Local notes cover births sales and community events
W R Chandler of St Paul visits town. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ohlson and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Roy Schroeder. Camp Fire bazaar at Rapp Hardware. Local businesses tout new stock and services. Funeral, church and Memorial Day plans loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Chandler
St. Paul
Fergus
Carlberg Bros
Burgess Dry
H. J. Arends
C. R. Kleeberger
Lloyd Ohlson
Roy Schroeder
Rapp Hardware Store
Pierce & Son's
Tom Griffith
Des Moines
I. G. Y. G. Club
Will Glawe
Fairmont Creamery Co
R. I
Martin Thompson
N. K. Rowley
George
Mitchell
South Dakota
M. Mummert
Rowley
Will Booth
A. L. Neville
Fairmont Creamery
Walter Bischel
August Bischel
D. Hankens
Donald
Frank Colby
Cherokee
Eversharp
Junior High Program Delights With Rain Aided Show
The Junior High School at the auditorium presented a Friday night program praised as one of the nicest this year. Despite rain all afternoon and evening, the young performers drew a good crowd. They prepared for two weeks under Mrs. O C Waddell Miss Strand and Miss Beavers and earned high praise for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Waddell
For Sale Barred Rock Eggs Hatching Thompson Strain
For sale eggs from Thompson laying strain with special mating at 1.00 for 16. A E Froning contact phone 215-1. Lost tire carrier tire rim tail light and South Dakota license plate found on the road between Aurelia and Sutherland Saturday afternoon. 5.00 reward offered for return to Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Lewis
Union Mutual Casualty Co
A. B. Lindsay
Aurelia
A. L. Neville
the Sentinel
Thompson
South Dakota
Sutherland
Sentinel Office
School Notes and Student Achievements Across Grades
The notes recount classroom activities from first to fifth grade including phonics focus, alphabet letter crafts used in bird projects, outdoor book progress, and fractions. Highlights mention perfect attendance, ten students with 100 percent in math, Palmer Method buttons earned, mother booklets, and bird and flower projects with the local for sale column noting a passable listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frances “Handler
Viola Grieme
Bonnie Xeister
Lorn Johnson
Marian Haleuth Mongan
Esther Nelson
Carl Wrighter
Daniel Farley
Elmer Strom
Ildred Nelson
Jimmy Crowl
Work Both Ends Against the Middle
Roland Fuller pursues a rise in the Morton Store firm and aims to marry Josephine Reeves. He plans to gain junior partnership by leveraging pull and weight, working both ends against the middle to secure finances and status before proposing. Josephine’s father endorses the match, pledging support as Fuller chambers into a leadership role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Fuller
Josephine Reeves
Roland
Old Man Reeves
Morton Store
Fuller
Reeves
Charley
Mr. Morton
Morton
Mr. Reeves
Josephine
Josephine Goodby
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M. EB. Church
Anton Swanson
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Nels Swanson
Else Nelson
Gilbert
McAllister
Carl Ohlson
L. P. Nelson
Byron Sweet
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Iene Orincome
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Wilbur Sweet
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Aurelia Battery Station
J. S. Mummert
Herbert Wetzler
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James Reimersma
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Henry Bischel
W. R. Wetzler
Schleswig
Applington
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A. N. Allen
C. M. Jones
Duluth
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O. A. Roger
Maybelle Hoyt O’neil
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M. McCartney
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Colorado
W. A McLaughlin
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A. A. Dingman
H. J. Arenda
H. H. Carroll
Clara Lockin
Cedar Rapids
John Morgan
Oklahoma City
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C. M. Morgan
L. E. Christensen
New Ulm
Chas. Johnson
Carl Larson
Katherine Miller
Methodist Church
Swift
Sioux City
Goodyear
Goodyaar
Guarantee Oil Co
Ford Truck Chain
Power House
George Lamm
Andrew Alsgaard
Cherokee County
Farmers National Bank
Iowa
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Remington
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Carlberg Brothers
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