes to the rear near the pulpit, stands with bowed head, and resists all attempts to move him until services end. He returns on his own and causes no trouble unless restrained during Union church revivals, though factory officers worry he will require daily attendance if revivals expand.
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Los Angeles
Billy Sunday
Elder Henry
South Canal Street
Wicter Henry's
Union Church
Billy
Princess Buys Watches in Swiss Visit Sighted
The Begum of Bhopal, ruler of central India, after purchasing 4000 silver watches in 1911 to aid punctuality, has reportedly ordered a further 2500 timepieces. The throne, held by Jahan Begum since 1901, governs about 665000 subjects in Bhopal province with a city population around 76000.
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Bhopal
India
Switzerland
Sultan Jahan Begum
Pal
Jap Tiser
Miss Gladys Strand heads to Cedar Falls for summer school
In Cherokee Papera Times notes Miss Gladys Strand left Wednesday morning for Cedar Falls to attend summer school. The Standard Oil company razed the frame part of its west side property and will begin constructing a new oil station on the site. Cherokee Indians beat Hartley 6 to 2 at Pilot Cubs park with substitutes including John Scott. Judge Bradley and Judge Hutchinson held a brief district court session closing the April term. A. T. Rigby returned uptown after several days at home and missed Memorial day exercises for the first time in twenty four years.
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Gladys Strand
Cedar
Falla
Democrat
Standard Oil Company
John Scott
Hartley
Pilot Cubs Park
Bradley
Judge Hutchinson
Morris Madsen and Florence Adel Brees wed near Beaman
Morris Madsen of this place and Mrs Florence Adel Brees of Renwick Iowa were united in marriage Tuesday June 7 at the bride's son's home near Beaman Rev Speer M E church officiating They visited Waterloo then Aurelia arriving Wednesday afternoon The ceremony was a surprise to local friends Morris has long resided in Aurelia and is highly esteemed Mrs Brees is new to Aurelia newlyweds plan housekeeping above the Kleeberger harness shop The Sentinel extends congratulations and best wishes
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Morris M. Madsen
Florence Adel Brees
Renwick
Iowa
Beaman
Speer
M. E. Church
Waterloo
Aurelia
Morris
Robbery Report Sheds Light on Martin Hotel Theft
Sioux City Tribune notes a daylight robbery at the Martin Hotel with $500 missing and questions the hotel’s five year run of masked-free operations. A. L. Neville and Clifford Dukes attended the Cherokee County Live Stock Breeders meeting where calf and pig clubs discussed prizes nearing $300 and an auction sale planned. The stock show aims for a bigger, better event September 7 and 8 alongside the Pilot Rock plowing match.
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Kingsley Times
Sioux City Tribune
Martin Hotel
Martin
A. L. Neville
Clifford Dukes
Cherokee County Live Stock Breeders Association
Cherokee
Pilot Rock
How It Had To Be Done
A political manager confronts Bil the Burg as he crouches by a safe. Bil insists his intent is to deposit a few thousand into the campaign fund without anyone knowing, framing it as the opposite of theft.
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Bil the Burg
Funny Telephone Exchange Sparks Local Wit
A humorous quip from Puck, noting a phone does not need a mouthpiece. The joke centers on a receiver as the sole instrument used to converse with a wife, highlighting playful dialogue about early telecommunications.
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Puck
Balad Abner Glinn Cites Life’s Light Exchange
In a terse exchange, The Equivalent remarks on life with the line L get that title out of life. Abner Glinn is referenced in a brief dialogue as his wife challenges a phrasing, noting minimal effort.
Fragmentary dialogue on marriage delays and laughter
A historical snippet shows Another Construction and The Terror discussing a sister’s marriage, with a joking exchange about how she would have married if not for something, reflecting lighthearted countryside humor.
Robbers Strike Hanover Store After George Tolzin Sale
The Hanover store of The Corneliussen Co. was broken into last Friday night. Thieves gained entry by smashing the front door glass and unlocked the door from inside. They took cash from the register, lubricating oil, cigars, tobacco, clothing, groceries, shoes, and other merchandise. They tampered with but could not open the safe. A lunch was eaten on the front steps, with scraps and bottles left behind. Neighbors nearby heard nothing. Loss is not yet precisely estimated but expected to be substantial.
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Alta Advertiser
Hanover
George Tolzin
The
Corneliussen Co
Farm Bureaus to Gather Views on 16 Questions
Each township farm bureau in Cherokee county will meet before June 15 to gather members views on 16 questions from the American Farm Bureau Federation on finance taxation transportation and other legislation. The federation uses the results to guide congressional requests. Farm Bureau officers urge full member turnout to vote on these measures.
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Cherokee County
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Congress
Farm Bureau
Pierce & Sons Chicken Feed Ad Promotes Deals
Local notice touts Pierce and Son offering chicken feed. Brief misprint suggests seven chair building jets for sale and Paulaon Bros offers pricing.
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Pierce & Son’a
Chaice Building
Paulaon Bros
Aurelian Ten Years Ago Happenings Recap
Ten years ago in Aurel ia events included Orlie Waddell returning from Chicago stock yards. Mrs A A Dingman operated on in Sioux City and improving. Oak Farm play at M E church drew praise. Hazel Hench returned from Westside after high school. L P Nelson added a new 22 by 30 foot two story restaurant. Commencement exercises at Methodist church with diplomas for Bess Olds and Marie Baumann. FF Faville of Storm Lake gave the address. Nellie Irene Peters married Wm Kubberne as dusk wedding at Frances Peters home.
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Orlie Waddell
Chicago
A. A. Dingman
Sioux City
Oak Farm
M. E
Methodist Church
Bess ‘Olds
Marie Baumann
FF. F. Faville
Storm Lake
baptism Sunday at Methodist Church notes
The Methodist Church notes that next Sunday morning will include baptism of babies as part of a sacred service with parents dedicating their children to God. The sermon theme is Jacob's Blessing. Evening service theme is The Riddle of Life. The church extends a hearty welcome to all attendees.
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Jacob
Church
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