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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
3
Mrs Herbert Will invites guests to her home on Thursday afternoon October 8 for a Farm Bureau Women meeting. Mrs Walter Peterson also invites attendees to her home on Friday afternoon October 9 for a separate gathering.
Fragmentary remarks show Abe weighing options and deciding on a course of action amid unclear statements. The note hints at a turning point as plans firm up.
Anna Westensee born January 18 1861 in Neur ahstedt Holstein Germany died September 24 1925 at 1 40 p m at her home in Diamond township Cherokee county Iowa She was the youngest of her family and leaves five sons and four daughters Her husband predeceased her twelve years ago One son and three daughters have also died She was a German born Christian mother who treasured up in her life the qualities of faith and has gone to be with her father in heaven
Iowa City is described as the only regular stopping point for the air mail between Chicago and Omaha. Westbound mail arrives at 8:30 p.m. and eastbound at 4:20 a.m. The field covers about eight acres with a wooden tower and a search light. Planes are kept in readiness with a 60 by 109 foot hangar and Liberty engines of 400 horsepower plus extra motors. Postage rates are eight cents per ounce to local points and sixteen cents beyond, with stops listed including Nineols Long Island, New York and San Francisco.
Storm damages reported across towns with shattered windows and a damaged shed as 30 trees uprooted. Funk building torn down and parts moved to convert into a garage. Alfred Anderson, 74, dies after a car collision near Cherokee. Des Moines rail fare cut and service improvement announced.
The Federated Church invites public worship Sunday at 10 30 with Dr CG N McMillan Iowa Anti Saloon League state secretary delivering an important timely message. Sunday school at 10 46 begins new work, changes in classes, new quarterlies and campaign for regular attendance. First appearance of the girls Christian Endeavor choir at 6 20 p m Evening service at 7 30 with theme Thomas the Daubter Everyone invited to attend all services.
Mrs Belle Waddell of Odin Minnesota born October 12 1889 died September 27 1925 at Sioux Valley hospital Cherokee Iowa after an operation She is survived by husband Webb and three children Lyle Shirley and Donna with a son Marcellus deceased Nov 30 1918 Her mother Mrs Ole Thompson and four sisters Mildred Templeman Olga Mary Swandhild and several relatives funeral held at home Wednesday 2 30 pm Rev G R Gilbert assisted by Rev Geo C Safford burial Aurelia cemetery
St Pauls Lutheran Church reveals Pastor F Wehking will lead German services starting next Sunday, with details provided for the congregation.
Mr and Mrs C E Day motored to Lake View Sunday afternoon and visited until Monday morning at the home of Mrs Day and her parents.
Cherokee county boys and girls excel in the pig and calf club at the Sioux City fair. Esther Nelson’s Poland China died before unloading, but eight other Cherokee pigs competed with five placing in the money. The fair offered nine prizes, yielding a strong Cherokee showing.
Trustees of St John s Lutheran decide to purchase the Scandinavian church they have used. They plan a cement foundation and basement social room, install a furnace, paint the exterior, and decorate the church room for a pleasant home of worship.
Ten years ago Miss Carlson led a rival YWCA group in Cherokee county while interior finishing continued on the Zoma Coombs farm home southeast of town. The Aurelia band welcomed W H Diercks as winter instructor and a birth greeted Ed and Mrs Ericks on September 22. J J Dawson planned to move to Texas with a farm sale set for October 15. Twenty years ago Henry Stutz began work at the Goodrich meat market and George Goodrich bought the Dick residence, with the family moving from Alta next week. I T Lewis sold his residence to George Chamberlin and the Mummert family plans a move to town next spring. Miss Perle Howell wed Frank L Long of Ashcreek on September 27, and George Bruce married Pearl Thompson September 26 at the M E parsonage. Football schedule listed with Oct and Nov games including correctionville, Primghar, Meriden, Sioux Rapids, Kingsley, Armistice Day at Alta, and Thanksgiving at Alta.
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