Nearby Town Happenings Highlight Local Activity
The Ames Iowa State College extension economists predict far fewer lambs to market this season, Storm Lake opens its new packing plant tomorrow, Zion Lutheran installs Rev Schuelke on Nov 17, and Bradley Ilinois minister Rev Robert I Patterson begins services. A fatal shooting leaves Ervin French dead on a north farm, Ida County Pioneer Record editors pass to Galva Tribune ownership, a $81 564 PWA grant funds Le Max jew recreation center, P J Toft departs from First National Bank Peterson, and J G Eding with Vernon Butterfield obtain film reels for Fighting Youth shown at the football benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College Extension
Storm Lake Register
Storm Lake
Storm Lake Packing Co
Zion Lutheran Church
Grant Township
William Schuelke
Otto Braunschweig
Peterson
Robert I
Bradley
Illinois
Ervin W. French
Carl Walrath
French
Galva Tribune
John H Moist
Stanley Mead
Ida County Pioneer Record
Glenn Miller
Tribune
Galva
le Mars Sentinel
PWA
Max Jew
Peterson Patriot
P. J. Toft
First National Bank
Taft
Maltby Sisters Strike Oil On Montana Acreage Near Cut Bank
A Montana field near Cut Bank yields a productive Maltby No 11 well on 240 acres owned by Addie Lois and Marion Maltby. The No 11, part of the Vanormer nose oil zone, initially flows 200 barrels daily and may stabilize around 100 barrels. A. J. Maltby notes broader drilling and future expansion, while Lois also holds 200 acres northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Cut Bank
A. J. Maltby
Lois
Montana Oil and Mining Journal
Great Falls
Montana
Wonder
Montana Power
Vanormer
Armistice Day Football Rally To Feature Linn Grove Aurelia Battle
School athletic department and Aurelia merchants sponsor Armistice Day rally on local grounds. Parade at 2:00 p.m. with band and floats, followed by 2:30 p.m. football game between Linn Grove and Aurelia high schools. Dismissal at noon to boost attendance. The Brown Jug trophy will go to the winner and be displayed. Aurelia already inscribed 1934. Captains and seniors listed, with one injury absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Business Men
Linn Grove
Aurelia
Capt. Mattison
Virgil Larson
Burdette McKinnis
Vere Corrington
Eugene Kasky
Robert Corrington
Slants on Hawaiian Pineapple Industry Highlighted in Clippings
The Honolulu Advertiser clippings received by H H Lockin via his son Joseph describe the Hawaiian Pineapple Co founded 1869 by Samuel Alexander and H P Baldwin. The piece notes large irrigation, a water tank shaped like a pineapple, modern plant operations, and Waikiki hotels. It cites 22 000 employed in pineapple businesses and shows a Clipper route from San Francisco to Manila with Honolulu as a hub. It also mentions Hawaiian curios such as koa novelties ukuleles and hula skirts.
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Honolulu
H. H. Lockin
Joseph
Hawaiian Pineapple Co
Samuel T. Alexander
H. P. Baldwin
Fores
Royal Hawaiian
Moana
Waikiki Beach
San Francisco
Manila
Philippine Islands
Guam
Hawaii
Marcus 4 H Boy to Exhibit at International
An eleven year old Cherokee county 4 H club boy Marcus or Lewis Rae will exhibit a prize Hereford baby beef at the 1935 International County Club Show in the junior Live Stock Exposition. The Exposition runs November 30 to December 7 in its 86th year, staged in the new amphitheatre at the east entrance to the Chicago stock yards after the old quarters burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Lewis Rae
Marcus
International County Club
Mammoth New Amphitheatre
Chicago Stock Yards
Weekend Football Scores From Western Union to Aurelia
Weekend football results list Western Union 6 Buena Vista 0 Spencer 6 Storm Lake 0 Albert City 19 Sioux Rapids 0 Linn Grove 18 Peterson 0 Sutherland 21 Alta 7 Cherokee 6 Estherville 6 Aurelia 47 Paullina 0 The Aurelia 1 business men meet Tuesday at noon due to Armistice day on Monday and attendees are asked to note the change.
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Western Union
Buena Vista
Spencer
Storm Lake
Albert City
Sioux Rapids
Linn Grove
Peterson
Sutherland
Alta
Cherokee
Estherville
Aurelia
Paullina
Aurelia 1
Aurelia crushes Paullina 47 to 0 in Sioux Valley clash
Aurelia high school overwhelmed Paullina 47 to 0 on the Aurelia grounds. Christensen scored three touchdowns as Mattison Larson and Anderson contributed scoring plays. Aurelia leads the Sioux Valley conference with a 2 0 0 record.
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Aurelia
Paullina
Christensen
Mattison
Holstein
Larson
Anderson
Pet
Aurelia Occ
Sioux Rapids
Sutherland
Bull
Marcus
Altano
First Training School Held Tuesday in Pitcher Township
The first training school on nutrition met Tuesday at Miss Bess Pitcher’s home. Leaders and ten ladies from Diamond township attended. A planned dinner, deemed well balanced by Miss Sims, followed the lesson. Mrs. A. E. Hickey named drama chairman for Pitcher township with Mrs. Clay Dawson as assistant and Mrs. Heimsoth as Public Committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Pitcher
Diamond Township
Aurelia Club to Hear Cherokee County Attorney Nelson
Archie R. Nelson of Cherokee County Attorney will speak at the Aurelia Community Club meeting in the club room next Thursday November 14 at 8 00 PM. A social hour and luncheon follow the talk and members are urged to attend with a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie R. Nelson
Aurelia Community Club
Nelson
Junior Girl Scout Diary Highlights Thanksgiving Party Hosting
The Girl Scout meeting in Miss Aylesworth's room included patrol meetings and a business session. They planned a Thanksgiving party hosted by Roberta Dawson's patrol and discussed selling candy at the Armistice day football game.
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Miss Aylesworth
Roberta Dawson
Farmer aid praised by Aurelia postmaster in Ques tions of the Day
A Cherokee Times representative asks Postmaster A A Dingman of Aurelia if the AAA benefited farmers. He says AAA payments improved rural conditions, restored confidence, and changed community spirit while noting higher prices and a 45 cent per bushel guarantee as key benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
A. A. Dingman
Aurelia
AAA
Senior Girl Scout Notes Recap Meeting Practices
Evelyn Blanch records a meeting where scouts saluted the flag recited the motto and promise sang America and reviewed minutes while rolls called officers Lieutenant Fierk and Captain Lewis attended with one visitor. They plan fund-raising candy sales at a ball game Armistice Day and discuss uniforms and flag signals from A to N. The piece ends with a note on insurance services from Lockin Agency.
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Fierk
Lewis
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago Highlights
Ten years ago W. W. Fairchild became district deputy grand master of the IOOF lodges. Mr and Mrs GC Isakson celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. A fire at the James Scott farm destroyed a barn and 80 tons of hay. Train collision sent two workers onto a depot platform. Dr Winfred Moulton and Miss Mabel Leonard wed in Sioux City. Leslie Paulson builds a bungalow north of the school. The People’s Telephone Co erected a hollow tile garage and workshop.
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W. W. Fairchild
GC. Isakson
Diamond Township
James Scott
Aurelia
William Tudor
Walter McCormick
Winfred Moulton
Mabel Leonard
Presbyterian Parsonage
Sioux City
Leslie Paulson
The
People’s Telephone Co
Congregational Church Schedule and Meeting Announcement
Church services and activities listed for Congregational Church led by Edwin Trigg. Morning worship at 11 a m with church school at 10 a m and Endeavor groups at 6 30 p m. Men's Brotherhood to meet Thursday night November 14 with committee Rev Trigg Otto Plautz and Merlin Shank. Wedding stationery at Sentinel.
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Rev
Trigg
Otto Plautz
Merlin Shank
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. G. Eding
Vernon Butterfield
Omaha
Tion
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Farmers National Bank
J. ©. Eding
Community Theatre
Will Rogers
Thomas
International
D. C
Evelyn Schroeder
Aurelia Nasby
Evelyn Blanch
Sentinel
Arthur Fraser
I. F. Dubes
Watertown
South Dakota
J. J. Dawson
Texas
Luther Pomeroy
Muscatine
Iowa
Mummert & Garber Bros
Rev. J. B. Chase
Greenville
Clay County
Co. H. Lockin
C. M. Morgan
M. Mummert
Lockin Hotel
the First Trust & Savings Bank
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