Manawa Beach arrest report and local obituaries
Neighboring towns report an arrest after three o'clock at Manawa Beach in a tent on the little lake. The Pilot-Tribune notes T. A. for 45 years has died in hospital. Fracker, a longtime resident, passed away at his home early Sunday morning. Dietrich R. Boeses also lived in the vicin- ity.
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Manawa Beach
Pilot-Tribune
T. A
Ithe
Priday
Eh. Fracker
Fracker
Dietrich R. Boeses
Buena Vista College to lay corner stone for science hall
The sheriff will preside at the corner stone ceremony for Buena Vista College science hall at 2 30 in the afternoon. Farmers report severe wind and storms last week destroyed several acres of corn, with many repanting fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Ying
Buena Vista College
Biggest Picnic at Farm Bureau Likely Best Yet Says Committee
Emory Dull heads the committee for the Farm Bureau Biggest Picnic with events starting at 10:30 am. Afton Pilot Rock and Grand Meadow teams compete in an indoor ball game, followed by rural eighth grade graduation led by Miss Harriet. The program includes an operette Rainbows End, dance by Cleghorn students, a noon picnic, a Cherokee concert band, and speeches by Louis M. Johns and Wife Schilling. A 2:90 half and stunts precede a Marcus Parm Bureau versus Sheridan basketball clash, with Johnson and Baum as opposing pitchers. Evening feature is the musical comedy Phyllis The Flower of Iowa at the Rialto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Dull
Afton
Pilot Rock
Grand Meadow
Harriett
Cleghorn
Miasea Leona Wachtler
Martha
Snoop
Louis
M. Johns
Schilling
Twin City
Cathe
Marcus Parm
Bureau
Sheridan
Johnson
Baum
Wedding News Sparks Surprise Vows in Minnesota Visit
The couple’s friendship culminated in a marriage after the bride visited relatives in Minneapolis. The wedding came as a pleasant surprise to friends here, with congratulations and best wishes extended by The Sentinel.
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Minneapolis
Reo
The
Sentinel
Mission Festival Draws Lutherans From Nearby Churches
German services Sunday morning at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Aurelia and a Mission Festival held last Sunday saw Lutherans from Hanover, Storm Lake and Afton township attend. Rev A Noack of Remsen delivered a sermon on Romans 1 16 praising the new congregation and urging steadfast faith and active mission work. A luncheon followed at the park served by church ladies.
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Hanover
Storm Lake
Afton Township
Aurelia
A. Noack
Remsen
Death calls La Follette in Washington D C
The death of Senator Robert M La Follette occurred this Thursday afternoon in Washington D C. The report came by radio during the noon hour with no further details provided.
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Robert. M. LaFollette
Washington, D.C
Fragmented diary notes on moving in and mission debates
The entry records a new living space, heavy rain and a soaked room, plus plans and disruptions from Dr Jaggard's visit. It mentions a potential college of missions closing, with the writer insisting the work remains necessary and training in fields like language and Chin studies continues.
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Yam
America
Jaggard
College of Missions
Book Critique and Local Tragedy Near Darville
A reader praises a newly printed book The Call of The Congo and recalls palaver scenes while reporting on a local tragedy near Darville where a two year old girl was struck and killed by a noon train on the C M St P railroad. The piece notes the grandfather as the sole witness and mentions the train did not stop.
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Darville
North
F le Mars
Sioux City
Henry Darville
Henry ‘Darville
Aurelia High School Alumni Banquet Draws Large Crowd
The twentieth annual alumni banquet at the Aurelia high school was well attended. Seventy eight plates were set for a three course dinner served by church ladies and junior class members. The event included toasts by Helen Nelson, Herbert Herold, Else Nelson, and W H Heimsoth, with music by a quartet led by Helen Bates. Officers for next year were elected: President Maurice Eddy and Secretary Clyde Mummert.
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Aluni Association
Aurelia High School
M. EB
Day
Fae Schoonover
Helen Nelson
Herbert Herold
Else, Nelson
W. H. Heimsoth
Helen Bates
Ruth Gilbert
Ruth Paulson
Opal Robinson
Maurice Eddy
Clyde M. Mummert
Officers attacked with brass knuckles in Sac City incident
Storm Lake station reports two officers Claude Samuels and Fred Zinn were assaulted by brass knuckles after stopping a car in Sac City. Dewey Paper and John Burns and Elsia Burns faced charges. Paper held on 4000 bond, John Burns 1500, Elsie Burns 1000, all bound over to the grand jury.
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Storm Lake Sn
Claude Samuels
Fred. Zinn
Sammuels
Dewey Paper
John Burns
Eilsia Burns
Sac City
Zinn
Samuels
Paper
John Burn
Grand Jury
Justice Aikin
John
Elsie Burns
Cast for Musical Comedy in Phyllis Flower Lot Iowa
Rehearsals continue for Phyllis The Flower Lot Iowa with Earl W. Carter noting strong progress. James Hogan and Mrs Geo Wil son star as John Good and Phyllis Kent. 14 cast members and a 30 member chorus. First show on Farm Bureau picnic night may limit Rialto crowd. Farm Bureau women handle ticket sales.
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Phyllis
Flower Lot
Iowa
Earl W. Carter
James Hogan
Geo. Wilson
John Good
Phyllis Kent
Farm Bureau
Rialto
Peterson Girl Raises Skunks as House Pets
Miss Nina Brees of Peterson becomes the town’s best known skunk fancier with six cubs raised by a mother cat and bottle feeding. Found by Floyd Bar ber, the cubs were given to Nina after their mother fled. Doctor Gaston Tu wen notes a skunk can be a good pet and jokes of a future divorce case involving him. The skunk herd now thrives at the Jess Brees home.
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Peterson
Nina Brees
Floyd Barber
Lew Brees
Nina
Gastonie Tuwen
Péta
Jess Brees
Roe
Castle Blair Debuts in Junior Library Notes
Flora L. Shaw presents Castle Blair for junior readers. June issue features the Junior Home Magazine and the June Woman's Press. Readers encouraged to read the ada.
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Castle Blair
Flora L. Shaw
Junior Home Magazine
June Woman's Press
Dairy products lead in 1924 livestock values
Des Moines Iowa June 17 dairy products topped all livestock as the highest value group in 1924 accounting for 43.4 percent of animal product value. Hogs followed at 1 008 billion and 16.9 percent while poultry stood third at 994 million and 16.7 percent.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Happenings of 10 and 20 Years Ago
Ten years past Hans Nelson left his depot position and moved to Cherookee to work as cashier in the SlNolg Central fright department. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs George Clover June 13. Archie Nelson Oran Parrott and Neil Whitney returned from Iowa City for summer. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs C A Roger June 17. Twenty years ago George Wharton returned from Chicago to work at E A Bundy drug store. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs BE Simers of Afton township June 10.
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Hans Nelson
Cherokee
Slinolg Central
George Clover
Archie Nelson
Oran Parrott
Neil Whitney
Iowa City
George Wharton
Chicago
School of Pharmacy
E. A. Bundy
BE. H. Simers
Afton Township
Alumni Banquet Attended by Fort Dodge Couple
Mrs. Melvin Kurtz of Fort Dodge attended the alumni banquet last Friday evening and Mr. Kurtz accompanied her to spend Sunday.
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Melvin Kurtz
Fort Dodge
Mr. Kurtz
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Olga
Death
Lafollette
Africa
Lotumbe
the Congo
Switzerland
LE Mars
Sprain
Paulson-Finkbine Lbr. Co
Aurelia, IA
Library Notes
Benjamin Franklin
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