Mt Olive Ladies Aid Plans Ice Cream and Pie Social
Mt Olive news notes a Busy Ladies Aid meeting in the church basement with plans for an ice cream and pie social on Thursday evening June 20. Covered dish lunch followed the meeting. Several local families are mentioned visiting, and a postponed S O S picnic is rescheduled for June 30.
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Ladies Aid
Albertina Bloomberg
Goldy
Nash
Leonard Anderson
Austin Barnes
Edgar Johnson
Donald
Earl Crippen
Lloyd Ohlson
Harm Heeren
LeMars
F. L. McNear
Sioux City
Dicky
Bloomberg
Cherokee
Wescott Park
Good Hope Church
Isaac Graham
Mt. Olive
Minnesota
Minor
Harrison Dukes
Victor Gearke
Ed Gearke
Chas Sawwell
Good Hope Ladies Aid
Chas. Bruce
LaVern Gustafson
Carl Magnusen
Alta
Chase Volkers
Holstein
Dick Hallbauer
Good Hope
Diamond Center Parsonage
Lloyd Hunsley
East Afton and Elk Community Notices
Sioux City visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Kolpin on Friday and Mr and Mrs Herman Nelson and family over the weekend. Grace and Otto Bartz were killed in an automobile accident. Several locals attended a Pythian Sisters boord party in Aurelia. Mabel Degen visited Carl Grienke's home and the Grienke and Deyloff families attended sartz funerals in Aurelia and Hanover.
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Fred Kolpin
Sioux City
Herman Nelson
Arnold's Park
Charlie Grienke
Grace
Otto Bartz
Lew Dyslin
California
Ellen Booth
Aurelia
W. M. Booth
George Parrott
Homer
Minnesota
Mabel Degen
Carl Grienke
Mer
Dewey Deyloff
Sartz
Hanover Thesday
Bermuda Cedar Trees Marked Old Marriages At Entrances
Bermuda brides once planted cedar seeds for weddings and cedar trees lined entrances of old homes. The custom faded decades ago but many gates still display two tall cedar trees commemorating a marriage from long past.
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Bermmuda
Bermuda
Diamond Center News Highlights Area Visits and Local Events
Mrs. James O Meara broke her left arm Thursday evening while in the cellar. Numerous visits occurred over the weekend with relatives and friends in Holstein Cherokee Good Hope Atlantic Galva and Storm Lake. Notables include Rev Lloyd Hunsley wedding return and a Concordia College graduate Milton Haight.
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James O'Meara
J. S. Linquist
Will Fell
Holstein
Herman Oltman
Welcome
Minnesota
Fred Clenge
Fairmont
H. H. Otto
C. A. Peterson
Della
Petersson
A. G. Anderson
Cherokee
Herman Linquist
Will Haight
Mary
John Leber
Good Hope
W. FP. Hickey
Ivan Winter
Garland
A. J. Beckage
William Haight
W. F. Hickey
Garland Hickey
Joyce
Orville Hickey
Atlantic
Iowa
Kenneth Leeds
Near
Washta
St. Paul
Milton
Concordia College
Ed Anderson
Fiie Streed
Galva
Martha Westensee
Sioux City
Theodore Streed
Pat Cline
Spring Township
Hanover Social Guests Share Sunday Meals Across Town
Miss Leora Hoberman and Herbert Gutz of Crozier visited in the Albert Lietz home with Walter Miller and Fred Dunse of Ortonville. Several families from Alta Crozier and Remsen gathered for dinners and Sunday visits while attending local gatherings and a Women Missionary Society event.
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Leora Hoberman
Herbert Gutz
Crozier
Walter Miller
Fred Dunse
Ortonville
Minnesota
Albert Lietz
Robert Carlson
Elmer Walstrom
Alta
Gust Magnuson
Carl Larson
Anton Larson
Anton Larson Home, Rev. and Mrs. H. Wehking of Sioux City, Mrs. Rev. Noack
Leida
Remsen
Wilber Burkendahl
Art Lehmann
Elmer Anderson
Robert. Carlson Ad
Women Missionary Society
Albin Kindwall
Fred Wogahn
Arthur
Gust Woghn
Aurelia
Wm. Zwemke
Chas. Zwemke
Poll Tax Credit Notice for 1985 Payments
County Treasurer F. M. Tyner informs taxpayers subject to poll tax that paying before July 1 yields a $2.00 credit for Old Age Pension Tax paid, a credit repealed after July 1 not allowed. Public notice addresses the saving opportunity and deadline.
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46Th
General Assembly
F. M. Tyner
Sentinel Seeks Subscribers for Sioux City Papers
The Sentinel urges readers to use the paper’s authorized agent to subscribe to Sioux City papers, offering to handle subscription orders efficiently.
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The
Sentinel
Sioux City
Aurelia Iowa adopts beer sale licensing ordinance 1936
The town of Aurelia Iowa enacts Ordinance 62 regulating beer sale including permits fees and penalties. It sets the business district, annual Class B permits at 100 dollars, bond requirements, investigations, transfer rules, hours restrictions, minors rules, and penalties up to 30 days or 100 dollars. ordinance takes effect after publication June 10 1936.
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Aurelia
Iowa
General Fund
State Board
State Permit Board
Road District Notices for Cherokee County Establishment
The Cherokee County Board of Supervisors schedules a public hearing for petitions to establish secondary road districts in Diamond Two. The engineer's report includes proposed district boundaries across townships 91 90 N and ranges 89 W with multiple sections, and a hearing set for 3 00 P M June 21 1935 in the county courthouse at Cherokee Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Luge
George E. Blanch
William H. Winterhof
Carl G. Schulke
Laura Specketer
William Vollmer
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Fred Fick
Charles J. Weiland
Louie Westenssee
Martha Westenssee
Adolph Westenssee
Herman Lindquist
Wm. F. Jordon
Elizabeth
Voltmer
Frederick Voltmer
Frank O.peterson
Augusta Jordon
Zelia Crowley
Diamond
Board of Supervisors
Cherokee County
Court House
Cherokee Iowa
H. M. Montgomery
First National Bank of Aurelia Ends Affairs
The First National Bank of Aurelia Iowa closes its affairs and asks all note holders and creditors to present notes and claims for payment. W H Bischel Cashier Dated May 10 1935.
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First National Bank of
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MT. Olive News
Mrs. Edgar Johnson
East Afton and Elk
Mrs. Wm. Booth
Diamond Center News
Mrs. Wm. Haight
Hanover News
By Irene Zwemke
Sig Matzdorff
H. H. Deyloff
Winfred Moulton
Aurelia, Iowa
W. G. Port
Theatre
Lionel Barrymore
TEAN
Arthur Chester Morrisoseph Calleia
Aud Kelly
Lewis Stone
Metra Goldene Mayer
Nevane
A. H. Eddy
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
Oliver
Oliver Hart-Parr
Sweet & Clover
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