High School Sports and Campus News Roundup
The article covers a basketball game between our team and Storm Lake with a final score of 11 to 10 in our favor. It previews a forthcoming Boys team game against Marcus High School at Aurelia and notes ticket prices. Other items include student absences, new school activities, and thanks from Juniors to Seniors for their recitations.
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Hist Ae Heal Itly
Storm Lake
Marcus High School
Aurelia
Marcus
Aurelias
Butterfield
Howell Rg
Hines Ff
CL Dawson
Nelson
Whitney
Johnson
Sephs
Timely Thoughts by Bey urges revival and youth gathering
The piece calls Christians to unite for Great Religious awakenings, noting revival benefits and heavenly blessings. It urges church prayer and planning, a Friday house cleaning at the Methodist church, a Saturday 2:30 Young American Club meeting for all boys, and regular Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhem
Cota-Pani
Methodist Church
Young American Club
Thanksgiving Services At Epworth Methodist Church
The Young Mens Guild will lead the League services with Union Thanksgiving Services in the Methodist church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Singing from all churches will unite. A Thanksgiving dinner will be served in the basement after services. Reopening continues after the service with a Young Mens Rally Friday night. Formal services Sunday with invited guests President Freeman and Bros. Chipperfield, Bond, Banpy.
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Union
Methodist
House of God
Freeman
Morningside
Bros. Chipperfield
Bond and Banpy
Young Mens Guild
Close Call With Train On Cherokee Streets
A Cherokee Democrat report recalls Harry Crow and Geo. McCoy narrowly avoiding a collision with an Illinois Central train on Nun Street. The car stopped just as the engine reached the vehicle, leaving witnesses chilled by the near miss. Other local notes mention birthdays, travels, school term closings, cattle market activity, and a birth on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crow
Geo. McCoy
Nun Street
Crow
Harry
West Elk and East Afton Farm Moves Reported
Irving Brewster and wife moved onto his father's farm in Afton and will farm next year while Mr Relinsen plans to move to Windom Minnesota. Miss Mary Sindlief of Alta visited sister Mrs Claus Johnson. Art Johns sprained his shoulder handling a fractious colt Sunday evening. Chris Olson nears completion of carpentry on C W Patlons cattle shed and double corn crib. Henry Bischel's infant with scarlet fever at Tobe Reubsam's home. Farmers busy husking in fine weather. Those who have lately faired include R Weist Will Reubsam Chas Buddenhagen and Fr Matzdorf Loma Petlon and Selma Kolpin home from Storm Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Brewster
Afton
Relinsen
Windom
Minn
Mary Sindlief
Alta
Claus Johnson
Chris Olson
C. W. Patlons
Henry Bischel
Tobe Reubsam
Aman
R. Weist
Will Reubsam
Chas. Buddenhagen
Fr. Matzdorf
Loma Petlon
Selma Kolpin
Storm Lake
Hanover News Busy Weekend Visits and Home Completion
Will Zwemke returned from Sioux City. Henry Heimsoth's new house is finished and the family settled in. Chas Weiland and family visited Fred Wogan on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Aug Specketer visited Henry Heimsoth. Corn husking weather persists though corn stories are not yet circulating. Mrs Wins Ell visited her parents Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heimsoth
Chas. Weiland
Fred Wogan
Aug. Specketer
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E. Roach
Ruth
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Ae Music Store
Owa
Aurelia High
Atenin
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Lola State
Mildred Paffett
David Watts
Mir
Bey
Eame
Yea
God
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Aurelia Gun Club
Selma
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Haight
Cherokee
John Westphal
Dick Hansbruck
Henry Stubblefield
Henry
A. L. McKinnon
E. D. Snider
Michigan
Fae Newcomb
Jessie Petten
Blanch McQuin
Norway
Gilbert McKinnon
Alex
Emil Chinl
West Elk and
East Afton
Art Johns
City Livery Stable
Kosberg
Hanover News
Will Zwemke
Sioux City
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