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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1926

Page

3

Rehearing sought in state banking case

John W Beasley requests a rehearing in the Supreme Court on a case decided against him in favor of the state banking department. Mary McDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs John Me years in mission work in Japan plans to return home next Saturday Chief Mr and Mrs Billin Baum gardner mark 65th anniversary next Sunday despite his stroke and age. Robinson estate farm 220 acres sold at public auction March 11 to Washta bank bringing 110 per acre. Forrest Knipe Cherokee won 25 first prize wartime photo in Sunday Des Moines Register pictorial section. Lawrence McCulls Cherokee participated in the raid with others.

John W. Beasley Supreme Court State Banking Department Mary McDonald John Japan Billin Baumgardner Baumgardner Washta Bank Forrest Knipe Des- Moines Prince Max Baden Lawrence O McCulls

Galva Union Elevator Co Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Galva Union Elevator Co held its annual stockholders meeting on Saturday electing M. M. Elk as president Wm Haight as vice president and directors G Gebers Anton Anderson Geo Getz miler John A Anderson and F C Peterson Storm Lake Pilot Tribune reports. The summary notes coverage of the meeting and leadership selections.

Galva Galva Union Elevator Co M. M. Elk Wm. Haight G. Gebers Anton. Anderson Geo Getzmiler John A Anderson F. .C. Peterson Storm” Lake Pilot-Tribune Mietory Hall

One Ticket In Field For Town Election

The town election on March 29 will feature a single ticket, incumbents the only candidates on the ballot after a second ticket was filed but withdrawn by its named supporters. Concerns arise over voter sentiment and local unity as hosiery ads from Hoseproof appear. proceeds note The Model outlet.

Kludas Whiting Wedding at Cherokee Wednesday

Mr Bar P Kinda and Miss Ruby Jacqueline Whiting unite in marriage at Cherokee on a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev JW Lease. The groom, youngest son of Mrs W A Kludas, is a Cherokee High graduate of 1924 and radio dealer. The bride, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Whiting, is Aurelia High Class of 1922 and former teacher. They plan to reside on the farm in Afton township after April first.

Cherokee High School C. A. Whiting Aurelia ‘High School Afton Township

Meetings for Pitcher township decor stitching

Three follow up meetings on decorative stitching for the women of Pitcher township will be held Wednesday afternoon March 24 at one o clock. The first at Mrs Bert Beeghley home with Blanch Hickey and Bess Pitcher as instructors. The second at M Danielson home with Mrs Rosalie Peterson as instructor. The third at Mrs L H Dyslin home with Mrs Dyslin as instructor. Please bring a piece of Indian head or linen twenty-one inches long embroidery thread needles thimbles and scissors.

Pitcher Township Bert

The Service Motive Lent Sermon at Congregational Church

The Congregational Church led by Pastor George C. Safford announces next Sundays morning topic The Service Motive and the evening topic Who Wants a Whirl wind The schedule also notes Sunday school Christian Endeavor and a Wednesday devotional service at 7 30 All members urged to attend and improve attendance

Home Grocery Offers Sterling Butter Milk Mash and Oats

The Home Grocery advertises sterling butter milk mash bulk oats steel cut oats and baby chick ties as a combine of pantry staples and farm supplies for customers.

Sterling

Aurelia Contestants Do Not Fare Well in Sub-District

Aurelia contestants did not fare well in the sub-district state contest held Friday evening yet experts say they faced top talent from the region. Vernon Goddrich of Cleghorn won first in oration with Dorothy Scott of Aurelia second. Ruth Wixcel of Marcus won first in drama with Katherine Gillespie of LeMars second. Verna Baldwin of LeMars won first in humorous with Louene Bitch of Marcus second. LeMars led with three contestants, Aurelia and Marcus two each, Cleghorne one. The local high school orchestra and girls glee club performed.

Aurelia Vernon Goddrich Cleghorn Dorothy Girls’ Glee Club

Burgesons Move Into West Alta Residence

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burgeson and daughter Gladys from Peterson Iowa have moved to the Burgeson home in Alta's west part. C E Cameron underwent a major operation at Alta Hospital last Thursday and is improving though still serious. Chas L Peterson born July 8 1884 in Elfsborg Sweden died March 6 1926 at the Alfred Wahlstrom home in Alta aged 81 years 7 months 28 days. The Alta Community Commercial club annual meeting at the American Legion building re elected L H Hatch president G F Tincknell secretary and treasurer. The Alta Independent Consolidated district held its annual school election Monday with 249 votes. Geo T Anderson 141 Ray L Cone 105.

Ben Burgeson Gladys Peterson Iowa Burgeson C. E. Cameron Alta Hospital Cameron Chas. L. Peterson Elfsborg Law Sweden Alta Alfred Wahlstrom

Training School for Three Townships Held Last Week

The third lesson in the clothing series was held Thursday March 11 at the home of Mrs. Hay Jones in Afton. Miss Mildred Elder of Ames gave a decorative studies lesson. Attendees were enthusiastic and expect good follow-up attendance. A covered dish dinner was served at noon. Diamond was represented by Mesdames Will Haight Chi Sawwell L. Mork and Misses Esild Margaret Heath. A follow-up on children’s clothing is planned for April 22.

Sater Pitcher Diamond Hay Jones Afton Mildred Ames Will Haight Chi Sawwell Margaret Heath

Farmers Hold Low Priced Corn as Stocks Pile

About 254 million bushels or 53 percent of the 1925 corn crop remain on hand in Iowa, reports show. Movement has quickened for high moisture corn that cannot keep in heat, while only about a quarter of the crop from counties has been sold. Farmers plan to hold corn until the market improves to finance marketing of quality grain.

Weather and Crop Service Iowa Department of Agriculture Seaholide

Potato acreage to increase in 1926 say Iowa experts

A. T. Erwin of Iowa State College predicts a larger 1926 potato crop, based on past trends showing high prices followed by above normal yields in 28 of the last 26 years. Factors behind 1925 shortages include reduced acreage, dry weather, and an early freeze. Proposes stable rotation rather than market timing.

Iowa Iow- State College Irwin Ohio

Seed corn scare hits New York firm in Iowa market

Farm agents in Tract Iowa report pressure from the state seed law and county agent Z R Mills as New York seed salesmen push orders. E L Redfern of the Iowa Department of Agriculture notes few farmers buy foreign seed and attributes weak sales to European corn borer fears. She says acclimated local seed yields better results and that the department has halted sale of poor seed amid strong farmer cooperation.

Tract Iowa Z. R. Mills New York E. L. Redfern Iowa Department of Agriculture

Diamond Center M. E. Church Plans Easter Services

Pastor J L Ralston invites congregants to attend regular services next Sunday at Diamond Center and Good Hope with Easter approaching. Preparations for a full inspiring Easter Sunday service are under way to benefit the community. Next Friday a study class meets at the Hench home.

Diamond Good Hope Hench Home

St Pauls Lutheran Church Lent Worship Invite

The notice invites strangers to attend English language services at St Pauls Lutheran Church next Sunday. Sunday school begins at 10 oclock. Pastor E F Webbing leads during Lent with a sermon on Christs atonement and the Lamb of God from John 1 29.

Methodist Church Notes Sermon Themes Next Sunday

The sermon theme for morning worship is The Master's Refusals with G R Gilbert as pastor. The evening theme is Mrs W the Unhappy Woman, another character who influenced the pastor. The church welcomes all people.

Boys Get New Work Shoes for F105 at The Model

A short notice states boys receive new work shoes for F105 at The Model. It notes availability and the location, with emphasis on the program's goal of providing proper footwear for the group.

Worries Rise Over High Rubber Costs Echo Bread Era

Report notes public concern over rising rubber prices matching fears once seen with bread costs in pre automobile days. Analysts compare economic anxieties to past shortages and inflation.

Feeding Baby Chicks Requires Close Attention and Information

Iowa State College Poultry expert H A Bittenbender outlines chick feeding. For 60 to 72 hours, no feed. First three meals use eight parts rolled oats to one part hard boiled eggs. Afterward, up to six weeks, feed includes cracked corn rolled oats whole wheat middlings etc with buttermilk ground bone meal charcoal salt. One person should handle all feeding to ensure uniform care.

H. A.bittenbender Poultry Husbandry Department Iowa State College Bittenbender

J R Rogers Move From Cherokee to Gering Nebraska

Former residents J R Rogers and family have left Cherokee for Gering Nebraska where they plan to make their future home. Friends here extend best wishes for happiness and success in the new location.

J. R. Rogers Cherokee Gering Nebraska

Ten Years Ago Marriages And School Elections Noted

Miss Grace Kreger wed Helmer Paulson at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. C. W. Stark officiating. A special election elected W. P. Dawson and F. G. Scott as directors for the new consolidated school district. Misses Raith Russell and Angie Dick left for the State Teachers College at Cedar Falls. Twenty Years Ago incumbents were reelected as school directors Ol Paulson O H Brooks and treasurer P D Wine. Aurelia plans growth with eight new residences in summer and no vacancies at town stores. Home Grocery reports a large line of garden seeds.

Grace Kreger A. C. Kreger Helmer Paulson Ole Paulson Rev. C. W. Stark New Consolidated School District W. P. Dawson F. G. Scott Raith | Russell Angie Dick State ‘Teachers College Cedar Falls Ol Paulson O. H. Brooks P. D. Wine Aurelia

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Iran Muresco J. C. Nelson Aurelia, Iowa Kludas-Whiting Jnot Dorothy‘Scott Alta ‘Advertiser Diamond Center M. E. Church J. L. Ralston ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church E. F. Webbing Methodist Church Notes G.R. Gilbert Remsen Andrew Sonsma Aurelia, TA Sentinel The Farmers National Bank
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