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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

2

Cleghorn Band Plans Two Day July Festivities

The Cleghorn Municipal band announces a two day celebration July 8 and 4 with an opening July 3. Dan Turner Republican nominee for governor will speak at 2 30 p m on July 4. Other local items include postmaster appointment for Dr Vane E Herbert, a marriage in Holstein, a county tax demand, bond refinancing, a summer Bible school success, a death by apoplexy, a bank dividend, and a Galva wedding at St John Lutheran Parsonage concluding in Alta.

Cleghorn Municipal Band Dan Turner Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Vane E. Herbert Farley Postminster J. E. Shaw van Lauren K. Soth Holstein Trinity Episcopal Church Denison

Alta News Items Highlight Local Happenings

Mrs. P A Church broke her hip on Tuesday. A H Stivers, ex Illinois Central agent in Alta, travels to Chicago for back treatment. Alta Commercial Club plans its annual drive with a trimmed budget. A Lindlief field cinder track is under construction. Dr Robert M Parker opens a veterinary office in Alta joining Dr A F Burger. Parker is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Ray Parker.

P. A. Church A. H. Stivers Illinois Central Alta LeMars Chicago Illinois Central Hospital Alta Commercial Club Ira E. Perry Lindlief Field Robert M. Parker Iowa State College Parker A. F. Burger Ray Parker

Congregational Men Stage Successful Carnival

The Men's Brotherhood of the Congregational church held a successful carnival under floodlights at the kittenball field last Thursday evening with large attendance. Rapp's Juniors beat Ruebsam's Ponies in a kitten ball game and a boys team defeated a girls team. Proceeds topped $50.00.

Men’s Brotherhood of the Congregational Church Rapp Ruebsam

How and Why of Old Age Pensions in Iowa

Iowa explains the new head tax for old age pension support. The $1 tax this year applies to residents 21 and older not in institutions. future $2 yearly tax credits against the poll tax. women must pay. payment due by July 1 to the county treasurer or via employer deduction. Employers may withhold. receipts prove payment and credit. Nonpayment risks pension eligibility. penalties mirror property tax liens. future payments align with property tax timing. Eligible aged 65+ meeting residency and income limits may receive up to $25 monthly, with annual $100 possible in gifts. Applications go to county old age boards, then state commission.

Iowa United States County Old Age Assistance Boards State Old Ape Assistance Commission

Junior Girl Scouts Enjoy Full Day at Casino Visit

Lois Whitney records a day trip by a school bus to the Casino for Junior Girl Scouts. The schedule includes swimming, boating, signaling lessons, a scavenger search won by Dorothy Harrison, and evening return with guests Mrs Lighter, Mrs Hansbruch, Violet, Mrs Faber, and Mrs Nelson.

Casino Dorothy Harrison

Senior Girl Scouts Enjoy Week-Long Storm Lake Outing

About a dozen Senior Girl Scouts completed a week at Henry Buddenhagen cottage Storm Lake with chaperones Miss Gean Paulson and Miss Elois Nelson. Guest Opal Kasky joined for the last two days as visitors from the Junior group joined for Thursday.

Henry Buddenhagen Storm Lake Gean Paulson Elois Nelson Opal Kaskey Mr. Buddenhagen E. C. Lighter August Nelson Frank Faber Wm. Honsbruch Violet

Auxiliary Meeting and Radio Update Announcement

Auxiliary meeting set for Tuesday afternoon July 3 hosted by Mesdames Nora Coombs Harriet Waddell and Clara Kannenberg. Members urged to attend and listen to the national program Friday afternoon about the jelly campaign.

Nora Coombs Harriet Waddell Clara Kannenberg

Daggers Leave Town for Ten Mile Lake Outing

Mr and Mrs K C Dagger of this place and Mr and Mrs Glen Dagger of Cherokee travel to Ten Mile Lake Minnesota for a week long outing. Ronald Rice operates the barber shop in Mr Dagger's absence.

K. C. Dagger Glen Dagger Cherokee Ten Mile Lake Minnesota Ronald Rice Mr. Dagger

All-Stars Win 17 Inning Battle on Aurelia Grounds

Aurelia All-Star team defeats Community Oil Co. of Marcus after a 17 inning duel. Final scores tied 1-1 after nine, 2-2 after 16, then Ervil Rapp scores on a fielder’s choice as Roy Matzdorff reaches base. Matzdorff, Grapenthen and Grienke led Aurelia with Thomp son and Waltman for Marcus.

Aurelia Community Oil Co Marcus Aurelia Grounds Ervil Rapp Roy Matzdorff All-Stars Matzdorff Grapenthen Grienke Thompson Waltman Alta All-Stars Aurelia All-Stars Aurelia Boys Alta Anderson Sansen Guarantee Oil Grienke Battery Stiencke Wills Guarantee

Aurelia Narrow Loss to Vilas Storm Lake in Close 4 3 Game

Friday night Aurelia fell 4 to 3 to Vilas of Storm Lake in a hard fought matinee. Stieneke and Wills powered Aurelia’s attack in a tight contest.

Aurelia Vilas Storm Lake Stieneke Wills Battery

Farm Bureau Women Meet at Mrs Dyslin Home

Thirty six women and twelve children attended the Pitcher township Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs. Lew Dyslin’s home on Monday afternoon. A picnic supper followed the program. The program included community singing, instrumental by Mrs. W H Heimsoth and Mrs. Oren Coombs, readings by Madalynne Booth, harmonica solo by Mrs. R H Dieterich, vocal solo by Merrill Tutt, paper on cures for burns by Mrs. A E Hickey, vocal solo by Mary Fraser, and a playlet The Train Leaves In Ten Minutes performed by Lois Dieterich and Gladys Larson.

Pitcher Township Farm Bureau Lew Dyslin W. H. Helmsoth Oren Coombs Madalynne Booth R. H. Dieterich Merrill Tutt Burns A. E. Hickey Mary Fraser Filaylet Wylie George Larson Earl Larson W. N. Heimsoth W. N. Heimsoth, Playlet Lois Dieterich Gladys Larson

Faye Waldo Weds Storm Lake Man

Secret wedding of Faye Waldo and Karol Gard performed at Rock Rapids on April 22 with Rev. Thomas R. Collins officiating. The couple's dinner followed at the Harrison home in Rock Rapids before a short wedding trip to Minnesota and plans to reside near Storm Lake.

Wm. Booth Faye Waldo Albert Waldo Karol Gard W. C. Gard Storm Lake Rock Rapids Thomas R. Collins M. E Frank DeGriselles Pipestone Minnesota Herman Harrison Gard Alta School

Hineses Visit Sioux City for Arm Brace Adjustment

Mr and Mrs Ray Hines went to Sioux City last Saturday where Ray was examined by his physician. A change was made in the brace on his arm and the doctor reported his condition satisfactory.

Ray Hines Sioux City Ray

Epworth League Institute at M E Camp Grounds

The Epworth League Institute at the Methodist camp grounds on West Okoboji runs July 9 to 16 this year. It draws about 800 young attendees who enroll in five courses each. Classes start Tuesday morning and end Saturday noon, with an evening service on Sunday as the conclusion. Noted educators are engaged to oversee the educational program.

Epworth League Institute West Okoboji United States

County Seat News Highlights Birth Marriage and Local Actions

The paper records a baby girl born June 6 weighing 84 pounds at home to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mongan. A marriage uniting Miss Lillian Sherrard and Dr. Maurice Parks Arra smith was performed at 901 W. Cedar Street by Dr. J. H. Edge. Highway No. 2 will be redesignated as primary 73 with state-wide numbering changes to follow. 4-H club organizers in Silver township met at Viola Sims home. County officials Curtis and Turner traveled to Des Moines to discuss corn hog contracts. Two Storm Lake youths, 17, Linn Johnson and Robert Hassman, were held for Buena Vista county after shoplifting and rode the blinds to Cherokee on the train.

Walter Mongan Frank W. Jackson Cedar Street Lillian Sherrard Maurice Parks Arrasmith J. H. Edge Spencer O’brien Silver Township Viola Sims C. G. Turner Des Moines State Agriculture Department Linn Johnson Robert Hassman Storm Lake Buena Vista McGuffin Cherokee

Pratt couple visit to Sioux City on Wednesday

Mr and Mrs F E Pratt undertook a business trip to Sioux City on Wednesday morning for official engagements and meetings.

F. E. Pratt Sioux City

Looking Back Into the Past Ten and Twenty Years Ago

A collection of local recollections notes recent moves and positions. W. P. Purdy now leads the Loomis cream station previously run by W. C. Waddell. W. L. Dawson joins the state appeal board. William Clymens moves near Remsen for work. Grace Meier resigns clerk post. Florence DeVries succeeds. Illinois Central cuts depot staff, George Scott loses job. J Shank leaves C. I. Bush market. Ben Wathen returns to Aurelia from Quimby. Twenty years ago Perl took a pastorate in Welcone Minnesota. L. P. Nelson seeks sheriff nomination at county GOP event. Thirty years ago Wille ends tailoring and moves fixtures to Alta. Albert Johnson plans a new residence on Finch lot. Henry Smith sells interest in 20 Century Store to C. M. Morgan.

C. WW. Purdy Loomis W. C. Waddell W. LP. Dawson State Appeal Board State Budget Commission Wm. Clymens Remsen Grace Meier Llorence DeVries Perl Welcone Minnesota L. P. Nelson Wille Alta Albert Johnson D. H. Finch Henry Smith C. M. Morgan

Storm Lake Federal Building Project Planned This Summer

Washington dispatches say Storm Lake's new federal building will begin this summer and fall. An appropriation of $70,000 to cover site and building costs has been included by the treasury and post office departments as an immediate objective under public works plans.

Storm Lake Register Storm Lake Washington, D. C Treasury Post Office

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Basil Rice W. F. Cooke Edward Masterson Fort Dodge Peterson Patriot Sutherland Courier H. C. Thiessen Cherokee Times District Court Cherokee County State Bank of Meriden John Versteeg Sheldon Galva Tribune St. John’s Lutheran Parsonage Rev. Bahr Wm. Mohn Sadie Otto John Otto Galva Alta Advertiser Farmers National Aurelia, Iowa Lois Whitney Phillips 66 Alta Independents Whitney, Rice and Wills Battery East Afton Rice and Wills Battery Kelpin Brothers Afton Meriden Marcus Tourney Tilden Farm Bureau Whitney W. I. Bischel M. E. Camp Grounds County Seat News Sentinel Ilinois Central George Scott J. Shank C. I. Bush Meat and Grocery Store Ben Wathen Quimby Hartford Fire Insurance Co Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co New York Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co Springfield, Mass First National Bank
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