Peace Disturbers In County Jail Face Fines
Mayor Parker's office reported three men fined for disturbing the peace and drunkenness. F J Weigman and C Densmore were fined 85 and 50 respectively, while Tony Stick paid 15. Weigman and Densmore resisted arrest. Stick cooperated. Weigman was jailed after a scuffle and later released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamm
Wade Brown
J. W. Lane
Weigeman
Densmore
Stick
Weigman
Marshal Lamm
Lamm
Bose
Parker
Tennis club court declared private property
The tennis club warns the public the court is private and not for public use. After repeated damage by youths, a muddy surface was ruined on Wednesday morning. Graduation exercises for rural eighth graders will be held at the Cherokee courthouse on June 28, 1921 at 2 30 p m. Report of examinations sent to each pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Cherokee
Margaret Montgomery
County Superintendent of Schools
Beautiful Church Wedding Unites Trease and Gay
On June 15 at the Aurelia Methodist Church Harold Trease of Des Moines wed Leela Gay of Aurelia in a four o clock ceremony before about 100 guests. Rev. Gilbert officiated with a Mendelssohn wedding march and I Love You Truly. The couple will reside in Des Moines.
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Methodist Church
Aurelia
Harold Trease
Des Moines
Leela Gay
Ray Green
Harriette Sage
Gilbert
Orlie Waddell
Harry Carlberg
Verna Howell
Elizabeth Dieterich
W. M. Vance
Clara Lockin
Trease
William Gordon
Gay
G. J. Lewis
Cherokee Indians Triumph In LeMars Victory 7 to 2
Local notes report the Cherokee Indians defeated LeMars by seven to two in a baseball game. Other items include N. L. Stiles finishing a summer cottage on the Little Sioux, Don Sullivan’s fortieth year with the First National Bank, and the death of hardware merchant F. F. Leonard at Sioux Valley hospital. Changes in bank leadership see Roy H. King resigning as president. Lorne F. Parker to succeed him with W. A. Sanford and N. T. Burroughs remaining on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Stiles
Little Sioux
Don Sullivan
First National Bank
Sullivan
First National
F. F. Leonard
Sioux Valley Hospital
Leonard
Matt Stephenson
Adolph Tigges
Peterson
West
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Misa Vera Weaver
G. O. Weaver
Roosevelt Avenue
First National Bank of
Cherokee
Roy H. King
Lorne F. Parker
W. A. Sanford
N. T. Burroughs
Sanford
Charpentier Cafe Sold. Willet Takes Over Aurelia Venue
F J Willet closed a deal for the purchase of the Charpentier Cafe and took possession Monday morning. The place will be known as Willet's Cafe with Willet as the new proprietor and former cook for the cafe. Charpentier, who has run the cafe since coming to Aurelia, is undecided about future plans.
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Charpentier
F. J. Willet
Willet
H. A. Holmes
Aurelia
Congregational Notes and Service Times
Church events listed by W A Parks pastor with morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 8 00 Church School at 11 46 and Christian Endeavor at 7 00 A local for sale column item is noted.
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Church School
Christian Endeavor
Farmers of Aurelia seek cooperative city support
Aurelia community groups and local farmers unite to boost cooperative efforts with business institutions offering help. The drive aims to strengthen local farming, supply chains, and financial backing through shared resources and collaboration.
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Aurelia
Trade at Home Let’s All Get Acquainted Efforts
An advertisement promotes home trade and mutual aid, stressing cooperation among local banks and home industries. It highlights that a bank run by local men with a stake in the community will extend support to strengthen local business and yield profitable results.
A L Belew Pioneer Editor Dies in Morningside
A L Belew aged 69 formerly of Aurelia died at his home 3804 Garretson Ave Sioux City at midnight Friday June 10 after months of cancer. Born in 1852 in Virginia he founded the Aurelia Sentinel 39 years ago and wrote for Wallace’s Farmer and various magazines. He moved to Morningside seven years ago and wrote editorials for Sioux City papers. Survived by widow and two daughters Mia Burrell Evane and Misa Ruth. Funeral services held in Sioux City and Aurelia with burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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A. L. Belew
Aurelia
Garretson Avenue
Sioux City
Mr. Belew
Virginia
State University of
Aurelia Sentinel
Sentinel
J. C. Lockin
J. S. Mummert
Morningside
Belew
the Sentinel
Wallace A Farmer
F. C. Taylor
Grace Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Earl Hoon
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Alta Class Funds Memorial by Installing Freeze Proof Fountain
The Alta High School Class of 1920 purchased and installs a freeze proof drinking fountain on the playground as a memorial. A home wedding occurred at Mrs. Josephine Minard’s home with Misa Maude Minard marrying Paul Behne of Douglas Wyoming. A fire alarm reported at Cameron & Co drug store rear at 11:30 PM with flames gaining headway before control. Rev Mark Masters and family plan a Colorado trip after his Colorado State University dental degree soon. First National Bank of Alta won a judgment for 13094.14 against Highview Consolidated school district to fund bonds for payment.
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Alta High School
Josephine Minard
Misa Maude Minard
Paul Behne
Douglas
Wyoming
Cameron & Co
Mark Masters
Autombile
Colorado
Master’s An
Dental Department
Colorado State University
Denver
First National Bank of Alta
Highview Consolidated
Board of Directors
Wilford Diercks Takes Over South Dakota Bank
Wilford Diercks left Wednesday for Springfield South Dakota where he will take over the management of the Firet National Bank of that place having purchased a controlling interest in the institution.
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Wilford Diercks
Springfield
South Dakota
Firet National Bank
Ant the Institution
Thirty In Pig Club Off To Strong Start At Pilot Rock
The boys and girls pig club began with thirty members who selected pigs weighed them and keep feed records. Theee pigs will be shown at the Pilot Rock Plowing match in September with nearly $150 in prizes funded by the Cherokee County Purebred Breeders Association and others. The club roaster lists many members from Aurelia Cherokee Washta and Hollister with several families named.
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Pilot Rock
Cherokee County
Pig Club
Aurelia
Harold Paulson
Lester Blanch
Oren Coombs
Rudolph Bu
Evert Tostle
Geo
French
Washta
Johnny Dawson
Etta Dawson
Wayne Harrison
Methodist Church Notes Rev G R Gilbert Pastor
The church plans a Sunday evening review of the book Keeping Up With Lizzie by Rev G R Gilbert The book offers a message while the morning theme centers on Working and Waiting Attendees are urged to plan to attend
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Lizzie
Methodist Church
Sentinel Office Offers Simple Sioux City Renewal
Local readers urged to renew Sentinel subscriptions at the Sentinel office in Sioux City with remittance handled directly. No extra charge, convenient renewal process promised.
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Sioux City
Sentinel
Aurelia Happenings of Ten Years Ago Itemized
Ten year old items list local life in Aurelia including birth of twin girls to Mr and Mrs W Kiester on June 14. Wm Lucia bought a 160 acre farm near Cherokee from Guy Saberson. Mrs L H Dyslin’s friends visited her. Warren Neville traveled to Mason City to be with Henry Harder in hospital for blood poisoning. Art Johns bought a high quality black team from Storm Lake. August Bischel celebrated silver wedding anniversary with a small family dinner after a short talk by Rev Schumann. I O O F union memorial services were held at the Methodist church with Rev Hoon delivering the sermon and a march by Odd Fellows and Rebeccas.
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Warren Neville
Mason City
Henry Harder
August Bischel
Schumann
Union
Hoon
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
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Aurelia, Iowa
County Seat News
LeMars
Postane
Gee Paulson
Ve Bisvator.Co
Mickie
WBS
W. A. Parks
Dorit
Ipres
Farmers of
Federal Reserve
Morkingside
ALTA
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Paul Kimball
National Builders Bureau
G. R. Gilbert
Wm. Lucia
Guy Saberson
Art Johns
Storm Lake
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