Funeral for C H Lockin Held in Aurelia
The funeral of C H Lockin was held at the M E church in Aurelia on Sunday June 22 at 11:00 a m. Rev H C Kephart and Dr A E Craig officiated with many friends attending from Wisconsin Iowa and nearby towns. Lockin born March 25 1851 in Brandon Wisconsin died June 20 1918 after health decline. He helped found Morningside College and served as a church leader. He leaves a widow Rae and three daughters plus siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lockin
Sentinel
M. E
Lockin
Aurora
Illinois
H. C. Kephart
A. E. Craig
Morningside College
0. M. Bond
Fort Dodge
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Wm. Ferguson
Madison
Wisconsin
S. R. Beatty
Katherine
Cedar Rapids
Brandon
Iowa
Aurelia
Cherokee County
Rae W. H. Lockin
E. P. Ferguson
Aurelia Methodist Church
W. 8. Lewin
Methodist Church
Baltimore
Charles Hiram Lockin
J. C. Lockin
R. T. Dick
Red Cross War Fund Drive Surpasses Targets
The Red Cross raised about 165 million dollars in response to the Second War Fund appeal, far above the 100 million goal. The Bulletin notes the nation’s generosity and cites the Red Cross record of past efforts as justification for exceeding the target.
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Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross
Cross
America
Rural School Day Plans for Eighth Grade Exercises
The eighth grade graduating exercises are set for June 29 at 9 30 a m in the Assembly room of the Wilson high school in Cherokee. Reading contests will follow at 11 and 11 30 for eighth and seventh grades, with fifth and sixth grades at 2 30 p m. A picnic is planned at Nokomin park. attendees should bring a picnic dinner.
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Wilson High School
Cherokee
Nokomin Park
112
Margaret Montgomery Co
Auto Collision Injures Miss Booth and Others
Wednesday evening crash driven by George Booth and Frank Mummert left Miss Mary Booth with a four stitch scalp wound and bruises to shoulder and hip. Marie Kruse was thrown clear and lightly bruised while Mummert and Booth suffered minor injuries and cars sustained damage. none fatally hurt.
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Mary Booth
George Booth
Frank Mummert
Booth
Marie Kruse
Mr. Mummert
Mr. Booth
Mummert
Local Happenings and Town Notices
Frank Lichtenberg visits Sioux City for his wife’s operation at Lutheran hospital. Rembrandt district votes 55000 for new school building. current building undersized. John F. Berquist of Marcus dies at LeMars hospital from stomach cancer after health decline. David Postel of Marcus injured in car crash near Sioux City. ribs and neck injuries. Rev. T. A. Ambler to resign Lakeside Presbyterian pastorate, moving to Odebolt. Sutherland enforces auto speeding ordinance. twelve offenders fined 123 total. Chevrolet stolen near Newell found at Washta. reward offered. thief unknown. Nellie Mae McIntosh and Edward Wolfe wed near Marcus with family present. Roy Stoner and Ida Gunnarson wed in Spencer. both locals from Peterson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva Tribune
Frank Lichtenberg
Sioux City
Lutheran Hospital
Rembrandt Consolidated School
Marcus News
David Postel
Marcus
Sam
J. G. Adams
Storm Lake
Odebolt
Sutherland Courier
Sutherland
Storm Lake Register
Stosen
Frank Nelson
Newell
Washta
Cherokee County
James McIntosh
Nellie Mae McIntosh
Edward Wolfe
Harper
Iowa
Mr. Wolfe
Peterson Patriot
Peterson Township
Spencer
Roy Stoner
Ida Gunnarson
Preserving Eggs For Winter Use In Water Glass And Lime
To preserve eggs for winter, use clean fresh eggs in a water glass solution of one part silicate of soda to nine parts water boiled and cooled. Pack in a crock with two inches clearance, add solution, keep cool, and cover with a plate to keep eggs beneath the surface. Fifteen dozen eggs fit a five gallon crock. 10 quarts of solution needed. For lime water, mix three pounds of unstacked lime with five gallons of boiled water and stir daily. Use clear liquid as the preservative. after preservation, pierce a pinhole in the large end before boiling to prevent cracking.
Land Values Rising in Afton Township Farm Sale
J C Richardson son sold his Afton township farm to Willie Mummert for 206 dollars per acre and the 40 acre parcel nearby for 170 per acre. The larger tract had no improvements. Paper drawn by F J Stanosheck, Reickoff offered 1000 more. Reports say Mummert has resold land at a 8000 gain and bought another farm for 295 dollars per acre.
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J. C. Richardson
Afton Township
Willie Mummert
F. J. Stanosheck
Reickoff
Mummert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fassler-Scherkenbach
Adolph Fassler
P. J. Fassler
Anna Scherkenbach
W. N. Streff
Hesse
Quimby
Ralph Rhode
Fassler
Camp Dodge
Elsie Hardy
M. E. Church
Mias Hardy
Food Administration
Buena Vista County
War Service Board
Holstein
Council of Defence
U. Parks
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Harris
City Drag Line
Sentinel Office
Sowarr Orwrisen
Hart Schaffner & Marx
the Clothing Department of
Hast Schafh
John F. Berquist
LeMars
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