Aurelia Sentinel Notice on Subscriber Payments
Notice from The Aurelia Sentinel by E. C. Lighter owner states the paper does not stop at expiration and continues to be mailed only if subscribers notify or continue to pay the charge.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
1
Notice from The Aurelia Sentinel by E. C. Lighter owner states the paper does not stop at expiration and continues to be mailed only if subscribers notify or continue to pay the charge.
Allen L. Neville announces candidacy for nomination to the clerk of court of Cherokee county Iowa subject to Republican voters in the June 4 1934 primaries Floyd H. Hamilton seeks Republican nomination for state representative in the June 4 primary Wayne H. Flickinger runs for nomination and reelection as clerk of district court of Cherokee county invites continued support May 1934
Andrew J. Roeder born February 7, 1874 in Hohenburg Germany. He lived in Iowa Minnesota and Colorado before dying May 4 1934 in Greeley Colorado. He married Mabel Demarest in 1902 and is survived by his wife daughter Sylvia Mae and many relatives. Funeral services were held May 1934 at the Congregational church in Aurelia Iowa.
A listing of residents from Cleghorn Cushing and Cherokee includes Will Goodburn and family L. Goodburn from Vermillion South Dakota and many others such as Mrs Hasse Mrs Ruby Soule and Robert Minnick among attendees and correspondents.
Edwin Trigg presents church school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 00 with a Mothers Day service. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 7 00.
After May 1 his office in Washta will be open from 1 p m to 5 p m and by appointment in the morning. Office phone 39 and house phone 161 listed. James Mc Donald, Washta Optometrist. 7-3
Miss Della Peterson traveled to Wash ta to visit friends including Mrs. Mearle Hunter. ABCs of attendance include Mr and Mrs Charlie Gustafson visiting W F Hickey, and a cornerstone ceremony for the Elk Baptist church rebuilt after a fire. Local families hosted showers and Sunday dinners with relatives from Aurelia, Holstein, Storm Lake, and Quimby.
A detailed school report covers classroom activities across grades from first to twelfth. It notes reading, math drills, language reviews, farm and civics topics, poetry memorization, art projects, and preparations for semester exams, with student names and birthdays mentioned.
Mrs. Alfred Stieneke and companions visited Sioux City to see Mrs. Fae Mitchell at St Vincent's hospital. Families visited, and several residents attended the mother and daughter banquet at Aurelia Congregational church. Delores Otto misses school with measles.
For sale 400 acres in Cherokee county offered in three parcels. One tract is 268 acres improved, other tracts mostly pasture. Bids accepted for any part or all until May 16, cash or terms.
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