Paving requests and a quiet wedding headline local activity
Sutherland Courier reports three petitions for asphalt paving filed with the town council during a special session to discuss street repairs. A Metz Construction crew will resume highway No. 2 work from the I. Jorgensen farm toward the west edge of Newell. In Canton South Dakota a quiet double wedding occurred as Miss Ina McCleary and Miss Ruth Clapsaddle tied with Messrs Walter Zimmer and Ross Forney respectively. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune notes faster Milwaukee road service starting May 2 with a steam locomotive and air conditioned coach between Hex Maines and Spirit Lake, while Glenn B. Peek faces new delays in his criminal trial based on physician reports. The Cattermole house prep begins for a new theater site on North Lake, contractor Park moving in. Marcus reports paving has absorbed unemployment for at least six weeks, with completion expected in six more. Galva couples Ina McCleary and Walter Zimmer and Ruth Clapsaddle and Ross Forney wed in a Sioux City ceremony, both graduates from Galva High School. Wedding stationery advertised at Sentinel.
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Sutherland Courier
Newell Mirror
Metz Construction Company
I. Jorgensen
Newell
Peterson Partiat
Hesper Libult
Jas. Libu
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Hex Maines
Sipirt Lake
Milwaukee Road
Glenn LB. Peek
Storm Lake
Marshalltown
Galva Tribune
Ina McCleary
Walter Zimmer
Ruth Clapsaddle
Ross Forney
Rev. Dunne
Sioux City
Galva High School
Ida Grove
Cherokee Market Partners Retire After Long Business Run
Charlies Graves and Joseph Lockyer, partners in the City Market, announce retirement from business. Cherokee County wool growers to meet Thursday night at Farm Bureau office to discuss wool situation and pooling date. Hal C. Dewar files to run for fourth district county supervisor. City news includes pension plan advocates at Townsend club and a gasoline explosion badly burning Cletus Rapp’s hands and arms in a Cherokee garage and repair shop fire.
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Charlies Graves
Joseph Lockyer
Cheroke County
Farm Bureau
H. Thompson
Cherokee Townsend Club
Old Age Pension Plan
Workers’ Alliance Hall
C. A. Pelton
Postmum
Mr. Newell
Sioux City
Hal C. Dewar
J. &. Pennington
Lars Mark
Frank A. Becker
Cletus Rapp
John Mullenberg
Cherokee
Specials Offered Again Friday and Saturday Aurelia Ads
Special low price bargains are offered again Friday and Saturday by Aurelia businesses. Some repeat last week’s specials while others present new prices. Last weekend drew many shoppers. another surge is expected. Inside pages list 12 names, whose clips grant free admission to Community Theatre at regular shows except Wednesdays.
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Aurelia
Hail Insurance Policy Ad by Lockin Agency
An advertisement by Harry H. Lockin Insurance Agency promotes hail insurance with guaranteed premium pricing and prompt field loss payments. It invites inquiries to explain policies and quote rates without obligation.
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Harry H. Lockin Insurance Agency
Aurelia Commencement Plans Noted With Record Class
Aurelia high school prepares commencement for 31 seniors eight boys and 18 girls the largest class yet. speaker B F Williams Des Moines will address The graduates include Pierre Peterson who died by hanging a week earlier and other alumni names. Baccalaureate May 22 class day May 24 and commencement May 26 in the high school auditorium at 8 pm.
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Pierre Peterson
Aurelia High School
Aurelia School
B. F. Williams
Des Moines
The
Sentinel
Edwin Trigg
Financial Report of Aurelian Town for 1937 38
The Sentinel prints the annual financial report of the town of Aurelian compiled by town clerk HL He Deyloff on the last page. It covers receipts and expenditures for the year ending March 21, 1938 and is published as required by law. Council proceedings are in the same page.
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Aurelian
HL. He Deyloff
the Sentinel
Beginners Band To Play In Street Concert In Aurelia
Albert J. Morse, director of the Aurelia high school band, has formed a beginners band of 20 youngsters to appear at summer street concerts. The plan is for the beginners to play for the first minutes, then join with the regular high school band which has 30 members and is in fine shape for the season.
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Albert J. Morse
Aurelia
Morse
Notice to Water Users in AML Town
Water users with meters not registering must repair and place them in working order. The Water Superintendent will be instructed to turn off water July 1, 1936 if meters are not in working order by that date. By order of the Mayor and Town Council.
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Aml
Couneil
4 H Record Book Winners Selected
Cherokee Times reports 4 H record book winners with Phili Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Peterson from Ditcher township and Nellie Mangan daughter of Lizzie Mangan of Afton township among county winners. County Agent CH Thompson led the boys work with Miss Juola Antisdel home demonstration agent guiding the girls.
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Cherokee Times
Phili Pettrson
Ralph Peterson
Ditcher
Nellie Manganaughter
Lizzie Mangan
Afton
Urday
Cherokee County
Pluk
Carters
Farm Bureau
CH. Thompson
Juola Antisdel
Iowa Public Service Cites Taxes Paid in 1937
Iowa Public Service Co. reports 1937 taxes averaging about 600 dollars per employee for 782 workers in Cherokee district. Manager Lew Johnsen notes the company’s tax bill, while large, supports payroll and could fund 469 new jobs at 1 000 dollars each, as rate reductions followed improved efficiency and higher consumer use.
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Iowa Public Service Co
Lew Johnsen
Alice
Amutye
Jhiggest Electric Companies
Jdohnsen
Iowa
Slocke
Optometrist Notice Open May 10 For Appointments
Office hours nine to two and one to five. Please phone for appointment. Olive phone 89 house phone 151. James McDonald and D Wuashta are optometrists.
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Olive
James McDonald
D. Wuashta
Sentinel Ad Free Classified Special This Week
The Sentinel announces a free classified ad special for Friday and Saturday only. Advertisers may submit up to five lines of copy in person at a Sentinel office, with no phone calls or mail orders accepted for next week’s issue.
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The
Sentinel
Craywadert
Hne
Far West
Alta News Items Looking Back From Alta Advertiser
EvEng services opened at Wik Baptist church led by Rev Thorwald C G Jensen from Mount Pleasant. A hail storm north of Alfa damaged crops near dusk Wednesday. Secretary O J Bains reported Buena Vista county school group approval under JB Durry. Notable locals and events span 10 to 30 years ago, including graduations, crop setbacks, storms, and civic notes from Aurelia and surrounding areas.
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Wik Baptist Church
Thorwald CG. Jensen
First Baptist Church of
Mount Pleasant
Alfa
O. J. Bains
Bom
Buena Viste Councy
JB. Durry
Alta
Toovie Eto
Alts
Olsan
Laminas Fioter
Olive
Dominiion
DLR
Muser
George Ty Anderson
Signal Honor for Irwin C. Kroll Named President
Irwin Gyheal, funeral director, was elected president of the Northwest down Funeral Director's association at a Brimghar meeting Tuesday evening. He was also named as a member of the board of governors of the Iowa State Funeral Directors Association. The Northwest Twin district covers Donia Vista, Cherokee, Chay, Wickinson, Lyon, OBrien, Deer Dha, Plymouth, Siewx, and Woou dlan y.
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Irwin Gy Heal
Wits
Northwest Down Funeral Director’s Association
Brimghar
Laad
Lows
Diraah
Northwest Tawi
Doena Vista
Cherokee
Chay
Wickinson
Lyon
Obrien
Deerdha
Plymouth
Siewx
Wooudlany
Business Men urged to submit copies for weekend ads
Local notice urges business men to prepare and send their ad copy each weekend promptly. Do not wait to be called for changes. Bring in copies or call and a Sentinel representative will visit to arrange submission.
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The
Sentinel
Sioux City Relays Spark Sioux City Relays Title
Sioux City teams lead Alta Relays with top overall finish. Dodyce tied for first in the standout events, Batherville and Cureoll also high placements. Other notable results include Vet 20 and Grave 23, Denise Viegderith 16, and multiple small-town athletes earning placing scores.
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Sioux City
Hook Raiders
Stuns City
Stavigit Traels
Che Diel
Cus Aloe
Eres
Ily
Viva - Craters
Batherville
Owith
Cureoll
Abbagael Peart Dodyce
Vet
Grave
Denise
Viegderith
Holstein
Oilebell
Mayallit
Aurelia
Cherokern
Quimby
Milford
Farikemeile
Arthur
Cleghorn
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Cherokee News
American Express
First Trust & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Marie Anderson
Muriel Blake
Madalyone Tooth
Kenneth Bruce Marguerite Bruce
John Christensen
Claude Davis
Vernon Vlark
Berneice Harden
Thelma Harden
Dorothy Harrison
Merlyn Honsbruch
Robert
Tronek
Jeanette Johnson
Melvin Johnson
Arken Kelpin
Richard Kelpin
Margaret Lee
Shirley Leeds
Arlin Lehnhardt Selene Lighter
William Lindsay Russell McKinnis
Dale Mummert Reitzell Nordstrom
John Oakes
Filmore
Chtsen
Dean Parrott
Philip Peterson
Phyllis Port
Geraldine Scott
Jerre Peterson
Heing
Bengtson
Anvelia
A. N. Tilton
Kroll
Whewthis
Peterson
Sweden
Magnuson
Hunie Bengtson
Aly
P. Bengtson
G. A. Johnson
Chersker
Good Hope Cemetery
Financial Report of Town
Iowa Public Service
Alta Advertiser
Bheven Girly
Iva Miller
Etholyn Mahn
Ghaalys Mahn
Marjorie Weise
Lillite Leimseth
Ruby Krase
Bredan Chevenin
Prantes Peters
Florence Chandler
Alice Evans
Esther Strom
Leon Bisechel
Orville Erickson
Charles Harod Myverett Hullgren
Lowa
Dhimage
Fis Fivaun
Auerelia
Victor Liowsen
Rey Myers
Otteloupe
Miaurdin Datiivtsan
Canis Dodie
Acielia
Roy
Pred Schueder
Saan
Chicago
Irwin C. Kroll
Loekin Agency
weEmeel
Farmers National Bank
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