Nearby town notes report moves and elections
Linn Grove gives word that A. J. Scott family moved to Sioux Rapids and Scott becomes cashier of the First State bank there Marcus News notes a two day American Legion celebration planned for July 8 and 4 Washta reports the death of William Mundy 69 from injuries in a Friday trampling incident Storm Lake attorney Willis C Edson won the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor with 36.2 percent of votes Peterson Patriot notes Jack Van Ness will graduate from the University of Illinois with a B S in architectural engineering Marcus postmaster duties transfer as J P Delaney and Ed Delaney take store management Galva council considers a community building proposal and plans to meet with local representatives before presenting to voters
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Linn Grove
A. J. Scott
Sioux Rapids
Scott
First State Bank
Marcus News
American Legion
Marcus
The
Legion Post
Washta
William Mundy
Storm Lake
Delaney Bros
Ed Delaney
Galva Tribune
Galva
Home Grocery Joins Volunteer Food Stores
The Home Grocery run by W A Lewis begins a series of ads under Volunteer Food Stores. The group links independent grocers across the nation to offer mass buying advantages. Volunteer Food Stores includes 150 stores in the Sioux City area and 13 000 nationwide.
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W. A. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Voluteer Food
Sioux City
United States
Alta News Items From Alta Advertiser
Alta residents paid tribute to Fred N. Sipe at the Methodist church while Mary C. Wilfong died at her Alta home. Supt C A Tellier and family left for Seattle for a University of Washington Masters. Rev Scott Porter and family planned a visit from Sarcoxie. Alta voters approved the large Deisel light plant and 110 alternating current by 200 to 45.
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Mary C. Wilfong
Alta
Wilfong
C. A. Tellier
Highview
Seattle
Wash
Tellier
University of Washington
Scott Porter
Sarcoxie
Missouri
E. M. Jimmerson
Clifford Porter
Deisel
Lutherans Plan Mission Rally at St. Paul Aurelia
St. Pauls Lutheran church members in Aurelia prepare for a Sunday mission rally on June 14 with 10 45 a m English service led by Rev P G Stephan and a 2 45 p m English and German service featuring Rev George W Wolter from Arlington Nebraska. The event includes lunch served at noon and after the afternoon service with invited neighboring congregations and a plan to install a loud speaker in the church basement.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Aurelia
William Wolters
P. G. Stephan
George W. Wolter
Arlington
Nebraska
Wolter
Ladies of
Improved Quality In Flower Show Exhibits
The Aurelia Garden Club sponsored second annual flower show at Lockin hotel featured significantly better exhibits than last year with artists’ arrangements and enthusiastic public reception. Awards honors went to numerous exhibitors in categories including peony blooms iris roses and decorative arrangements with prizes donated by local businesses and professionals.
Kiddies Parade Pleasing Event At Aurelia Flower Show
The Kiddies parade sponsored by the Aurelia Garden Club, tied to the flower show, drew a large crowd and featured Carl Nelson's Fort Madison junior band. First prize went to John Lockin and Wanda Cornwall in Japanese themed costumes, second to Shirley Jackson and Dickie Hallbauer as Mistress Mary, and third to Beverly Walter on a decorated tricycle. Judges noted many attractive costumes and hoped the event becomes annual.
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Aurelia Garden Club
Carl Nelson
Fort Madison
John Lockin
Wanda Cornwall
John
Joseph Lockin
Hawiia
Juior
Aurelia
Garden Club
Lockin Hotel
Carl
St Pauls Lutheran Church Weekly Services
St Pauls Lutheran Church lists Sunday School at 10 a m English service at 10 45 am Rev P G Stephan of Newell Iowa preaches the sermon English German service at 2 45 pm sermon by Rev George W Wolter from Arlington Nebraska keeps church events in view of the day.
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P. G. Stephan
Newell
Iowa
George W. Wolter
Arlington
Nebraska
Congregational Church Service Schedule
Pastor Edwin Trigg leads morning worship at 11:00 a m with church school at 10 a m Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 7:00 p m.
Large Crowds Hear Carl Nelon's Band in Aurelia
Carl Nelson’s junior band from Fort Madison drew large crowds in Aurelia with a concert on Main Street and a Sunday park show. The day featured a flower show, kiddies parade, and a picnic with Aurelia and high school bands, raising over 25 dollars in a free will offering. The band then headed toward Storm Lake and Fort Dodge for rodeo engagements on the way home.
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Band Boys
Carl
Aurelia
W. H. Bischel
W. A. Lewis
Carl Nelson
Walter Peterson
Storm Lake
Fort Dodge
Postoffice to Help Bonus Recipients
Postmaster A A Dingman releases details on adjusted service bonds known as the bonus. Bonds will be mailed from Washington on June 15 by registered mail with delivery restricted to the addressed recipient. Veterans cashing part or all must present bonds to a certifying officer before checks are issued by the U S treasurer and sent from Des Moines.
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A. A. Dingman
Des Moines
U. S
Dingman
Monrad Paulson
4-H Rally Day Set for Tuesday June 16 Cherokee County
Annual rally day for Cherokee county 4-H club girls will be on Tuesday June 16 with a morning business meeting electing officers and delegates to the state convention at Ames the following week. Noon picnic lunch follows and an afternoon program includes musical numbers and a song contest. Public invitation noted.
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Cherokee County
Cherokee News highlights and upcoming events
Justin Barry travels to Cleveland to attend the Republican National Convention. Concrete paving completes No. 59 north span into Cherokee. Township weed commissioners meeting with the board set for June 19. Roy Jensen, 1933 two mile relayist, places second in the 1500 meter at Chicago AAU meet and eyes Olympic trials. Viola Faye White and her family prepare for a Fanchon and Marco tryout in Hollywood.
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Justin Barry
Cleveland
Ohio
Chereokee
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Roy Jensen
Grinnell College
Chicago
Hollywood
Viola Faye White
Charles C. White
Viola
Fanchon & Marco
Lindlief Wins Buena Vista Auditor Race
Elwin Lindlief of Alta leads Wilbur Ti Kaufman by five votes after the canvass of Buena Vista county primary returns at the courthouse. Lindlief had 1,626 votes at canvass start. adjustments from Sioux Rapids and Alta precincts produced the final margin. A recount request was not decided as the paper went to press.
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Storm Lake Register
Elwin Lindlief
Alta
Wilbur Ti. Kaufman
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Teach
Nautman
Sioux Rapids
Lindlief
Junior Girl Scouts Meet at Congregational Church
Eileen Christensen reports a Tuesday meeting at 3:45 pm in the Congregational church. The group held formation and practiced songs for their program and planned camping for next week.
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Eileen Christensen
Congregational Church
Looking Back Into the Past a Decade and More
Ten years ago Orville Baltimore formerly of Aurelia and Gladys Gummow of Galva were married at Sioux City Tuesday last week. S Ty Bengtsson and family moved to a new residence in Cherokee. Their son Louis will operate the farm. Reverend Thompson of Linn Grove to speak at a Klan meeting in Aurelia park next Tuesday evening. Clarence Bengtson started work in Home Grocery. Twenty years ago Parnel Mahoney of Sioux City toastmaster at Aurelia high school alumni banquet. Carl Nelson returned from Appleton Wisconsin and leaves Friday for chautauqua work. Jd. A. Rapp went to Benkleman Nebraska to manage a hardware store. Aurelia band to play at the Fourth of July celebration in Sioux Rapids. Thirty years ago David Wilsonverett died north of Aurelia June 5. Will Wogahn plans a new home east of town.
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Orville Baltimore
Aurelia
Gladys Gummow
Galva
Sioux City
Ty Bengtsson
Diamond Township
Cherokee
Louis
Rev. Thompson
Linn Grove
Aurelia Park
Clarence Bengtson
the Home
Parnel Mahoney
Wis
Aurelia High School
Carl Nelson
Colege
Appleton
Jd. A. Rapp
Benkleman
Neb
Aurelia Band
Sioux Rapids
David Wilsonverett
Will Wogahn
Rural Eighth Graders to Graduate in Cherokee County
Eighty four rural eighth graders from Cherokee county will graduate at 8 p m next Monday in the Methodist church. County Superintendent Irene Brooks will present diplomas. Rev W C Dailey speaks on Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. Twelve students exceed 90 percent with honors.
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Cherokee County
Irene Brooks
W. C. Dailey
Miss Brooks
Betty June Conley
Alliance Independent
Joseph Weber
Tilden
Jared Jarr
Cherokee Now
Mildred Wiroth
Diamond
Jen Ohlsen
John Dewar
Pilot
Luella Staab
Amherst
Lois Bierman
Warren Mayer
Doris Dewar
Arlene Carlberg
Liberty
Paul Gross
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