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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
3
Alta News Items Mixed Local Notes From Alta
Mr and Mrs Charley Johnson returned home from a two year California visit last week. Oliver Larsen of Alta is eyed by State University coach Ingwerson to fill the Cherokee Indian post. Eddie Larson sold his interest in The Corneliussen Co and bought a store at Battie Creek Iowa. Kitten ball league plans form for Alta this summer with four teams and a finals squad. Rev and Mrs Nestander visited Chicago for church business and Nestander showed Europe travel pictures at Augustana college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Johnson
California
Charley
West
Daily Press
Oliver Larsen
Alta
Ingwerson
The
State University
Eddie Larson
Corneliussen Co
Battie Creek
Iowa
Larson
Palmer S. Nestander
Chicago
Nestander
Augustana College
Europe
Schaller Girl Killed in Gun Accident
Three year old Clarabell Stiller, daughter of Vand Mes William Stiller of Schaller, was accidentally shot in the back while children played with a loaded shotgun and died a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarabell Stiller
Vand Mes
William Stiller
Schaller
Perry Named Principal of Alta High School
Iva E. Perry has been elected principal of the Alta high school for 1929 at a salary of $2,000. He will coach athletics and teach manual training. Four men teachers will compose the Alta staff next year. For the first time in many years there will be a man in junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva E. Perry
Alta High School
Alta
Impressions of a New Congressman's Early Term
Ed H. Campbell, a new Congressman from the Eleventh District, writes from Washington about the capital, congressional work, and policy aims. He critiques appropriations processes, opines on a proposed Nicaragua canal, praises inland waterways for cheaper transport, and outlines farm and tariff priorities while noting challenges in hiring and postmaster appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Eleventh
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Panama
Canal
Suez Canal
Middle West
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Secretary Good
Hoover
Haugen
Agriculture Committee
Boies
West Point
Annapolis
Ed H. Campbell
Cleghorn Wins In Cherokee County Track Meet
Cleghorn High School led by Clifford Fessler with 23 of 56 points captured first at the Cherokee county track meet on the Aurelia grounds last Saturday. Aurelia finished second with 44, Meriden third. Events included sprints, distance runs, jumps, throws, and relays with Fessler team leader and multiple records noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleghorn High School
Clifford Fessler
Cherokee County
Aurelia
Meriden
Quimby
Larrabee
Fessler
Cleghorn
Rasmus
Conley
Rapp
Ehlers
Holderness
Courtright
Dorr
Ehler
Wiel
Nelson
Kintigh
Fiel
Wessler
Bengtson
Chapman
Kinzel
Lockin
Bergert
Smith
Aurelia High to award sixteen diplomas this Friday
The Aurelia high school senior class of sixteen graduates will receive diplomas at a Friday May 24 commencement in the school auditorium. Events include class day May 9, baccalaureate May 19 with Rev. Edwin Trige, class play May 28, and free admission for the community with a paid cost for the stage production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia High School
Edwin Trige
Congregational Church
Nancy
Della S. Gray
Iowa
Gray
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
New England
Nancy Leich
Carline
H. B. Hutchinson
Grace M. E. Church
Sioux City
Aurelia
Board of Education
Cherokee County Post Office Appoints Acting Postmaster
J Karl Kennedy aged 44 of Cherokee was named acting postmaster replacing C M Sullivan who left to become district manager for Union Central Life Insurance in Cincinnati. Debris marks the site of Carnahan grocery razed and the new J C Penney Co building to be constructed there. Building starts immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Karl Kennedy
Cherokee
C. M. Sullivan
Union Central Life Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
Carnahan Grocery
J. C.penny Co
Art Smith Sentenced Six Months For Liquor Nuisance
Art Smith of Cherokee pleaded guilty before Judge C. C. Bradley on Monday to maintaining a statutory liquor nuisance. He received six months in jail and a $600 fine. Failure to pay fines triggers an additional year of imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
Art Smith
Cherokee
C. C. Bradley
Marcus
Jarqson Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting Tuesday
The auxiliary met Tuesday afternoon with reports on the Cherokee patriotic meeting and the Marcus county gathering. Plans were set for the annual poppy sale and national defense, committees formed for Memorial Day dinner, and extra supplies organized for quick service. The next county meeting is at Cleghorn May 21 with many Legion and Auxiliary members planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Marcus
Cleghorn
Legion
Auxiliary
Looks Donated to Aurelia Public Library
Donated by Mr. Anderson and Norma Lewis along with a friend, the Aurelia Public Library received several novels including Story of an African Farm by Oliver Schremer The Window at the White Cat by Mary Roberts Rinehart Through the Pasture Gate by Florence L Barclay and The Shade of the East by E N Hull Also roller skates for children priced at $1.25 per pair from Mummert's Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Anderson
Oliver Schremer
Norma Lewis
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Florence L. Barclay
E. N. Hull
B. Gertrude Atherton
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
The column recalls ten years of local events including the sudden death of Mrs. Wm Gifford after a stroke at 57, large land sales near Milford and Aurelia, business shifts by A Harris Sac City venture, Mummert selling Jordan farm to Bert Frank Waddell, and land purchases by J C Lockin and son Larry and Mummert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Mummert
Jordan
Town
Bert Frank Waddell
J.C. Lockin
Tlarry and
Mummert
Milford
Voss-Marriage Ties Early Young Lady to New Town Groom
The notice reports the marriage of Carl Voss to Florence Stephan of Early, performed April 24 at the bride’s home. Florence, a 1927 Early High School graduate, helps at home. Carl, son of Mr and Mrs H Voss of Minneapolis, recently moved to Aurelia, opening a Whippet Willys Knight agency and a shop in the former American theatre building. They left for a wedding trip to Minneapolis and are now settled in the Herman Kruse house as Conley McLaughlin vacated. The Sentinel offers belated best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouetention
Carl Voss
Florence Stepan
Warly
Magust Stephan
Owu
Scho
H. Voss
Minneaplis
Fund Town
Willys Knight Agency
Au Pair
American Theatre
Voss
Minneapolis
Aurelia
Herman Kruse
Conley McLaughlin
Sentinel
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Mummert's Hardware
Fred Fuheman
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B. Parker
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Henry Bisener
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B. E. Lloyd
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