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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1931
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel informs subscribers that the paper does not stop at expiration unless notified. Continued receipt implies payment. Rates listed: Per year in advance outside Cherokee county and in foreign countries $1.50 $1.75 $2.00.
W L Paxson, former Spencer high school principal and Rembrandt Iowa high school leader in 1927, is appointed assistant principal of Central high school in Sioux City with a 2400 dollar yearly salary. He is 27, married to Aurelia native Miss Jane Waddell, and will complete an MS at the University of Iowa after summer. Paxson is a Parsons College graduate and previously taught science.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast eczema and itching cure. It promises relief within days with night and morning baths and offers an 85 cent bottle from progressive druggists with a money back guarantee if not fully cured.
Edgar Swanson elected as instructor of Manual Arts and History at Wapello High. Herman Cox purchases shoe repair shop in Carroll and takes charge. Alta tracks team loses to Holstein 814 to 494 with Coach Perry. Otto Johnson returns from Sweden. Fairview school faculty largely set with Supt Butterfield reelected. Buena Vista County Agricultural Society votes free fair grounds use for non profit groups. Arthur Bolstad and Wm Carnac set Los Angeles to Alta speed record in a Cadillac. 2,000 miles in 3 days 3 1 2 hours.
Cherokee Iowa Roy McManus and James Loucks were returned from Sapulpa Oklahoma by Deputy Sheriff D E Danielson. McManus pleaded guilty to larceny in the night time and was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond.
William Buddenhagen born April 9 1871 in Will County Illinois died May 12 1931 at age 60 in Aurelia Iowa after a period of ill health He moved to Iowa at age five and lived fifty five years on a farm in Art township Cherokee County He married Emma Golnitz and left six sons and four daughters Surviving children are Essie Heese Henry Elmer Edna John Minnie Lilly Arthur Ro and Roy all at home except Essie and Henry He is also survived by two brothers Henry Aurelia and Charlie Storm Lake and seven sisters Emma Edith Buddenhager Mrs Lou Anderson Mrs Mary Pintel Mrs Ann Morrill Chas Bethke Milwaukee and Mrs Frank Dixon Lakota Preston South Dakota Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church in Afton township last Friday with Rev Henry Braunsweig officiating Interment followed in the church cemetery.
We extend our thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father and for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. Wm. Buddenhagen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hesse.
The Aurelia Woman's Club held its annual luncheon at the Luckin hotel on Friday noon in May. Thirty two members were seated at two long tables with gold and white decor and calendule centerpieces. A three course dinner was served with Mrs Welch as toastmistress. The program featured songs, readings, and solos by club members and guests. Mrs H Carlberg was elected delegate to the Biennial convention at Marshalltown.
Cherokee tracksters take first place at the Big Sioux meet in Orange City with 33 points. Plans near completion for a new bridge on primary No 21 at South Second street with bids expected soon and work to start in June. Over 300 Cherokee county Farm Bureau women gather at the Country club for Achievement Day. attendance likely to exceed 600. J R Rogers travels to Gering Nebraska after visiting relatives. Treptow post American Legion drum corps opens 1931 season with first at the district meet in Rock Rapids and wins $75 prize.
Researchers create mixtures containing most egg constituents but cannot reproduce the exact combination. The effort to synthesize a true egg substance remains unresolved, as tests show missing elements in artificial preparations.
Judge Heald approved a decree in the Waldo estate case settling all claims. George Waldo accepts 1550 and receives payment per an agreement, with all other claims dropped. The court found no sufficient evidence of mental incapacity or undue influence and noted the contract’s terms were materially altered yet still confer clear title to 30 acres in sections 8 and 9, township.
The court upholds payment of 8000 to Mary Hines and Martha Waldo under the contract. Eddie M. Erickson is found to have no interest in the estate after a prior settlement. Martha Waldo is granted full title to Lot 5, Block 18, in Alta.
Next Sunday we celebrate Pentecost the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the first disciples at Jerusalem. The sermon emphasizes the third person the God-head and invites all to hear the word of scripture under Pastor E. F. Webking.
Edith J. Marriott of Baltimore explains how Kruschen Salts helped her drop from 200 to 145 pounds after four bottles. She claims friends noticed her slender change and urges daily half teaspoon doses with hot water before breakfast. The ad promises a 4 week supply for 85 cents and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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