Nearby Town Happenings Highlight Thefts And Events
The Galva Tribune reports a night break in at Kopp's Recreation Parlor with two slot machines stolen. The LeMars Sentinel notes a basement sheriff’s office break in and six slot machines taken. The Remsen Bell mentions an historical exhibit by the Illinois Central and a pioneer train replica for September parade. The Peterson Patriot covers local graduates H G Morrison Jr. and Robert Wareham earning degrees from Morningside College and Iowa State College.
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Galva Tribune
Kopp
Peterson Patriot
Camp Fire
Peterson
LeMars Sentinel
Court House
Frank Scholer
Remsen Bell
Bell Enterprise
Ilinois Central System
Iowa
H. G. Jr. Morrison
H. G. Morrison
Morningside College
Sioux City
Robert Wareham
S. H. Wareham
Iowa State College
Ames
Aurelia Sends Eight Students to Buena Vista Summer School
Aurelia is represented by eight students at the Buena Vista college summer session. Storm Lake leads with 82 attendees, Alta also has eight. Aurelia’s students are Darlene Caboth Dorothy Fierk Doris Frank Essie Haight Thelma Harden Evelyn Blanch Marjorie Parrott.
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Aurelia
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Alta
Darlene Caboth
Dorothy Fierk
Doris Frank
Essie Haight
Thelma Harden
Evelyn Blanch
Marjorie Parrott
Doctor Encounters Stork Mistaken for Duck Near Rastus House
A visiting doctor rides with Rastus and sees a bird in the road. The doctor asks whose duck it is, and Rastus explains it is a stork with its legs worn off, misidentified as a duck.
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Rastus
Lake Okoboji Bible Conference Set for July
The twenty fifth annual Lake Okoboji Bible Conference will run July 23 to 30 at the Methodist Camp on West Okoboji Lake. Speakers include Bishop William C Magee and Dr John Benjamin Magee with a Pilgrimage Day planned for July 28 drawing delegations from northwest Iowa and nearby states.
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Lake Okoboji
William CC. Martin
Omaha
John Benjamin Magee
Cornell College
Carl Sumner Knopf
School of Religion
University of Southern California
Frederick J. Weertz
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Des Moines
Iowa
Paul MacCollin
Leo Kucinski
Morningside College Conservatory of Music
J. Ralph Magee
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
West Okoboji Lake
Spirit Lake
Seek Partition of Haight Estate Storm Lake
A. Haight petitions a partition of W. E. Haight's estate who died intestate on January 20 1935. The court will divide the estate among the children Minnie V Haight Clarence E Haight and several married Haights and Crites. The dialogue between husband and wife appears as an unrelated quoted exchange.
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Storm
Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Homer
A. Haight
W. E. Haight
Minnie V. Haight
Clarence E. Haight
Wm. Haight
Harry Haight
Howard Haight
Dewey Crites
Homer Haight
Jealousy among police tied to publicity and politics
Iowa lawmen from state division of criminal investigation and county sheriffs clash over publicity in big crime cases. Gov Wilson plans a hibernation period for 30 minor appointments and key posts, including adjutant general and state law librarian, as well as multiple boards and examiners.
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State Division of Criminal Investigation
Division of Criminal Investigation
R. W. Nebergall
W. W. Akers
Akers
George A. Wilson
Iowa National Guard
Adj
Grahl
Adjutant General
Rock Valley Beats Aurelia to End Winning Streak
Rock Valley’s all salaried team defeated Aurelia 8 to 4 at home, snapping Aurelia’s four game run. Rock Valley built its lead with three runs in the third and fourth innings, aided by Aurelia errors and walks.
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Rock Valley
Aurelia
Iowa
Aurelia Boys
Kracht
Bleyer
Holm
Collins
Hopkins
Christensen
LeMars
ABA
Glaze
Weekpee
Cordes
Bloyer
Free Rides Highlight Alta Street Carnaval
An American Legion committee in Atta promotes its third annual street carnival on Tuesday and Wednesday June 27-28 with free rides on the ferris wheel merry-go-round and seaplane. Free street attractions occur daily with a Galento Louis fight broadcast and a large portable-floor dance by Hal Stewart and orchestra.
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American Legion
Atta
Hal Stewart
Business Men Plot Fall Picnic Plans in Aurelia
The Business Men's association held a lengthy meeting to finalize the August 18 and 19 picnic in Aurelia. Proposed livestock exhibits include youth entries, swine classes, baby beef, and a possible colt show with a $125 estimated cost. Additional plans cover a wooden open air dance floor, improved visitor accommodations, and multiple committees for fundraising, band, concessions, advertising, and entertainment.
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Business Men’s Association
Aurelia
A. J1. Vogel
Smith Hughes
Irwin C. Kroll
B. F. Rupert
Edwin McCurdy
Vogel
Peterson Sound
Alta
L. Is. Christensen
J. W. Grapenthen
Matazdorff
Otto Loof
Malcolm Prewitt
McCurdy
H. H. Deyloff
L. M. Patterson
O. C. Waddell
Verner Johnson
Raymond Kruse
Lloyd C. Ruby
Leslie Paulson
A. E. Stutz
George Scott
E. C. Lighter
County Farmers to Get 600000 In Benefit
Cherokee county farmers compliant with the federal agriculture conservation program will receive about 600000 in benefit payments late this summer. Alfred Schmillen announced Saturday that 80 percent of the payments fall under parity and will be paid in August and September with the remainder in October and November. About 1700 farm operators are eligible, with checks expected after July 1.
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Cherokee Times
Cherokee County
Alfred Schmillen
County Aaa Committee
Schmillen
State Office
Lockin Agency Strives in All Kinds of Insurance
In a bustling service scene a discussion on arrests and cause unfolds. A seasick passenger questions food options during rough weather while a steward jokes about mush not scratching the way back.
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Lockin Agency
Looking Back Into The Past Ten Years Ago
Cherokee county voters defeated bond proposals for paving primary roads and completing a county round system. A June 13 celebration honored Rev. H Weiking on his fortieth year at Hanover church. Various local changes included marriages, relocations, business openings, and a new pipe organ dedication at the Methodist church with a full program announced.
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Cherokee County
Hanover Church
H. Weiking
Fay Smith
Wm. Reckolf
Cherokee
Joseph Lockin
Berkley
Calif
Verna Howell
Port Dodge
Aurelian
Glenn Dyslin
This Place
Olga Pearson
Larrabee
Sioux City
Fern Holmes
T. J. Holmes
Frank Kauszky
Des Moines
R. E. Jones
Storm Lake
Cyril Mahoney
W. Li. Reever
Methodist Church
Freda Peitz
Aurelia
Fred Krueger
Peterson
Albert Meyers
Henry Glawe
D. J. Cilchrist
O. C. Waddell
Ruling Suspends Taxes For Old Age Pensioners
Basil Rice Buena Vista county treasurer issues ruling that state law requires suspending all taxes on property of old age pension recipients. The opinion by Don Hise assistant attorney general was written at King Palmer’s request.
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Pilot-Tribune
Basil Rice
Buena Vista County
Don Hise
King Palmer
State Board of Social Welfare
Legisatore
Hise
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