Town Officials Gain Salary Raise and Staffing Shifts
County deputy salaries rise by ten dollars monthly starting June 1 as county board approves uniform increases. Storm Lake outputs note Peterson Patriot reports Paul Busettbark’s hiring by Clay County Farm Bureau through year end. Sutherland seniors to receive diplomas as Marcus and Marcus schools prepare commencements with speakers and addresses. LeMars Savings Bank robbery case identified four suspects in Sioux City. sheriff and chief deputy confirm.
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Peterson Patriot
Paul Busettbark
Clay County Farm Bureau
Board of
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Board of Supervisors
Sutherland Courier
Sutherland Consolidated School
Peterson
Bruce Edson
John T. Edson
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
Linn Grove High School
Marcus News
Marcus Public School
Frederick F. Faville
Sioux City
Ritchie
LeMars Sentinel
LeMars Savings Bank
LeMars
Ralph Rippey
Plymouth County
Leo Naughton
Woodbury County
J. A. Cook
Bank
St Pauls Lutheran Church Services and Mission Rally
William Walter leads St Pauls Lutheran Church with German service at 9 a.m. and English service at 10:45 a.m. on Sunday, sermon on Christ's Ascension from Luke 24, 50-63. Galva congregation to celebrate annual mission festival with a German service by Rev Zagel Charter Oak and an English service by Pastor. Lunch served at noon followed by a mission rally on June 9.
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Galva
Zagel
Charter Oak
Watts to stay in mission field another year
Missionary Rev. David Watts receives word from his son in Monieka Africa that a grandson was born on March 23. The elder Watts had planned to return to the United States this fall but will remain another year due to a shortage of workers in the field.
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David Watts
Mission Field
L, Watts
Monieka
Africa
United States
Carl Nelson's Band Tour Headlines Local Concerts
Carl Nelsons Junior High band of Mort Madison will play two evening concerts in Aurelia on Wednesday June 5 and Saturday June 8. The 26 pupil group, ages 13 and a half, includes sixth to ninth graders from Fort Madison school, directed by Carl. They also perform chalk talks and ventriloquism at each show and appear at Storm Lake band shell on Sunday June 9 at 3:00 pm before continuing dates in the state.
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Carl Nelson
Mort Madison
Aurelia
Carl
Storm Lake
Fort Madison
Largest 4-H Show to headline 1935 Iowa State Fair
The 1935 Iowa State Fair will host the largest farm boys and girls 4-H club congress in the nation with record prize money totaling 15000 dollars. Every Iowa county is expected to send champions in demonstrations judging and livestock, and the health contest aims to expand after a national title last year.
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United States
Towa
America
Iowa
Des Moines
Aurelia High Band Opens Summer Concert Series
The Aurelia high school band will present its opening concert on Main street Saturday at 8:00 p.m. under director Albert Morse of Storm Lake. The program features a new bass horn, vocal numbers, and a men's double trio performing three selections. The concert marks a series of Saturday evenings through summer with pieces by Sousa and Victor Herbert among others.
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Aurelia High School
Main Street
Albert ©. Morse
Storm/ Lake
Washington Post
Cavalade’—Holmes
Victor Herbert
Sousa
Alta high sees re-elections and new church missions
George Clark is re elected principal and commercial instructor at Terrill high school with a higher salary. Lyle Poulson son of Henry Poulson is elected principal and coach at Larrabee high school and is a current Morningside College graduate. Rev 0 Bahr pastor of St John s Evangelical Hanover will open a Mission in Alta starting May 26. Rev W H Brown Sioux City and J A Penn Alta plan Open Bible church service in Alta next Sunday at 2 30 pm. Ragnar Anderson son of Anton Anderson will teach in Ayrshire Junior High next year and earned a B S from Buena Vista College this spring.
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Lyle Poulson
Henry Poulson
Larrabee High School
Lyle
Morningside College
0. Bahr
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Hanover
Alta
W. Ht. Brown
Sioux City
J. A. Penn
Bible
Ragnar Anderson
Arid
Anton Anderson
Ayrshire
Ragnar
Buena Vista College
Fishing limits and size rules for local species
The notice lists daily catch limits by species, with no catch limit for carp buffalo quillback gar dogfish and set limits of 25 per day for bullheads suckers redhorse dace chubs shiners 15 per day for catfish sheepshead perch crappie bluegill sunfish pickerel and other fish, and 8 per day for black bass rock bass silver bass trout sand pike wall eyed pike and great northern pike, plus size minimums for several species and an overall two day possession cap. The Sentinel acts as authorized agent for Sioux City papers and contains subscription notes.
Drive for Farm Bureau members gains momentum in county
A county wide Farm Bureau membership drive kicks off with a Monday night meeting in Immaculate Conception church basement attended by over 125 township representatives. State organizer QO. W. Beeler urged members to explain their work and recruit new ones as teams are formed to cover all townships, with completion expected by Saturday.
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Farm Bureau
Immaculate Conception Church
QO. W. Beeler
Des Moines
Farm Bureau Federation
Walter Peterson
County Farm Bureau
Emery Dull
Clarence G. Turner
Rock Township
County Board News and Local Developments in Cherokee
Thousands of bullheads were released above the Little Sioux dam near Wescott Park by the state fish and game department. A foundation gift funded a modern electric-magnetic pipe organ for Cherokee Methodist Episcopal church. All bids for culvert construction were rejected and new bid dates set. Three domestic animal claims were allowed at a county board meeting in the courthouse. Cherokee Chamber members will appoint committees for a two day July 4 celebration. Wool pool news: wool price is up and advance payments rise by four cents locally.
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Little Sioux River
Wescott Park
State Fish and Game Department
William Alsoph
Cherokee Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
T. D. Boothby
Special Services Held Sunday At Mt Olive Baptist Church
Mt Olive Baptist Church held a special Sunday service with Rev M C Carstensen of Elk Baptist Alta as speaker. The event included music by the Mt Olive quartet and a fellowship dinner honoring local graduates. B L Troup Aurelia spoke for the graduates, with Doris Franks and Miss Minnie La Georke performing.
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Mt. Olive
M. C. Carstensen
Elk Baptist Church
Alta
Iowa Baptist State Convention
B. L. Troup
School of Aurelia
Doris Franks
Minnie la Georke
Victoria Aylesworth
Aurelia
C. G. Minor
Wase
Song and guests at church side of road service
The quartet performed The Church By the Side of the Road with a closing Prayer by Rev Mr Carstensen. Honor graduates included Miss Minnie La Georke Doris Frank Phyllis Dukes Florence Hahn Margarite Haight Lillian Johnson Farline Smith Ruth Bennett and Messrs Clifford Bruce Delbert Smith. Other guests were Mr and Mrs AR L Troy and Miss M Lucille Simmons of Aurelia Mrs Floyd Allen acted as toastmaster.
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Carstensen
Minnie la Georke
Doris Frank
Phyllis Dukes
Florence Hahn
Margarite Haight
Lillian Johnson
Farline Smith
Ruth Bennett
Clifford Bruce
Delbert Smith
AR. L. Troy
M. Lucille Simmons
Aurelia
Floyd Allen
School Exhibit Well Attended at Aurelia School
The Aurelia school’s exhibit day drew record crowds with 129 adults and 176 pupils registered, plus additional attendees, totaling 803 visitors across afternoon and evening sessions. Superintendent B L Troup and the teachers praised the strong turnout and welcomed parents, friends, and others interested in school work. The music department noted especially high evening attendance and appreciation.
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Aurelia School
B. L. Troup
Troup
Work of gravelling Aurelia streets started again
Gardeners of Aurelia are invited to attend the Sioux City Garden club iris show to be held June 4 and 5 in the Y M C A building at 6th and Jennings. They are also invited to exhibit their iris with prizes valued at 300 dollars and bronze and silver medals to be awarded.
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Gardeners of
Aurelia
Sioux City
Garden Club
Hell
6Th
Jennings Street
Aurelia Clean-Up Notice and Garden Club Plans
Town of Aurelia orders all streets and alleys cleaned of rubbish by June. If not done, work will be carried out by the town and charges taxed against adjoining property on 112 Street and Alley Com. Aurelia Garden Club plans a flower show within the next ten days or two weeks. definite date to be announced in next week's Sentinel.
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Aurelia
The
Aurelia Garden Club
Sentinel
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Summary of local past events notes rerouting work at Coal Hill Cherokee to begin soon. Moves and occupations include C W Derson family in Kleeberger house, Robert Whiting's discharge after appendectomy, Templeman securing lceney for Hapmobiles, Lewis family moving to Webator City, Newcomb family returning to farm near Peterson, Provence DeVries graduating Cedar Falls and joining college cast, and prominent deaths and relocations.
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Cherokee
C. W. Derson
Kleeberger
Guy M. Schultz
Robert Whiting
Batus Hospital
Roberk Templeman
Lceney
Hapmobiles
Aurelia
Lewis
Webator City
Mutual Life Insurance
W. G. Newcomb
Peterson
Brownsvalley
Minn
Provence DeVries
Cedar Falls
College
Many
Body of Mrs James Hunter Brought Here for Burial
The body of Mrs. James Hunter, a former resident, was brought to Aurelia Tuesday morning accompanied by her husband and nephew Ralph Matthews. Funeral services were held at the Wharton home, with interment at Aurelia cemetery led by Rev Trigg. The Rebekah lodge conducted cemetery services. the Hunters had lived on the farm now owned by J. O. M. Parrott, leaving Aurelia twenty three years ago.
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James Hunter
Aurelian
Intrial
Ralph Matthews
Wharton
Aurelia
Trigg
Rebekah Lodge
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