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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
3
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The article notes the extension of an auto route to Galva and continuing north to Alta. It discusses the planned expansion as a regional transport improvement and potential impact on local travel.
The P G C club will meet on Thursday June 3 at 2:00 at the home of Miss Gladys McLain. Each member is requested to be present for bread making. The club also mentions that IC and H meets.
A big gathering filled the White Way as Mayor T B Parker opened remarks praising municipal improvements including a new lighting system funded from on hand reserves. The High School Girls Glee Club and Men’s Choral Club performed, entertaining a large crowd. a hot dog and coffee stand reported strong sales as two thousand buns and 160 pounds of wieners were enjoyed.
The community schedules a morning procession to the cemetery at 10:00 with a two block march from the church. Afternoon services start at 2:00 pm at the Congregational church with Rev J L Ralaton speaking, followed by memorial ceremonies at the cemetery including Taps and flower girl decoration.
Readable text notes a national campaign surrounding poppies on Saturday and mentions an effort to awaken public interest in a local observance. Details are fragmentary but indicate themed activities tied to remembrance and nationwide promotion.
The Galva Junior band has 22 members and is now organized. In Storm Lake a St Marys church bid by Marcus contractor Marcus is noted. A wedding at St Joseph church Mason City joined Dr R P McDonald of Marcus and Miss Ida Vanek of Cherokee. Peterson obituary records Hooky Loucks death near Petersdon aged 69 from heart failure. Cherokee Chief notes a fire on W W Bryant farm two miles south of Cleghorn. no cause known. dwelling owner George Bierz rented, with absent hired couple. Storm Lake Register reports Franklin Nusbaum, son of Dr and Mrs D H Nusbaum, arrested in Storm Lake for selling named liquor in Minnesota. charges filed by Jackson sheriff.
J F Redries of Holstein Iowa was attacked near Sixth and Jennings streets in Sioux City at about 1 am. He was slugged in the head and robbed of $180 and personal belongings by two men described as about 150 pounds in light colored hats. One struck him on the temple with a weapon and the other punched him in the left eye. Redries laid unconscious for about ten minutes before a passerby found him. A billfold containing a note payable July 4 1926 signed by Henry Moller Holstein was among the stolen items.
The Aurelia high school senior class presented the comedy Second Childhood to a packed auditorium. Cast members Harold DeVries, Geneva Nelson, Gena Paulson, Raymond McLaughlin, and others delivered a flawless performance drawing wide applause from a large community audience.
Gardeners face flea beetles and Colorado potato beetles as shoots emerge. Iowa State College entomologist B B Fulton notes these pests attack tender leaves early. control options include lead arsenate or calcium arsenate sprays or Paris Green, with dusting cheaper. Bordeaux mixture also used for flea beetles. mix requires copper sulfate and lime in separate waters before combining.
A Liberty township church built six years ago for about 25000 burned Monday night due to basement wood pile spontaneous ignition. Chief Robert Hockay, 20, Missouri native, was arrested south of Marcus for tire theft from Ora Seely’s truck. a Seely affidavit supported by sheriff investigations. A joint meeting of sugarviscrs and farm bureau officers in Cherokee on Thursday May 27 seeks a mass stance on the proposed 100000000 road hard-surfacing bond issue.
A humorous Social Notes style remark describes two kinds of wives and two kinds of husbands. It contrasts wives who boss husbands with those who let them think they boss themselves, and husbands who seem to wear trousers with those who truly let the wife steer the family.
The Quality Store advertises two large packages available for 26 cents. The notice indicates a sales event or promotion with emphasis on bargain pricing and weekly offerings.
Attorney General George Cossin republican governor candidate spoke at the opera house Tuesday afternoon. Helen Stutz aged sixteen months died Tuesday morning after a two week illness. Twelve head of livestock listed. Baccalaureate sermon to graduates Sunday evening at Congregational church. Carie Mummert wed Galen Lewis at Conrad Mummert home. Congregational and Methodist churches to unite for Sunday services after July first. Market: hogs 65.70 to 75.80, oats 26c, corn 55c, wheat 65c, barley 25-29c, eggs 1c, potatoes 26c.
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