Aurelia Happenings Ten Years Ago Highlights
Chas Beers signed to play with Portsmouth in the Ohio league. D Hankens sold eighty acres to J Robingon near Aurelia. Chas Gornitz sold land northeast of Aurelia site Schulke for 180 per acre. Marcus suffered a disastrous fire destroying four business buildings. Mount Olive store changed hands to Lawwell and Dukes. Cherokee moves announced for Howard couple. Aurelia school election yielded A H Eddy and W H Bischel as winners. Four Aurelia residences offered for March 1 delivery by Paulson Brothers. Munsingwear undergarments advertised at The Ideal Style Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Beers
Portsmouth
D. Hankens
J. Robingon
Aurelia
Chas. Gornitz
Ie Schulke
Mount Olive
Lawwell & Dukes and Co
Mrs. Howard
Cherokee
Burial for Ole Olson Remains Arrive From Plainview
The remains of Ole Olson a former local resident arrived Tuesday from Plainview Texas accompanied by his wife and son in law Ellis Jones A funeral was held at the M E church Wednesday at two o clock with Rev G R Gilbert officiating and burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery Olson born May 23 1848 in Denmark died March 11 1921 at age 72 years 4 months 18 days He came to this country in 1872 lived in Wisconsin 5 years moved to Aurelia in 1878 married Caroline Hansen in 1878 later lived in Plainview Three children were born in the family one died at fourteen weeks two others died at ages 27 and the third Mrs L C Johnson survives in Plainview Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olson
Plainview
Texas
Ellis Jones
M. E. Church
G. R. Gilbert
Pleasant Hill
Denmark
Wisconsin
Aurelia
Caroline Hansen
Aften
L. C. Johnson
Pig Club Plans Contest as Sows Farrow at High School
The Pig Club at the high school reports seven sows farrowed fifty one piglets with forty two saved. Boys listed with the pigs they will raise include Oren Coombs seven, Guy Bell ten, Carl Peterson four, Rudolph Burgeson three, Harold Paulson eight, Ernest Baumann six, Roy Nelson four. Sentinel ad requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boya
Oren Coombs
Guy Bell
Carl Peterson
Rudolph Burgeson
Harold Paulson
Ernest Baumann
Roy Nelson
Local Briefs from Alta News Items
Mastoid surgeries reported for Mrs P J Swanson and August Vosa with positive recoveries. Commercial club elects Lara Larson president and A Christen sen vice president. R C Brogmus resigns as Alta State Bank cashier. Leslie E Swanson named acting cashier. Orrie Hetrick and Marvel Matson wed at Primghar. plans to reside here. Five candidates vie in school election. Charlie Coombs Marvin Brown oppose. FP N Line and Geo H Larson leave the board. Local notices advertise papering painting and decor work by Mathias Hansen. Easter gowns featured at The Ideal Style Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Brogmus
Alta State Bank
Leslie E. Swanson
Charlie Coombs
Marvin Brown
Pat Morrissey
Jena Miller
Art Christensen
FP. N. Line
Geo. H. Larson
Minstrel Show Draws Big Crowd in Aurelia
The Grasholf McManus American Legion minstrel at Aurelia's opera house drew capacity crowds Friday and Monday. Ticket sales reached 277.65 dollars with 16 dollars in donations and 20 dollars in ads producing a net profit over 200 dollars after taxes and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasholf McManus
American Legion
J. Hu
Boatman
Harriet Sage
Aurelia
Orchard Pruning and Spraying Demo in Diamond Township
A pruning and spraying demonstration led by H. E. Nichola of Ames will be held Monday March 21 at 10 00 p m on the J S Lindquist farm in Diamond township. Nichola, a top orchard expert, climbs trees to show techniques as Cherokee Coast farmers note better apples at lower spraying costs. A poultry specialist will discuss diseases feeding breeding and housing. Arranged by the Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lindquist
Diamond Township
The
Farm Bureau
Community Club Plans March 25 Ladies Meeting
Aurelia Community club schedules a Friday night gathering on March 25. R. K. Bliss of Iowa State College will speak, joining community singing and a luncheon planned by the club’s “cheffs.” Members urged to attend with wives or lady friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Community Club
R. K. Bliss
Iowa Agricultural College
Bliss
Aurelia Seniors Stage Amalgamania Play March 22 23
Aurelia High School seniors rehearse the one act play Amalgamania to be staged at the Aurelia Opera House on Tuesday and Wednesday March 22 and 23. Tickets 35 and 55 cents go on sale at the drug store after Friday morning. The adature notes cast and synopsis in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia High School
Aurelia Opera House
Ticketa
Advertising space urged for new telephone directory
The new telephone directory for the coming year will soon be printed and any wishing advertising apace in same should call at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Cherokee Democrat reports mayor and council nominees in caucus
Cherokee Democrat notes C B Holden named for mayor and council candidates C Bammer E Banister W Huber Jacob Trahn and J W Richardson. Re elect Frances Timea H H Toman and W I Nelson to the board of education. Postmaster Claude M Sullivan resumes full duties. Frederick W Prechtel resigns as Y M C A secretary to join Sioux City Y M C A. Cherokee high school hoops lose to Sioux City High School 20 to 10 in Morningside tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Holden
John Bammer
E. A. Banister
W. F. Huber
Jacob Trahn
J. W. Richardson
Timea
H.H. Toman
W. I. Nelson
Board of Education
Frederick W. Prechtel
Cherokee Y. M. C. A
Sioux City
Cherokeans
Waterloo
Farm Bureau office days draw county approval
Countywide Farm Bureau office days prove popular with residents as the schedule fills with meetings in outlying towns. Only severe road conditions reduce participation, and the plan may pause after spring work, resuming next December. A final Aurelia meeting is set for Monday March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Aurelia
Auto Epitaphs and School Board Reelection in Aurelia
A reader contributes humorous epitaph lines from Sioux City graves and reports Aurelia consolidated schools election results. Geo E Blanch and A H Eddy were reelected to the three year district term. Ballots cast totaled 150 with 41 by women. Other vote totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Blanch
A. H. Nddy
Aurelia Consolidated Schools
Geo. Nt. Blanch
A. Heddy
Wo. Reckell
George Parrott
Zoma Coombs
Sentinel Office Offers Convenient Paper Renewal
Sioux City readers are urged to renew subscriptions at the Sentinel office. Remittance will be sent on the reader’s behalf to save trouble, with no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sentinel
Happenings From Nearby Towns Page
Galva reports Grandma Jordan seriously ill with slim recovery hope. Storm Lake honors Walter D. Cocking to remain school head for another year. Soellner Fraser Co sells Galva store to H C Douglas of Onawa. farm north of Onawa included. Sixteen high schools invited to BV College tournament March 18 19. Dallenbach sells Storm Lake flour and feed business to Albert Gilbert of Larrabee. takeover Monday. Storm Lake caucus nominates Dr V J Herbert for mayor at 400-attendee event. Batchelor anniversary celebrated in Peterson March 2 marking fifty years of marriage. HH C Christensen of Sutherland rents Kirchner building to start a bakery by late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Tribune
Galva Tribune
Soellner-Fraser Co
Galva
H. C. Douglas
Onawa
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
J. A. Dallenbach
Albert Gilbert
Larrabee
Storm Lake
Peterson
HH. C. Christensen
Sutherland
Kirchner
Christensen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marcus
A. H. Eddy
W. H. Bischel
Fred Diercks
Paulson Brothers
Ideal Style Shop
the Pig Club
the Sentinel
ALTA
P. J. Swanson
Vosa
Commercial Club
Lara Larson
A. Christensen
J. W. Wilkinson
Clause Lindlief
Orrie Hetrick
Marvel Matson
Will Peterson
Primghar
Mathias Hansen
Iowa
Ideal Style
Idle Hour Theater
Mabel Johnson
Pel
AA_Lal Malann
Joan Carr
Mrs. Carr
Caroline Carr
Madge Carr
Nell
William Carr
James Cluncy
Jamison
Willoughby
Spelain
Jack Doogan
Joe Thompson
O'Malley
Swiadcl
Lvcidevee
Fae
Carr
Fifth Avenue
New York
Jack Coogan
Madge
James Cluney
Legion Minstre
Opera House
Cherokee Democrat
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
J. G. Tranel
George A. Ogle Co
Metropolitan Magazine Company of
Chicago
Metropolitan Publications Inc
County Seat News
Claude M. Sullivan
Ezra Paine
Emanuel
Bill
Charley Hewitt
Jim Lake
Blanch and
Eddy
Jordan
Hart Schaffner
Marx
G. J. Lewis
Clothing Department
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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