Happenings Across Nearby Towns and Obituaries
Obituary notes for Mrs. Rachel Kirchner announce her June 1 death at age 86 in Peterson. Local weddings include Wendell Johnson and Edna Bock woldt on May 31 and Vernon Anderson and Agnes Wieland on June 5 at the Fist Methodist Episcopal Church. The Peterson council approves Sunday park games for the town baseball team. Local farm sales near Holstein record prices, with 160 acres at 210 dollars an acre and 116 acres at 241.50 dollars, followed by Charley Kistenmacher paying 250 dollars for an 80 acre Niemeier farm three miles west of Holstein. Incidents include a hog attack on 11-year-old Dick Tymes on the Tymeson farm near Storm Lake and a Holstein bull injuring Henry Nettleton south of Storm Lake, plus a cemetery flower theft complaint in Washta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein
R. M. Crane
First State Bank
C. J. Wohlenberg
Edward Friedrichsen
Charley Kistenmacher
Richard Niemeier
Bates Hospital Busy This Week
Bert Henley nine operated on for removal of tonsils and adenoids. Mabel Mantaufel Storm Lake had appendicitis surgery Monday. Garland Nelson six operated for hernia Monday. Mrs Henry Brummer had appendicitis operation Wednesday. Mrs Henry Nelson Diamond Township had tonsil removal Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
W. T. Henley
Linn Grove
Mabel Mantaufel
Storm Lake
Garland
Hugo Nelson
Henry Brummer
Pates Hospital
Henry Nelson
Diamond Township
Eddy Headley Wedding in Iowa in June
A wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A D Headley in Irvington Iowa on Saturday morning June 8. Miss Hazel Toeadley became the bride of Maurice A Eddy son of Mr and Mrs A H Eddy of Aurelia. Rev Knelish of the Algona Presbyterian church officiated. The ceremony featured Miss Margaret Eddy singing and Irma Huff as bridesmaid with Ruben Olson as best man. The couple will reside on a farm six miles north of Aurelia after a motor trip through the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Headley
Irvington
Iowa
Hazel Toeadley
Maurice A. Eddy
A. H. Eddy
Aurelia
Knelish
Presbyterian Church of
Algona
Ruben Olson
St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Notice
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces services next Sunday in the American language. Sunday School this Friday June 14 at Sunset Park, Storm Lake Iowa. Wedding stationery available at Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Storm Lake
Iowa
Monahan Post Orchestra To Open Aurelia Street Concert Series
Aurelia business men and the Legion dance committee announce a twelve week series of free Saturday night street concerts and Legion dances beginning this week. The opening features the Monahan Post orchestra of Sioux City delivering an 8 to 9 PM street concert, with a dance at the Community Building afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Lerien Dance Committee
Legion
Lsyriem Dance
Monahan Post Orchestra
Sioux City
Legion Committee
Congregational Church Service List with Gideons Talk
Sunday schedule lists morning service at 10 30 with address by The State Gideons and an evening service at 8 p m. Edwin Brigg is pastor of the Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Gideons
County seat news updates from Cherokee county
Construction may start this week on a Fire stone Tire and Rubber super service station at the unfinished Second and Elm site. Cherokee county rural mail carriers elect E G Goodrich as president and Frank E Marsh as secretary treasurer. Cherokee placed on the Des Moines air derby route starting June 24 after earlier removal. Graduation exercises for 94 rural eighth grade graduates set for July 4 at Riverside Park with a farm bureau picnic. Cooperative Riverside park picnic planned by the Cherokee county farm bureau and the chamber of commerce. Rev Wm Baier moves to Storm Lake to enroll children at Buena Vista College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Second and
Elm Streets
Ru S. Reare
E. G. Goodrich
Cleghorn
Frank E. Marsh
Cherokee County
Riverside Park
Des Moines
Lulu Rose Orr
Farm Bureau
Wm. Baier
Storm Lake
Roosevelt Avenue
Lake Town
Buena Vista College
Cherokee County Students Graduate at Ames College
Five Cherokee county students were graduates of the Iowa State College at Ames at the fifty-eighth annual commencement exercises Monday. Francis I. Brown Marcus Agricultural Business Samuel C. Whitehouse Cherokee Civil Engineering Amy Adams Washta Home Economics Alvin L. Nelson Cherokee Industrial Science Gene McKee Cherokee Industrial Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Iowa State College
Ames
Francis I. Brown
Marcus
Samuel C. Whitehouse
Amy Adams
Washta
Alvin L. Nelson
Gene McKee
New Station Opens for Cream Poultry and Eggs
A new station for buying cream poultry and eggs opens in the building vacated by Home Grocery and Hanford Produce Co. The former storefront now serves customers seeking dairy poultry and eggs under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Grocery
Hanford Produce Co
Another Aurelia Boy Keeps Wedding a Secret
Miss Helen La Masney and Mr. Lewis Miller were married in a quiet ceremony April 25 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Alton Iowa. Rev. Jones officiated. Mrs. Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lin Masney of Mystic. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Miller of Aurelia, grew up here and graduated with the class of 1920. He has worked at the Aurelia Motor Co. and Herbert Motor Co. of Hawarden. The couple will reside in Hawarden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen la Masney
Lewis Miller
Presbyterian Parsonage
Alton
Towa
Jones
Miller
J. W. Lin Masney
Mystic
Herbert Motor Co
Hawarden
Lewis
F. Miller
Farm Bureau Tour to Ames Scheduled for June Visit
Cherokee County Farm Bureau sponsors a two day trip to Iowa State College in Ames June 16 and 17. Participants arrange own travel with lodging in a college dorm. activities include Morrill Hall, dairy and chemical buildings, dairy and poultry farms, alfalfa plots, agronomy farms, greenhouses, and library tours. County Agent G A Ellis urged early room requests. groups from Plymouth Buena Vista O'Brien and Palo Alto counties will join on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Cherokee County
Cherokee
Morrill Hall
Chemical
Dr. Sweeney
Memorial Union
Meat Laboratory
Nicholas
Ellis
Tenderfoot Test Complete and Scout Meeting Officers Elected
At the June 10 meeting Wilmar Dubes completed Tenderfoot tests. Lewis Ammons was elected chairman with Wilmar Dubes as vice chair, Carl Lighter treasurer, and Arthur Mongan master at arms. Patrol Leaders posts were declared vacant. Dues set at one cent weekly and fines for lateness and unexcused absences were established. Rev Moore plans a hike Friday June 14. Boys should bring meat and potatoes for the meal. Scoutmaster Lamm led signal work. Dr Bates spoke on first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmar Dubes
Lewis Ammons
Carl Lighter
Arthur Mongan
Moore
Lamm
Bates
Fort Dodge Family Visits Nelson Home After Sioux Falls Trip
Mr and Mrs Melvin Kurtz and son of Fort Dodge visited Mrs Elsie Nelson on Sunday on their way home from a visit in Sioux Falls South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Kurtz
Fort Dodge
Annual Bureau Picnic Held July Fourth in Cherokee County
The Cherokee County Farm Bureau plans a countywide picnic on July 4 with Chamber of Commerce support. Activities include games between Marcus and Cherokee, kittenball contests, races, band concerts, and a keynote by M. S. Winder of the American Farm Bureau Federation. Riverside and Wayman parks host events, and 100 eighth graders will graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
The
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Cherokee
Tom Demond
Marcus
M. S. Winder
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Ma. Winder
Utah
Farm Federation
Cioth
Cherokee County
Lulu Rose Orr
Wayman’s Park
Riverside Park
Alta News Items Highlight Local Contracts and Changes
Tom Parks won the contract to build a new addition to Fairview school on Monday night. Louie Johnson bought the Alta Implement Company yard and business with possession on July 1st. The city approves a paving district after a small protest window and Adel Wilderbrand resigns from the city council and Quaker Oats Elevator. Three Alta weddings mark June’s start with Trene Buckingham Lloyd Anderson Linda Olsen Clifford Stanton Esther Berger Ma C Kislingbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Parks
Storm Lake
Fairview
Louie Johnson
Alta Implement Company
A. E. Wilderbrand
Alta
Hilderbrand
Trene Buckingham
A. W. Buckingham
Lloyd Anderson
L. C. Anderson
Linda Olsen
Clifford Stanton
Esther Berger
Alta School
Ma C. G. Kislingbury
Agriculture Department to issue outlook reports calendar
The United States Department of Agriculture will publish special outlook reports to help farmers plan crop and livestock programs. Hog outlook on July 15, poultry on July 22, sheep and wool on August 5, and winter grains including wheat rye oats and barley on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
1H Club Girls Attend State Convention
Nine 4-H Club girls and three township leaders from Cherokee County attend the state convention at Ames. Delegates include Alive Jane McKee, Marjorie Wilcox, Lucille Tigges, Ina Tigges, Marie Addy, Ruth Ware, Connie Leekband, Lela Diller, and Kia Lee. Chaperones are township leaders Mrs John Hyundawn, Miss Maria Schoer, and Meredehn Bergman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Ames
Dami Dit
Jane McKee
Cherokee
Marjorie Wilcox
Sheridan Township
Lucille
Ina ‘Tigges
Spring Township
Marie Addy
Auiherst
Ruth Ware
Afton
Connie Leekband
Silver Township
Lela Diller
Kia Lee
Coram Meadew
Ohn Hyundawn
Maria Sehoer
Meredehn Bergman
Diamond Man Weds Galva Girl
Vernon Anderson son of Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Jamison and Miss Agnes Weiland daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Weiland of Galva united in marriage at the Moe church in Galva. Rev Bo M Watson officiated with attendants Dorothy Davis and Jean Morrison. A four course dinner followed. They will reside on the groom’s father’s Diamond Center farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva Tribune
Vernon L. Anderson
John A. Anderson
Agnes A. Wieland
Frank Weiland
Fist Methodist Episcopal Church
Diamond
Vernon Ta. Anderson
John AL Anderson
Jamiomd
Awnes Weiland
Galva
Nephagee
Moe
Bo M. Watson
Sioux City
Phillips
Goeneviene Tenkinson
Dorothy Davis
Strawberry Point
Clon Puety
LeMars
Dna Morrison
Ruby Anderson
Juster Peterpan
Geneviene
Morris
Clifford Anderson
Burdette Morris
Francis Herron
Killarney
Blick Hille
South Dakota
Bath
Anderson
Galva High School
Lowa Suite Teachers College
Cedar Balls
Lawton Town
Ten Years Ago S Toddler Dies In Farm Accident And Local Life News
A fragmented memory page recalls John FL Schmidt's death by a bull attack near Afton township. Other entries mention marriages, property trades, barn leases, and new positions, including Chas Buddenhager's barn operation and Bernard Prabion’s appointment. Multiple names, dates, and places appear, with community notices of relocations and farming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FL Schmidt
Albert Bremer
Afton
Aurelia
Orphtess
Opal
Soot
Chandler
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Edo Shaw
Chas. Buddenhager
King
A.J. Mihe
Hull
Laws
Carl Nelsons Midget Band Inspires Aurelia Youth
Carl Nelsons Midget Band from OSV and the visiting troupe gave a concert in Aurelia attracting youngsters and adults alike. The show featured Jimmie the dummy and drew praise for inspiring young performers to pursue music and juvenile bands in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson
Marligen
Carl Wes
Jimmie
Aurelia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rachel Kirchner
Peterson and Vicinity
Wendell Johnson
Edna
M. FF. Bockwoldt
Chester Chailmin
Peterson Patriot
Sesson
Peterson
Dick Tymeson
Ariel Tymeson
Tymeson
Lois Gaffin
C. R. Gaffin
Gaffin
Bates Hospital
Maurice Eddy
Hazel Headly
Bride
Sentinel
Farmers National
Aurela, Iowa
Monahan Post Orchestra Coming
County Seat News
Ames College
County Farm Bureau
BOY Scout News
Bureau
City of
Alta Advertiser
U.S. Dept. OF Agriculture
Outlook
Diamond Man
Anderson Weiland
Bernard Prabion
Stab Sw
Anties Geekler Hha
Mt. Olive
Spirit Take
Chiestie
Meurried
Diane of May
Sind
John Steemke
Dillian Mo
Carl C. Hansen
Amd
Nelson
Cale Well
Thahe
Mirried
Mo Parrett
Sadie Bertrice
Almus W. Buchingshian
OSV
First National Bank
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