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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1929

Page

3

Nearby Town Happenings Report A Mix of Local Deals

Elmer Mar ten and Mrs. Harry Miller sold a 160 acre farm eight miles southwest of Storm Lake to Ed Zinn for about 176 dollars per acre. Dr. W C Porath of Varina plans to move to Storm Lake to practice medicine. Merritt Hoffman, former sheriff, visits Storm Lake and plans to move to Chicago after barbering studies in Sioux City. Spencer businesses seek funds to add another semi pro baseball club. Samuel Anderson of Royal found not guilty in fatal crash case near LeMars. Safe crackers strike Boyden causing about 700 dollars loss. guard on duty heard little. Galva witnesses called in cattle shipment dispute in Chicago. Everett Duvall household goods to be sold on Main Street.

Storm Lake Register Elmer Marten Harry Miller Storm Lake Ed.Zinn Sioux City Chicago Spencer News-Herald Spencer Baseball Association Spencer Commercial Club LeMars Globe Post Sam Anderson Royal Ben Kloster LeMars Merrill Anderson Washta Boyden Galva Tribune M. F. Bockwoldt A. S. Morris George Barfoot Angus Cattle Association Theodore Nordstrom Chicago & Northwestern R. R. Company Nordstrom Galva

Herman Coker Heads County Legion Unit

Herman Coker of Aurelia was named commander of a County Unit of the American Legion at a Marcus banquet and meeting held Thursday evening last week. Six Cherokee county posts attended, 185 people present, with strong Aurelia post representation. Commander Frank Jordan of Aurelia was named to the constitution and by laws committee.

Herman Coker Aurelia American Legion Marcus Catholic Church Auditorium Cherokee County Frank Jordan

Alta area school board taps Boyd Burnison as superintendent

Boyd Burnison, principal of the Alta schools, is elected superintendent of the public schools at Arnolds Park for the coming year. He had been re elected as Alta principal, but the Alta Board accepted his resignation.

Boyd Burnison Alta Schools Arnolds Park Burnison Alta Board of Education

Bentor Senior Class Day Exercises Next Thursday

The Senior class day exercises will be held at the school house auditorium Thursday evening of next week. The public is invited with no admission charged. The program by the Senior class includes the class will class prophecy class history and class songs.

School House

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church English Services

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church led by Pastor E. F. Webking offers English services Sunday morning and a Young People's meeting on Tuesday evening.

ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church E. F. Webking Young Peoples Meeting

Aurelia Forms Local Boy Scout Troup To Benefit Youth

The Aurelia community moves forward with a Boy Scout troup sponsored by the American Legion post. Rev. Trigg chairs the Scout committee with FE. C Lighter as secretary and Rev. J. F. Moore as treasurer. Allen Lamm named scout master and Ronald Dyslin assistant. Meetings set for Mondays at the Legion Hall to organize a small troupe that may grow as youths participate.

Aurelia Scout Committee the Legion Hall American Legion Boy Scout Movement Trigg FE. C Lighter J. F. Moore C. E. Day Arthur Larson Ralph Peterson John Holderness Allen Lamm Ronald Dyslin

Rev Moore wins coveted Toolcraft contest prize

J F Moore of this place received an express package at the depot containing a Workace set of woodwork tools valued at 89 dollars. He entered a walnut shelf made with a scroll saw and simple tools, winning the prize announced by Better Homes and Gardens.

J. F Moore Better Homes and Gardens Mr. Moore Moore

Class of 1929 Commencement Calendar Dates

Complete announcements of the class of 1929 commencement will appear next week in the Sentinel. This week the calendar lists events from May 1 junior senior banquet to May 28 class play and May 24 commencement with Rev Trigg speaking at Congregational church.

Sentinel School House Trigg Congregational Church

Junior High Musical Program Tuesday Night

Community invited to a Junior high musical program on Tuesday May 7 at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. No admission charge. Directed by Miss Aylesworth with Junior high teachers and all pupils taking part. The program features both music and a staged story about the four seasons.

Miss Aylesworth Baines Mary Christmas Santa Claus Boreas Old Sol Jack Frost Earth

Home Grocery to Move into Moses Mummert Estate Building

W A Lewis plans to relocate Home Grocery into the former Moses Mummert estate on Main Street after purchasing the property for 1425 dollars at last Saturday's sale. Remodeling will precede the move, anticipated around the first of next month, with the new site larger and more inviting for business. Floyd Anderson bought 100 acres northeast of Aurelia for 100 dollars per acre, Richard Nelson holds the other half, Soren Nelson bought the residence on Main Street west of Glenn Parker as occupied by A A Davis for 350 dollars, and W H Bischer purchased the residence east of the Main Street business section now at Len Adler's for 800 dollars.

W. A. Lewis Moses Mummert Main Street Lewis Floyd Anderson Aurelia Richard Nelson Soren Nelson Glenn Parker A. A. Davis W. H. Bischer Len Adler

Washta Stores Hit in Major Night Burglary Spree

Half of Washta's business places were burglarized Thursday night with safes blown open. Flour used to muffle explosions. jewelry and clothing stolen. Specific losses include Sheehan’s grocery 165 dollars, Ressler’s safe cash and pens, MacDonald’s jewelry, Suidecor Hardware safe damaged, other small robberies. No crews identified. Cherokee County officers investigating.

Washta Sheehan Raskin John Ressler James MacDonald Suidecor Hardware Company Robert Williams Henry Hatch Floyd MecCormick Paul Carlton Carlton

County Meet Set for Aurelia This Saturday

Aurelia hosts the annual Cherokee county high school track meet on Saturday May 4 with events split between forenoon starting 9:00 and afternoon at 2:15. Participating schools include Quimby Larrabee Cleghorn Meriden and Aurelia with a few others likely.

Aurelia Cherokee County Quimby Larrabee Cleghorn Meriden

Art Smith Taken To Cherokee After Dry Raid

Cherokee Times reports two late Thursday raids by county officers netted one prisoner and liquor charges. Art Smith, previously ordered to leave Buena Vista county, was arrested in Aurelia after a bench warrant. No liquor was found on his person or premises. he was semi intoxicated and faces potential arraignment when Judge Bradley returns.

Art Sa Lloyd Langwin Abe Allen Cherokee Will Jenkins Washta Aurelia Smith Alta Buena Vista County Oscar Hough Art Bradley

Farm homes near Cherokee burgled. substantial booty taken

Burglars entered two farm homes near Cherokee belonging to Robert Graham and Albert Rupp and stole a chest of silver, clothing, groceries, gasoline and motor oil. A Farm Bureau reward is offered for the capture of the thieves.

Robert Graham Albert Rupp Cherokee Farm Bureau

Methodist Church Notes Preview Week Bends to Faith

Pastor J F Moore invites worshippers to attend Sunday services at 10:30 AM with a sermon and a Sunday evening presentation of stereoptician pictures in the church temple. The message urges believers to come seek blessings.

Methodist Church J. F. Moore

Card of Thanks from Bengtson Family

We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our daughter and sister and for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bengtson and family.

A. M. Bengtson

Insurance pitch at First National Bank hawks Hartford cover

A local advert invites customers to call at the First National Bank for reliable old line hail insurance from representatives of the Hartford company.

First National Bank Hartford Company

Aurelia Wins Triangular Track Meet Against Meriden Cleghorn

The Aurelia high school track team was declared winners of a triangular meet with Meriden and Cleghorn amid an earlier dispute. National authorities upheld that second place points could not be scored with only two entries, after Aurelia won the relay with Cleghorn second.

Aurelia High School Meriden Cleghorn Day Anderson Aurelia

Cherokee postmaster race opens after Sullivan resignation

Multiple candidates enter the race for Cherokee postmaster after 89 year old G M Sullivan resigns to manage Union Central Life Insurance in Cincinnati. Entries include Mrs Besse Webber Lee Farr and Ben F Hall. Manley Rice leads an Ames college orchestra broadcasting Saturdays. The Rapp vs Kohn $12,500 damages suit ends with verdict for defendant after an auto collision near Cherokee last May.

Cherokee C. M Sullivan Union Central Life Insurance Company Sioux City Besse Webber Lee Farr Ben FE. Hall Hall United States Postal Department G. M. Sullivan Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati Manley Rice J. K. Rice Town State College Ames Cherokee County B. J. Kohn Fred Rupp Ben J. Kohn

Barto Seeks to Start Juvenile Band in Aurelia

G. E. Barto of Cherokee visited Aurelia on Monday to explore starting a band program for local youths. He aims to spark interest in band instruments to inspire a juvenile band and plans a suitable procedure.

G. E. Barto Aurelia

High School Track Schedule Highlights This Month

A high school track calendar lists May 4 county meet on Saturday, May 10 open meet, and May 18 state sectional at Cherokee. Event names, dates, and location are set for teams and athletes preparing for postseason competition.

Cherokee

Looking Back Into the Past Ten and Twenty Years Ago

Ten years ago Farmers Elevator Co raised capital stock from 25000 to 350000. A school board approved a baseball diamond on school grounds on the east part of town. Trades and resignations noted as Albert Grashoff left his clerk post at George Garber ster J C Lockin & Son sold farms, and Peter Si sold Chris Miller farm to John Swanson for 313 per acre. Edwin Mummert completed a bookkeeping course in Omaha and moved to Denver for work. A farewell for T G Willan family moving to Cherk. Twenty years ago Henry Bischel sold stock shoes to Garber Mummert. Frank Dushin bought the Joh Murphy farm for 125 per acre. Mrs Ludwig Pingle died after pork infected with trichina. Mr and Mrs Joe Kolpin and one child reportedly died from eating the meat.

Albert Grashoff George Garber Ster J.C. Lockin & Son Chris Miller Peter Si John Swanson Edwin Mummert Omaha Denver Methodist Church Frida T. G. Willan Cherk Henry Bischel Garber & Mummert Frank Dushin Joh Murphy Moses Mummert Ludwig Pingle Afton Township Joe Kolpin

Mrs. Sac Wallace Rites in Alta Community Honored Member

Mrs Sac Wallace of Alta Iowa died Wednesday April 17 at age 56 years 14 days. Born Sadie Holmes March 3 1873 near Toston Illinois she moved to Alta as a girl and married Jim Wallace February 20 1900. She was active in the Methodist church and Home Missionary society and survived by her husband mother seven brothers and one sister with her father and several siblings noted as predeceased.

Alta Advertiser G¢ Reaper Jim Wallace R. Bushe Enix Pil Alta Ilness Wem. Home Missionary Society Jale Wallace G Holmes Chas John Dave L.u of T and Harry Aurelia Georg Winona Minnesota Geree Bovee Emma Milburn

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Everett Duvall Helene Poulson Ames Poulson First Trust & Savings Bank California Alta Commercial Club Victor Metz A. P. Spractie Metz Bentor Farmers National Bank Boy Scout Part Mummert Building Art Smith County Seat News Farmers Elevator Co John Wallace Hartford First National Bank SL A
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