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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1932

Page

3

Possible chairman named for state Republican central committee

Dr. Howard A. Pierce of Storm Lake is mentioned as a candidate to chair the Republican state central committee to replace H. E. Spangler of Cedar Rapids. Pierce serves on the committee from the Ninth district.

Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Howard A. Pierce Republican State Central Committee H. E. Spangler Cedar Rapids Pierce Peterson Clara Layde Clay County

Galva Bank Calls Depositors to Sign Agree ments

Galva State Bank convened a meeting of depositors urging them to refrain from withdrawing funds. Depositors would leave accounts in the bank at 4 percent interest for a period set by the board, not beyond June 27, 1935. A two day holiday was declared to consider the agreements.

Galva

Tullars Poultry Market Ad in Storm Lake

Tullar's Poultry Market lists hens priced by weight at 10 cents and Leghorn hens at 7 cents. Sold by W. N. Tullar with telephone contact 369.

Tullar’s Poultry Market Storm Lake Old Cox, &c W. N. Tullar

County Seat News from Cherokee Papers

The clerk’s office issued a record low six marriage licenses in June, a figure tracked since 1918. Plowing Match winner Robert Fee announces the event will be at Robert and Earl Clark farms in Rock township on September 7 and 8. Pitcher township tops the county 4 H music memory contest with Spring second and Liberty third. The Cherokee post office remodeling for Farm Bureau quarters is awarded to B E Short Construction of Sioux City for 1850, with work to start soon and finish in 90 days.

Robert Fee Cherokee Farm Bureau Robert Knox B. E. Short Construction Company Sioux City

Auto Death Toll Reduced 10 Percent in Five Months

Drive carefully campaigns statewide show a 10 percent drop in auto fatalities for the first five months of 1932 versus the prior year, with 184 deaths and 2,542 injuries from 5,749 accidents. Nearly three-fourths of crashes occur inside city limits, aided by newspaper safety drives, Legion, AAA clubs, school patrols, and state cooperation.

the Legion AAA State

Aurelia Couple Married in Omaha Ceremony

Miss Clementine Waddell and Mr. William Westphal Jr. were married Tuesday morning at 10:30 in Omaha Nebraska. Rev. Walter Traub officiated the single ring ceremony. The couple, both of Aurelia, plan to reside there while Westphal works hauling gravel.

Clementine Waddell C. R. Waddell William. Westphal Jr Wm. Westphal Aurelia Omaha Nebraska Walter Traub Kountze Lutheran Church A. A. Davis

Suit Filed On Road Bond Vote In Cherokee County

Cherokee County district court receives a friendly suit challenging the 60 percent vote requirement for primary road bonds. The petition seeks mandamus to certify a May 24 bond election and authorize issuance, arguing the act violates constitutional provisions and is discriminatory among counties. The Cherokee Times notes parallel Butler County action aiming for early Supreme Court review.

Cherokee County Butler County Supreme Court Forty-Fourth General Assembly Act of the Forty-Fourth Assembly A. Renner A.taynager H. J. Carter W. GC. Shepard McCulla & MecCulla Herrick & Ary Maher & Meloy Cherokee County Board of Supervisors Cherokee Times

New Tax Bill Imposes Broad New Levy On Purchases

The new revenue bill took effect Tuesday June 21. It adds taxes across goods and services including lubricating oil gasoline electricity jewelry automobiles tires radios phonographs candy chewing gum matches and soft drinks with rates ranging from 2 percent to 10 percent and specific per unit charges.

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Narrowly escapes death from attack of mad bull

Marcus News reports farmer Joe Alesch near Marcus was attacked by a Jersey bull angered near the railway right of way. He seized the nose ring to hamstring the beast as his brother Lawrence aided him. They fled to a stock tank until Henry arrived with a shotgun and dog, driving the bull away.

Marcus Joe Alesch Mr. Alesch Lawrence Henry

Methodist Church Notes by W. H. Welch Pastor

Morning service and Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. on The Vanity of a Worldly Life. Evening service Epworth League at 7:00 p. m. Preaching at 8:00 p. m. playlet The Panty Bed by World Service Band with Juniors music. Sermon subject Freedom. Everyone welcome.

Methodist Church W. H. Welch Epworth League World Service

Candidate for meanest man sought in Storm Lake

Storm Lake police hunt a vandal described as meanest man after nails 1 to 1.5 inches long were scattered on Lake Avenue and nearby streets. Report says tires were damaged and motorists injured. clues place the activity north and south of the Illinois Central tracks, with Officer Robert Cole collecting evidence but no suspect yet identified.

Storm Lake Illinois Central Cole

Kitten Ball Results and Upcoming Matches

Last Thursday Grease Balls edged Nickel Dusters 8 to 7 with Mattison Grapenthen and Rapp pairing for the winners. Sewer Rats defeated Grease Balls 10 to 4 behind Grienky Evans and Whitney Rapp. Upcoming games include Nickel Dusters vs Penny Pickers, Nickel Dusters vs Sewer Rats, and Penny Pickers vs Grease Balls. Watch your subscription date.

Mattison Grapenthen Rapp Erwin Matzdorff Ralph Peterson Nickel Dusters Sewer Rats Rats Grienky and Evans William Whitney Penny Pickers Grease Balls

Alta News Items From Alta Advertiser

Repair crews for the Illinois Central railroad worked at the Alta stock yards with a $1825 appropriation cited. Mary A. Hovenburg died at 86 years in Alta while visiting her son Burton. Anthony C. Rader lost his eyesight and headed to Mayo Clinic with son LeRoy Rader. Gust Ryden hires Reen Peterson to add an outside stairway for basement access to a billiard parlor and relocation of his clothing store in Alta.

Mary A. Hovenburg Burton Alta Iowa Anthony C. Rader Mir Rader LeRoy Rader Spencer Rochester Mayo Clinic Gust Ryden Reen Peterson Uft Ryden

Trucks and Roads Reshape Iowa Creamery Industry

The Iowa dairy and food division reports good roads and trucking expand small creameries while reducing cream stations. In 1931 there were 867 fewer stations than in 1930, and some creameries route products directly to Chicago to cut costs and improve quality through truck pickup and direct sales.

Iowa Dairy and Food Division Iowa Department of Agriculture Canam Ubatiane Agin Anot R. G. Clark Chicago

St Pauls Lutheran Services to Be Conducted in German

The St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor E F Wehking will hold Sunday worship in German. Congregation members are invited to attend Mission services at the Afton Congregation next Sunday.

ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church E. F. Wehking Afton

Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago

Ten years ago Miss Ruth Gifford of Cherokee and Mr Clarry Mummert of Afton township wed June 21 at Immaculate Conception in Cherokee. C E Day of Akron elected school superintendent at a recent board meeting. Aurelia chaptanqua begins July 0 for a five day session. W OH Fishman to attend Illinois college before resuming teaching.

Ruth Gifford Cherokee Clarry Mummert Afton Township Immaculate Conception Church C. E. Day of Akron Aurelia

State Uses 50-50 Plan to Combat Grasshoppers

The state forms a 50-50 plan with farmers in each county to curb grasshoppers. A committee led by M. E Thornbury and others contracts poison bait from Des Moines Sioux City and Omaha firms. County agents distribute bait at 50 cents per 100 pounds with state cover for large orders and demonstrations.

Thornbury Secrenry of Agriculture R. OK. Bliss Iowa State College GC. J. Drake Des Moines Sioux City Omaha M. G Thornburg

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Holstein State Theatre P. W. Holmes Lake City W. H. Lewis E. R. Bender A. P. Nelson Midwest Contracting Company Minneapolis Minnesota Galva Bank Farmers National Bank Aurelia, Iowa Alta Advertiser Ilinois Sentinel A. Mardigras Covel J.C. Lorkin ML Mumimert George Leonard Larson Frank Welch B.A. Cotby Main Street United States
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