Local readers note visits and relocations around Aurelia
Gust Wogahn of Storm Lake visits Aurelia business circle. Peter son residents Chris Felton visit Wm Westphal home. Reginald Maltby and son from Sioux City spend weekend with A J Maltby. Merlyn Honsbruch and George Loucks from Cedar Falls stay with parental homes. Carl Miller of near Paullina attends Carl J Herold funeral. H Kaskey family dine with Ernest Newman. Glenn Murray of Freeport Illinois visits William Clymens home. John Christensen from Des Moines visits L E B Christensen family. Willis and Eileen Meisenhelder attend Carl Herold funeral then return to Hartford South Carolina. Mrs W P Dawson moves to Cherokee 322 Fountain St from Harold Nelson farm. Nelson farm sold by Dawson estate to Harold Nelson who rents other house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Eileen Meisenhelder
Carl Herold
Hartford
S. C
Will Meisenhelder
W. P. Dawson
Harold Nelson
Cherokee
Fountain Street
Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Junior Kastengren
Delmar Ducommum
Aurelia
Joan Will
Laurine Zwick
George Loucks
Merlyn Honsbruch
Cedar Falls
Guy Robinson
Joseph Onn
Delmar Ross
Baby
Miss Bernadine
Woodrow
Local News Roundup from Aurelia Area
Lester Airy of Cherokee was a business caller in Aurelia Tuesday. Several residents visit kin in Cherokee and Sioux City including Mr. and Mrs. George Kaskey and son and Mrs. Ted Steffings. New telephone directories to be issued in early March. advertisers invited. Standard Oil station agent Herbert Grienke and wife attended a sales school and heard a keynote on the company’s fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Airy
Cherokee
Aurelia
People Telephone Co
Central
Sentinel Office
Herbert Grienke
Standard Oil Company
Dam washes out at Peterson power plant
A 40-foot section of the Little Sioux river dam at the Peterson power plant washed out Tuesday due to high water. The dam not used for power now, so no replacement planned, though fishermen and hunters lose the backwater’s benefits. The original dam dates to 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Little Sioux
Cherokee Times Heralds Police Change and Local Notes
Sheriff-elect Don F. Phipps was named acting police chief to replace the late William F. Huber. Cherokee county vehicle license sales rose sharply compared with last year per County Treasurer Floyd Knox Jr. Emerson Nelson was named Yale line coach. he is the son of Cherokee residents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Nelson. J C Hoglan, Cherokee schools chief, attended a national administrator meeting in Cleveland. Nearly 500 friends and relatives attended the funeral of Chief Huber in Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don F. Phipps
William F. Huber
Cherokee County
Treasuer
Floyd Knox
Billy McWilliams
W. J. McWilliams
South Ninth Street
Emerson
Spike) Nelson
University of Iowa
Yale University
Nelson
W. S. Nelson
J.C. Hoglan
Cherokee Public Schools
Cleveland
Afton Vicinity Notes and Social Roundup
Mrs Earl Zwick reports a Farm Bureau follow up lesson. Local visits include Donald Groff Cherokee staying with Guy Robins sons, and Junior Kastengren seeking work near Aurelia while continuing school. Multiple family gatherings, funerals, illness updates, and social events noted across Aurelia Sutherland Cherokee and Buena Vista areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Stieneke
Farm Bureau
Wilson Perry
Children of Good Hope
Gilbert Clow
Donald Groff
Guy Robinson
Church Announcements for Weekly Services
Church school at 10:00 led by Supt George Lamm. Morning worship at 11:00. Epworth League meets 7:00 p.m. Delores Peterson presides with Burnette Neville and Ruth Wiley as leaders. Choir rehearsal Monday 7:30 p.m. at the church. A special Lenten service is held every Sunday. A cordial welcome to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamm
Epworth League
Delores Peterson
Burnette Neville
Ruth Wiley
Congregational Church Schedule and Committees
Church school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Junior and Senior Endeavor at 7 p m. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon March 16. Committee: Mrs Edwin Trigg, Mrs Blanche Hickey, Mrs Charles McCurdy, Mrs K C Dagger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Aid
Edwin Trigg
Art Hickey
Charles McCurdy
K. C. Dagger
Ladies Aid
Blanche Hickey
St. Pauls Lutheran Church Service Schedule
William Walter serves as pastor with Sunday school at 9:45 a m and English language worship at 10:45 a m A mid week Lenten service is held each Wednesday at 7 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
William Walter
Immaculate Conception Parish Lenten Mass Schedule
The Immaculate Conception Parish outlines Sunday Masses at Cherokee I C church at 6 8 and 10 o clock with a sermon at each. In Misson Station Aurelia Mass on the second and fourth Sundays at 8 and 10 o clock. The reading for Lent notes Saint Pauls Thesalonians and Gospel Luke 11 with a final prayer for mercy and deliverance. A Lent meditation warns against public fasting.
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I. C
Cherokee
Misson
Aurelia
Schroeder
The
Thessalonians
Jesus Christ
Society Notes Highlight March Community Gatherings
Mrs. Mildred Thomson hosts Ladies Aid events at Lutheran church parlors while Rebekah Circle and other groups meet March 1 and 3. Birthday and bridge parties, notable anniversaries, a farewell to Mrs. August Bock, and Founders Day observances fill a busy social stretch with lunches and gifts.
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Wm. Westphal Jr
Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Diamond Center Spellers Earn Spots at County Contest
At the county spelling event in Cherokee, two Diamond students, Irene Kruetz and Kenneth Schulke, placed among the ten highest in the written round and qualified for the oral contest. Irene advanced to the final five, with Miss Dorothy Vierk and Miss Ruby Thompson coaching the students. Weekend social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Linquist in Cherokee and Mr. and Mrs. Murray from Freeport Illinois, with local residents listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Cherokee
Irene Kruetz
Kenneth Schulke
Irene
Dorothy Vierk
Kenneth
Ruby Thompson
Herman Linquist
J. S. Linquist
Glen Murray
Freeport
Ilinois
Murray
William Clymens
O. A. Roger
Stella Coe
Howard Anderson
Opal Harris
Margueritte Haight
A. V. Fierk
Local residents gather for visits and events in March
Ausrelia spent Thursday at Mrs. Will Haight's with a quilting group. The town schedules its annual school elections for Monday March 13. Kenneth and Mrs Leeds visited near Washla and called on Mrs Leed's parents. Marion Waltman helps with house work near Quimby. W F Hickey traveled to Sioux City for eye follow up. Frank Johns hosted dinner with relatives near Galva and joined Storm Lake visits. Clarence Streed from north of Alta dined with the Linquists. George Johns attended a birthday in Galva for Estherbert. Louise Streed assists her aunt. Esther birthday events and multiple visits wrap up with a ward party at Radkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausrelia
Will Haight
Kenneth Leeds
Near Washla
Glenn Leeds
Leed
C. A. Peterson
Marion Waltman
Near Quimby
Richard Peterson
Alta
Herman Linquist
George Johns
Galva
Estherbert
Louise Streed
Near Holstein
Frank Johns
Carl Anderson
Edmund Radke
Prisoner Landlady Sells Goldsmith Novel Through Johnson
A fragment notes Oliver Goldsmith was held by his landlady and that Dr. Samuel Johnson peddled and sold the novel The Vicar of Wakefield on his behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Goldsmith
Wakefield
Samuel Johnson
New Zealand Hosts Massive Kauri Pines Measurably Tall
New Zealand is famed for its giant kauri pines, with some trees reaching up to thirty four feet in height and described as among the biggest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Dinineor
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Once Upon A Time
H. H. Lockin Insurance Agency
A. L. Neville
Gust Wogahn
Storm Lake
Chris Felton of
Wm,Westphal
Reginald Maltby and Son
Sioux City
A. J. Maltby
Carl Miller
Near
Paullina
Carl J. Herold
H. Kaskey
Ernest Newman
Glenn Murray
Freeport, Ill
John Christensen
Des Moines
L. EB. Christensen
Dorothy Scott
George Scott
Bryce Thiel
Bates Hospital
George Kaskey and Son
W. P. McWilliams
Ted Steffings
Lake City
Clarence Johnson
Ella Johnson
C. E. Ammons
Jewell
W. G. Port Home
Beth Shank
Primghar
Ralph Mongan
Clappison
the Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa
Cherokee News
Cherokee Times
Afton
Earl Zwick
Lelia Honsbruch
Wm. Honsbruch
Nels Kastengren
Luther League
Paul Jones
Correctionville
Floyd Sexton
Joyce
Art Wetherell
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames
George and
Clifford Gould
W. A. Zwick
L. H. Preul
Mt, Olive Baptist Church
Vernon V. White
Carl Kahl
Community Theatre
Iowa
Ronald Colman
Madeline Carroll
Zenda
EN Saga
Lapland
Artic Circle
Land of the Midnight Sun
Society
Mildred Thomson
Rebekah
Myra Beeghley
Mabel Roeder
Mary Demarest
San Pedro
Calif
Johnson
New York
Lawrence Davis
Floyd Glawe
George Johnson
Wm. Streif
Helping Hand Circle
Henry Stiencke
Will Groff
Jess Williams
Elva Rice
Dolva Fassler
T. R. Porter
W. G. Port
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Lillian Libby
Emily Port
Marie Beeghley
P. L. BE. F. Club
Elizabeth Whitney
M. E. Church
Burella Johnson
Helen Hench
Fern Preul
Ruth Wiley Kang
Holy City
C. C. Waddell
DeNee
Barbara Sjoberg
Lilian Ohlson
Eula Lewis
Eprella Johnson
Naomi Lamm
Ethel Matzdorff
C. C. Weddell
Mabel Waddell
Lillian Olson
Mabel Neville
Blanche Jones
Erma. Allen
Gertrude Russell
Angie Parrott
Lydia Larson
Ruby Carlson
Young People’s Society of
Lois Marquardt
Lamerne Rucksam
D. D. Club
Howard Nelson
Walter Matadorff
Walter Meinking
Mrs. Frank Parrott
Joan Parrott
Joan
F. E. Pratt
H. H. Lockin
George A. Hansen
Brooke
Miss Rose Playman
August Bock
Steinauer
Nebraska
Mal’s
Malcolm E. Prewitt
Mac
Diamond Center
Mrs. Wm. Haight
Briardale Bargains
Peet Bros
Oxfords
Larson’s Store
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