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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
3
The Barnabys bring an original musical act to Aurelia’s school auditorium Friday night March 8. The performance features rich stage settings and elaborate lighting with Mr and Mrs Barnaby. A prior county contest awards Quimby top honors in declamation and oratory while public warning guards school property.
Dad s Goldie and family arrived in Cherokee from California while A Overby relocates from Storm Lake. Gust Johnson and John Lindstrom depart for Anamosa to pursue a two year venture linked to a long running chicken theft case. Bud Lyman and Celestine Hogan wed in Chicago last May. Albert Hartwick recovering after a car crash with brain concussion. W F Hutton Jr reports tractor governor success in Des Moines with manufacturing plans. Herring Motor Co. takes over Iowa agency. Sioux Falls firm to sell Hutton products in South Dakota.
A local farewell events note Reckoffs leaving for a new farm near Hartley. About thirty guests gathered at the Leater Reckoff home Tuesday for a tin wedding anniversary party and a surprise sendoff. Olin Jones gave a picture keepsake. supper used tinware. The couple learned of the surprise only as dawn came. Thursday evening more guests played 500 and praised the couple with a plateau gift. Ed Koblhagen and Mrs Momert won high scores. a two course supper capped the night. Friends wish them success in their new home and bid farewell.
Marcus In Feb 22 special reports a proposed reorganization of the First National Bank of this place. The new organization would take over the defunct bank’s assets and banking business under a receiver’s control, with sanction from former officers and boards of directors.
The Alta high school basketball team defeated Sioux Rapids 41 to 9 on Sioux Rapids floor last Friday evening. The community also faces financial trouble as Midland Packing Co. receiver H G McMillan pursues notes from stock purchases.
Richard Glawe of this place and Miss Gladys Parker of Waterloo wed Saturday February 25 at the Parker home Castle Hill with Rev Clinton F Smith officiating. The event drew family and friends from Aurelia Iowa City Grinnell Cedar Falls and Ames as the couple plan to live near Aurelia after a brief wedding trip.
Proclamation to Aurelia electors announcing the March 27 1922 city election at New Garden hall over H J Arends plumbing shop polls open from 8 AM. Offices to be elected include one Mayor one Treasurer one Assessor and five Councilmen. Nominations must be filed with the town clerk fifteen days before the election by Parker Mayor.
The Cherokee board of supervisors and county farm bureau schedule a Friday meeting in the court room at 10 am to discuss county road work. F R White of the Iowa Highway Commission is expected to attend to plan economy and wage uniformity for road crews. An open afternoon session may follow, but details are not yet set.
D Crippen of Cherokee southeast district grieves as his infant granddaughter dies at 2:00 pm after arrival of Mrs David Mann from Akron Ohio to visit the ailing father. The infant is the child of Mrs Mann and N J Crippen of 523 West Cherry Street. Mr Mann is expected to reach from Colorado by Saturday.
A mother welcomed a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Farrow on a February Sunday. T A McBride heads to Montana after a Webster City visit. A L Neville reports first annual Duroc Jersey sow sale with fair prices. Ernest Kolpin and Tobe Ruebsaam move to Slayton to aid Henry Ruebeam. Harry Dieterich grows taller due to a new baby at home. Parnell Mahoney visits before continuing work with Haskine Brick & Tile Co. Worth Reeve to replace Knutson at the pumping station.
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