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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

3

Sudden Death of Mrs Otto Plautz

Funeral services for Mrs. Otto Plautz followed a sudden heart failure on March 22 1925. She was born Jane Miller in 1878 Whitley County Indiana married Otto Plautz in 1902 at Ida Grove Iowa and left behind husband son Otto Glennwood daughter Grace Mildred her parents Mr and Mrs David Miller Scotsburg Indiana and a large family and many friends. The service was held at the home and Diamond Center Methodist Church with Rev Ralston and Rev Gilbert officiating and interment at Aurelia cemetery.

Vlautz Otto Plautz Jane Whitley County Indiana Ida County Iowa Otto Plautz Glennwood Grace Mildred German Baptist Methodist Church Ida Grove Diamond Compa David Miller Scotsberg H. F. William Miller Towa Nf’ Miller Holstein Z. _ Miller Sioux City Z. Jahan Hope Bell -Plain Chester Indianapolis Eternial Diamond Con Storm Lake R. J. Filer Wm. Filer Hazel Holmes BH. A. Holmes Aurelia T. A. Ambler Ambler College Avenue W.J. Preston H. A. Holmes A. M. Morse Chicago Bowers Cap Pomeroy Filer

Farmers urged to unite for Midwest needs at meeting

Hearst style address pressed farm organizers to match eastern commercial interests with unified Midwest action. County Agent Ellis and Buena Vista Farm Bureau President Peterson spoke as attendees including Philip Moser pledged support. A kitchen fireless cooker demo drew interest and five of six Pitcher township leaders held follow up talks.

Ellis Cherokee Peterson Buena Mista Burea Philip Moser Alta Suere A. Lewis

Pioneer citizen R H Hench dies in Diamond Center

R H Hench longtime Diamond Township resident and respected pioneer, died suddenly last Saturday at his Diamond Center home in Cherokee County Iowa at age 73. He was born August 9 1851 in Winnebago County Illinois and moved with his parents to Perry County Pennsylvania before returning to Illinoisas a youth. He married Viola E Jones in 1879 and moved to Diamond Center in 1883, where they raised six children. He leaves his wife two sons and three daughters five grandchildren and three brothers. Funeral services were held Wednesday with Rev J L Ralston Rev Eggleston Rev H M Burns Rev Thomas Collins and Rev John Hill officiating and burial at Diamond Center cemetery.

Rery, Hench Diamond Whishahe Robert ‘Henry Hench Wm. Robertson Hench Winnepago County Ill Diamond Township Cherokee County Towa Perry County Penn Illinois Seward Viola E. Jones Diamond , Township Robert Congregational Church Iowa Methodist Episcopal Church At Diamond Center Margaret Hench Alice Waterman Manson Hazel, Timmons Ocheyedan LeRoy T Glenn E. Hench Daniel Hench Winterset Wm. R. Hench Minneapolis Minn James L. “Hench Long’. Beach California Brother Hench Israel Eggleston Alta H. M. Burns Sioux Rapids Thomas Collins Spencer John Hill

Methodist Church Notes The Beautif ul Gate and The Call of the Mountain Top

Pastor G. R. Gilbert outlines sermon themes for Sunday at the Methodist Church. Morning message titled The Beautiful Gate and evening service The Call of the Mountain Top. Easter egg dyes and candy eggs available at Home Grocery.

Methodist Church G. R. Gilbert Mountain Top

HAPPENINGS OF 10 AND 20 YEARS AGO

Ten years ago the Mahoney & Shank livery firm dissolved partnership leaving Cyril Mahoney as sole owner. The Aurelia school board re elected W. H. Reever as superintendent with a $100 salary increase. Eddy was re elected board president. Twenty years ago Wilson & Wilson opened two barber shops, Mallory Brothers sold a 160 acre farm to William Hansbruch for 75 per acre, J R Turner leased the Hartman building for a barber shop, a fire destroyed the Tiffany farm home, and a Storm Lake couple wed with family present at Aurelia.

Mahoney & Shank Cyril Mahoney Dahoo W. H. Reever Aurelia A. FE. Eddy Wilson & Wilson Bank Mallory Brothers William Hansbruch J. R. Turner Storm Lake Hartman Philo Tiffany

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Carey Aurelia, Iowa National Bank ‘Safety Ralston Gilbert Aurelia Cemetery Farm Bureau Pitcherto R. H Grim Reaper R. H. Hench Alice, Waterman Hazel Timmons LeRoy Hench Glenn Hench Filea Af Sentinel T. L. Kenyon R. T. Dick Victor Gearke Holmes First National Bank A
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