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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1931

Page

3

Local Happenings in Aurelia and Surrounding Areas

Dan Hankens of Cherokee visits Aurelia on Wednesday. Mrs. E W Hill and Mrs. Mattison visit Des Moines relatives. Mrs. John Holderness seeks treatment at Sioux Valley Hospital for operation prep. Aurelia High team heads to Cherokee for sectional tourney. Various local visits, meetings, and notices follow including church group events and community club activities.

Dan Hankens Cherokee Aurelia Aurelia Hardware Co E. W. Hill Mattison Des Moines M. Hansen John Holderness Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee Preparatory Arthur Brown Peterson J. C. Moats Edna Royer Womans Club Richard Glawe C. C. Waddell Herold Demarest Bertha Demarest Cushing Albert Field Iva Miller Sioux City Chase Miller Loraine Johnson Pauline Herold Dorothy Scott Gena Paulson Gaza B. Paulson H. H. Lockin Congregational Big Society

Card of Thanks to local fire crew and helpers

We express gratitude to the Aurelia Fire Department and all who assisted in saving our home and belongings. Mrs. Dan Dubes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dubes.

Farmers National Bank Simplex Aurelia Hardware Co Fern Robinson Marcus Clifford Simmers Hartley Faye Baker Slayton Minnesota Frank Jordan Aurelia Fire Department Dan Dubes Frank Dubes

Afton and Vicinity Community Meeting Recap

The A C C met with Mrs Lelia Kludas and a good crowd enjoyed lunch. Several visits and gatherings followed including A F A at Hugh Crippen home, and a township contest with 64 children from Afton and Spring areas competing in eight grades. Winners received books.

Lelia Kludas Blanche Jones Jake Groff Guy Robinson Clyde Young Oto Towa P. T. Young’s Hugh Crippen Hazel Gould Larrabee Earl Zwick Kenneth Jones Jas Higgins Gilletts Grove Menefee Anna Mann Harold Sump Cherokee Herbert Rolpin Mann's Earl Bugh Pilot Township Loucks Brady Sutherland Isebelle Zwick Afton Sprin Afton Center Viona Johnson Isabelle Zwick Donald Sullivan Lavonne Erdman Georgia Johnson Chas. Fraser Roy Buddenhaven Gladys Tuttle Raymond Zwick Muriel Blake Jeanette Johnson Richard Crippen Lucille Dreyer rade—Fyrne Hazel .Johnson Cornelia Braunschweig Rosa Buddenhagen

Farm Bureau appoints committees for board review

President P. P. Kohns announced appointments to all standing Farm Bureau committees, approved by the Farm Bureau board on February 7. The roster lists Executive, Organization and Membership, Marketing and Service, Legislation and Taxation, and Budget and Finance panels with members including P. P. Kohns, George E. Blanch, Chas Nelson, and others. Members are urged to consult with committee colleagues and present views to advance the program.

Farm Bureau Exchange P. P. Kohns Farm Bureau Board Farm Bureau Accross George E. Blanch FE. H. Dull Chas. Nelson Fred Mossman John Hyndman W. J. Carver Frank J. Kohn Mrs. W. Simonsen B. H W. Anderson Homer Davis Fred Messman Leroy Hench Louis M. Johns R. L. Little N. J. Smith A. F. Swanson Leroy Pease John Eischen

Local Happenings in Diamond Center and Surrounding Areas

Sickness and family updates as Melvin Pepper, ten, recovers from rheumatism. Neighbors and relatives attend services at Good Hope church. Families relocate around Alta and Ida county including Leber, Smith, Kitchen, Hartman, Grieme, Sheridan, Fritz, and others. Diphtheria vaccines given at Diamond Center school. two more shots planned. 4-H club raises funds with a food sale in Galva. farewells for Glenn Leber as he moves to Alta High. Community events include socials, declamatory contest in Alta, and visits to Aurelia, Sioux City, and Storm Lake.

Melvin Pepper George Pepper C. A. Peterson Della Ruby Frank Maurice Peterson Will Haight Isther Milo Swanson Leber Harold Kitchen Maareella Schulke Schiller Ida County Hartman Voltmer Alta Ed Grieme Matt Sheridan Sheridan O'Brien Louis Fritz Sheridan Farm Diamond Center School House Wille Theodore Streed Holstein Diamond Stars C. C. Hoops Galva William Haight Howard Newell Galva High School Glenn Leber Loeb Glenn Alta High School Harold Leber Dorothy Linquist Melvin Iola Bennett Schaller Liming Muriel Anna Junior Nordstrom Maurice Ruby Peterson Marguenette Haidht Lois Anderson Aurelia Arthur Ohlson Roy Ohlson LeRoy Hench Sioux City Williams Royal Neighbors Theodore Nordstrom Ann

Building on land cannot endure justice and truth

A saying attributed to Demosthenes notes that power founded on injustice perjury and treachery cannot endure, emphasizing the fragile base of tyrannical rule and the primacy of integrity in leadership.

Demosthenes

Social entertainments and bridge evenings noted

Mrs C E Ammons hosts a February 26 dinner with five hundred at seven tables and several WilLillresses. Mrs C H Kaskey hosts February 27 bridge with three tables and a green white lunch. Ohlson and Ohlson host March 2 seven o’clock dinner with five hundred, then four tables of bridge. Aurelia and Cherokee ladies host March 8 bridge with three tables and a lunch.

A. T. Larson St. Patrick Gladys Larson Muriel Glawe Georgia Robar Opal Erickson Walter Matadori J. R. Snapp Laadies Emmett Ammons C. H. Kaskey Helmur Carlberg L. EB. Christensen Geo. Scott Arthur Anderson Galva Vera Scott Storm Lake Art Ohlson Lars Mark Clifford Ohlson Ozear Carlberg Ted Schulke Jr A. Lindsay Helmar Carlberg Bridge Club Carlberg L. E. Christensen K. C. Dagger George Scott O. A. Royer Aurelia Cherokee Bridge Ima Fraser

Annual Meeting Notice for Consolidated Independent District

Notice to electors in Cherokee and Buena Vista counties Iowa that the Consolidated Independent District of New Aurelia will hold its annual meeting in Aurelia on the second Monday in March 1931 from noon to 7 PM A director will be elected for a three year term to succeed W H Heimsoth. The notice also lists numerous local moving actions affecting area farms and residents.

Lockin Albert Fierk Ralph Demarest Harold Demarest Cushing Lloyd Parcott A. L. Neville Aurelia J. W. Grapen Walter Matzdorff Sioux City Harry Crepps Breckenridge Minnesota T. C. Crepps Mrs. Crepps Uck Oren Coombs Seldon Cristie McClusky Dawson North Dakota Frank Mummert B. B. McCarty Storm Lake Fonda C. H. Kaskey Ralph Peterson W. Moulton J. M. Whitney E. C. Lighter Imo Fraser Aurelia Community Club Henry Pingel Ernest Gustafson Roy Matzdorff John Grashoff Pierson New Aurelia Cherokee Buena Vista Iowa Towa W. H. Heimsoth

Farm Names and Locations Around Johnson Place

The Clark farm near Pierre Quison is connected with work for God. Johnson is situated on the Hahn farm south of the Johnson property.

Clark Farm Pierre Quison God Johnson Hahn Farm Johnson Place

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Mr. Miller Florence DeVores Hinsdale Illinois Odd Fellows Tion Haberdashery Pete’s Niels P. Petersen Afton and Vicinity Farm Bureau Committees Kohns Diamond Center News C. E. Ammons Independent School District John Deher Geaarke Aucela Wall Gearke Charley Fett Aucella Chas Scaulke Woo Theo. Sesuike M. Bengtson Henry Bell Bengtson Mr. Unger Eric Carlson Templeman Will Daniels Mongan Paulson Bros Arthur Will Jess Williams Nemaha Witt Bruce Tolderness Bert Waddell Ammons C. Mummett Waddell Ba K Rivekow Monee Hlinvis Livy W. A. Bischel Hugo Peckeensehneider Kloekow Erie Guetelyon Hegseen Alto Larson Farm H. H. Deyloff John Mummert Building Emil Johnson Buckstaff G. R. Wharton Furniture and Undertaking Lowa Bakers Mortons Larson’s Store
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