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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1937

Page

5

Nearby Town Happenings Report Weather, Death and Theft

Storm Lake notes water gauges show lakes rise a foot since last fall while dam clearance remains three feet. Mrs. Margaret Brandt dies suddenly near Peterson. Sioux Rapids approves oiling a bituminous mat surface to improve streets. Marcus reports 200 bushels of corn stolen from Tony Miller’s crib near No. 5 highway. Buena Vista college summer school expands to include grade school instruction for all first eight grades, with Mrs. George Crawford overseeing the program.

Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Cunningham Peterson Margaret Brandt George Brandt Sioux Rapids Press Sioux Rapids Marcus News Tony Miller Marcus Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Buena Vista College George Crawford

Four Education Vacancies Open At Au relia Consolidated

The Au relia consolidated school board seeks four new faculty members for next year. Home economics is vacant after Miss dlerle Kahuda resigned for Storm Lake. Junior High teacher spot also open due to a pre nuptial shower. First and second grade posts to replace Dorothy Walker and Eleanor Donnelly.

Board of Education Aurelia Consolidated School Dlerle Kahuda Storm Lake Josephine Kelsey Dorothy Walker Eleanor Donnelly

Farm Bureau Women Plan Annual Achievement Day

Cherokee Times reports Cherokee county Farm Bureau women stage their annual Achievement Day at Immaculate Conception church on Friday June 4 with a theme Better Homes Through Better Management. Morning sessions include division booths, community singing, greetings from Pearl Sims and Walter Peterson, and a noon banquet. Afternoon program features playlets from Willow Cedar Pilot Grand Meadow Cherokee Afton Rock Sheridan and more, with 4-H groups providing a musical finale. Mrs. Sarah Porter Ellis Iowa State College home demonstration leader will judge exhibits and close the event.

Cherokee Times Cherokee County Farm Bureau Immaculate Conception Church S. 5 Gilbert Miss Pearl Sims Walter Peterson Home Project Glen Loucks Carroll County C. H. Thompson Women of Immaculate Conception Church Willow Township Cedar Township Dee Ferrin Pilot Township Grand Meadow Township Cherokee Township Afton Marcus Rock and Sheridan

Memorial Day Program In Aurelia Plans Announced

Memorial services at the Methodist church at 11 30 and cemetery exercises at 2 30 will honor heroes of wars. Rev Edwin Trigg will preach the sermon and the M E choir will provide music. Rev L H Preul will deliver the cemetery address. A 2 00 procession will form at the church and march to the cemetery with the high school band preceding. Events include readings, decorations, taps, and a Star Spangled Banner finale.

Main Street Frank Waddell Order of Procession High School Cemetery High School H. H. Lockin L. H. Preal

Mrs Rosalie Johnson Burned in Kerosene Explosion at Lodge

Mrs Rosalie Johnson suffered severe burns last Friday at the Odd Fellows hall while attempting to light a fire with kerosene. Coworker Mrs Sig Nelson received minor burns as did Clarence Pixler who helped tackle the blaze. Sig Nelson shielded his wife by smothering the flames with a billiard table cloth.

Rosalie Johnson Odd Fellows Hall Lodge Hall Sig Nelson Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Nelson Clarence Pix

First Band Concert Set by Business Men Association

The Business Men's Association decided on Saturday evening June 5 for the first high school band concert. A fund solicitation committee was formed to cover Main street east and west sides. Chester Sjoberg was elected secretary, replacing retiring W A Lewis. A one man committee will pursue signs for the No 5 paying tourist park. Mrs David Watts underwent a serious intestinal operation with appendicitis in Marmouth Illinois but was improving on last report.

Business Men’s Association RE. C. Lighter W. G. Port C. O. Larson Irwin C. Kroll Chester G. Sjoberg W. A. Lewis H. Kaskey David Watts Marmouth Illinois

Building Up Soils and Grasshopper Menace Heard at C. C. Meet

The Aurelia Community Club discussed soil wear and a looming grasshopper infestation. Paul R. Farlow of the Illinois Central Railway spoke on liming to restore soil sweetness for about 15 years, and County Agent C. H. Thompson warned of grasshopper eggs and potential crop damage in Cherokee County. A lunch followed the meeting.

Aurelia Community Club Paul R. Farlow Agricultural Research Department Illinois Central Railway C. H. Thompson Mr. Farolw Iowa United State Drouth Agert Thompson Cherokee County

County Auditor Urges Homestead Tax Credit Applications

County Auditor H. M. Montgomery urges homestead property owners to file for the tax credit by June 1. Applications received after the deadline cannot be acted upon. Locations to submit are listed in the notice, with Aurelia accepting filings at local banks. Bring the property deed or contract when applying whenever possible.

H. M. Montgomery Aurelia

Albert Pingel Died at Farm Home in Afton Township

Albert Pingel a 47 year old resident of Afton township died Monday afternoon at his farm home six and a half miles north and a mile east of Aurelia after years of ill health. He is survived by his widow and son Leonard. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm at the Lutheran church in Afton township with Rev Braunschweig presiding. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.

Albert Pingel Afton Township Aurelia Leonard Lutheran Church Braunschweig

Mrs. J. C. Wogahn Funeral at Storm Lake

Funeral services for Mrs. d. Wogahn were held at the Lutheran church in Storm Lake this Wednesday with burial in Aurelia cemetery. She died Sunday morning at her Storm Lake home. Survived by her husband, the Wogahns once lived on a farm east of Aurelia before moving to Storm Lake about two years ago.

D. ©. Wogahn Storm Lake Aurelia

Walter C. Anderson Returns Home From Sioux City

Walter C. Anderson was brought home Tuesday after an absence since last Wednesday. An amnesia event followed eye surgery in Sioux City weeks earlier. Family and friends, including Mrs. Anderson, son Robert, Edwin McCurdy, and Melvin Gunnerson, traced him to a Sioux City contact who alerted relatives.

Walter C. Anderson Cherokee Mr. Anderson Sioux City

Class of 1937 Commencement Exercises Friday Night

The Aurelia high school class of 1987 will hold commencement exercises Friday evening in the high school auditorium. The program includes marches, songs, awards, and the address by Dr. James J. Davies of Sioux City.

Aurelia High School James J. Davies Sioux City Gauned High School Handel Dinsute Roger—high School

Looking Back Into the Past Ten and Twenty Years Ago

A collage of past notes from Aurelia items: Ten years ago jeweler WH Carroll planned to close out stock and move to Eagle Grove while rural route consolidation was debated. residences sold and moved. summer school instructors named. twenty years ago seniors listed for Aurelia High School. Thirty years ago farm purchases and a major fire damaged Barns and outbuildings near Aurelia with livestock and feed lost.

Carroll Eagle Grove Post Office Department Aurelia Paulson Brothers Mana Buddenhagen Storm Lake Fame Co. Day Spencer Aurelia High School Albert Grashott Garret Robar Keila Bauman Floyd Chiane Leland Dawson Glenn Nelson Mlse Nelson Leliah Cole Pearl Waddell Mildred Stark Nila Watts Cora Clover John Holderness

Surprise Wedding of Former Aurelia Boy Announced

A surprise wedding announces George Garber Jr of Honolulu and Eva Black of Los Angeles on February 24, 1936. Garber, a government service employee and National Law School graduate, sailed from Honolulu April 29 aboard the Empress of Japan and arrived in the U.S. five days later. The couple visited relatives in Sioux City after arriving in the country.

Aurelia George Garber, Jr Honolulu T. H Eva Black Los Angeles California United States Detroit Washington D. C Mas Garber Aomanth Sioux City Mav George Garber C Ot. Robi Prst National Law School Washington, D. C

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