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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

4

Lyceum Course in Aurelia Promises Record Turnout

The five act Mid land Lyceum Bureau program for fall and winter is touted as the best yet in Aurelia. Tickets priced at 1.50 for adults 1.00 for children cover five numbers including Schubert Concert Party and L G Herbert lectures with diverse entertainment and a Wonders of Electricity presentation at the M E church.

Aurelia Lyceum Midland Lyceum Bureau M. E Schubert L. G. Herbert Vierra Royal Hawaiians Cambridge Players Harry T. Starnes

County Seat News Highlights Local Politics And Sports

Cherokee County items report the board of supervisors enforcing the road patrol law, Cherokee defeats Remsen 63 to 0 in football, E D Huxford named chairman of the State Bank section at the American Bankers association in Atlantic City, and Mrs Mary Weise dies at 88 in Cherokee. Also noted are L L Totman new traffic policeman, draft exemption for F W Johansen, Motor Inn forms a new corporation with $15000 capital, and A W Baltimore building a modern farm home east of Aurelia.

Country Board of Supervisors Cherokee Remsen High E. D. Huxford American Bankers’ Association Atlantic City State Bank Mary Weise Henry Weise Cherokee County Frank Sheldon L. L. Totman S. Welch Totman F. W. Johansen Cherokee Schools Cherokee County Exemption Board Johansen A. W. Baltimore Aurelia Baltimore

Weather and Crop Bulletin Highlights Frosts Hit State Wide

The week averaged 2 degrees below normal with frosts on two or three mornings across nearly all counties, heaviest in the east. Corn progress slowed but drought risk remains. 80 to 85 percent safe by Oct 15 with some crops needing October weather. Southwestern districts in best shape. central weakest. Seed supply adequate but much of last spring’s clover and alfalfa destroyed by grasshoppers. Pasture short. cattle on feed. Rain needed for pastures and fall grains. corn prefers warm, dry conditions.

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Red Cross Meeting At M.E. Church October 8

A Red Cross society meeting will be held at the M E church on Monday evening October 8 at 7 30 o clock Local Chairman invites full attendance due to important matters to be attended to Garber's offers new lot sweater coats now available.

The Red Cross Society M. E Ladies Aid Society Congregational Church Helmer Paulson Zelda Chamberlin

Ten Years Ago in Aurelia Happenings Card

R H Edens of Norfolk has become head bookkeeper at the First National Bank in Aurelia replacing Ballou who moved to Storm Lake. Rev O M Bond and wife bid Aurelia farewell as about 300 attend services at M E church before leaving for Spencer. Aurelia Town Lot Land Improvement Co organized with Mummert Mummert Fraser Miller as members and plans to incorporate next week. The company buys all Iowa Railroad Land Co holdings in Aurelia totaling 149 acres of land and lots.

R. H. Edens Norfolk Nebraska Mr. Ballou First National Bank Storm Lake O. M. Bond Aurelia M. FE Spencer Aurelia Town Lot

Linton Narrow Escape In Grain Wagon Crash

Ed Linton escaped with minor scratches after a grain wagon was struck by an eastbound passenger train at a crossing near the schoolhouse. The wagon's rear gear demolished and grain spilled, but the team and wagon survived with no serious injuries.

Linton Ed Linton

Schubert Evening Delivers Rich Music and Marimbaphone Art

The program features young women singing and reading stories with fine Marimbaphone playing. The evening blends entertaining costumes, varied light and real music, with Pacific and a ukulele segment adding a Hawaii-flavored touch.

Aurelia Lyceum Course Promises High Talent Fun

The Aurelia Lyceum announces a five concert season featuring Schubert Concert Party and other performers. Highlights include Dr. L G Herbert and Vierra's Royal Hawaiians with Cambridge Players and Harry T. Starnes. Season tickets urged for all numbers.

Season Tickets and Admission Prices Listed

The notice shows season tickets priced at adults 1.50 and school children 1.00. Single admission costs adults 0.50 and school children 0.35.

Young Reappointed to Aurelia M E Charge in Iowa Conference

Rev C H Young is returned to the Aurelia charge for another year at the Northwest Iowa M E conference in Algona. The conference also announces special appointments including A K Craig president of Morningside College and several evangelists. Other district superintendents named include J B Trimble Sioux City O M Bond Fort Dodge D A McBurney Sheldon H Clegg Algona and C H Kamphoefner Ida Grove. Additional pastor reassignments cover Manon, Sioux City Whitfield, Storm Lake, Galva, Cherokee, Ocheyedan with named pastors.

C. H. Young Aurelia Northwest Iowa Algona A. KE Craig Morningside College J. W. Mahood A. S George C. Kidder Alta Whitfield Sioux City C. H. VanMetre Peterson W. L. Patterson Storm Lake W. T. McDonald Galva J. R. Tumbleson J. S. Jory J. G. Waterman

Miss Annice Geckler Sues Pigott for Breach of Promise

Miss Annice E D Geckler sues Leo F Pigott in district court for 10000 alleging engagement and plans for marriage were broken when Pigott married Miss Anna Thill recently. The defendant, now married to Thill and living in another state, previously worked as an attendant at the state hospital. Peaches all this week for canning at Garber's.

Annice E. D. Geckler Leo F. Pigott Anna Thill State Hospital

Experiments Continue on Portion of a Number

Researchers pursue ongoing tests on a segment of a numerical value to determine stability and behavior under varied conditions. Data collection and preliminary results inform adjustments to methodology and expected outcomes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chevolet W. F. Hutton Motor Inn Motor Inn Company Mr. Hutton Edwin Meyer Roy E. Becker A. E. Cord Des Moines Iowa New Lot Garber’s Sentinel Leonard Peterson South Dakota Chas Brown Oklahoma C. A. Olson Sam Porter Great Lakes Naval Training Camp Ray Amanda Thedens Antoon Teerink Presbyterian Parsonage T. A. Ambler John Teerink Teerink Holstein Albert City John Adolph Kindwall Axel T. Kindwall Adolph Kindwall Axel Kindwall Adolph Kindwalll Pacific Hawaii Shubert Aurelia Lyceum Cambridge Young M. BE Harry Starnes
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