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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1935

Page

5

Happenings in Nearby Towns Across Iowa Notices

A roundup from Storm Lake and neighboring towns reports Lydia Trimble returning to China to continue missionary work after retirement. Holstein band winning district honors and entering the state contest at Iowa City. Margaret Peterson accepting a high school teaching position in Winthrop after Buena Vista College. city signs restricting truck parking on Main Street. Judge Geo A Herald fines five businessmen for operating slot machines. L. F. Parker announces Edmonds & Londergan dividend payment of about 35000 dollars. Northwestern Light & Power Co endorsed by Sioux Rapids voters for a 25 year franchise. Union Construction engineers plan paving Highway 71 north from Horlacher corner with work to begin at Milwaukee station.

Storm Lake Register Lydia Trimble China Holstein Advance Holstein LeMars Iowa Iowa City Peterson Patriot Margaret Peterson Buena Vista College Winthrop Main Street Spencer News Herald Geo. A. Herald of Spencer Emmetsburg Sioux Rapids Electric Company Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Union Construction Company of Des Moines Highway 71 Horlacher Corner Milwaukee Station Lake Avenue

Surprise retirement party for rural carrier Mr. Hines

Patrons and Cherokee county rural carrier association honored Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hines with a surprise party at Community Hall on Tuesday. A high school orchestra, vocal solos, readings, and tributes from local carriers and officials preceded a gift, purse, and corsage. A covered dish lunch followed the program.

M. Hines Hines Cherokee County Rural Carrier Association Victoria Aylesworth Mary Iraser Bob Johnson Opal Kaskey Mary Fraser Marianne Chandler Frances Chandler Robert, Jerry Elaine Booth Vivian Paulson Mr. Beckman Melvin Broberg Storm Lake Mr. Jones Sibley Rev. Trigg A. A. Dingman J. Mack Schroeppel Schaller Emery Goodrich Cleghorn Mr. Hines Cherokee County

Aurelia Senior Class Tours South Dakota University

All 23 members of Aurelia high school senior class visited the University of South Dakota at Vermillion led by Miss Lucille Simmons. They traveled about six in the morning and returned around ten that night guided by Rev. Edwin Trigg and others. About 700 seniors from South Dakota schools were invited to view programs buildings exhibits swimming and dancing during the day.

Aurelia High School Lucille Simmons University of South Dakota Vermillion Edwin Trigg E. G. Bates L. E. Christensen Clifford Bruce Dorothy Lighter Aurelia South Dakota

St Pauls Lutheran Church Services and Schedules

German service at 9 00 a m and English service at 10 45 a m with sermon The Good Shepherd from John ten eleven sixteen Sunday school at 10 00 a m Confirmation class May 3 7 80 p m Sunday school teachers May 8 8 15 p m Y P S May Tuesday 8 00 p m Visitors welcome and subscription date noted

Death of Alvah Hill in Aurelia Iowa Death

Alvah Hill longtime Afton township settler died suddenly of a heart attack last Saturday morning in Aurelia Iowa. He was 79 and survived by two children six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Aurelia Methodist Church with burial in Afton cemetery.

Alvah Hill Afton Township Aurelia Fred Wieland Gust Kruse Decalb County Illinois Iowa Manchester Cherokee County Rosella Parks Lottie Covell Larrabee John Fairmont Minnesota Hill Leo Albert Parker Charlie Pettingal John Watts Cherokee Leonard Briscoe Emmetsburg John Covell Albert Secor Storm Lake Elmer Secor Afton John Hill Thomas Smith Einar Carlson Spring

Lutheran Sunday School Teachers Convene at Marcus

A Marcus Lutheran church hosted a Sunday school teachers meeting to organize a Sioux City circuit conference. Pastor H P Schmidt, Paullina teachers, and Aurelia delegates discussed memory work and service. Sixteen pastors, 112 teachers, and 35 guests attended.

Marcus Sioux City H. P. Schmidt Storm Lake Paullina Carl Kannenberg Aurelia Donald Sylvia Geuther Rey Wm. Wolter

Warn Boys Against Flying Kites Near Wires

Lew Johnson of the Iowa Public Service Company warns boys to avoid kite flying near electric lines. He cites multiple midwestern fatalities this year caused by kite strings contacting power wires and urges using wide open spaces for safety.

Lew Johnson Iowa Public Service Company Middle West Johnson

Aurelia Nets Third in County Track Meet

Aurelia finished third in the county track and field meet last Saturday. McKinnis won both the pole vault and the 120 yard high hurdles, plus a second in the mile and a tie for second in the high jump. Larson took third in shot put while Clover placed second in high hurdles and fourth in low hurdles. Quimby led the meet with top performers Gano Curtiss Bolin. Bolin set a new javelin record at 168 feet 5 inches. The next meet is the district meet. Aurelia plans entries in pole vault high hurdles discus shot and selected races. The season ends with the Sioux Valley Conference meet at Alta.

Aurelia McKinnis Larson Clover Tutt Quimby Meriden Cherokee Cleghorn Larrabee Grand Meadow Gano Curtiss Bolin Sioux Valley Alta

Farm Bureau Women Meet in Pitcher Township

Farm Bureau women of Pitcher township met at Mrs. George Larson's home for their regular monthly gathering. Twenty ladies attended a profitable afternoon with plans for Achievement Day at Cherokee on May 15. Mrs. A. E. Hickey led the program, including a community sing and a lesson on Uses of Lard by Mrs. Virgil Thevenin, plus bulb and plant exchange and lunch.

Farm Bureau Pitcher Township George Larson Methodist Church Cherokee A. E. Hickey Virgil Thevenin

Iowa Swims To Inaugurate New Swimming Schools

Town Swims Inc advertises swimming schools in this state region using pool spaces in Spring Lake Cherokee. They offer transportation and competent instructors for morning classes with Spring Lake Cherokee as the service pool. Further details appear in the advertisement.

Iowa Town Swims, Inc Sentinel Spring Lake Cherokee

Change in Mail Trains Advances Mailing Time

Station Agent E W Hill notes arrival times shifted last Monday morning with the eastbound morning train at 8 20 instead of 8 45 and the westbound afternoon train at 2 48 instead of 2 28 The post office sacks close for the morning mail at 7 45 and for the afternoon mail at 2 15 under the new schedule

E. W. Hill Dingman

Congregational Church Schedule and May Meeting

Reverend Edwin Trigg leads morning worship at 11 and church school at 10 with junior and senior endeavor at 7. A Cherokee service with the choir is announced and Aurelia friends are invited. Men's Brotherhood meets Thursday night May 9 at 8. Election of officers for 1935 36 planned.

Trigg Congregational Cherokee Aurelia Friends Men’s Brotherhood

Washta Optometrist James McDonald Announces Office Hours

My office will be open May Sth, hours 1 to p. m., and at other times by appointment. Office phone 39. Res. 151. The Washta Optometrist. James McDonald.

Benevolence Society Hosts Its First Social Meeting

The Sioux Valley Benevolence Society based in Aurelia held its first Social Meeting at the Community Theatre on a Thursday evening. Despite threatening weather and poor roads, attendance was strong as H. H. Lockin chaired a varied program with wind music, vocal solos, a reading, duets, and a talk by Archie R. Nelson from Cherokee outlining the society’s aims and benefits for the community along with a social hour and refreshments.

Sioux Valley George Parrott Raymond Kruse George Lamm W. A. Lewis Mary Fraser Opal Kaskey Theresa DeVries Albert Stutz Archie R. Nelson Band

One Hundred Attend Methodist Men's Rally in City

With one hundred members present the Methodist sub-district men's rally here Monday evening was a success. Archie R. Nelson of Cherokee presided as district chairman. a Morningside college brass quartet gave a half hour concert and Dr. A. L. Semans spoke on Clasped Hands in daily life. Visitors came from Cherokee Marcus Paullina Sutherland Good Hope and Diamond churches.

Men’s Brotherhood Archie R. Nelson Cherokee Morningside College A. L. Semans M. &. Church Marcus, Paullina Sutherland Good Hope Diamond

Card of Thanks for support after father's death

To the kind neighbors and friends, minister and chair of the M. KE church, I. C. O. F. lodge and all who assisted with sympathy and floral offerings during our bereavement. We extend our thanks for the loss of our father.

M. KE I. C. O. F. Lodge

Classified Rates Offer 10 Cent First Line

Advertisers may use new rates with 10¢ per line for the first insertion and 6¢ per line for each additional insertion. tf

Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago

In Aurelia artifacts from years past show a baby’s death after a rifle accident, a high school class of twelve set for May 20, local officials noting L. C. McWilliams death, and a cafe move from Cherokee to LeMars.

Arlie Nordstrom Diamond Township Aurelia High School Clarence Johnson Herbert A. Herold Gwendolyn J. Coombs Ardyce R. Hickey Grace M. Plautz Grace M. Buma W. Conley McLaughlin H. Merle Lockin Lester M. Blanch Gladyce M. Maltby Fern J. Holmes Mila D. Helmsoth L. C. McWilliams Aurelia Mrs S. M. Fouts Cherokee LeMats

Plagman Bros Deliver Wool Shipment to Aurelia

Plagman Bros of Brooke township moved a full car load of wool to Aurelia for market. The wool was packed in sacks of about 250 pounds each, part of the family's extensive holdings in sheep as well as turkeys, chickens, cattle and hogs.

Plagman Bros Brooke Township Aurelia

Galva Area Prefers New Bank as Promised

Preliminary work continues to establish a banking institution in Galva. Officials promise a real bank will open soon to serve the town and surrounding territory, though exact opening date and promoters are not yet disclosed.

Galva

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mike Hines S. D. University ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church William Walter OF Deposit Insurance Congress The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Surance Farmers National Bank Car Geo. Larson Washta James McDonald Benevolence Society D. J. Gilchrist Kleeberger Harness Shop George Roggow Peterson Julius Jordan T. C. Creeps Bert Dice Night Watch First Trust & Savings
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