Memorial Day Observance Plans and Schedule
The program lists a 9 a.m. procession led by city officials and veterans, with a route to the cemetery for a reading of Gettysburg Address by F. G. Scott, G. A. R. services, flower girls, Taps, and WWII and Spanish-American veterans. Dinner at noon by cemetery ladies, plus 1:30 p.m. memorial services at the Congregational church. speaker has not yet been secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
F. D. Waddell
Congregational Church
Cherokee county Farm Bureau to host second annual picnic
On June 20 Farm Bureau members and friends meet at Tourist Park for the 1923 picnic. W R Montgomery R L Little and O C Jones head the general committee planning programs and appoint subcommittees. John Nitz E J Morrison C H Rhodes E J Baum Perry Boughton form the sports panel. Henry Lauer Fred L Blake A L Neville Nelson Rosene manage refreshments. Prof W H Stevenson of Ames will speak. Eighth grade graduation will be held at 11, Superintendent Harrison of Buena Vista to deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Cherokee County
W. R. Montgomery
R. L. Little
O. C. Jones
John Nitz
E. J. Morrison
Pilot
C. H. Rhodes
Tilden
E. J. Baum
Rock
Perry Boughton
Cherokee
Henry Lauer
Fred L. Blake
Afton
A. L. Neville
Nelson Rosene
W. H. Stevenson
Soils Department
State College
Ames
Harrison
Buena Vista
Passing of another pioneer settler C M Morgan
C M Morgan longtime Aurelia resident died at home Friday after a series of strokes. Born 1845 in Vermont he moved to Clayton and then Cherokee counties before settling in Pitcher township and later Aurelia. He married Rebecca McMullin, raised eight children, and was a leading stockman and farmer active in the M E church. Funeral at the M E church followed by burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery with relatives from nearby towns attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Morgan
Aurelia
Clarence Mayo Morgan
Johnson
Lamolle County
Vermont
Iowa
Clayton County
Cherokee County
Pitcher Township
Rebecca J. McMullin
Mr. Morgan
Fred C
James G
Lynn H
George R. Blanch
Frank
Maude M
J. J. Dawson
John P
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
M. E. Church
G. R. Gilbert
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Estella Blanch
Cedar Falls
Laura Kintz
Lodgepole
Nebraska
Norman Eye
Roy McMullen
John Hillis
Rockwell
Ija
Evelyn Eye
Alta
Washta Sees Rapid Progress in Electric Wire Installations
The Iowa Heat, Light & Power Co. crews advance despite rain, stringing wire between Kingsley and Washta. Most residents are wiring their properties and welcome the coming electric current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washta
Iowa Heat, Light & Power Co
Kingsley
Sentinel Office Ad Offers Sioux City Paper Subscriptions
Local ad invites readers to subscribe for Sioux City papers via The Sentinel office, highlighting available delivery options and contact details for new subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sentinel
Annual Luncheon of Woman's Club Held at Plymouth Hall
The Woman's Club closed its year with a luncheon on Wednesday May 16 at Plymouth Hall. Four tables, appled blossoms, Misses Margaret Pruitt Theressa DeVries Iane Nelson and Aileen Dingman served a two course meal. Toastmistress Mrs Arthur Fraser led the program with talks by Mrs C E Day on A New Leaf in the Book and suggestions for the club, a toast to Humanity by Mrs F G Scott, and dreams realized by Mrs Helmer Carlberg. Miss Iane Nelson performed a violin solo with encore. Upcoming reports from Home Economics Club Literary Club and Citizenship work were presented before a business meeting elected Miss Cora Lockin as president for the coming year. An accompanying notice promotes a government booklet How Other People Get Ahead from the U S Treasury for savers with modest incomes. Copies available from William B Bosworth in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Plymouth Hall
Margaret Pruitt
Theressa DeVries
Iane Nelson
Aileen Dingman
Arthur Fraser
C. E. Day
F. G. Scott
Helmer Carlberg
Chamberlin
H. Dieterich
Cora Lockin
Treat pig illnesses with Cherokee Stock Remedy Co
Local poultry and livestock ad offers treatments for young pigs including white scours preen scours necro enteritis bullnose and mixed infections. Cherokee Stock Remedy Co based in Cherokee Iowa lists contact phone 211 for guarantees and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Stock Remedy Co
Cherokee
Iowa
Battery service offered at Aurelia station
Recharged, repaired, rebuilt or resealed batteries guaranteed. Aurelia Battery Station operates in the J. S. Mummert building offering full warranty on all work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Battery
J. S. Mummert Building
Aurelia High Announces Largest Senior Class of 1923
Twenty one Aurelia High seniors will receive diplomas Friday evening in a ceremony marking the largest class in school history. Eleven girls and ten boys will graduate, with a program featuring Keens Orchestra, an invocation by Rev G R Gilbert, a piano solo by Ruby Simmers, an address by Rev W S Harries, a girls sextette, and the presentation of diplomas by Supt CG Day. Class colors Champagne and Turquoise Blue, flower Sunburst Rose, motto Tonight we launch where shall we anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Keens Orchestra
G. R. Gilbert
Ruby Simmers
Passion For Power
W. S. Harries
Des Moines Music
Funeral for Mrs. John Custis Held at Aurelia Lutheran
Mrs. John Custis died at the state hospital in Cherokee on Thursday May 17. Funeral services were conducted at the Lutheran church in Aurelia, burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery. She was 42 years 8 months 12 days old and survived by her husband John and three sons Clifford Willie Floyd, plus a mother, three brothers, and seven sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Custis
State Hospital
Cherokee
Lutheran Church
Aurelia
Baumann
Pleasant Hill
Bertha Buddenhagen
Afton Township
Here
Clifford
Willie
Floyd
F. Buddenhagen
Henry
Chas
Storm Lake
Herman Pingle
Lew Anderson
Edith
This Place
R. W. Morrill
Imma
Chas. Bedke
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Frank Dixon
Arlington
South Dakota
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express our gratitude for the sympathy shown to us in our recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. John Custis and Children. Mrs. F Buddenhagen and Children.
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John Custis
F. Buddenhagen
Memorial Sunday at Methodist Church with patriotic music
Pastor G. R. Gilbert invites all to Memorial Sunday services with special choir music. The morning theme is Two Kinds of Bravery and the evening address A Man's Religion. Services aim to honor soldiers and encourage attendees spiritually.
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Union Choir
Aurelia Motor Co Offers Spring Car and Tractor Overhaul
We do all kinds of overhaul and repair work on cars and tractors. We have found a good man and guarantee all work. Prices are reasonable. Contact Aurelia Motor Co for spring overhaul jobs.
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Aurelia Motor Co
Happenings From Remsen to Storm Lake Across Region
Local notes show Remsen opening baseball season with an 8 to 3 win at LeMars and Marcus reporting an 8 to 1 home victory. LeMars council revokes cigaret licenses for four establishments after minor sales conviction. Meriden considers an $18,000 school addition bond vote on June 20. Storm Lake discusses restoring downtown cluster lights to improve lighting. First Engineer Herb Winslow returns to Galva Light Plant after winter in Miami.
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Remsen
LeMars
Marcus News
Sheldton
Galva
Herb Winslow
Miami
Florida
Winslow
Cherokee Times
Consolidated School District
Meriden
Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Sheriff Sangwin Cracks Down on Cherokee County Booze Trade
Sheriff Sangwin reports further arrests in the illegal liquor ring in Cherokee county. Oscar Olson, a farmer near Cher okee, sold five gallons of whiskey and ordered another five the next day, was jailed in Cherokee after a hearing and bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond. Thos J Caskey of Larrabee, tied to booneyping and a statutory nuisance, bound over on both counts with $600 bonds each. Others linked to the gang, including Boyd Tilton, face grand jury action as authorities continue operations against bootlegging in the region. The sheriff notes more gang members have fled the area seeking distant customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Sangwin
Oscar Olson
LA Miles
Cherokee
Olson
Grand Jury
Thos. J. Caskey
Larrabee
Andy Rasmus
Gaskey
Caskey
Storm Lake
Altho
Boyd Tilton
Grand
Caop
Knights of Pythias Welcome Cherokee Visitors Pep Fest
About fifteen visiting Knights from Cherokee surprised the local lodge Tuesday evening. After formalities the meeting became a lively Pep Fest with tales of adventures by Cherokee storytellers. Refreshments followed and all departed satisfied, hoping for another visit soon.
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Knights of Pythias
Cherokee
Aurelia Happenings Of Ten Years Ago
Dr Bundy sold his Aurelia residence and business to Ur iv Bates who will take possession July 1. The family will reside near August. A baseball meeting decided to form a team with over 400 dollars raised for support. Mrs Otto Johnson died at home northeast of Aurelia early Thursday. Two bands will provide music for Aurelia Decoration Day with Bert Vice and Gary Neilson in charge. Edgar Rapp signed to coach receiving for Storm Lake’s team this summer earning 100 dollars monthly. Ernest Kolpin and Blanche McQuinn married at the M I S parsonage by Rev Earl Hoon. Roy Whitney returned from Ohio City Ohio after selling his half interest in a grain, feed and coal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bundy
Aurelia
IV. G. Bates
Lhe
Otto Johnson
Bert Vice
Gari Neilson
Edgar Rapp
Storm Lake
Hr. L. Overings
Sioux City
M. Is. Parsonage
Ernest Kolpin
Blanche J. McQuinn
Earl Hoon
Roy Whitney
Ohio City
Ohio
Aurelia Livestock Shipping Spotlight In Illinois Central Magazine
Aurelia aims to lead in livestock shipments and will be featured in the Illinois Central Magazine. A magazine representative recently visited Aurelia to collect data and photograph railroad property and stock farm buildings for the upcoming article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Magazine
Aurelia
The
Sentinel
Bollard Family Visits Stricklers Sunday
F. J. Bollard and family drove from Fort Dodge Saturday evening for a Sunday visit at the home of Mrs. Bollard’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Strickler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Bollard
Fort Dodge
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Uncle Sam
U. S. Treasury’ Department
Wm. B. Bosworth
Government Savings
S. la Salle St
Chicago
Illinois
Aurelia Lumber CO
Froning & Sons
JOWA
British Columbia
AL and
Gus
Gladys Glawe
Ethel Kolpin
Ethel Nelson
Helen Maltby
Ruth Gilbert
Helen Bates
Florence Devries
Laura Hansen
Alice Johnson
Arleen McCarty Kermit Bischel
George Lammarie Devries
Lewis Daniels
Irwin Stutz
Clarence Fassler
Donald Lockin
Harold Paulson
Wendell Dawson
Fred Stiner
Methodist Church
Peterson
John Heick
W. M. Harvey
Citizens Savings Bank of
Quimby
Boston Cafe
A. R. Lake
P. F P. Mackel
Deuel & Thompson
William Lynch
C. C. McCoy
Main Street
Wis. W. R. Chandler
Eld Reliable Banking House
L. M. Yocum & CO
Galva, Ill
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Farmers National Bank
Ill
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