Epworth League and Guild Activities Planned in Sioux City
The Sioux City district Epworth League convention will meet June 20 and 22. The Young Mens Guild holds its last meeting before vacation tonight. The Boys American club takes a break for several weeks. Sunday events include morning worship at 10:30 with the Hall of Fame sermon, Sunday school at 9:45, Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. and evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8.00.
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Sioux City
Young Mens Guild
Guild
Boys American Club
the Hall of Fame
Epworth League
Larson
Karama Girls Entertained At LeMars
The Karama club of LeMars hosted the Karama girls Tuesday night with supper at Cleveland Park and pictures by Hester. Heavy clouds and rain sent guests to shelter then back to LeMars for a slumber party at Miss Crouch’s home before trains departed for Sioux City and beyond.
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LeMars
Cleveland Park
Hester
Cora Crouch
Adeline Pierce
Carrie Striker
Emma Howell
Grace Kleeberger
Ellen Johnson
Cora
Jessie Lockin
Flora Dubes
Marion Pitcher
Grace Lewis
Sioux City
Dry goods merchant weighs town plans and family duties
A dry goods merchant starts downtown while his wife urges a city stop for a Stanhope cart to use Sunday. Nearby a vehicle dealer discusses the aging buggy and school timing as a family breakfast conversation unfolds.
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Stanhope
John
Mail order menace debate prompts home merchant vow
An article recalls a town bank scene with buyers planning city shopping and a distant printing firm printing checks. Local meeting blasts mail order trade as treason to home merchants and urges education starting at home.
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United States
Swat The Fly in Iowa War on Germs Begins
Des Moines urges statewide summer campaign to exterminate flies. Officials warn flies carry typhoid and diarrheal diseases, call for aggressive clean up, fly proofing by sealing garbage, vaults, outhouses, screened doors and windows, and city ordinances enforcing protection of food and premises.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fly Control and Public Health Message Encourages Screening
A national health bulletin warns against flies near babies and milk, urging households to keep homes screened and use wire mesh fly traps. Aretas E. Kepford, State Lecturer, promotes fly deterrents and offers further particulars from the department.
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National Health Bulletin
Aretas E. Kepford
Memorial Day drive supports Aurelia Cemetery and ball game
The Cemetery Association appeals for dues and invites all to Aurelia Memorial Day events. Ladies cook a big town dinner in the M E church basement to fund maintenance while a home team baseball game against Galva and a band provide entertainment. Scores from a club contest are listed, with plans for a future program announcement.
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Cemetery Association
Iowa
Aurelia
Noble Women of the Cemetery Association
M. E
Aurelian
Galva
DuPont Trophy Second Shoot Under Windy Conditions
Notes of the Gun Club report the second DuPont trophy shoot held Saturday evening May 13. High winds reduced scores with Ed Rice achieving the best showing at seventy percent and earning two weeks to held carry the trophy. Predicts twenty five straight needed for next contest.
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Ed Rice
F. R. Welch
Jas. Hartigan
E. 0. Fisher
J. K. Rice
George Wharton
A. Fairchild
J. W. Fairchild
A. §. Crabb
Andrew Sutton
W. W. Fairchild
Hans Nelson
Jim Gay
Secy
The Detriment of Revenge and Bitter Hatred
The piece argues revenge harms the avenger more than the target. It notes bitter feelings hinder development, diminish efficiency, and deteriorate character. Hatred and jealousy corrode ability to perform and lead to criminal behavior. It condemns waiting for harm and praises restraint.
Aurelia Cemetery Association Delinquent Dues Notice
Notice to Aurelia Cemetery Association members from the elected Financial Secretary. The message states responsibility to collect delinquent dues and manage dues accounts. The wording indicates duties to address arrears and maintain association finances.
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Aurelia Cemetery Association
Memorial Day Dues Urged to Support Cemetery Grounds
Mrs J H Dieterich urges all lot owners to pay long outstanding dues for three to five years to cover new land purchase fencing seeding tree planting and a new engine and tank. Trustees demand shared effort in maintaining resting places and invite members to the M E church basement for dinner.
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M. E
J. H. Dieterich
F. See
Of Interest To Fishermen License Rules For Fishing
State rules require anyone over 16 to obtain a license to hunt fish or trap using lines hooks spears seines or traps. Women fishing only are exempt. Resident or temporary lake resort resident pays 1. non residents 10. non citizens 25.
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United States
Local Notes From West Elk and Surrounding Areas
West Elk and East Afton report Geo Ruge's young son very ill and D Honsbrook's daughter currently sick. Minnie Sump helps Mrs A L McKinnon with house work. Ernest Kolpin and his sisters attended a basket social for the German church in Aurelia last Saturday. Howard Haisht, driving home from Cherokee, endured a wind storm with near zero visibility due to dust.
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Geo. Ruge
D. Honsbrook
Minnie Sump
A. L. McKinnon
Ernest Kolpin
Aurelia
Howard Haisht
Cherokee
Quiet Home Wedding Ties Two Families
A small, quiet wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Wihlen last Wednesday at five o clock, uniting their daughter Jennie with Harry Schmidt of Sioux City. The couple will reside in Sioux City after visiting with family. Nearby residents Emanual Simmers and Clair Dobson visited relatives this past Sunday. Local livestock woes include Haight and Mann with sick horses, and Kruse with two lost horses and a badly injured one.
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Emanual Simmers
W. B. Anderson
Marathon
Clair Dobson
Aurelia
Jay Petton
John Wihlen
Jennie
Harry Schmidt
Sioux City
W. E. Haight
Wm. Mann
Mr. Haight
Gus Kruse
Diamond Items Highlight Community Happenings
Mrs A C Lanham was taken to Hornibrook hospital at Cherokee on Friday. Wm Cockburn and family drove to Cherokee on Tuesday. Maurine Slater of Cherokee visits the W F Lindsay home. Thom Hall and A C Lanham went to Danbury by auto Saturday. Diamond Center youths attended an Mt Olive entertainment Friday. Lottie Lanham of Danbury stays at the Lanham home during Mrs Lanham’s absence. Arthur Ohlson and Algy Lindsay attended a Cherokee field meet Friday. Ernest Isakson and wife were Cherokee callers Tuesday. Rev Chipperfield district superintendent is to lead Diamond services next Sunday.
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Wm. Cockburn
Cherokee
Maurine Slater
W. F. Lindsay
Thom. Hall
A. C. Lanham
Danbury
Diamond Center
Mt. Olive
Lottie Lanham
Lanham
Arthur Ohlson
Algy Lindsay
Ernest Isakson
Chipperfield
Diamond
House For Sale With Barn And Well In Galva
Five room house with a good barn and a well offered for sale. Bargain price if taken in the next thirty days. Easy payments available. Phone 6106 Galva.
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Galva
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Pittsburgh
Aurelia Lumber
First National Bank
Das. F. Toy
W. P. Miller
W. H. Bisehel
A. D. Coffman
D. R. Whitney
Bari
Luella Lewis
LeMars Karama Club
Aurelia Club
Chicago
Beautiful Smith
Eaco
Golden Sun
C. C. Hansen
West Elk and
East Afton
Hornibrook Hospital
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