Cleghorn-Erhard Glasnapp Weds Edna Schepler
Cleghorn-Erhard Glasnapp, a local hardware dealer and band manager, married Edna Schepler of Sac City on June 6. The report blends town notices from surrounding papers on marriages, civic topics, and regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleghorn
Erhard Glasnapp
Edna Schepler
Sac City
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Homer Ellis
Buena Vista County
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Peterson Patriot
Powell’s Corner
No. 71
Porter family visit and local wedding in Alta
Rev and Mrs Scott Porter and baby visited relatives in Alta last week. Chester Brecher son of Albert Brecher of Alta earned Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State College Ames. A public wedding as part of the Fourth of July program at the fair grounds was assured with bonafide applications. On June 11 Lars Larson home Alta saw the candle light wedding of Lillian Larson to John A Fisher of Loveland Colorado. Algor D Peterson to rejoin The Peterson Company Alta and lease of the building with stock purchases announced.
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Remsen Bell
Woodbury
Storm Lake Register
Storm Lake
E. F. Schuenke
Hartley
Schuenke
State Fish and Game Commission
Clay
O'Brien
Sioux
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Peterson Patriot
Clay County Fairgrounds
Iowa
Scott Porter
Baby
Belfry
Montana
Chester A. Brecher
Albert Brecher
Alta
Iowa State College
Ames
Chester
Jay Bains
Fair Grounds
Bains
Lars Larson
Lillian Larson
John A. Fisher
Loveland
Colorado
Algor D. Peterson
Peterson Company of
Peterson Company
Blue Grass Seed Harvest Expands in Maple River Area
F. J. Tomlinson of Red Oak returns to harvest blue grass seed in the Maple bottom pasture lands from Aurelia to near Galva. Landowners earn 76 cents per acre, up from 60 cents last year, with payments for horses and labor. The harvest spans about a month and may bring substantial income to the community, though yield may dip due to dry weather. Nebraska Seed Co. and others are buying seed north of Galva.
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F. J. Tomlinson
Red Oak
Mr. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Aurelia
Galva
Nebraska Seed Co
Pilot Township Boy First in 4-H Judging Tour
Sixty people attended the county 4-H club tour sponsored by the county committee. Fourteen boys judged five livestock classes led by Stanley Patterson of Pilot township with 225 points, followed by Leo Trapp 218, Philip Peterson 210, Ross Pinkerton 205, and Loren Trapp 200. Patterson Peterson and Pinkerton each had perfect scores in three classes.
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Club
Farm Bureau
Stanley Patterson
Pilot Township
Leo Trapp
Willow
Philip Peterson
Pitcher
Ross Pinkerton
Loren Trapp
Patterson
Peterson
Pinkerton
Farm Bureau Women Achievement Day Friday June 23
Farm Bureau women serve a noon dinner and host a 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. program at the Presbyterian church in Cherokee. Reports by officers and agents will be heard, a Farm Bureau pageant will be presented, exhibits judged by Miss Knowles, and Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson will speak. Women are invited with a guest.
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Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Cherokee
Tbe
Ellsworth Richardson
State Committee
Miss Knowles
Boy 4 Dies After Struck Near Peterson
Donald McKeever aged 4 of two miles east of Peterson was fatally struck by a car driven by C. E. Batchelor of Peterson. The accident occurred when the boy darted from behind bushes onto the road. A coroner's jury found the death unavoidable and absolved Batchelor of blame.
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Donald McKeever
M. J. McKeever
Peterson
C. E. Batchelor
Batchelor
Congregational Church Service Times With Edwin Trigg Pastor
The Congregational Church announces church school at 10:00 a m and morning worship at 11:00 a m. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:00 p m. Watch your subscription date.
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Christian Endeavor
New Serial Story Starts This Week
Noted American writer George Marsh introduces Under Frozen Stars as the new Far North serial. The tale follows Jim Stuart and petite Aurore Le Blond amid fur trade rivalries with Omar Boisvert and a swift, action filled adventure through northern frontiers.
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George Marsh
Far North
Lansingburgh
N. Y
Providence
R. L
Army Air Service
Meuse-Argonne
Paris
America
Mr. Marsh
Jim Stuart
Petite Aurore le Blond
North
Omar Boisvert
M Hines Completes 28 Years as Rural Route Carrier
M Hines marks 28 years as rural free delivery carrier on route No 2 from Aurelia he hopes to continue another 18 months before retirement He recalls delivering birth announcements for Ruby Simmers and more recently Miss Simmers marriage The veteran's 248000 miles traveled include horses for 14 years then motorcycle two years and several automobiles.
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M. Hines
Aurelia
E. H. Simmers
Miss Simmer
Hines
Albert
Indifference Marks Repeal Election In Pitcher Township
Indifference marked the repeal election held Tuesday in Pitcher township with only 249 votes cast. In Pitcher township 170 favored repeal and 79 opposed. Cherokee county totals showed 2,811 in favor and 1,547 opposed.
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Pitcher Township
Cherokee County
Methodist Church Notes
Morning Service Sunday School at 10 a m Preaching at 11 a m Evening Service Epworth and Junior League at 7 p m Preaching at 8 p m Pastor H Welch leads services
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Methodist Church Notes
H. Welch
Epworth and Junior League
Mildred Cave Second in State Canning Contest
Mildred Cave of the Aston league in the 4-Leaf Clover earned second in the state canning contest announced at Ames convention last week. She received a blue pitcher and had followed a record of over 1,000 quarts canned last summer. She also won the county medal a wrist watch from the state 4-H club committee and honorable mention in the national contest.
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Mildred Cave
Aston League
Ames
Miss Cave
New Trucking Record at Sioux City Stock Yards
A one day record for cattle deliveries at the Sioux City stock yards was set Monday with 3 950 head brought by motor carriers. Rail arrivals added 1 422, pushing total receipts above 6 000 as hot weather drives farmer liquidations.
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Sioux City Journal
Sioux City
Cherokee News Roundup Highlights Local Deaths and Developments
Richard Lohnes, 17, dies after neck injury from pool dive at Sutherland. C A Emery wins trunk road grading contract from Buena Vista county line to trunk road M. Congressman Gillette and family plan return to Cherokee. secretary and clerk to follow. County agent C G Turner places in upper 10 at Ames livestock contest. Chamber of Commerce supports Illinois Central bus train line from Cherokee to Ona wa. Sentinel remains authorized agent for Sioux City papers.
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Richard Lohnes
Willard Lohnes
Sutherland
Sioux City
C. A. Emery
Coon Rapids
Board of Supervisors
Buena Vista County
Guy M. Gillette
Mark
Washington
Gillette
Don Patel
Richard Cleaves
Cherokee
C. G. Turner
Ames
Illinois Central Railroad
Onawa
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Henry Hasenwinkle, longtime Aurelia resident, died at home at age 80 years 6 months. Miss Aileen Dingman started as bookkeeper at Carlberg Bros. Store. J Nelsons traveled to Minneapolis for their son Glenn’s civil engineering graduation. Andrew Alsgaard sold Grand View lot to T S Lockhart and will move to Tacoma. Twenty Years Ago Mrs Sweet sold property to Henry Myers for 2200 dollars and the Myers family planned to move to town next spring. Andrew Johnson of Manson sold his Aurelia residence to Henry Glawe.
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Henry Hasenwinkle
Aurelia
Aileen Dingman
Carlberg Bros
Nelson
Minneapolis
Glenn
The
State University
Andrew Alsgaard
Grand View
T. S. Lockhart
Mr. Alsgaard
Tacoma
Washington
Cherokee Athletes Finish Fourth In National Meet
Cherokee's quartet of athletes placed fourth with 24 points at the national inter scholastic track and field meet in Chicago. John Graves won his half mile section with a national record 1 55.3 before Bush of Dallas set a new world mark in the second heat. Roy Jensen placed fourth in the half mile, and the relay team finished within one second of the national mark with 8 10.38.
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Chicago
John Graves
Bush
Dallas
Texas
Graves
Tom Quinn
Ludington
Mich
Roy Jensen
Deerfield Shields
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Holstein Advance
Charlotte Stratton
R. C. Stratton
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Pilot-Tribune
Oscar Hartzell
Drake
Lantz
Rockwell City
Hartzell
Points
Sutherland Courier
Northwest Iowa
Primghar
Earl Peters
Alta Advertiser
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
Bureau Women
Northland
Sentinel
County Seat News
the Sentinel
Carl R. Larson
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