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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

3

Happenings from Nearby Towns Report Local Events

Brooke Father Son banquet at St Johns church south of Peterson drew about eighty attendees with an excellent time reported. Galva and Storm Lake notes cover a teen death from pneumonia and a county farm sale. Bullhead season rules and a theatre lease change are reported alongside local sports and bank plans.

Peterson Patriot Brooke St. John's Peterson Galva Tribune Leonard Schmidt Ford Schmidt Storm Lake Register Lloyd Benedict Storm Lake

Hills Resigns as County Agent after Eleven-Year Service

Glenn A. Ellis, county agent for Cherokee County for 11 years and re elected for a twelfth, has tendered his resignation to the Farm Bureau board. The resignation was accepted with regret. A committee of P. P. Kohns N. M. Nelson and H. C. Dewar will seek successors and have gone to Ames to confer with Farm Bureau leaders. Ellis plans to retire from county agent work around April 1 and may enter a different field. Citizens express broad admiration for Ellis and his wife amid the county’s regard for his service.

Cherokee Times Glenn A. Ellis Cherokee County Farm Bureau Ellis P. P. Kohns N. M. Nelson H. C. Dewar Ames Indiana

Alta News Items Reflect Local Politics and Events

Petitions filed to nominate Ed Gustalfson and E J Edwards for three year school board terms. Alta Commercial Club hosts farmers in annual smoker with about 150 farmers and 75 businesspeople. Cooperative Creamery buys Kelgie cup winning dairy herd for 225 per head totaling 2700. Rev R R Brown speaks at Dad and Lad banquet with Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood. Fire at Alex McCurdy home south of Alta damages basement, insured loss may reach several hundred dollars.

C. G. Kislingbury Alta Consolidated School District Ed. Gustalfson E. J. Edwards Alta Commercial Club Alta Trading Zone Alta Ray L. Cone Alta Cooperative Creamery Alta and Sons H. C. Cain Hartley Iowa R. R. Brown World Radio Omaha Rev. Brown Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood Trinity Lutheran Church Alta Rural Fire Department Alex McCurdy

Card of Thanks for Fire Department Help

We express our thanks to neighbors and the Aurelia Fire Department for answering the call when our house caught fire. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dreyer.

Aurelia Fire Department Will Dreyer

Congregational Church Schedule with Edwin Trigg

Congregational Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 morning service at 11:00 Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Rev. H Hendrickson will attend at 4.

Christian Endeavor Rev. H. Hendrickson

March Moving Time Brings Farm Relocations in Community

March moving season shows numerous farm transfers as residents relocate within the area. Mrs. F. Anderson moves from Mt. Olive to the Parrott farm east of Daniel Witt. Wm. Rutter leaves the farm for the Waldo house. C. H. Mongan takes the Beeghley small house. Jake Heller and Fred Oaks shift homes among local farms. Nels Waldstine and family move to the Coombs farm. Emil Pearson leaves for John Hansbruch's place. Mike Danielson and Maurice Eddy relocate between Eddy, Fraser, and Sump farms. Additional moves include Sam Mann, Ed Wogahn, Karl Mummert, C. M. Olson, H. W. Hansen, and others, altering farms around Aurelia and Alta.

F. 1 Anderson Mt. Olive Parrott Daniel Witt Cherokee C. H. Mongan Beeghley Arthur Will Jake Heller Ameanda Heiden Fred Oaks Stiles Nels Waldstine Zoma Coombs Coombs Aurelia Caas Pep i Early Wm. Anderlet Holstein Geuther

County Supervisors Approve Two Year Road Program

Cherokee county will share in a two year road program approved by the board. The plan covers 56 miles of local roads and 28 miles of county roads at an estimated 200000 dollars. Projects include four miles on road E in Spring township and six miles on road L in Silver and Diamond townships. Local roads in Afton and Diamond townships receive multiple miles near cemeteries churches and section lines. The 1931 local program adds two miles west from cemetery corner.

Cherokee County Board of Supervisors A. E. Hickey Spring Township Silver Diamond Townships Afton Cemetery Afton Township Good Hope Church Diamond Township Cemetery Corner

Bank robber identified by beard growth in Iowa

Cherokee Iowa bank employees again identified James Hannon 36 Fort Dodge as one of the men who robbed the Quimby State Trust and Savings Bank on January 3. The beard difference helped earlier uncertainty. Hannon held on a John Doe indictment and captured by Fort Dodge police before being returned.

Iowa James Hannon Fort Dodge Quimby State Trust and Savings Bank Hannon John Doe Grand Jury

Lent message at St. Pauls Lutheran Church

E F Webking, pastor invites parishioners to Lent services at St Pauls Lutheran Church with English services next Sunday urging attendance to hear what Christ has done and still does for you.

Christ

County Adopts Truck Limits By County Supervisors Sioux City News

County officials approve spring embargo rules to protect roads with a three ton load limit including the vehicle. The action, taken at a Sioux City meeting called by E. W. Dunn, directs counties to notify neighbors and district offices about embargoes and to publish embargo details in newspapers.

County Officials Schedule Meeting on Embargo Law

Cherokee county supervisors will meet at 1 o'clock Friday in the courthouse to discuss the spring break up embargo on road weights. Arthur Mahn, 24, confessed to larceny and forging instruments after being captured in Primghar while trying to pass checks. Federal agents may move to padlock the Canton case following a raid by federal state and county authorities. A new entrance route into Cherokee for primary highway No. 5 is being surveyed by Caple and two engineers, re-routing the line near Bluff street and Second street.

Cherokee County Cherokee County Board of Supervisors Court House R G. Rodman Arthur Mahn Mahn Primghar Canton L. H. Langwin Cherokee Caple James McDonald Tlinois Central Bluff Street Second Street I. C Sioux Falls

Aurelia Junior Dominates Alta Declamatory Contest

Aurelia high school will be represented in the state declamatory second round after Esther Nelson won first in the dramatic class at the Alta preliminary contest. Frances Person earned a second in humorous and Mahlon Reckoff a second in oratorical. Alfa won two Arete.

Aurelia High School Esther Nelson Alta Aurelia Frances Person Mahlon Reckoff Alfa

Health work conducted in Cherokee County schools

Miss Kathryn Glerum of the American Red Cross and Miss Lula Rose Orr visited Cherokee County Red Cross branches to promote public health nursing. Edith Holmstrom was secured for sixteen weeks to survey and support county schools, with Christmas Seal funds covering 606.00 and Red Cross branches donating 375.00 for a special nursing fund. Contributions came from Aurelia, Larrabee, Meriden, Cherokee, and Quimby.

Kathryn Glerum American Read Cross Iowa Lula Rose Orr Cherokee County Red Cross Edith M. Holmstrom Tuberculosis Association Cherokee County Cherokee City Miss Holmstrom Miss Orr The Red Cross Aurelia Larrabee Meriden Whmysua

Ten Years Ago in Local News Recap

Highlights from a past issue note Ione Nelson won in dramatic declamation Helmer Baumann led in oratory Melvin Kurtz topped humor Paddy Siglin left for Detroit after Portland Coast League season updates on local business hires and a 1920s marriage at the bride's home plus a sale at Larson's Store offering stamped pillow cases with free fringe for $1.29.

Methodist Church Ione Nelson Helmer Baumann Melvin Kurtz Paddy Siglin Detroit Ball Portland Larson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dan Fuller Marcus O. G. Lehman D. Robinson Sibley W. Kleinhesselink Rainbow Theatre Galva M. Kane St. Vincents Hospital Sioux City Ussets Kane Battle Creek Arthur Ida Grove Ida Leo Brunson Rembrandt Carroll Peter Nelson L. High County Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Lake Avenue Fifth Street J. C. Nelson Chester Trelden Ray Green Lamont Chicago Grow Farmers National Bank Aurela, Iowa Hills A. A. Daniels Garvin, Minnesota Daniels Curry Minnesota Meitsa Edward Daniels Alta Advertiser E. W. Dunn Lyon Osceola Sioux O’brien Woodbury Iowa State Highway Commission State Highway Commission County Seat News Dr. Hess F. E. Pratt Nelson's Cafe Sentinel H. H. Hansen Utica Clothing Co Des Moines Aliie Farr Parker South Dakota A. L. Belew Miss Opal Menefee Mr. Leland Cave Dially Mist National Bank
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