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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1916

Page

3

Notable Obituary and Local School News Across Iowa

Mrs. Eddy, aged 94, dies in Larrabeek and will be buried in Grundy county. Marcus school board hires Frank E. Moore as next year’s superintendent at 1200 dollars. A gravel fund aims to pave First, Second and Main streets. Storm Lake reports stocking pike and praises Game Warden Hinshaw. Sioux Rapids approves the electric franchise for E. M. Duroe and notes July connection from Peterson. Linn Grove dedicates a new 38 000 dollar consolidated school building. Peterson plans sewer work and forms an alumni group for Peterson High School. Buena Vista College endowment fund draws steady support, seeking at least 150 000 dollars. Peterson High School seniors graduate June 2 with six graduates led by Baccalaureate May 28.

Storm Lake Sioux Rapids E. M. Duroe Peterson Jones Linn Grove Peterson Patriot Lucile Amlle Fern McKay Pauline O’ Bannon Mary French Lillian Webster Lillith Goodman Harries Highland Park Presbyterian Church of Des Moines Congregational Church

Cossin Gains Votes With Iowa Talk At Opera House

Attorney General George Cossin the Republican candidate for Iowa governor spoke to a fair sized audience at the opera house on Tuesday afternoon. He spent about an hour outlining issues for the June primary emphasizing good moral government and law enforcement. The visit is expected to boost Cossin votes among local readers. The paper will remove non paying subscribers outside Cherokee county from June 1.

Cossin George Cossin Opera House Iowa

Local Notices and Events From Aurelia and Area

Mrs. McMurray returns home from Aurelia after a short stay with Mrs. Emma Christensen. Nels B. Nelson dies suddenly near Alta. in town yesterday and health was fine until this morning. A Presbyterian service included ordination and installation with Rev. C. H. Leonard to the pastorate. Alta schools close for the year. teachers depart. Names of local residents and reassignment plans for Miss Oblinger Cooper Fisher and Mrs. Wessman noted. A wagon accident injures Gus Anderson and kills a horse. Frank Barr and daughter Ethel suffer a broken arm when an auto clips their buggy. Ethel treated at Storm Lake.

C. H. Leonard Alta Ruby Oblinger Grand Junction Miss Cooper LaPorte Clara Fisher Rockford Ill Wessman Dave Peterson Gus Anderson Bert Schuelke Anderson Frank Barr Miss Ethel Mr. Barr Storm Lake

Death of Helen Stutz After Illness and Fall

After a two week illness Helen Stutz, age sixteen months and daughter of Mr and Mrs Lew Stutz, died early Tuesday May 238 at two o clock. The child never recovered from concussion of the brain after a fall. Funeral services are at the Stutz home Thursday at two with Rev C W Stark presiding. Burial will be at Pleasant Hill cemetery.

Helen Lew Stutz C. W. Stark Pleasant Hill Chas. Foelschow Chas Foelschow Mankato Minn Free Press The Sentinel Mary Foelachow Milwaukee Wisconsin Worthington Chas, Foelschow Robert of Raymond Gordon Wis Ernest Otto Voigt Geo, Foelshow San Diego California C. F. Miller Aurelia Iowa Will Glawe Minnie Waters Cherokee Emma Vaerst Battle Lake Chris Foelschow Napa Louie Meyer Pecatonica Ill

Weather Crop Bulletin Shows Unseasonable Cold and Delayed Planting

The week produced unseasonable cool with seven degrees below normal. Frost and ice occurred on select nights, rainfall was heavy in many areas, and storms with damaging winds hit Polk Jasper and Marion counties. Corn planting is delayed, germination slow, replanting for insect injury. winter wheat and corn areas are disrupted while small grains and fruit trees show mixed results and strawberries promise a large crop.

Polk Jasper Marion

Memorial Day Observance in Aurelia May 30

Memorial Day will be observed in Aurelia on Tuesday May 30 with a 9 30 a m procession starting Fifth and Walnut Streets. The lineup includes band president of day and orator mayor and city council veterans of Civil War and Spanish American War flower girls school children automobiles and a long procession route ending at the cemetery. At the cemetery program features music by the band readings of Lincoln at Gettysburg by D J Gilchrist song by quartet part of G A R service and grave decorations followed by taps and return for dinner served by the Cemetery Association in the M E church parlors. Afternoon meeting at the Congregational church at 1 30 with music prayer by Rev C W Stark address by Rev Q M Band song America and benediction by Rev Coppoe.

Aurelia Fifth and Walnut Streets Fifth Street Main Fliat Street W. P. Dawson Cemetery Lincoln Gettysburg D. J. Gilchrist Ladies of the Cemetery Association M. E Congregational Church C. W. Stark Q.M. Band America

County Seat News from Cherokee Times recap and events

The Cherokee Times reports on a boy campaign led by George Ellingwood Joy at the Congregational church with daily addresses and high school outreach. It also covers a lightning strike at S B Champion’s Roosevelt Ave home, county fire safety mandates for the courthouse, and opening baseball action in Cherokee with an 8 to 5 win over Laverne Minnesota.

George Ellingwood Joy Congregational Church Joy S. B. Champion Roosevelt Avenue Appleyard Oak Hill Democrat Fletcher Illinois Central Ernest Carl Magnusen Peter J. Larson Malmo Sweden Carl

Lightning Strikes Across Spring Township Causes Losses

Lightning damaged multiple properties and livestock last weekend and early this week. Cattle were killed on the Chae and Siies farms and two head lost on the H H Lockin property. A horse died on C C Beeghley’s farm and a steer was struck at Frank Morgan’s. The J C Baumann restaurant and the E O Fisher residence also suffered minor damage.

Spring Township Wm. Orr H. H. Lockin C. C. Beeghley Frank Morgan

Cemetery Association Ladies Plan Dinner

The ladies of the Cemetery Association will oversee a dinner event. Mortgage enterprise details appear limited in the fragment, but the notice indicates a community gathering organized by a local group.

Ladies of Association M. E

Thompson's work shoes and boys' shoes advertised

Fresh arrival of Thompson's men's work shoes with added boys' shoes. No experimentation. Proven and sturdy. A good bike shoe 82 40. A good work shoe 3.00. Kleeberger has them. Advertise it in the Sentinel.

Thompson Kleeberger

Class of Eleven to Graduate at Aurelia Friday

A class of eleven graduates five girls and six boys will receive diplomas at the Aurelia opera house Friday evening June 2. Hon. B I Salinger of Carroll Iowa, supreme court judge, will deliver the commencement address with musical numbers.

Aurelia Opera House B. I. Salinger Carroll Iowa Supreme Court of Iowa Doris Baumann Harry E. Crepps Agnes Russell Ray J. Parrott Frances Shaw Glenn T. Parker Lyte Chandler Clyde M. Mammert Angie Dick Byron Sweet Walter A. Bischel Clase

Frank L. Hassinger Killed By Lightning

Frank L. Hassinger of Storm Lake was instantly killed by a lightning strike Sunday afternoon at 4:46 while in a barn at his uncle H A Hassinger’s home in Scott township. The bolt scorched his clothing and passed through his body as his companions John Maddox Earl Davis and Walter Hassinger watched. Hassinger was carried inside but revived efforts failed.

Storm Lake H. A. Hassinger Young Hassinger

Decoration Day Ball Game Between Aurelia and Kentucky Bells

A baseball game arranged for Decoration Day pits the Aurelia boys against the Kentucky Bells led by Dick Bell. The Kentucky group, formed by Kentucky immigrants, challenges the Aurelia team which vows to prevail. First pitch is expected around 3 30.

Aurelia Boys Kentucky Bells Kentucky Dick Bell Aurelia

Fresh fruit assortment at Harris'

Harris' advertises all kinds of fresh fruit at all times, offering a wide selection for daily shoppers. The notice emphasizes constant availability and variety to attract customers seeking fresh produce.

Harris

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Ixenta Aloo D. McMillan Peterson High School Peterson High Lake Pilot-Tribune Buena Vista College Decoration Milady Utz & Dunn Co Ra J. Lewis Cherokee County Helen Stutz Sine County Seat News Shepard Court House Heinlin & Hine Company J. C. Baumann E. 0. Fisher the Sentinel Hon S. L. Chandler Frank L. Hassinger
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