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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

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McDonald for State Senator

A concise candidate profile for McDonald a full blooded Scotchman born on a farm with extensive teaching and legal background. Iowa educator superintendent at Hopkinton 1907 09 studied at Michigan Chicago earning Ph B JD admitted 1912 practiced law since 1917 held county posts 1918 27 as Republican landowner and taxpayer. Opposes bond issues supports farm interests uniform taxation creditors banking safeguards audits of state expenditures.

State Teachers College Iowa Hopkinton University of Michigan University of Chicago Tam

Republican primary announcements for Iowa offices in 1928

A series of political notices announce candidacies for State Representative Congress Senate and County Attorney. Names include A I Birch Gerrit Klay Lew McDonald and R G Rodman with ties to Orange City Cherokee County Plymouth Ida counties and the Forty Sixth Senatorial District. Primary date is June 4 1928.

A. I. Birch Congress Eleventh Iowa Gerrit Klay Orange City Republican Party Senate Cherokee Ida Plymouth Lew McDonald Cherokee County R. G. Rodman

Coroner and Sheriff Candidates Announce Runs

Coroner nominee D Kingsbury seeks reelection as county coroner under Republican primary voters. Sheriff candidate Robert W Hall announces bid for sheriff subject to Republican primary voters on June 4.

Cherokee County Sheriff Candidate Announces Run

A candidate for Cherokee County Sheriff declares his bid in the June Democratic primary. 92 D. E. Danielson signs the notice and confirms candidacy under party authority.

Charity Defined True Charity Is Spontaneous

A nineteenth century reflection states that true charity arises from its own opportunity rather than persistence or rivalry, as exemplified by the virtue of genuine benevolence. The author cites Honorable Hosen Poitou to illustrate spontaneous generosity.

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School Notes From First To Fifth Grade Highlights

Notes cover weekly progress across grades with birthdays, perfects, exemptions, and exams. Mentions Harold Anderson, Ralph Cammack, Alvah Niles. perfect spelling records for Leonard Bengtson, Marguerite Bruce, Merlyn Honsbruch. visitors Mrs. Waddell and Mrs. Davis. birthday candy for Edwin Johnson. visits, vacations, and returning student Muriel Glawe.

Beacon Harold Anderson Ralph Cammack Alvah Niles Ashbough Leonard Bengtson Marguerite Bruce John Christensen Beth Glidewell Merlyn Honsbruch Richard Kolpin Dean Parrott Philip Peterson Aurelia Schroeder Bennie Wieland Chas. Waddell A. Davis Edwin Johnson Ruth Glidewell Burdette McKinnis Joyce Nelson William Scott Marjorie Parrott Irves McClintic Verner Bengtson Roger Grant Lois Nelson Opal Grieme Eileen Johns Eugene Kaskey Mildred Miller Donald Holderness

Diamond Center News Highlights From Local Events

District No 8 pupils enjoyed a school picnic at the Wild Haight home with teacher Marie O Meara. Miss Rena Swanson closed No 9 with a picnic at Melvin Goettsch home. Diamond schools conclude for the week. Several Diamond graduates emerge from Galva and Aurelia high schools. About 18 Diamond youths attend high school. A pupil underwent appendicitis surgery at Bates hospital Aurelia. Mrs. Chishon and Mrs. Dubes hosted a birthday party for Wilmer Dukes. The Diamond Ring met at Ted Borcherding’s home for a Meals for Special Occasions lesson. The Ames Extension Service held a poultry meeting at the Nordstrom farm with a small attendance due to mud.

Vera Anna Nordstrom Esther Peterson Dorothy Linguist Clifford Anderson Marjorie Weise Diamond Aurelia High School Ben Otto Henry Otto Sr Bates Hospital Aurelia O. B. Schlotterbeck Cherokee Wilmer Dukes Dubes Roy Chison Ted Borcherding Ted Schulke W. M. Vernon Ames Extension Service

Social News From East Afton and Elk Township

Mrs Lester Reckoff hosted a Friday afternoon gathering with a dainty lunch. Elaine Booth suffered a broken collarbone from a fall while playing Monday morning. Howard Haight and John Booth joined K of P initiation in Storm Lake Monday night. Mrs Bob Templeman and Hazelle Lamm visited the Bill Booth home Friday afternoon. Mrs LeRoy Goettsch hosted the H O P club Thursday afternoon. Mrs Fred Kolpin is

Elaine Booth Howard Haight John Booth K. of P. Lodge Storm Lake Bob Templeman Hazelle Lamm Aurelia Bill Booth LeRoy Goettsch H. O. P. Club Fred Kolpin

New member and postponed election amid missing attendees

The article notes a new member and an election delay due to all members being unable to attend. Carpenters began barn work on the Betcher farm Monday morning. Local residents including Mrs. M. Hines Aurelia and others visited homes and families across Aurelia and surrounding areas. A Kolpin wedding anniversary picnic was held for Mr. and Mrs Ernest Kolpin, with multiple family members in attendance.

Betcher Farm M. Hines Aurelia Bill Booth Frank Betcher Emil Samuels George Kolpin Ernest Kolpin Frank Gerjits Abbo Gerjits V. J. Dysfin Larrabee Galen Dysfin

Deadly urban and rural diseases ranked in study

A recent statistical study identifies the deadliest urban diseases as influenza cancer measles diabetes and the most deadly rural diseases as typhoid tuberculosis scarlet fever and nephritis highlighting regional health threats.

Cosmopolitan Shanghai Described as Tnnter National City

Shanghai labeled as the Tnnter national City with governance by treaty powers. Residents of yellow, black, brown and white communities are said to live with a fair degree of harmony.

Shanghai

Voices Joy and Praise Carol History

A fragment notes that a carol is a song of joy and praise sung by bishops clergy then by a chorus of children at Christmas festivals and Christmas Eve Christ mast and Easter misread text shows church origins and modern practice.

Northwest Iowa Orchestra to Play at Teachers Association Convention

All northwest Iowa pupils will form a combined orchestra for the fall concert during the Northwestern Division Iowa State Teachers Association convention. With over 175 pupils expected, 18 towns have requested seats including Onawa Le Mars Marcevs Ida Grove Battle Creek Hartley Corréctionville Orange City Truesdale Ocheyechin Sergeant Bluffs Whiting Aurelia Danbury Sheldon Hawarden LarraBee Sioux City. The goal is to raise school music standards and give rural pupils city school experience, with a noted musician directing.

Sioux City Iowa Northwestern Iowa State Teachers Association Onawa le Mars Marcevs Ida Grove Battle Creek Hartley Corréctionville Orange City Truesdale

The Worst Unbelief Unbelief in Yourself Quote

An Atchison Globe snippet cites the maxim The worst unbelief is unbelief in yourself, reflecting on self doubt as the greatest barrier to achievement.

Atchison Globe

Subscription Rates In Cherokee and Foreign Markets

Per year in advance for residents outside Cherokee county the rate applies. In foreign countries the annual fee is $2.00.

Cherokee County

For Sale Lost Found and Classified Locals Ad Teaser

For Rent residence Paulson Bros property. For Sale good work horse one fresh cow Jd B Robinson. Tomato and cabbage plants Mrs Geo C Bischel. Late potatoes E C Tuttle. For Rent modern home 20 dollars monthly Streff. Lost Schaeffer gold fountain pen finder notify Florence Chandler. Early Ohio seed potatoes one dollar per bushel Kenneth Jones. W Hible First National Bank Aurelia Iowa inquiry. Floral decorations by C G Haney. 240 acre farm and 200 acre farm for beneficiaries of Charles Kannenberg.

Ohio Kenneth Jones C. G. Haney Charles Kannenberg W. H.ible First National Bank Aurelia Owa

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Aurelia, IA D. Kingsbury Robert W. Hall D. E. Danielson Patricia Kiernan Aileen Kolpin Selene Lighter Fern Bengtson Fern Dorothy Lighter Dorothy Clifford Bruce Martin Thompson Lois Hultgren Clair Whitney Gladys Larson Kenneth Bischel LaVere White Beulah Harrison Rayma Card Dorothy Fierk Lillian Johnson Myrtle Nelson Vivian Paulson Georgia Robar Myrtle Nelen Muriel Glawe Diamond Center News Theodore Nordstrom Vernon East Afton and Elk the Model Clothing CO C. W. Person ALL Northwest Iowa Orchestra Aurelia Sentinel Aurelian KQW Chicago St. Aurelia Fort Dodge Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds Illinois Central Artcraft Paulson Bros Jd. B. Robinson Geo. C. Bischel E. C. Tuttle W. N Streff
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