Holstein pool dedication set for July 2
Holstein plans a 1:30 PM dedication of its new $30,000 swimming pool this Sunday. Local officials and residents anticipate a community celebration at the facility.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
3
Garden Club Meeting Features Tree Program
The Garden Club met with Miss Bess Pitcher Tuesday evening. Plans were made for an outdoor meeting and the club breakfast. Mrs. W. H. Bischel presented the program on trees, with Mrs. Olive Johnson reading a paper and Mrs. George Scott giving planting and care instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Bess Pitcher
W. H. Bischel
Olive Johnson
George Scott
Johnson
Aurelia ball team to meet White Caps in Storm Lake
Aurelia players under floodlights clash with Storm Lake White Caps on the 4th at Storm Lake. Wattie Holm, ex Storm Lake coach, heads Aurelia in a rivalry billed for a strong turnout and even gate receipts split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Aurelia
White Caps
Wattie Holm
Albert City
Fort Dodge
Certain-feed Roofing Co
Des Moines
Cherokee Times Reports Local Road Work And School Hiring
Relocation work on No 59 south from Flanagin's corner to the Ida county line began Thursday by Booth and Olson with an expected six weeks to two months to complete. Roy Swanson was named state senior councilor of the Order of DeMolay at the closing session in Dubuque. Ben Gileas, former deputy internal revenue collector, will move to Sioux City on July 1. H W Covey, 34, Odebolt, hired as head football and track coach for Wilson high school to replace Ed P Barrows who resigned to enter the insurance business at Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 59
Flanagin’s Corner
Ida County
Booth & Olson
Roy Swanson
Solomon Swanson
Order of DeMolay
Iowa
Dubuque
Ben Gileas
Internal Revenue
Sioux City
H. W. Covey
Odebolt
Wilson High School
Cherokee Board of Education
J. C. Hoglan
Ed P. Barrows
Burlington
Public Officials Encouraged to Use State Made Goods
The Iowa board of control urges strict adherence to the 1935 code provisions requiring state institutions to supply public offices with goods manufactured in state facilities. It notes high fines and weak enforcement have allowed widespread bypassing for cheaper private sources.
Bonnie Mummert to represent Aurelia at Clay County Fair
Miss Bonnie Mummert has been selected as Miss Aurelia to represent the town at the Clay County fair in Spencer from September 11 to 16. She will compete with other area delegates for the Miss Clay County Fair title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Mummert
Aurelia
Clay Couty Fair
Spencer
Mummert
Clay County
Aurelia Fair Queen Contest Draws Local Interest
The Aurelia fair crowns a queen in a grand closing ceremony replacing the public wedding. The queen receives 200 dollars, with seven court members also awarded cash prizes. Balloting assigns one vote per paid fair admission. Miss Mumert, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mumert, leads candidacy with support from Aurelia residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamon
Spencer
Miss Mummert
Aurelia
Mumert
Clay County Fair
John Mummert
County 4-H Boys Head to Camp Okoboji
Twenty one Cherokee county 4-H boys left for Lake Okoboji with County Agent C. H. Thomson for a three day district camp. A treasure hunt led by Thomson and Lloyd Albers of O'Brien county will open the activities, with sports, demonstrations, crafts, assemblies and talks. County girl 4-H members depart Wednesday for the lake to run their district camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
Cherokee County
C. H. Thomson
Lake Okoboji
Earl Walker
Craig Pierce
William Hortsman Jr
Vernon Ohison
Billy
Dean Berger
Lewis Rae
Dale Davis
Forrest Lenz
Loren Alexander
Gus Ohlson
Gene
Loren Peterson
Clayton Lehnhardt
Howard Nelson, Jr
Richard Akers
Kennth Ohlson
Max Dull
Lloyd French
Robert Pitts
Millard Dukes
Thomson
Lloyd Albers
O’brien
Spring Township Farm Bureau Picnic Scheduled Sunday
Spring Township Farm Bureau members will hold a picnic and lawn party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin Sunday afternoon. After a noon dinner, activities and games will be organized by a committee with Afton Bureau members invited as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Township Farm Bureau
Charles Martin
Afton Bureau
District meeting plans for county camp at Hotel Lewis
Fred Daniels John Holderness Ralph Peterson and E Trigg attended a district meeting of the Boy Scouts of America at the Hotel Lewis Tuesday night. Tentative plans were made to arrange for a county camp to be held sometime in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Daniels
John Holderness
Ralph Peterson
E. Trigg
Boy Scout of America
Lewis
Methodists Dedicate Organ In Aurelia Church Ceremony
The Aurelia Methodist church held a Monday night dedication for a Hillgreen Lane pipe organ bought for 1000 dollars. Dr A L Semans delivered the dedication address as organist Mrs O C Waddell played and choir led by Miss Geneva Nelson sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Methodist Church
A. L. Semans
Spencer
O. C. Waddell
Charles Buma
Cherokee
Aurelia
Geneva Nelson
L. H. Preul
Snyder
Alta
Brandt
Odeboldt
Farnham
Osborn
Maretts
Hillgreen Lane
Lyons
Nebraska
Storm Lake
Farm Bureau Ladies Meet at Waddell Home
Farm Bureau ladies gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Glenwood Waddell’s home for a brief business session led by chairman Mrs. Helmsoth. Plans for a July joint meeting at Ralph Peterson’s place were discussed and program coordinators named. A patriotic program followed with oaths, poems by Peggy Waddell and Gladys Galwe, recitation by Barbara Jean Glawe, a chorus of “America,” and a committee supper hosted by Miss Merlene Nelson of Meriden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcher Farm Bureau
Glenwood Waddell
Helmsoth
Ralph Peterson
Harold Nelson
Floyd Glawe
Emmett Ammons
Dunty
Peggy Waddell
America
Gladys Galwe
Barbara Jean Glawe
Merlene Nelson
Meriden
County Legion Meeting Elects Officers at Quimby
Mr and Mrs Arthur Larson and Mr and Mrs John Holderness attended the county Legion gathering in Quimby last Friday. M McCannon of Quimby was elected county commander succeeding C R Fullerton of Cherokee. other officers named include Emery Goodrich Cleghorn vice commander Boyd Sinkey Cherokee finance officer and Auxiliary officers Mrs Claude Hamilton Washta chairwoman Mrs Glayds Larson Aurelia vice chairman and Mrs Ray Yate Wash ta secretary treasurer. GC Pullerton spoke on membership work to fill the absence of County Attorney Archie R Nelson. Next meeting planned for Washta in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Larson
John Holderness
County Legion
Quimby
M. McCannon
The
Legion
C. R. Fullerton
Cherokee
Emery Goodrich
Cleghorn
Boyd Sinkey
Claude Hamilton
Washta
Glayds Larson
Aurelia
Ray ‘Ate
GC. R. Pullerton
Archie R. Nelson
Alta News Items From Alta Advertiser
Stanley Holmes of Alta wed Evelyn Thieman of Albert City on June 16. Mirabeth Herron wed Jan Snowden in Cincinnati on June 17. Mrs Roy Christensen led No Wa Ma FourGirls at state convention in Ames. Oliver Sansen returned to Brooklyn after funeral of his brother Ralph. Ragoner Anderson and Arlene Mellor wed in a secret ceremony in Pukwana. Evelyn Trene Kindwall wed Merle Cadwell at Alta home on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Holmes
Alta
Evelyn Thieman
Albert City
D. A. Herron
Mirabeth
Jan Snowden
York
England
Christ’s Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roy Christensen
Ames
Oliver Sansen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ralph
Ragoner W. Anderson
Anton Anderson
Alla
Arlene Naomi Mellor
iHattie Mellor
Beemer
Cherokee County Farm Debt Advisory meeting set at courthouse
The Cherokee County Farm Debt Advisory committee will meet at 1 30 p m in the Farm Security Administration office in the Cherokee courthouse in Juneau wording? No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County Farm Debt Advisory Committee
Farm Security Administration
Cherokee
Towa
C. C. R. Bush
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago and More
A collection of local notices recalls obituaries marriages and moves from Aurelia LeMars Hanover Cherokee and surrounding areas. Mrs Mary Fraser died suddenly at 58. several couples wed including Jrne Holtz and Chester Elseman and Nellie Swanson with Fred Duncan. Families relocated to Alta Luck and Orlands Florida are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fraser
Auralia
Clara Mummert
Henry Glawe
LeMars
Jrne Holtz
Hanover
Chester Elseman
Louisville
Neb
Hanover Church
Frank Frear
Aurelia
Cherokee
Alta
Ronald Rice
Meriden
McLaughlin
Nellie Swanson
Anna Rischel
Aurelian
John Fleer
Milwaukee
Wis
Lew Smith
KB. Howell
Ed Krockaw
Mriek Doliison
Pankow
Spragueville
Farmers National Bank
Jess McDeid
Blue Mold Sparing Strawberries Alarms Growers Little Damage
Botanists at Iowa State College report the gray slime mold on strawberry plants is not a true parasite and causes little damage. There is no known control method and growers are advised not to be alarmed while new classified ad rates are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
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Aurelia, Iowa
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