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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
3
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Local election results show C E Day reelected to oversee school matters. Voters reaffirm Day in office amid community focus on district education priorities.
A local Congregational church announces the appointment of a new pastor from Safford. The notification details the church’s subject tones and asks parishioners to note the change in leadership.
Simila pieathiige md enjoyed by those at Tey Rev Bond. Wisday Rev G W Eggleston Thursday Rev Norman Lambly Friday Rev E H Gillet invited. Mr and Mrs F B Freeburn drove to Sioux City Sunday to visit their daughter. Mrs Freeburn plans to visit Tyndal SD to see son Paul teaching in the city schools. Wedding stationery at Sentinel.
The article notes the sixtieth wedding anniversary of DeVore and Emma J. Leonard, married March 19, 1866 near Pearl City, Ill. Civil War veteran DeVore and his wife lived on farms in Illinois Kansas and Aurelia area before their later years, with relatives gathering at their home for the celebration though many could not attend.
The ceremony took place at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Lease officiating at 2 o'clock. The couple, united in a ring ceremony, was attended by the bride’s mother Mrs Aug Fester Thompson and by the groom’s mother and sisters, with plans to reside on a Spring township farm where the groom works as a bus driver for Brooke consolidated school.
An unclear quote recalls Queenslander John Weatherby avoiding a grin as a heckler’s taunt lands. The speaker notes Weatherby’s serious demeanor and a sharp line about “dropping him in the horse tank” prompting concern.
Scraps from a page show brief references to a home or grocery context with quoted phrases and unclear details, suggesting a small item blurb in a local notice. The legible bits mention a grocery setting and a childlike reference, hinting at a domestic contrast or product note.
Cherokee county schedules include a spelling bee and a state final contest in Des Moines on April 16 for grade school champions. Donald B. MacMillan will speak at the American Theatre in Cherokee on April 6 about icebergs and future explorations.
Mrs J C Hinckle spent the winter in Arizona and California and returned Wednesday evening. The Linn Grove sectional declamatory contest was held last Friday evening. Clark Cornman of Alta won first in the arterical class. Miss Ruth Burr of Alta and Theodore Karges of Marathon married in Kansas City on February 20. Alta high school lost to Spirit Lake Webster City 15 to 37 in state tournament. Only one ticket filed for city election on March 29 with candidates Langston Reeder Benson Hilderbrandt Larson Peter son Hansen.
Cherokee Chief Larry Reiffenberger, a farmer from southeast of Cherokee, was injured when he slipped while chopping wood. The wagon team bolted, stopping at a fence. he fractured his hip, dragged to the team, unhitched them, and reached his home. He was taken to Sioux Valley Hospital in Cherokee.
Pastor Wehking leads at St Pauls Lutheran Church E F with Sunday service at 10 45 in German. English language services are noted for Good Friday and Sunday.
A. W. Baltimore sold forty acres north east of town to D. F. H. Grieme for 1956 dollars per acre. Sac City State Bank formed with A. W. Jones as president and A. C. Anderson as cashier. Mabel Kolpin to wed Dietrich Hinkedey at St. John's Church in Galva. Lake View High wins district basketball title to reach state tournament in Ames. David Edgar McGonigie dies by self-inflicted action near Storm Lake. Washta Journal notes Farmers State Bank stockholders' unpaid shares facing April court term.
Northern Iowa potato growers report seed immersion in a hot formaldehyde solution improves maturity with minimal disease. D R Porter notes treatment reduces scab scarf and black leg while costing little. C G Goplerud says cooperative treatment over five years averages about 100 bushels annually per neighborhood.
Des Moines Republican U S senate candidate Howard J. Clark will speak to the Aurelia Community Club at its meeting on Wednesday March 21. Clark is described as a major figure in state affairs with solid backing in his campaign for senator.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will lead the morning service next Sunday with Rev David Watts delivering the address. A bank offering will be collected. Palm Sunday is observed with an evening service on the theme The Palm Tree. Holy Week union services are planned with Federated and Methodist churches.
The Methodist church observed its 57th Founders Day with a program in the auditorium. Afterward, eighty ladies and guests gathered in the basement for a dainty lunch. A birthday cake with candles was admired and shared, and a silver offering of $15 was given to the retired missionary fund.
John Stief relocates from his father’s farm nine miles north of town to the Wogahn residence in Aurelia, marking a new address change.
Ten years ago J A Johnson cashier of Farmers National Bank died after a six day illness. Ruth Bruce and Purl Johns wed at the bride’s home in Cherokee. Mr and Mrs John Murphy of Aurelia own a farm northeast of town. A resident of Indiana died February 27. A special election on March 21 created a consolidated school district in Cherokee and Buena Vista counties. Twenty years ago Alex McKinnon began mail service on route three from Aurelia. Mrs Jas Hartigan died at her home nine miles southwest of Aurelia at age 69.
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