Local High School Football Season Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary note outlines remaining two games in the season for the local high school football team. Details on opponents and dates are illegible.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary note outlines remaining two games in the season for the local high school football team. Details on opponents and dates are illegible.
Readers in the Cherokee area will receive invitations extended to members of the Cherokee Chamber of Commerce and the Alta Community Club. The notice signals outreach for spring events and community engagement activities.
Fragmentary note indicates Will receives a request for a Thursday engagement. The text hints at an evening bead activity and a recurring need for his presence or participation. Further context is unclear.
A note lists donors and subscribers for flags to be placed by the ward, promising uniform 12 foot flag staffs and a pleasanter street appearance once the project is completed. Donors include Buma & Co, J S Mummert, Hotel Leckin, Wm McLaughlin, Carlberg Bros, G R Wharton, First National Bank, Rapp Hardware Co, Willet Cafe, J Reubsam & Son, Neils, P Peterson, Leonard Pierce, E C Lighter, C Ri Kleeberger, Brown & Philpot, Z Chamberlin, Fierce & Bruce, City Power Station, Standard Qi Co, Paulson Bros, August Carlberg, Dan Hankens, Telephone Co, American Theater, Bischel & Waddell, Fred Everett, Fairchild Bros, Farmers National Bank, J Nelson, Home Grocery, Alfred Stieneke, Carroll & Bates, Lars Nelson, Larson Bros, Dr A H Eddy, Guarantee Oil Co, Wisconsin Lumber Co, Aurelia Motor Co, Kittiey, H HyLockin, Aurelia Lumber Co.
The ceremony took place with Rev. G. R. Gilbert officiating as Miss Manl wed the groom, Cliff Robar, in the spacious parlor. A three course dinner followed, with Aurelia residents Esther Maltby and George ary among those present. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weddell, grew up locally and attended Grinnell College before teaching. The couple plan to reside in the former Bischel home after a short honeymoon visiting Chicago Grinnell and Iowa City en route.
Jurors listed for the December trial term include numerous residents and names across Cherokee Marcus Aurelia Pierson Washta Quimby Aurelia and Quimby, with many individuals repeatedly noted by surname Caswell Johnson Hodgen and others. The full panel includes Ballard Brady Marcus Alfred Brandt Francis Briggs Booth Caswell Dawson Dorr Drefke Fairchild Goeb Goldie Grauer Halford Hayden Hicks Hohback Hodgen Holly Thms Jenkins Jenks Johnson Johnson Knox Lawhead Macey Means Minkler Mundy McCord McKichan McSweeney Nate Nelson Ritts Sand Scott Siple Smith Stanosheck Terryberry Turner Willbrandt and more.
Public worship next Sunday at 10 30. Sermon The City that is to Be. Sunday school at 11 46. C E Societies at 6 30. Evening service at 7 30 on Dollars and Cents. All invited. Mid week Bible Hour omitted next week due to Thanksgiving.
Storm Lake leaders elect L. E. Ballou as Buena Vista county bankers association president. J D Moore dies three days after trousers leg caught in a tumbling rod on a horse power. Wa-Tan-Ye flags trial prompts plans to extend decoration down Lake Avenue. Storm Lake noon luncheon reports progress on Buena Vista college fundraising near 25 000 dollars. Track project bids awarded to Sheckelton Construction Co for curb gutter graveling. Dr A G Gran extracts a needle embedded in Dr J F Walton’s arm after twenty years delay.
Ten years ago in Aurelia Mrs C C Hansen and son Rogers left Mundy to join a train to Des Moines where they planned to make their home. Mr and Mrs U W Ferson hosted a Wednesday eve gathering, Zoma Coombs built a hog house and planned a modern dwelling with cattle shed, Stutz Bros. expanded offices, and Central depot moved to a new arcade with finished waiting rooms as business transfers continued.
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